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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05
Meeting Of Board Of Fire
DELEGATES.

A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
"A Fire Delegates OF Seattle Fire De-
partment is hereby called for SATURDAY.
evenins. March !. fss5. ct o'clock. Meet
Ing to be held at the house Of Engine
Company No. !. BY oder OF the Presi.
dent OF the Board. JACK LEVY,
teb Secretary,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05

49, eesnlen = u ecaamon ons ia CAii-
2st ske Atlantis ana PAcisir
..s<.sA Sompaiiy vill ran q line q
Es. oskpseil San Diego and Sas
k......So 90 he completion es ths
- we % Tai loasf pert. This vitl
- snpafary sfssnexnsent, hoe
~ tAs coaiiAny's intszifisa is thl
r,',.< !. cs1.tsastisn ef . thFoesh rail
ne 10 sza lfrAnsisse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05

A. frsideat Cleveland vas deliYeE
M ~ Inaugural address this afternoon
y psased IN the lmidat OF 4 sentence,
slsiisd his back 10 the audience, and
snh hrm step walked 30 The rear Of
Fs Iaatforn. he ihess leaned over an
EftqFsssd desk sna 10 o clear bold hand
se1'ed a. execgttys message nominal
g ~. OstrAndet for Governor Of
sstalnesor Tsrritory. He then 70.
HEnea and With an apolagesie smile
fsneasssa ,Ae aailiess.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05
MAST, BUPORD & BUR-
WE'LL CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO Q. o. BuF0RD 9 CO..
WHOLESALE DEAIKks IN

buford Gang PiewA
baford sulky Pisws
Buford Walking PioWs
Buford Cultivston
Buford Harr0ws
Buford Scrapefs
Buckeye see1eFs
Buckeye Drllls
Hucksye Cultiysioss
buckeye Pumps
irgA Turbine Wind EnSines
Buckeye LAVA Mowers
Buckeye Iron fencing
Buckeye etahAe Fixtures
Balm wagons
Racine 8psing Wagons
Racine kxpress Wagons
Strowbfidge SeedeD
Rawson Mowers
Hay RAkes
Etc- E1n.. Etc. kte.
~ The most complets line of Fam
Machinery and fmplenents In the North
west We control al Of the above goods
Tor the Northwest send for Catsiogne
and Prices.
MAST, BUrORD q DURWgLL 90
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EsIIsEsr sxavIcEs

Sin confidential conversation With
lpdRs Harris last evening. Mr.. Cieve-
hnd suppressed thu varmest gratihoa
hss q the work dons for the Democ-
saoy y The late campaign by John Mil
~ Murphy. He said. Murphy shall
NJ 10 nnrevardsd." shortly after
Rlsd b spoke significantly Of the Eng.
Ia Mlaaion.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05

bis currently reported hsre that Prss-
ilsnt Arthss last night gave way 20 a Dc
4 dependency. lie threw himself on
sloaaRe In the kaff Room and moaned
d anguish. In answer 30 q fricEd who
noahi 10 comfort him, he said at IL
~ for myself that feel bad. IL In for
tAf old Squire. Must be, then, retire
sith me TO private life ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05
A tosi CHANCE

u vAs thoueht for q time thkt Frank
hatt. Of Ohio, Eeald be placed At the
led of the InteFi.Ir Department. 10 is
~ known that Mr.. Cleveland vac En-
itEeb snxions ts, havs Hnrd amene
- AdsissrA He offered him the Secre-
aiyship Of the Interior. saying cheer
MF. = mnss have man Who will re-
neye satellite RAktcf from the posi
N1erzhip al Neali Bay" To his sur.
Rlse hued would uos accept this con.
sltloa. and Cieyeiand To wrath ordered
a'ai from his FseesInos. The President
NV he ts detefmhaed % secure Q man
f19 y not under BAxtarss influence.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05
VINO ISsPlRkp II !

wisamoTos, March Al. d. Met
sste was eloseted with the President
asss Tor several hours last evening. ID
2 hinsed by thoss vito should know
~ ths main poEnts In the inaugural
afssas we're suggested by the eminent
Nssils lawyer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05

-. ,.sssaee wiki the New Adsain
s.,.s,s...-ssr SSeminsns Citizens
- fsxlr GkataeeH fss 0mee.

