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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
REsr FoR ANYTHING.

Having used your CUrrcURA REMEDIES Tor eish-
tssn months Tor letter, and hsally cured II, l am
mend II beyond any remedies ] have ever used Tor
letter, BUNS, Cuts, etc. In fact, 1t Is the best nedi-
cine nave ever E s. HORTON.
nrrrrrr Mss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

CT used S~ift's Specific on my little daughter,
xbo Was afflicted With some Biooj Poison which had
resisted all sorts Of treatment TIE specine reviewed
~, neInsnsntIT. and / shall useit In ny practice"
W. r. BRDSTE, II. D., cypres Ridge, Ark.
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Toledo,
ToIvDo q Noyember l.

TOLEDO, O., November I.-Wheat-
Steady; No. , red cash and November
7OIc asked; December 72ic January
nc bid; February 754c; May Slic; No. ,
soft S2@84c. Corn-Dull and nominal;
No. . cash and November 42c; year 3Sic;
January 374c. Oats-Firmer; No. , cash
and November 27ic; year PC. CIoverseed
Dull; prime 81 20.
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DRY
New York.

NV YORK, November DRY Goods
The Earket has been quiet in demand and
movknent, though there is some inquiry
abot future wants.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Ia1 1-2 Per Cent.-Governments
S~trong-Stocks Flour Dull and
Unchanged-Wheat steady.
New YORK, October 3l.-Money easy at
lMlI per cent. Prime mercantile paper
sos per cent. Sterling Exchange, bankers
bills weak at $50; demand 1881.
GOvERNMENTs-Strong.
Threes coupons ..........,o...""lCO.
Eours and-a-hSt extended.~."-,..".."."""i!Iis
Pacific Skies Of ls9J..".-... .... . e .."".".-.".lZi
RAu.wAYs-Weak in early dealings and
closed strong.
STATE SECURITIES-Steady.
STocKs-The market opened weak and
lower. Prices declined to per cent in
the general list and l! per cent in Read
ing, which sold down to 20f. The reduc-
ton in passenger rates eXerted an u~nfavor-
able effect on the market; New York Cen
trail fell of from So to
S4S, Northwest from Sc to
S53, St. Paul from 753 to 7ls, Delaware
and Hudson from So to ST., Missouri Pa
ciGc from 922 to 92I and Union Pacific
from 81 to 535. Near midday the market
began 10 improve and subsequently there
was an advance Of to per cent. Union
Pacific, St. Paul and Lake Shore were feat
ures in the upward movement. North.
western rose l to So, St. Paul II to
TO-. L~ackawanna per- cent. to lol4
Lake Shore |. to &C., New York Central
10 Sj5, Union Pacific Il to jt3, and
Western Union u to coz. The market
closed strong at the highest figures Of the
day. Compared with last nights closing
prices are to ! per cent. higher, except
Tor Missouri Pacific, Erie and Reading,
which are to | per cent. lower.
Transactions, lll,000 shares.
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Trustees Sale.

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE PRO-
visions Of q decree ~ the Circuit Court Of Obi,
county, made and entered on the liih day o: Octo-
Ter, 1885,, IN 4 cause In ohanceIy therein p~sniiag,
wherein GeoHe knowles and Edward Knowles were
plainuts, and the Nall City Building and Loan AZ.
ISOLATION and others were defendants, I will, A. di-
rected ny aid 0CCrce, pTNoed 70 Sell, at the front
DAN \, the llTH DAY al NOVEMBER, 1854 cons
menCing at ~ O'Clock a. IN, H. thr highest and bed
bidder, at public auctign, the lie estate OF Catherine
KNOWLES IN the following Described property, that IL
10 say: Fifty feet square oi the west end OF that
'ot OF parcel Of ground situate In the addition I othe
city Of Wheeling which wsS laid out by Moses W.
thapliae aud othCrs, and designated On the plat Of
said o. iiIion - lot numbered ioriy-nine ti9), being
all that part lying between the western boundary OF
aid loi snd aud = line drawn parallel 10 and hliy
'ct from the 'sac boundary aenoSs aid lot from
north 10 souih. together WITH all the Improvements
ihcroOn and appurtenanceS thereto belonging.
QkENS ~ SALE-CASH j. WOODS,
Ut.lI Trustee,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

