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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-18

Burke said that the failure Of Lord Talbot's bill
to reduce the expenses of the Kings household was
owing to the fact that the Kings turnspit was a
Member of Parliament. Obviously the reason why
George Ii. Pendleon in his role of Civil Service re-
former is so unpopular with thousands of Ohio
Democrats is that they yearn for the opportunity
to turn Uncle Sans spit and all the chances al
tho larder which 1t implies
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
SEEING THROUGH DIFFEREHT
SPECTN CLES.

II iscuTious how people oi 4 fersnt
countries diH,r from one another, es-
peciAIly when they are Visiting for
-IIn lands. The author OF recent
Euglisb novel, "a Matter Of Fact
Girl, descubes some oi our fellow
CT, zsns IN England ~ "a large party
OF noisy, loud taking Americans. the
women, "a usual, very much over
dressed, and far more Volublo thai
the men. and I'll or such equal terms
OF iullmacv th.t the query ss TO
which are brothers aud sisters or bus.
bands aud wives, or merely friends,
or whether they maY not all belong
10 some Of the pstrisrchsl family IRON
Utah, Wass perpetual and rather
exciting mystery TO Berrie,' the be-
roioe. What a different impressiou
the behavior Of English girls makes
in the Caitsd States. 4 Sac Fran
CISCO paper ysys that On a recent
evening during the band playing a.
the Palace Hotel, two young dam
ssls, who were unmis,skably not
Americans, attracted tho attention
oil I'll by The way q which they pa
raded around the court yard in their
ordlrsry house drsss, quite innocent
Of cloak aud hat, accompanied by one
Of The male seI, who ought TO have
known better than TO allow them 10
remain in such place 90 sttirsd
Finally they took up their stand on
the mat on which the baggage is usu
ally dumped, whore they we're Join
81 by several otter British youths
(esch WItb the ipsvitsb e umbrella
aud then above the stTsins Of The
baud arose their voIces IN ts 4 and
laughter, - though the place vas Tor
them alone, snd the other intrudsrs
were Of 30 little importance ss TO be
unnOticesbls. Let any American
girl 30 comport herself IN any pubic
place OF Her Buttannio Nrjesty's
dom,nions aud she - iumsdIstsly
proclaimed bold, shsmsIess, fast, "
not worse.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
KINGwOoD. WEST VIRGINIA, SATURDAY,
a CoNTENrIoNoF cor MINERS.

The Interstate Convention Of
coal miners assembled in Pittsbure
last week, about 6fty delegates from
Peunsy ylvsnia, Ohio, Maryland aud
Illinois being present After the
adoption Of parliamentary rules for
the government OF the body, pro
gramme Of subjrcts TO be diecnssed
was submitted. Among these were
the basis OF orgsuizstion, the name
to be adopted. territorial limits, OBJ
Iect OF the organization, aud leglsla-
tive aud executive powers Of the
general Convention.
4 general discussion ensued on the
question WHISTLER the proposed or
gsa,zstion should be secret or open.
I. A. Trow of Mary ylsnd opropsd AN
open organization, aud said the miners
of Maryland could not agree to such
an arrsnGeme
Tie majority Of the delegates how.
ever, were opposed to secrecy, and
the indications are that the open
plan OF organization will be adopted.
A resolution sywpsth,z'ug with tho
striking miners OF the Pittsburg dis
trict wa adopted, although consid-
cradle opPosit'on was developed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
NO. 81.

trial aud sentence. Now, then, in
what direction from Ssn Frsncisco
are the Msugrovs Islands1 What |
can no ono answer And you boy.
expect TO grow no aud become bu-.
s'nees men, aud you girls to become
wives, and yet don't know whether
the Mapgrove Islands are north east
or south west Of San Francisco I
shall send these boys up toths prip-
clPsl to bs thrsshed. and the girls
will have no recess.
The cls's in history will now take
the prisoners box. and tell the jury
wheiher sun flower seeds are among
the. exports OF Af5snistsp. No ans
swei1 None of you posted on this
momentousqusstiop! Two-thirds Of
you on the point Of leaving school to
mingle In the busy scenes Of life, and
yet you do not know whether Agar
i'tsn exports sunhower sesds or
grlnds,Onos For Ave ynrs / have
lsbored here as = teacher, and now
find that my work is thrown away.
Go to your seats and | will think up
.ome mode oil punishment BETTING
your CRIME.
The advanced class iu msthemat-
les will no- step forward. Oue of
you plsase step to the black board
and illustrate the angular rectaugls
north east corner OF quadrangle.
What no one in all this clsss able
TO make that simple illustration
James aud John and Joseph and
Henry, you expect to become mer-
chants. aud Mary and Nancy and
Kate and Sarah. you are ell old
enough to get married, ard yet you
confess your ignorance Of angular
rectangular qusdrsngulers before the
whole school John. suppose you be-
come Wholesale grocer. Do you
expect to buy tea aud sugar and eof-
foe and spices. and sell the same
again without reference to quadrss-
gIes' Mary. suppose you 90 to the
store TO buy four yards OF muslin st
ton cents sysrd. bow are you gs-
ing to be certain that you have not
been chestsd II you cannot figure ths
right anglo Of trisngIe1 Ah. m, |
| might As we'll resign my positioa
and 20 home and die, for the next
gene ston will be 40 ignorant that
all educated persons will feel them
'elvss strangers aud outcssts.-De-
tyot Free Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
ANOTHER LIBBL ON rHE LaERI-
CAN BOG.

