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The New Foreign Ministers.
EDWARD G.. PHELPS,

Minister to England, is a prominent
lawyer OF Burlington, Vt. He Is about
60 years of age and the possessor of a
moderate fortune. He is an eNpresl-
dent of the American Bar Association,
has practiced before the Supreme Court
in Washington. and is highly esteemed
as a lawyer and man of culture. He
has several times been the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Vermont,
but, so far as known here, has never
held public office. For 10 years past
he has delivered lectures on law to the
graduating class at Yale College. Mr..
Phelps is son of ex-senator Phelps,
of Vermont. He is a personal friend
of Mr.. Justice Field, of the Supreme
Court, who speaks in the highest terms
of his learning and ability. Senator Ed
munds was his legal preceptor.
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ROBERT VI. MCLANE,

Minister to France, was born in Viii
mington, Del, in 1915. He was edu-
Gated at St. Mary's College, Baltimore,
and at the College Bourbon in Paris,
France He was appointed a cadet at
West Point, and after graduation there
in 1887 served in the Florida war, and
in tine Northwest as lieutenant of ar
tilIery. He resigned from the army in
1S4,, studied law in Washington, and
removed to Baltimore, where he began
the practice of law. He was a men,
Der of the Maryland Legislature in
1876, was member of the Thirteenth
and Thirty-first Congresses, WAS ap-
pointed by President Pierce in 1852 to
be minister to China and was appointed
by President Buchanan minister to
Mexico in 1859, but resigned in 1860.
He was elected to tie Forty-siXth and
Forty-seventh Congresses, and declined
nomination for the Forty eighth Con
gress. He was elected Governor o!
Maryland in 1855 for the term of four
years beginning January 9, 1884.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18
shorten tho "rhe.
Alfalfa Constellation.

The reader who has the patience and
curiosity TO make the eI examination will find
that the little article the" appears about
800 times in the average daily newspaper
column. Ifsll the the" in one issue of
the London Times were placed together
they would Gil eight columns of that paper
Now, il is useless extravaganza aud nui
ssnSe to give up too much space TO this in
significant little word. The time and labor
OF setting it up deserves consideration
Frequently We economic time, labor and
sEsce by Wi ing and printing the word and
thus Il" Why not have simple sign for
The word "ther Not only would the s5-
breviarion or s;gn be godseud to the.priut-
s:s, but it would be an lnestiusble blessing
10 writer's. A man who makes a business
of writing spends years Of his life spelling
out 'the" and several other frequently re.
curing words. There is no sense in adher-
ing to labor and time-wssting customs.
SCORER or later We must adopt some of the
simplest and most useful short.hsnd meth
eds. and we cannot begin too early.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18
UoRsK AND MORE OF 1T.

This bit of "pisen" from yesterdays In
telEyencer gives the milk in the cOcoauus
completely away. Take notice, you Re
uubHcans, who are chuging to the Offices;
there is no whining in Mr.. TGTLOs's case.
Democrats can also take notice that they
viii be Just ripe enough to pluck when they
(ths Reuubhcans) begin to turn the rascals
ont Blu. read what the Intelhgsneer does
say: h..u .,s,.n5a3
a postmaster at Cambridge, OHIO, Tor De-
ing an offensive pa..sisan. A. has TAKEN
the adp;sissration 9 long time to Ind oa'
fb;.. hard hitting Republican. In ms 0flSa'
.s-snaper. the Guernsey hines, M. 4 AIiol
a.. nsTsr ist ga opportunity 20 ~ 70 g'v'
nss If. BE b q Republican 81 "a;
ms "a a Il were n0S yieksaS We EoaIc
49, 49,, = nickel that he won't whine sooa
beiSg turned out - -
o.t regent act Of offensive partisan
.h;r vas allowing his srother, Cong5es'n ms
81 TsSlor, to preside temporAnV owe
os;a ReuahlicAn Convention ana =
tse on'. .,,sseh with Apisin init ms ~
maze i - the imnediAte cause OF 80
$500 - ceen Mr. fsylor. Itisn
1900 apg Of the snap out q ~
hksiI y n. snccsssoE VIII Just Dc aoou
- . ss..,,sek q pluck when We begin 0tHr
ON rsscals n. Nh,
rte Cisss.E.s, barstI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18