4. .n., Hrg .-nn M what Sviit's Spe,iis has
l .gr u. Il cg-rl up o. sCro.Ila in ", worst
.r. after that SIT, gel 18th L U;Jeen lon years,
.its' rI.5al TIE wmeEa,, only 10 break down
Dc. d AMI mla M almost helpless.
Mrs EL.yAUETu BAKER,
A,wOrth, Ca, July l., ISL
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noon the maket was irregular, trading light.
declined 10 &c, advanced to 73Ic, and
closed at f3e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

Daily except Saturday.
ZaneSyille Accommodation leaves Wheeling n
$40 p. NJ, Bellaire at $50 r. n. daily except Sun
day.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation at s:S5 4. n.
Moundsyiue Accommodation leaves Wheeling
n:S5 a. N. and arrives at MoundsviIle at l2;lo p. ~,
daily except Sunday.
Gloyeris Gap Accommodation leaves at 4:l0 r. NJ
Through coach from Wheeling to Columbus on No
?, leaving Wheeling at s:l5 A. n, arriving at Co
lunbus at $40 p. n.
J. q. sleeping cars on all through trains.
Close connection made for all points South and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this Q de
sirable route for ~colonists and persons moving TO the
great west, and TO whom particular attention u
given.
Tickets to all principal points on sale at depot
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured AZ Do
pot Ticket oece
THOS T.. b HAASE.
Ticket Agent T.. Il .. Depot
JOHN BAtLIE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House.
JOHN T LANE, Tnv. Passenger Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. Oft.
= T. 7. DEvRlEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
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Passenger train daily including Sunday. Aeon
moiStiou trains run daily except Sunday.
JOHN q. 1OMLtNS0N,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, W. Va.
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had a DOZEN bad sores upon my body, sud tried
all remedies / could hear o., and at last tried your
CuTTCvRA REMEDIES and they have cured me.
$3.50. rorN-rN pE,sN-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

I.sitostioe ts ntss 10 dshs EAcal1 b nais eujy
IN ~ ofLcs Of ~ ComyGny 10 Neg Orb0nA
Eor ffnhsT infonnsuon w6A 6esxtI, cvirZ fui
.ddrcn. POSTAL ~, kxRfes konsy Orie-s.
- YasE EIekznss In ordinsy letter. Cur.
r.nry ~ Espssss lsii ssns oil y so1 rpvards ~ osf
sIPea pAUYHH,
uSV Od1aAL6,0
n. L. pAUPHu. "a ssrnA -, Wsdacss.
DC
b.ls r. O. Msssy osasn payabas ~ AltH0
IN osixAxs NATIONAL BASK
uOW Orsna. u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
ECZEMA TWENTY YFARS

Cured. Not a Sign OF Its R~capPeaaance'
Your CrTIcURA has donea wonderful cure for me
nom than two years ago. Not a sign ot its reaPpear-
snce since. Il cured me Of 4 very hac Eczema vaich
had troubled me fer more than twenty years !
shall always speak well Of CuTIcVRI. sell I srea'
deal o. i, uv n-..,
payErurr L MASS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03
SNEEZE! SNEEZE !
CompIete Treatment with Inhaler ST.

One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
ard one Improved Inhaler, in one package, may
| row be had OF all druggists for sl.oj. Ask for San
lords Radical Cure. ., 80,
Times "The best we have found in q lifetime OF
SuTering"-Re<. Or. Wiggiu, Boston. After a
long struggle with CatarTh, the Radical Cure hd'
cC~77 ucrei' s. W. Monroe, Lewisburgh, Pa.
- have not found a case thatit did not relieve at
once"--Andrew Lee, Manchester, Mass.
Potter DRU6 AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

DuBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Residence, Garden, and MANUFACTURING Sitei,
whit water, coal and other convenience. Tbs
late Philip Reilly farm, al the mouth OF Glenn's
kgn, Glenn's Run Station r. W. a Ky, Railroad,
liver iTcnts. river bottom lots, above the high water
OF 1854, and hill tracts, in ali about $50 acres, In the
vicinity. OF the wsllsbgrs, West virSiuia,
gas Geld, will be sold on the premises NJ Glcnn's
1884, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. For pnrtIe-
ulars call On James Gilchrist, he Cnapl,ne street,
rThos. o'Brieu, State rrcSsurcT's oihce, Capitol
cry may be seen. No more eligible site Tor MILL or
Steci plant can lie found. Terms: one fourth enc
rurrha'c money cash In hand, aud the residue In
three equal annual payments, with interest from
day OF sale; deferred payments 10 De secured BIZ a
dcci OF trus, on the property sold.
JOHN J. KAN
AL0NZ IpRlNG,
TBoS. O'BRIEN,
Trustees Of the estate Of Philip Reilly, dNeassl.
oclSb
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TO INVESTORS.