The North German GIs tie again
attempts to prove by statetlcs that
the danger Of contracting t'ichnosis
from American pork Is sixty times
greater than 1t is from German pork.
and refers TO the latest reports Of
the esp,tary officers at Chicago. Erie
and Boston sui 10 publications IN
the New York Medical Journal To
prove Tire correctness OF its state
ments, the Ga.otte declares that the
inspection ot pork on lite arrival at
German ports hss proved useiess
Ii says that the quantity Of Ameii-
can pork consumed in Ger many IL
ANAL. aud ls decreasing, aud that
the quesnou, therefore, Is not of eco
nomIc importance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
ORIGIN or SOME COMMON Ell
PRESsIOHS.

Tho origin OF the torn sab rosa
dates from the ancient OF suspsndln q
a large rose, boqnst OF roses. from
tho middle oil the card room ceillng
Just ss We on q particular occasion
bang 4 bunch Of mistletos. 1t was
noticed IN course 0f time that card
plsysrs-espscially those oi more ma
turs ags-gensrslly kept their rAcy
remorks, sosudsl, gossip, and what
COT, Tor the card party; and many sD
improper s,ory or disgrace!ul piece o.
back biting was gIesfuIly repeated
over the Uightly rubber. OF course, al
ways ip strict confidence. Az this
always took place beneath the sus-
pended boquet. the words sub rosa
came TO nssn anything entire nous
which was TO 90 no further; and this
meaning hss been retained until the
present day.
The saying: Those who live in
4 ass bouses must not throw stones
dstes back to time at which London
was full Of Sootchmeu, Immediately
alter the union between England and
Scotland. Thsn the Duke oil Buck
iugbsro, who was 10 friend to the
Scotch, devised various eIpsdients to
veI them, and among others, organ =
lzsd nightly parties TO smssh their
windows. One Of these Mohawk ss-
cspAdes being traced 10 bis lordship q
scotch parry, by way Of revenge,
sro sshsd all the Windows Of the Duke .
residence in Martins Fields. This
m,nsion had 30 many vindows--iu
the days when daylight vas luxury
-tbst IT, was known a. the Glass
Hou-s,' .pd. on these being broken,
the Duke sppsslsd to the K:Dg. who
with 4 touch Of native Eit, At oncs re-
piled 'StsshIs, Stssnis, those who
live 10 gisSs- bousss should bs esrsfu'
how they f,ng stsnss; and lhs
spotbsgm hs', 80 We know, been pre-
served TO tbis generation
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
"SoIN0 TO sCHOoL1

Class IN Geography. stand up.
VOW Who can veil noe who vas king
Of The CAnhIbsi Islands 400 years
sgo7 Wbst, can no one suswsr this
grsvsly important query? tsit poe
NbIe that 700 have knowingly kept
yourselves 10 the dark on q polnt
Which may one dsy decide The fate
u toe usuoa1 Very vel; The entire
clsss Wi stay ar hour alter school
40 punishment.
TIE b class iu geography viii
please arse aud Ooms iOrwsTd tor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26