.l,,,,.. NJ eIDecsals n I'l.sf IHtelIlgtHeer I
Wssnra1ra, MR,sh Alt Is nov con-
- n al hands that Washington
ssrfov viii havs tremendous iLdu-
-. sal the neg administration. Her
..,,se men ARE slrssdy locked npon as
4. ssnips lsadeis Of the party. aud
q brIeht chance for securing Office.
...sssssd by most Of them, is this theme
z Jsanefal comment. Among those Who
"a ~ es,atsst hannenee with Prssi
80 (Isysland are Beriah Brown. ID. II.
lw,nse, Thomas Blrke, W. ii. White,
aalrs BuilsF, Joe Kuhn, George Fuller
u Jehn Miller Murphy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05

wAsaiNaE~s. March =. Randall sab
mis,sa The conferences report On The
sslnarv Civil Approprsation bill Of
ste aSi sxnendlsenta piaeeo apun the
hill hy tue Senate an nRfeeasnt has
hs,sn reached - 70 la, isasiaE % sill
isI controversy. 1hs % smsaamsass %
which an azresEnent Aas Hos esez
reached ieIyeiyed ths sppFovriaiion oi
kAElaUoa OF tbes - we're foE pah
| llk hnildinss whtch woel4 reQutre -
ssIpenAitafs of ti.SS; .on
| For too hears and Q halt matter.
! vent on vssy sneolhlg. fhs Fsport q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-05
.,l lEfFl.rIsa IscIbkNf.

ssaussros, March AIS the presi-
s.ssiaI srriaes was leaving the White
aaIas ereuads 10 tike ice place In the
s,osessisn today most affecting Incl
=. oesirsd. Mt. Cleveland. who sat
lissssIy sppsaite President Arthur, was
sslissd 70 be Rratly agitated. His
vhols ffsms quivered with suppressed
usexion. He Razetl At the sea Of faces,
A. waving hspdks'chiefs and the long
IIses ef soldiers. A tear rolled down
3 shesk, and sith great sob be
ssssd over 70 President Arthur aud
skbRsrsd, "Chet, II Beriah Brown
ssrs only with us, this would be the
k.ryiai moment Of my life" Mr.. Ar
lksf could scarcely restrain hts emo
f1u and Senator sherman wHs much
"a. II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
ALM0sT OvER.
The Evidence All In and the Argu-
menis Concluded.
The Committee Holds Four Hour Ses-
sion, and Then AdiOurns Until
Next Wednesday
Evening.

TIE long investigation Of the charges
against the Mayor is over, and the public
has only to await the action Of the commit
tee upon the matter. After hearing the
evidence and listening to the arguments,
as detailed below, the committee, at IL
o'clock last night, concluded, after brief
consultation, to adjourn until next Wednea.
day evening, when final action would be
taken and the entire matter prepared for
submission to Council.
We regF,t that circumstances over
which We have no control precludes the
presentation of a synopsis cf Col Whites
argument last evening. Il will appear To-
morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

The Nail Market East and west-Adyauc &C
In Glass-A New Move.
The Chicago correspondent Of the Iron
Age has this to say Of the nail market in
the Garden City:
The price in this market has received
another boost" which is the heaviest that
has been heretofore made. The week
opened at $275 for iron nails and 1886
for steel. These prices ruled very firm
until the latter part, when the scarcity Of
stock impelled the trade TO advance the
price to 50 for iron nails and s.. 10 for
steel nails. 1t is reported by the trade
that this market has been l0c 10 l5c lower
than any Of the surrounding jobbing points,
and that because of this they have received
greater number of orders than they were
entitled TO according to the distribution Of
territory. In addition thereto, prices have
been advanced very materially by Eastern
manufacturers, and in order to get stocks
jobbtrs have been required TO pay the net
card rate at mill, and add thereto the IT,
creased freighis which are now being ask.
ed by railroads, making the price OF nails
delivered here almost equivalent to the
figures that they were obtaining for them.
While some of the jo5bers have back orders
still due from Hills .hich were placed a,
l0@l5c per keg less than mills are now
getting, they find great difficulty in having
them supplied In tie meantime the or.
ders that The jo5bsr had booked and cor.
templa,ed filing from those which had
been previously placed Sith The mills could
only be Euppli, NJ 10 8, to the extent of
perhaps 10 cents Pr. ktg ltis said that
the situation between The nailers and man.
factuIers is gradually e. q ging. From one
OF the leading manufacturing centefs it Is
reported that some Laiiers. on their iudi. |
Yidusl account, have asked whether they |
would be taken hack providing they with. |
draw from tbs Naiero Association, which
shsws disposition, a, lsast On the part of
those who are bound By the associations
terms TO return TO vo' K. thereby snnounc-
ing the association and becoming what are
termed "fcsbs" The frequent
inquiries OF this Earur- had manufacturers
% believe that the ST lsnebt of the nail
question NAV FesaIt IN the di.in:egration Of
he present Esi!eis' association" /
The demand for Dsi 8. tboGgh not heavy
n the East. is very urgent and still goes
,eyond the current supply. so that the al.
eady depleted socks are being rapidly
:leared away tniireiy. and good deal Of
inconvenience is experienced both by buy
70 and sellers Very few ire nov buying
'eyond current requirements, since, too,
he building season throughout the eosr:
y Is dfaEing toward Q close. Assor..
nepts gre hs6ly broken up, and, even If
be Western miils Should som start up, It
I'LL take long sine before the stocks in
he hands Ct msnntActarsss. sgents. job
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
Clothing