UNEXPECTED DlSMoCRArTC HELP
FRoM A REPUBLICAN, QUARTER.
We knew there vAi no good win between
Stalwart STERLING and the halfbread In
telhgencer; We knew that in the late In
meutsd campaigns antids,ing the nominA-
tons they we're srrsyed against each other,
but We did not think it would 90 50 far as
to egg on the Democrats to Dust Col SrER-
LING. For the truth and proof whereof we
speak the following editorial from Mondays
intelligence is our voucher.
There is some quiet amusement for the
warm weather in the efforts of few Repub-
hcsns to hold their places, and in the ex-'
plantations made BY certain others Of the
reasons given for putting them out. In
stead OF beng offensive partisans," that is,
AenTe Republicans, they merely voted the
Republican ticket, didn't vote il very hard,
ard wouldn't have voted it at all if they
had thought il would give ofFsnss.
If they ever appeared to be taking part in
. Republican parade it was because they
were caught in the crush on their way to
discharge their duties with strict regard to
. reformed Civil Service. They hoped, Of
course, for the success Of the Republican
ticket, but that was more the force Of habit
than a matter Of deep conviction. II, they
we're seen to display flag that
was more to please the children than
to aaunt their political views in the
face Of and opposing party. NotWithstand-
irg sll this they had determined to bow to
the inevitable, stick close to their desks and
let the Republican party shift for itself This
il isthst smuses in hot and dry time. We
almost feel ike joining in the cry, Turn
the rsSeals outY
Serving under Democratic sdministra-
lion men of this stamp viii be Of no service
to the Republican party. Though they do
not 90 over body and breeches in payment
Of the indulgence of the Democratic admin
istratiou, they will be of little use to the Re.
publican party IS offensive partissns."
This is what we want-"offeusiYe parts
an" men who are willing to pull of their
coats and go to work for Republican success.
We can't afford to have even fifty thousand
sblebodied men laid up in the hospital or
out on parole. The Republican party ex-
poets every man to do his duty, and serving
under q bogus reform administration he
can't do 1t very well.
The time NAV come when Civil Service
Reform will be a verify, not shameless
pretext. Then the matter will be presented
in different light. That time has been
put of by this administration. Tilt does
come we must expect to give and take, and
we may as well be frank about it, for the
PEOPLE are not deceived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18
Fat Actresses.

Oh, horror cannot but observe that
many Of our pretty actresses are running to
fat-5ut, then, il is such precious fat. One
Of these charming creatures, made up OF the
very choicest female clay, is quite panic
stricken with the idea that she may become
as stout as the blooming and JUICY Rosetta,
and msyhsp end her career, not among the
dudes and Washers in front, but in some
dime museum as fat woman. Already
she is chanting that sad refrain Of Lady
Jane without the cello: There will ~ too
much Of me in the coming bv s..u oy." Still
the picturesque, roseate Liinan is Just as
stunning as ever as--POuy, and the transps-
rent comPtexJ56, silyerY voice, and piquspt
nose g. me gorgeous Emma Carson are en-
chanting beyond expression. ! am rather
curious to see how Minnie Company will
stand the chops and beer across the pond,
and how much Our Josn" will expand with
her success as bright and peculiar star
and the Joys Of married hte.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18

Tbs IrtelHgsncer has thrown down the
gauntlet, and insists there shall be no quar-
ter, 80 what's the use Of Democrats mincing
matters? If it requires case TO be made
against Colonel STERLING then let it be
made. There can be no doubt about the
Postmaster's offensive partisanship." 1t
was his sliensble right to act IS committee
man in the Congressional campaign Of two
years ago and to do whatever he could in
q very active way to elect General Corr to
Congress. He assumed the responsibility
and as man be is willing to take the con-
SEQUENCE. The IntelHgencer does not want
this forgotten. 1t said on Friday last "our
turn will come next, ard then-look out
for squalls There is only one meaning
to be taken from these words, viz: If the
Democrats are foolish enough to let the
Republicans remain in office well and good,
we (the Republicans) win take advantage
of it, but when our TING sSme there viii be
no FOOLS Rness about The offices. They will
60 v here they belong-to the Republicans
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Trustees Sale Of Real Est,s