The invitations sent OF late to ma
Val officers. requesting them to fur
tlsh suggestions for q change Of uui =
form. 'reminds ms'-as Mr.. Lincoln
would have ssid--of u similar iuvi-
tstion ,ssu-d by j., II DAVIS when he
Was Secretary Of War under General
Frank Pierce. One oil these invita-
tions wss cent to Lieutentsnt Derby,
= good draughismAu aud a merry
wsg who cent 10 response . propo-
siuou tor having twoIuch iron ling
appended by piece Of strong lsath-
er 10 the seat Of each enlisted man
trousers. Long aud formal spec. e.
cations demonstrated the utility OF
this riug. Each officer was to carry
instead oil sword, long whito ash
pole, with n hook on Que end. By
hooking into the ring Of pr,vats he
could be kept 10 lus OF battle If he
was dispossd TO hang back or caught
II he attempted TO run away. The
ring would also be useful ia the ar
hliery service for draft purposes, aud
In the cavalry men could be locked
to other rings in their ssddles. aud
40 kept from falling of. The illus
trations which accompanied tho spo-
clhcstlons represented officers catch.
ing infantry strsgglers and forcing
them into tho ranks, dragons pad
locked to their ssddles and artillery.
men with cannon prolongs hitched
to their rings, hauling huge pieces OF
artillery up steep heights.
1t was very funny, and the olsrks
in the War Department enjoy ed some
hearty laughs over il but when it
reached the Secretary he became in
diguant. and regarded it ss an in
suit. He ordered charges and sps.
6catiohs to be drawn up. aud 8
court martial was actually ordered, =,
when it came TO the ears OF Governor
Marcy, then Secretary OF State, " no
was level beaded. and who advised
Davis TO let the matter drop. He
might convict Derby and dlsmiss him
from the service. but he would be
laughed 1t from one end of the coup
try 10 the other. DAVIS took the ad.
vice. and Derby's 'suRgsstions are
still on the flea OF the War Depart
mpnt
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
SEEING "A BLTTLsHTBLD.

he was from Syracuse, aud hssaid
he'd give almost anything to sss q
battlefield. IL was. therefore. ar
ranged that We should 20 up to Fort
Pillow in company. nsVer saw
such an enthusiast on the subject OF
war and fields OF carnage. he went
oAt and bought three war histories
bsfcrs We left Memphis. and on the
way up he talked war 10 every man
who would listen to him. / warned
bim not to expect to see to much,
and not to be disappointed il Greedy,
Hesclsy and Abbott had made come
errors 10 describing the lay Of 6eldS
which nous OF them had seen within
FIVE hundred miles. oh. OF course
not he replied. i don't expect to
see more than fort, Eve or six burst
cd cannon. . few skulls, half q do1ed
cannon wheels and q lot Of maskst
barrels. shall bring away about q
dozen swoId de aud rsVolvsTs 90 relics,
aud / Wonder what it would cost o
get one ofths old cannon up to Syra.
cusef
When the bost swung in at Fort
PllloS | saw ny friends chin being
10 fall. The landing vac = steep
slide for . distance OF a hundred feet,
aud the mud was = foot deep. We
dropped od the gang plank and the
stesmsr went her way.
W-Whst's this ? inquired the SyrG-
cuss man 80 be looked mp the grade.
This 10 a historic bluff. Prspars
to see q battlefield,
We tuggsd and strained and swors
and 6oslly reached the bluff, ssoh
man plsstsrsd with mud FROM his
collar button clssn dowD.
Now, thsn' said /, after We bad
scrsped of a part Of our loads, over
there 70 the fort. You can see Rhsrs
the big guos were mounted. Above
u must be the sltsdsl. Over TO the
right is the rsvips up which Forests
msu sdvsDced, and -
See here interrupted the gentle
mao from New York, do you call
thlsG battlefield ?
Certainly!
This internal sand--thOss thick cts
that swamp--tbsn Two cAbIus are
q battlefield, cd
'Oi course.
Well sir, its sn Internal fraud "A
de I'd sWIndls on honest men and I've
. good mind TO punch your bssd for
bringing me up here. Battlefield, sh
Why. nr, II / couldn't take ten sores
OF Northern tamsrack swamp and
make better battlefield than this, I'D
never look . decent man 10 the face
.galn Go ou with you Yoa are q
liar and q dscsiVsr T.
And be wtnt Of and sat down on q
log, and sulksG and RroWIsS and
grumblsd for SIX long hours,and when
showed bim bullets add brssstplates
snd other relics, be charged me with
aving brought them up from Mem.
hs IN my pookets.--Res Prsss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
TBE mn 70 rAx ON oIRRYEns

HAERIsBERG, Pa. Nay 27.-After
oug debate upon the OIL tax bill the
house TO- day adopted Mr. AmermsD',
amendment, taIDIg franchises oil OF
carrying corporstIous II the rate a
ONE mill per gallon, and .lso srctber
proportion, prohibiting the pipe liDes
IRON adding THE tax to the rate for
trsusprtstIon, sad limiting Their
transportation charge to twenty
cents per barrel. Pending a vote
upon the title Of the bill the house
sdJonrusd. The discussion OF The
measure IN the house gave rise to 3
nestsd debsissnd vigorous resistance
on tbs part Of representatives. from
oil regions. A resolution vas adopt
ed by the nouss to-day for final sd =
journnent Of the legislators ou June
6tb.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
DoGAITIZfNG REPUBLICANs.