DERsONs INCLINED TO MAKE LARGE OF
l. small investment IN desirable real estate ir
RArIDLY GROWING CITY, or In lnt mortsag
~ecuritics paying good rates OF interest, are invite
10 correspond with the undersigned. st. Paul, To
Capital Of Minnesota, Ia situated at the bead Of M,
sa,igu OF the great Mississippi River, and IL
at, ay 10 and commercial metropolis Of the ScV
Nortl~sst, being an important railroad center an.
one Of the brmini Of the great Northern Padn,
Eal:road, now completed. The dty', advantage
,eem to insure FOR II & grand future. It's population
by The comptroller, sta.emen In March, 1893, VA
600; IN June, 1890 &, wa 81 t2s.
Investment, made Of iron eco up. Upers
dOus6!e reference, given.
HARRY CALDWELL,
Req Estate Agen
12iE L. Seventh ST. Paul, MINI
1oyd Formsriyo w
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The Mightiness Of Truth!
Get the FACTS Speak in stentOrian Tones
sFat as a Pig"

ANY baby six months old broke out With some
Ei,d of skin humor, and. after being treated HEe
ngr;hs by nv family physician, wac given up 70
lie. The druggist Recommended syiits SPECIFIC,
and the result Was as gratifying az it vas mirEcu-
IOus. Ny child soon got vel ali traoeS o! Inc as
J.J. KIRKLAND,
Minden, REsk county, TezIS
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3 z E Esia, ee es41saa an soi 2s''
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M4Mm9
~Sa%

ipoororztd In 1873 for rs ye.n By the I<x1sissars
q. Educational and ChsfRbss P~urpo~s-vfth Q
lGpitsl o. ~ - 49, sIanaoi o,a
,.,uI,r vote iu FRANCHISE va made . psr Of TIA
~ .spt state Constitution sdoyts5 DFoessbe, "a, a
ID. 1873. The GnIy Lg;tsp ,syer votet on srd GO
do,seJ by The people o! ans state.
IL nsysf scslsa OF p~aatpoarz. Us Grand 6ingis
.atph<r DrsuIDns tsts place monthly.
spl~pdld opportunity 70 ON a tprtan. ilsy:
,ru i,rslf DraginE Chs J.. In us
az prS!C SEH ORLEAbs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

Every species Of itching. scaly, PImpiy, sSroiu
~ EaiT enred by CUTICURA REsoLyEST the new
Rlood Purifier internally, snd CrrIcURA and CVTI'
cTRE SOAP the great skin Cures externally.
Sold everyvhere. Price, CUTcUARA, 30 cents
Soar, 25 cents; REsoLyKNr, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., bostoh'
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THE ITALIANS

gsve ? Provtrb that, "Sons men are 70 good as -
rag Er nothing" II is net claimed, a. Is the case
with many 30 called remedies, that SWLFTS SPE
CJFIC is Z cure al, or can remove all the It's 70
which Gesh is heir; but as a Tonic and Health Be-
newer. and for BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES, and
ror,roubies dependent on Impure and impoverished
blcol. II Is without q rival.
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PETROLEUM

PlttsburG.
PIrTsBURG, November I'm the alter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09