DY WRITE OF A DEED OF TRUST Rs,
d ing date the I'D day OF February, lSs
6y ChTktisn Seibke and Kate seibke, hi, ~.
me as trustee, and recorded In deed OF irur ss,,
IL, page 40, Of the land records o. OH, c''.
West Virginia, the said trustee will, on
Saturday, June 9Th, 1885,
sell At public auction, ct the front door o. Tia
House Of raid ohio county commencing a, 10 ~
a m, the following described real estate, to.,s
Thirty ftst OF Of the north side Of 10, ann.
siIty eight t6s) in Joseph CaldvelTs AddiliOu = =
city Of VI heeling. In Ohio ccanty, n u. AI.t
West Virginia said part Of said lot Is s,s,. y.
'front.' thirty 1907 feet on the west side q Ch,,S
street, between Twxnty-sixth and Tsen,,. -.
streets, and extends back in . westerly dir-rs,.y
even width Atty dix l56l feet more or lei, y ~
STREET, In the sixth ward Of said city.
Said property Ii the same which ws eoa,erS !
the said Christian Seibfe BY eamGei ". Has
and wife by deed dated the I'd day Of fet~aar, nj
nd recorded IN the ciera's ofSce a n. g.
Ceart OF Ohio county. West virginia in Dsr5 ~
Ns. 81, psRes 40 and <25
TERMS OF sALH-One-third 1.-THE puchae m,
shall be Maid In cash on day OF ssls; 90, -.
thereof In one year with interest, and zoe r,..i
deg thereof IN tro years With iuieres, IRON IN,
ALE the purchaser giving his noiss with AOod IN
ity for the deferred payments, ard the essl ID. !,
the property % be retained until tie ran.
money ihAli have been paid In full
mJM T. q. BARR, Tvs.
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He Was Eager 10 Subscribe.

A resident ofs town in Kentucky consti'
tuted himself committee of one TO solicit
subscriptions to the Bsrtholdi pedestslfund,
and in his walks around he came across q
chap from che of the mountain counties
who asked:
Air that a petitionT
mo, sir; this is subscription paper.
What fur
To help along the great statue Of hber
ty.'
Good Put me down fur dollsr.
But you can't pay no dollar
You bet kin! Put me right down"
Yes, but what do you care about tbs
s,s'ue Of liberty
stranger" said the old man in solemn
tones. when e man has been in Jail fur ten
ontbs and has Just dug his way out and
he won't chip in dollar fur old liberty, he
bsin'I got the manhood Of a rabbit, and
here's YOUR cash.
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COMMISSIONERS SAIL.
Valuable Real Estate.
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF wHENo


i Wet Virginia
In purs ance Of the authority vested In u, N
decree OF the Municipal Court OF WheelinS, N
on the tAird day Of June, 1855, In Q SUIT IN eatsv
therein pending, In which In ma Taylor With
Taylo7 her husband, are platnu6s, and wilma q
hardcn s1d Others are defendants, will, on
TUESDAY, ULY 7, 1883,
oommen eng nj 10 O'Clock . m SILL at pubic IA
ton, 10 the highat and best bidder, At the M
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, wa'
Tint Ihe vat ons-haii OF lot Numbered tAs
(s0) situate on the south aide OF FiteeuIb strs
the Michael Graham addition 70 the city Of ss.s
the builoipgs and improvements thercpH. NJ
foregoing property comprises the property AM -
dence Of The late Holsten Harden, and Is 9 mos >
s.bls properly, Ins improve p,;os consist
other out building, md are IN excellent repair
second. Lot numbsrsd eleven III, In Esn.
numbered eighteen (i8), aud the north one hsi I.
lot numbered twelve l2) In square numb errd 20 !
visions Q the Joseph caldwell st4is and dIvis.
thereirom TO the said city 81 Wheeling. Ohio o,uI
~, wet Virginia aid property fronting On 7
east side q Eon street. between Tsenty ninth u
There 10 erected on the foregoing property - x,
CAN'T br.ek residesce and isa most desirable WI
erty. ssaa buffatns vss .-ncted by kt-sA
Hsrden n q rsidencS. and Il unusually couHss|
Gus ana WGl consuuctoo.
II Il rqslred BY the decree under which ihs 4
II 70 he made that the parcels Of p oPsrty abou u
scIibed shall be offered for sals separately.
TERMS OF BALE-Onethird VI the parras|
money shall Be paid In cash on the day Of aIs u
~ much more thereof - the purchasers may ~
TO ray; tie balance hall be paid In tSo cqui 81
staimenu with interest from day OF sale, At oss -
two ,taIs from the day Of ssle, respectively .
purchaser 70 give bis notss for the teierrsd %
mcnts, with security 70 b approved By The CO.
missioner, and as further security the title 70 nd
parrots OF land shall be retained until The puras.
money shall have been paid IN full, and the sf~A|
commissioner ordered BY the Court TO conrey
RG. BARR
Special ComnisSsa
hereby certify that bond has been given ~ "
above named speciaI Commissioner In the ssS|
entitled cause rs required by lag.
THOMAS n. DAREAH.
Cerk Of the Municipal Court Of whssaOt +!
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