: There are two interesting classes In
the Republican party just now. TIE
frat IL made up OF the 'StslwsrtS
who keep on cOmplacentIy with their
mschlnss' IN spite Of he crack hus
and falling that have been gong on
sround them, and VINO Put serene
confidence IN Dem cratic laundering
as the stePping-stohe to new lesse
OF power. The second cl,ss IA made
up OF critics, journalistic and other.
who spend their time in sttribuune
the defeat Of their party to the cor
rupt leaders and the 'mach,nes.' and
dogmstiIlng ss to what the people
are going TO do as soon ss they get
the machine hopelessly crushed.
OF the two the first class silly.
Their TAX .bout BNnucratic bun
dering' really has u pubstratum OF
sense In the certainty that If the
Democracy does blunder 40 sstiously
AZ tho Republican party has. it is
not likely to retain control OF Con-
RTess or get control o! tie Presidency.
But for the silly dogmatism about
what the peoV,e' are going to do 10
he way OF 'repudiating Democracy
ADD fusion and restoring the Repub.
licau party, there is no foundation
whatever.
II We could believe tho orstors
and the journals OF this class the
people is a bcdy dstlnct from both
parties. II has heretofore trusted
he Republican party; but finding
the latter putting corrupt men in
rover and making 'mschin g Vt has
punished tho party by taking power
away :rum 1t and giving it TO the
D-mocrstic party and IN some places
10 he Fusion party. When the Re-
publican party has been sufficiently
punished and warned IL is 10 be again
taken into favor by the people who
have only used the other parties fpr
purpose, not because OF any couh-
dence IN them or their priclples.
There is hardly one OF the anti
Conk ling journals 10 New York. or
The anti Ferry journals n Michigan.
or the soti-snybody journals else
where. that has not presented the
csss 10 this effect, il OF in the precise
words We have gived. Yet it. Id
scarcely possible to conceive OF more
ridiculous nobsehas. The neople are
the parties. A great many OF them
who formerly voted he Republican
ticket and helped 10 consltiure he
R~pubIIcsn party have Uncovered
that the men who controlled the
party organization were using - for
their own selfish purposes. Manv
more hav. discovered that they are
no longer in symps'by with the
alleged principles Of tho Republican
party. The 6rst clsss vsry largely
stayed at home st the recent elect
IONS aud may come out when the Re-.
publican organizers put better neu
10 th. field. The isst o!sss-the only
class thai has shown lis disspproba.
ton oil the Republican party by vot.
ing Tor i,S opponents, has left lts old
a~~ocistss to stay /; and it is simply
folly to count upon it's returo.-
| Detroit Free Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26

The funeral OF s1 Governor Wash
burn, OF Portland, Name, lsst week
wss largely attended The services
at Portland consisted Of singing and
reading Of sonpiurss. The remains
we're taken TO B'agor Tor burial,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26

Thomas Walsh, Of Chicago, who
whipped biz vile to death with .
leather strsp,snd who pleaded guilty,
vac sentenced by Judge Bsrnum
las, week TO thirty FIVE years in ihe
penitsntiary. Tue crime 10 describ-
ed ~ one Of the most brutal ever
rsoited 10 court.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
LIRGE FhARLs.

The Pacific, OF MAzstlin, (Me1ico)
has the following:
The largest pear in the world has
been found recently IN Lower Cali
iornia (Melico) by one of tn. fishers
Cor dlvers) belonging to the firm Of
Gonzalez Il Rnffo. merchants at La
Psz (L. o. TIE pssrl is of the di-
msnsicnS offs lemon, weighing rs
csrets, and measure, one inch in
length and three e-iourths of an inch
in width. II took the fsher who
opened the sheiI several minutes TO
extract the pearl There 10 no doubt
that The coast OF Lower California 10
very rich. The largest pearl known
before was also found on that coast
IN Lorsto II. Cl in the time of the
JJrsults, and adorned the crown Of the
the Queen OF Spain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
rHs COUPONS xUsrBE AccAPrHD

Judge Winefeld, of the Circuit
onrt, last Friday i-su-d peremptory
mandamus requiring the city treas
urer OF Lynchburg to accept the
coupons presented by twenty-five
different psrtie' in payment Of State
rsTsS The presentation Of the
coupons was made some months ago
ard the court bolds that - tho treas.
nrer does not deny the genuinepess
Of the coupons no other proof ~ nee
esssry to establish their validity
The case, involve $6 900.
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pptCIhI OOmInlrslOner
kingwood, March 9th 1888.
State of West Virgins, County of Pres