~. n,,Ls NJ Deyonshirc W the orjy pcs,
ins v"~c,,,dIng royalty. who pois'.sss
son. nov s'.r rsrks-indced. II there are aeo'
Al Lismore, he has n'e'
rhe Dowarer Countess Of Wb1rneliase,
,hnse death was recorded last wees, nsa
"a ending 10 her long NE. rs sue aec' ,'oS
,a,lv set light to the curtains OF heI "eo
The .bock sud injuries were tne cau'' "
her death shortly aiterwafd'
vo,v ,upleasant sect TO disagree WIN
Wy ,alioious body whose cxistence
To- ,yi,biu A few months come 20 ,itns 80
VA, mas rri,ros Members deem II tleir auss
80 In on The earliest opportunity 'ho'e
who differ with them.
One OF the first couples wh,cn loon ~, au
vantage OF the new FreDcn uirviVo T.
bore the name OF granville. ino ary
Who married at sixteen, oD'aineu = sePu"a
,ioo fifteen DAYS after tue "euui co.
had bceu waiting her divorce eAa'''' "'''
years. p....,
T, tho course OF last year the bri' su
80, w,s strengthened by the eniis'hiep.
"a -es recruits under seventeen lea's "
bope. says iaboucbere. 'oa. th''
I'm be one of the first subjects TO engaso
the attention OF the Society LOT ''io
ton Of Cruelty to Children
The Vienna police authorizes ueer AZ.
that they have captured an tue - ,Sat
archists during recent arrests MAUI W -
city. Bachman il said to nave ins.l1 -.
all the threatening letters, procliliia.'nDin,1,
and other revolutionary doculDeut> VIZ,
were issued from pretended seclt' 18th .,;,h
mittee. ord winch were eirchl'teu 49,
the view Of making an impre>sio" "P'"
bis political associates.
From the DAYS Of Cortez, in lo2l. do"m
IN Tho heoinning of this century, ana even
70 the present time, except Wheu NJ
rnnted by revolution, the Mexican si'tel
r,ines have poured forth an uncras,u-
..ream Of silver such ~ the woflu nas
,,over seen. II is estimated that the VaiGe
~ Tho silver coin and bullion produceu III
,hot country since the conquest Is over
30 coo coo 600. and il is well known lnh
some Of the mines have been prOu.AO'y
worked almost without interruption rom
that day 10 this, and that one OF tneul, ~
least. is still running out silver NJ the ra'e
OF over s5.Oo0,000 per wear.
The great remedy for rattlesnake's nlte
AZ Long Eddy. y. T., was learned tI,1'l
vear. ago from hali-breei Indian by Jo-
.eph Gecr. the first settler. It i as follows !;
Anuly TO the wound q poultce OF one hali
each Of common salt and indigo mi%ed
with cold water. ana renew every TWO
hours. Eat freely OF the leaves or drlnH =.
oStcn o: A tea made from them, OF variety
Of blue violet commonly known as Tue ar
ow.lcaved violet ". sagiialaJ. II the bite
he upon a leg or IN arm bind the leaves N
circle around it. above and just beyond
The swelling. Moisten with cold water q,
often A. tley get dry from the fever created
by the poison, aud renew two o>ihree times
q dov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
Personal.

Lieutenant Greedy is expected at wash
ington about the 1st OF October.
c. r. Berry, OF Golconds, ILL.,. has sent
20 Mr.. Cleveland hickory cane, on tue
head OF which Is carved the New York
state arms ana picture OF the National
Capitol.
Victor Hugo declare that he does not
know word OF English. although twenty
wears OF his life have been spent in Eng
land. IL Is not known whether the novel.
ISt meant 10 include the little word 81"
Dir. Boehm is engaged on two busts OF
the late Duke Of Albany, which have boon
ordered by the Queen. One OF them /. to
be placed In the Prince Consort's mau,o-
leum ST Fr0gmore. and the other Is in.
tended for Balmoral.
Munkaczy. one Of the greatest living
.rtists, who painted Christ before Plate -
has Just been put IN a private madhouse
near Paris. He thought passing hle OF
soldiers about to assassinate him, shrieked
wildly for aid, and was found to be hope
ltssly mad.
Nine. Pappenheim, now singing before
San Francisco audiences, toll, an inter.
viewer there the other day OF her note.
worthy transformation. Not very long ago
she wss very large woman-tlpped the
scales, 1t Is said, at go pounds. To the
smazement Of her friends, she returns to
America with comparatively trim figure,
and, although there are fifty or sixty pounds
los, OF Pappenheim, with her artistic skill
updiminished. She reduced herself on ths
new principle discovered by the German
doctor who so successfully reduced Bis.
msrck's fat boy. This physician has Dbl
Ianthropicslly given his system TO Germa
nv in pamphlet. and all fat Germany /.
reducing itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09