DY vIRTUR OF A DEED Or TRUST I'D;
ID cnied By Sarah q DeEAJmo and Jssih
g.Ino, aa.ed the on az o. Nay, u.s.. ,nS q.
Ohio coanty In Dsed Of Trust Boob No. Is, % ~
SAG, The undersigned trustee, will, on
saturday, the 17th day OF Jsne' ~
at 10 o'slock .. m, 81 the trent door Of tho 20
highest and bsst b,dass ibs isllo.ips '.la.A4. {.
ssiate, which Is bounded and described - blI0uNs
wit: certain tract OF land situats on the vsssss
LttleW beelins Creek In Ohio county, west yins
and bounded = isllows: Begtnnins At an has
HiGa line 20 point on DiIon's run on VI
refs line near vhits walnut; tsencs siia isr
line u. az ". 2aT6 poles 70 Q stone; ts'ne.
y. n 70 pol,s 10 the old 6ogvood oorSer t.a'
beginnins. containing Ave G) acre. ana ! FL
sinch 6I Ciart!s PsiIilps, vids. Of Jobn rsGs
~ deed dated March 3rd. 1876, and Ieeofisi
once Of the Clerk Of the County Court
other tract Of lssd adjoining the oas %. 49,
after described along lands Of Terrel and ~
which b bounded ~ FOL ovs: BEGINNING
osh corner 70 Terrsl thencs Along Ierrsst ~
20 Q IS po!es 20 middle Of UIon's run hes
To stake; thence .. GI.' y. Is pole 70 -
thence n. 81 y. II po.ss % stare -
n. ~ g poles 20 STAKE; th'sS
Ing run N. 81, .. II polss 70 10
W OhtaAnAn8 S8S VI 80 "a
being the same properly conveyed 10 Josscs
kinch by Alexander atep By dfei dated Ag'
1850, and recorded In dSod book y, pap w,
the same property conveyed 70 Ssr2h L ~I
by W. W. Porter and vile by dssd dsus fss
/, 10th, 1854, and recorded In DEED took No,
$50; also 4 certain piece OF parcel Of l1na
Lb<rty township NOV district. In ONO -
Wet Virginia, and bsisg poritsa o. ths AZ
Charles b. Tsrrel, bounded and desGribed - =.
Beginning at stump On the bsDk o' 49,
thence n. ~ ". ~ poles 70 stump; ~,
&c -. 20 pales and 20 fun TO . vhit. sAsas :.
root on the tsAk OF aid run; thsnos n
poles % q stone; thence q Ss
links 70 sugar tfss: thsnos o. ~ NU
OF beginning, containing tbres az sfHs
and tvo poIes, more or les, bsang the sslet
conyeyeo 70 the aid 6arAh e. Des1rU0
&. TsFfel and vile By desd dated MAJ q.
RECORDED in decd book No 90. pages s5I sHs
JEKHs o. BALE--Ons-hsI oil the paresSS
in cash and the remzinibg hall 10 - 49,
year from day Of sale. The dslsrrei in,aAt -, n
70 hear iaserest n ths rzis Of 81 PEI sssa y
mum, an6Ahs title II 70 b Ietasns2 ssm n
Of the rsyebase money shall have Len pas.s
title IL ,. lived % Be GOD, bot sslinH 80
shall O aysy such tii,s - 10 yesssa n TX
ese' W T-ss
J.CzAsBrns BExyEY. Aretinsss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18

-. LAST year when the cholera made its sP-
rance in France and Italy, the people OF
-- country manifested considerable alarm,
Ugh it Was predicted that the pestlence
IsasTu,not cross the Atlantic until this sum
ssIq. The time fixed for the arrival OF our
slS' ected visitor is now at hand, but strange
10 say, there is very little apprehension any
where. The alarm of lsst year seems to
have died away.
1t is well to maintain q reasonable degree
of con6denee, but have we any good grounds
for the feeling of absolute security which
seems to prevail all over the country On
the contrary, We are in far greater danger
of a visit from the cholera than was the
case last summer. 1t is now in Spain.
All sorts of vessels from the Spanish
ports sail to Cuba, and between that island
and our Atlantic and gulf ports there Is =
busy and drect communication. No doubt
the virtues of 9 tolsrSbly efficient qusrsn-
tine system will be tested. There Is strong
hope in such q preventative, but We must
put in some good sanitary work at home be-
fore we can feel safe.
This matter of Local cleaning up is the
most important thing after all Even IN
small towns where there is no extensive
sewerage system, no manufactures and nc
great number of streets and alleys, there is
sometimes menscing evil in the shape Of
an impure water supply. The neglect o.
all or any of these points may give the ehOE
era a foothold on the Atlantic coast any
day. Now is the wors. Of sll times to lag
"a our work of reform. It is simply impos
sible for Us to do too much, and we esauoi
afford to waste any time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18