State OF West Virginia, County Of Pres
ton, ss.:
l. Smith Crane. Clerk OF the Circuit,
Court OF 'sic county, do certify that X.
W. Monroe, who was by = decree Of said
court, rendered on the 9th day Of Drcem-
ber, 1882. In tue Equity csuse of Emma
" Z!nn VI. T. g. Turner's Admir-, et I'll.
aPpoi'ted special Commissioner to max,
sale Of the real estate therein drcreed to
se sold, hse this daJ gwen bond and se
curlty In said cAuse ss required by law.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of
March, 1888 SuIra CE.su
o-lO ~ Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-26
IN EQUITY.

This cause, by decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Preston county. rendered on
the 18th dav of April. 1881, being referred
To the Undersigned commissioner, with
instructions To ascertain aud report the
lands owned by the defendant, Charles
e. Craig, the title thereto. and the aunu~
al rental value thereto the liens thereon,
their amountsa and priorities. .anC 20 whom
owing, together with any other pertinent
matter required BY the parties or any OF
them.
The parties to the Same will take no.
tice that in pursuance of raid order OF
reference, l will, on the 6te day Of June.
1898, at my odice in KiugwoOd. proceed
to execute the said order OF reference. al
which place aud time the above named
parties are required TO be present.
Given under my hand this 9TH dpy oi
May, 1888.
P.J. CROGAN,
II ft. Commissioner.
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a TRIsUrE TO FIIz JOHS ronrRR.

The Fifth Army Corps society OF
the Army of tn. Potomac had y
largely attended meeting at the
Riggs House in Washington last
week at which aro.oiutiOO wac uDsu- :
lmously adopted tItending the
thanks OF the cor;s to the P'esidept,
the Senate Of the United States Geu.
Grant, Senators Sewell aud McPher-
SOP, Of New Jer9y. and other per-
sons, for their ,fortsto secure Jus
tice for Fi'S John Porter,
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THE REGISTER.
DAILY. SUNDAY, WEEKLY.
AN ENrErRIsISa, PRoGREssIvE AND
CoEPLETE LOCAL AND GKE~
BRAL NEwsPAPER.
hDEPEEDEHT AND OUTsP KEN oNALI PUR
Lilo QUEsTIpEs All USDISa IN
NKws. LITERARY MItCEL
LAEI AND FAMILY
READING.


The Wheeling II, gister was founded IN
1904, al the time Ot the inauguration of
The State OF West Virginia Az a part
aud parcel Of ibe new state, closely iden.
iined with ITS enterprises and contributing
IN modest measures To it's advancement, be
Register sbares IN the just eKulIation witt
which our people regard its bright career
The population OF the State has Increased
IN greater ratio than most ofthe old States.
her schools have multiplied and improved
II efficiency. her government has been well
Hnd economically sdmiuisied, her TesuuI-
ces are being developed with energy, and
her people ale growing in enlightenment
aud thrift. With the growth Of The slate
the Registerhus grown, with its develop
ment the Register has prospered. And ?
hOwing the estimation in which the paper
10 held by the citizens Of the Safe for
whose interests il has steadfastly battled,
~e can cay with truth that no Other paper
is read by as many West Virgiuisns, nor
Goes any o'her penetrate every part of the
Stste a. IL does.
The Register will continue, a. hereto
fore, the advocate Of broad and liberal
policy in the conduct Of public affairs, the
extension and strengthening OF the F.e,
School System, the improvement of the
State and the development Of is resources.
lie pToprletors point 10 Ils past ss an earn
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and has already gained q very large cIrcu
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
or THE-
TURNER Farm -
EMMA v. ZINN, &C,
z @ TURNER'S A5co,r
z. c TURNER'S Admir- g, al.

z. G TURNER'S Admir- ct al.
10 pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, In the sb we
cause, rendered on the 5th day OF Decrm-
Der, 1882, l will on
MONDAY. APRIL Cru 1888.
being the first day OF the Circuit Court
before the trent door OF the Court House
Ia kiugwood, sell the real estate in the
Bill and proceediugs mentioned upon the
following terms SO much cash In hand
viii oe II quired as will be sufficient to
pay the costs OF suiE, aud charges for sale,
md 70: the residue upon a credit of o ia
and "a months; the PURCHASER giving in
teresl bearing uotee, wl(h good personal
security for the deferred installmeuts.
DESCRIPTION - THIS property IL
known AZ the ~ Turner Farm, {"
Noou, miles west of Kingwood. II con
sists of 4 several tracts. contsining o the