bcing released from the work.house. pre-
payatcry 10 the i3th Of October, as fast A
our Democratic wcrk.House Board can
Get them out. Some account Of these
scoundrsls n given In our local columns
this morning. 10 which we invite the auen.
ton Of Republicans. IL Is an indication III
the dirty work the interruptions cofl-oii
gang Of politicians are preparing lor. Inere
Is no way Of defeating this rascality but py
vigilance and yigor. Tnc police canno, DE
relied on any more now Than at the sprung
election 10 arrest repeater. ana tnc ma
chincry of the city being IN Democratic
hsnds, Republicans must depend upon
themselves to prevent tie most extensive
frauds upon the balIot-box ever practiceu
in Hamilton county"
Im't thst paragraph intended to prepare
the public mind for defeat In Ohio on the
lAh Of October? II not, why should s
respectable paper oondescend to the use oil
such lang"agey
Mr.. HnsTEAD te'egraphs from New YORK
TO his paper rs follows:
81 have information that a special raid
has been prepsred in Ohio upon JGdge
lohnsop, Republican candidate for reelec-
ton 10 Tue SupICht NVu''s
What q terrible condition these Ohio Re-
publicans are IN. Judge JOHNSON is r thorn
in their side. He Is not SIMPLY an advocate
of the sCoTT law but OF the PoSD law. lie
will be defeated unless many Prohibition
isis vote for him. But the Gghi Is what we
are writing about Just now.
Here il another bugbcar:
at Is beyond ST. question true that the
Democrats will have 10 make the hardest
fight in which the party has ever engaged
IN ohio next month. They realize that tho
moral effect OF Republican victory, by
however small a majority. will stiiien the
knees Of tens Of thousands who are either
way, ring In the Blaine ranks or inclined 20
go over 10 the Democrats. On the other
hand. they believe that Democratic victory
| in Ohio will give Cleveland a walk-oyer IN
November. so they conclude that IL Is
better 10 spend 100000 in Ohio In Octo-
Der, and IL victory comes, make several
doubtful States certain, than 10 have 10
place half 4 million in those States as
remedy for uncertainty. Within two weeks
you win see the hottest political light OF the
century under way In Ohio. But 1t Is not
by open warfare that the Democrats eX-
pet TO win. They count on an Old style
: still hunt, with Improvements by Me-
Lean. Payne & Co."
WAsnIxGTON. September 5.-The Critic
this evening prints the following as edito-
rial:
"From certain developments that have
been made within the past week 1t IS be-
lieved that corrupt and damnable bargain
has been struck between stephen Grover
Cleveland and John Mclean. OF the Cincin-
natl Enquirer. As near rs can be ascer-
tanned this treaty between the high con-
tracing parties embraces The following
articles:
"First-John II. Mclean is 70 carry the
State Of Ohio for Cleveland without asking
the Barnum committee for dollar OF
morey."
But. enough. II the Republicans oil
Ohio be not whipped out Of their boots in
October It will not be because they are not
scared out OF their senses at this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09
New York-Tammany.

We have said elsewhere in ouI issue OF
to-day that whether Ohio votes the Demo-
cratic ticket at the October election or not,
New York will cast her vote for CLEyE-
land. The speech OF Mr.. KELLY counsel
ling Tammany TO support CLEVELAND
comes Just in tine 20 confirm our faith in
the prediction. At the meeting Of Tam
many last saturday evening Mr.. kELLY's
speech was made. We quote from the
Worlds report
"After the leaders had all been heard Mr.
Kelly rose and made . short speech. lie
said that Tammany Hall had always been
Democratic organization. It's delegates
had taken part In The Chicago Convention
ard remained IN il until Governor CIeye-
land lad been nominated. The delegates
and friends and members OF the oiganiza-
ton went 20 Chicago ana did al they could
20 prevent tie nomination Of Governor
Cleveland. The Convention nominated
him for President aud TdmmGny Hall
should give him it, support. The support
must be given in good faith. Not aSaqucs-
ton Of policy, but as question OF consist
cncy.
MI. httlN : lth A'iiltb ~ WIZ '4'f''iN
10 attentiyely. II was then decidedly unan-
imous vote Of those present that Tamml-
nv Hall should endorse the ticket"
This is good news, and news that we
have been expecting for some time. We
always interpreted JONI KELLY's silence as
an indication that he intended to support
CLEVELAND. since ii he had intended to
oppose CLEVELAND il would have been abb
solutely necessary for him TO have sounded
the huglc and mustered his forces q! once.
He could not have sulked in his tent if he
had intended TO come out OF 1t TO take arms
against his " faithful myrmidons."
We may now sxclaim. with the elder
HITcHrE, The skies are bright and bright
oning." The GOODNESS OF Tammany has
caused q good deal OF uneasincss to per-
sons who did not understand that Tam
many was first Of all Democratic organi-
zston. II stands by KELLY, but IL stands
by him, as w0 have explained heretofore,
because he stands by the Democratic party.
Irving Hall, the county Democracy, and
Tammany being all united IN the support
Of CLEVELAND, his majority in New York
ought TO be large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09