As already anticipated JOIN NJ. Blsca,
the Superintendent Of the public schools Of
the city. was appointed yesterday as United
States Copsul to NsgasAka. This is al i'm
portsnt office well bestowed, and while the
REGIsrER eoDgratulstes Mr.. Brsca on the
success attending his application, it never.
theless regrets the city is compelled to part
with 90 efficient an officer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18

VS. cant afford to have even so, 900 able
bodied men laid up in the hospital or out on
parole. The Republican party expects
every man TO do his duty. aud serving ua-
der bogus reform administration be can't
do it very well-Intsligencer.
What is his duty then2 Why there is
no other inference except for Republicans
to resign and fight the government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18

IT is reported Senators CAMDEN aud
KENSA viii be in the city to-day. The
REGIsTER not only welcomes them, but pre-
sents them some very interesting reading
matter about the Wheeling Postofice. Mat
ter Of sufficient importance to cause q
movement in that direction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18

Talk about nIisances. Philadelphia
health inspectors report visiting l+,5l6
places, of which ), AS are reported as nui,
sances. This ia over Sc per cent, and if
that town pulls through the summer Eithout
her share Of cholera or some other plague
there is no virtue in sanitary protection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18
A small Joke Amplifed

LCNTcN F0FEJ -7dIET'
Pa is su epicure, and does not leave his
dinner TO the pastry cook. He carefully
considers the day before what be shall give
bis most favored guests, and gets his daugh'
ter to make list of the dishes.
Scence-The dinner time. Pa: Tut
tut, Grace! After all you have forgotten
something" $500,
Grace: Have l, papa? Oh, the devil!E'
CONSERVATION among guests. and bitter
regret of pa, who has been looking forward
TO his pigeons la diabIesSe; and let me
tell you sir, or madame, most sppetiziug
dish. il is, too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-18
c.. MendeI & Co.,
ll2A Main street.
Sale of City Of Wheeling Five Per
Per Cant. R0nds nf 1895.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE UN-
~ dersigned commissioners, appointed BY an or
france OF tle City Of Wheeling entitled An Or.
dnSnce to provide for the issue and sale Of bonds Of
the city OF Wheeling, TO be knoEn as bonds OF 1857
and Tor THE redemption and payment thereof aud
providing for the payment into the City Treasury
water works ratified by the voters oil said city on
tie 2Sth day Of May, 1855, will, on
SATURDAY, JULY nth, A. ID. 1888,
between the hours Of O'Clock g. aud O'Clock p.
10, at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley, in the city Of
wheeling, W. Va receive bids in writing for and
sell binds Of said city authorized By said ordinance
10 the amount Of si96, 90 hundred thereof OF
the demon nation Of Eve hundred dollars each and
the req ainder Of the denomination Of one Thousand
dollars each, al datsi the first day Of July, A. d.
1885, payable on or before the int day OF July A.
d. 1919, at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley, with in
teresG at the rate Of ve per cent Per amman, pay
able annually on the first day OF July, A. d. lSS6,
and on the first day Of July in each year thereafter
until and including the year 1919, At said bank for
which IL terest coupons In proper iorm are attached
70 each bond; and q 80 - many more OF the bonds
authorized by said ordinance ss may be necessary
in addition 70 SAID Sl9 90 thereof to pay the out
standing orders and other floating in3eetetnsss OF
said civ existing AZ the date OF the ratification OF
said ordinance with the accrued interest thereon
such bonds viii be sold only for cash TO the highest
bidder approved by the undersigned, and non Of
said bonds viii be sold for less than the principal
thereof with the secrued interest thereon. The I'M
dsrsgned win also at the Sanae blacs on the sane
writing Rr and sell additional bonds authorized BY
said or6i osnce 70 the amount Of S76,oo Of the de-
domination Of thousand collars each. for bOads
Of said city Of the loan Of June IS 1871, bat pre-
MUM wiz be allowed for any Of the bonds Of said
loan Of ISL.
The tonds hereby advertised for sale are any oil
them liable 20 redemp tion AZ their par value and
At any time after the frat day Of July A. D. 1885,
provided in said ordinance and neither such bonds
or toe coupons thereto attached will be subject %
taxation under authority Of said city.
ny ssd ordinance the said city oblgRtes itselt "a
pay each year alter 1884, until the bonds authorEsd
by raid ordinance are fuIly pad, the one twenty.
fifth Of all Of such boE3s not paid before the frs;
ALFRED CALDWELL
T. p. JEPS0S,
P B DOBBrNS.
Il suuhn