,vcopy DIED, N Bsniurofc. y sl ,.sv YEAR,
MpVgs "a. ~. 4. WOODY, aged e'"'y
',tive,mu, rer,i se,st - took place IN fr'e ~
va, september q. issf' soz
vAtTHaLL.-Dici. NJ hs In.,,inr X 4:,ij
W. rrs,ftb street. Yesterday sf,r,'it c,r.,.k,
nfr,n NJ sSEAH ANN. cOis.iri ~ ~" 80 fb
o'clos,n,' i,isiI 81 deceIsed. and i,Nngnm, aud
phe' .ishrsom TntaDk; aged seventy '0
,evcfi mchths. .,.., p.,tis, cbrwch corI.s.1
- sup,,,i, and Bro,d streets, TiiiS uss.siyand,
Trr~s'ni'm nts o'clock friends inslie. I" "''''
cu,,pREY.- Died. $, her rc.idsneee;r 70 am. Mr.
.,.1ts on The morning OF 's,',prss,y-foiath year
SSy'i'iA A. CIiILDREY, ID h'e AA'
bef nvr r., win r.le place from PEI rieods
.,a.ce sIPTEMBER s1fi Al oci,ho,l FARTHER
dds snse family invited 10 attend w''noa'
notice. .ho II. in
c,tJ.--Died. on sunday norn'ng IL CSI.L.
-, In pcdford county, NiLL,,rt a,ty. axcd
s, nn ~ Manfred and Bessie Can oi ''ii' Wv
two and hsif years. ...,a.nce of Manfred
III No. 22T Governor Sire, ,,, ~ and scautil,-
.ini, MING NJ q O'Clock. f,l.il''1, sviteI 10 al
M l',les Of The family respectfully lnF'"'
tend ,t.cce Man
DAINFs-Died, at his fathers r. r., ~ s:3i A.
tafter Va, Mon ay. -eptciliD.I. xiv mid ~
CO. t,iRNFsT WILLIAM RAINEs NV ye,y.
nm r. and Emma kaines nEfi - a. his
mn nm, ersI fIilS FNENlNG q, Fr'ands
,..in,, residence. No. j3t lertn sUwt W ,out
and acquaintance iny't'd -
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-09

The Republicans than Of the Con-
srvafives," and that q larger pro
PORTION Of the registered vote went 70
The polls than usually vote IN any OF ,se
northern States. Mr.. Iloar would hardly
say, except IN passion, that fraud ana muir
der keep the Republicans from carrying
Virginia: Nor Ii .berc any Other OASIS ior
This assumption SIS TO the other STATES tnsh
,bcnumerical prepondcrancc ofthe DiacS'~'
ON ignorant and dependent class, whose
supremacy In State affairs has usushy nceo
the occasion Of disaster TO sts'c aum'ni'-
trstion.
Looking at the matter dispassionste'y' u
would appear that the less Senator hoAR
and his party say about consplrac'e', the
better II will be for them. The claim 10 oe
authority on the pork market comes with
bad grace from n msn whose daddy YVES
hanged for bog-sttaling. Senator iloAR Ell "a
osnne genus forget that the time has passed
when conscientious public and Il consclen-
iious press can be swsyed by passion. The
only eject Of dialrlbes like the one INDUCED
in by Senator HoAR has been TO evoke the
truth from such papers a. the Rep'S'i'can,
and the truth Is the last thing The Republic
can party should desire.