Solitary and alone we stand among all the boys CLOTH
stores OF this city the establ.hm. mt which
styles OF the most celebrated boys clothing manufa
OF the United States be seen. We have the VEL
CREAM OF all the New York. Boston and PhdaSePj
styles Our Boys Department is virtually an "exposhsI
IN which can be seen all the gems Of juvenile appare!
Chidrens Short Pants Suits our variety Is perfectly
dering and our range Of prices all that one could ask
ents OF boys from 10 to Is years Of age who have he
the habit OF having their boys clothing made TO odet
cause laborlng under the impression that TO very fine
fect fitting suits could be found all ready aee epe'
asked to come in and see the magnificent variety ~o
show We watt particular and fastdIous people to O"
and see for themselves.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
AMUSEsIENTS.

On Thursday evening the latest musica
farce comedy, Hot Water" will be pre-
sented at the Opera House, by the Alice
Harrison Comedy Company. The plot oil
Hot Water" shows the haps and mishaps
of two elderly benedicts who, closely
watched BY jealous wives, engage help at
ON intelligence Office; q cook, wet nurse,
professor and boxing master. The en-.
gsgement occupies the frat act, which is
diversified by songs of merit. In the sec
ond act the superstitious cook, who is a
soubrette actress in disguise, is mistaken
for a wet nurse, the wet nurse occasions
much modification by her proposal 10 wash
the kids, the timid tutor and the pugilist
exchange roles, and the fast young man
leads them both by the nose. It ends
with grand smash. The third act is at q
csfechsntant, where the hen pecked hus-
bands arriving with the soubrette cook
and the brougey wet nurse, play at cross
purposes with the jealous wives. The OBJ
ject of the play is simply to cause uproar-
ious laughter, and this end is certainly
gained
On Friday and Saturday evenings there
viii be presented also at the Opera House
Over the Garden Wal" comedy which
has met with royal reception in eastern
cities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
THE LAST TESTIMONY.
samuel Davis and Chief Smith wind Up
the ENidenes.

samuel Davis and Chief Smith wind Up
the Evidence.
Nothing Of note occurred at the inaugu.
ration Of last evenings session OF the in
yesiigating committee, the only feature
worth mentioning being that the audience
was very much smaller than usual. The
committee was called to order shortly after
seven O'Clock, Mr.. Bingell occupying the
chair as usual, and MesHs. Miller, CrsE-
ford, List, Dobbins, Comerford and Jones
being in their accustomed places. When
the roll had been called and the minutes
read BY clerk pro TEN DunsWsy, the Chair
announced that the committee was ready
to proceed. Col. Arneit, thereupon
announced that his side had
one witness who was unwilling to appear
IN the public hall, but who was willing TO
testify ID the Clerks Office, as Miss Pearl
Woods was permitted TO do on the preced-
ing evening. Outside OF that witness, there
would be no testimony save few ques
tons to be asked of sundry witnesses in
rebuttsl Of Mayor Grubb's testimony. The
Chair stated that he presumed the com,
mittee would be rs lenient with the side Of
the prosecution as it had been with the de-
tense. The committee unanimously sgreed
to 20 down stairs and adjourned in few
moments, resssem5ling in the Office of the
City Clerk. Then the prosecution called
SANUEI DAVIS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

! want there 70 arrest people; ! told
him and the girls be visa A..
rested; I don't reEasmber that !
touched him; / walked past him. and told
him 10 consider himself ander arrest; /
made the charges--I preferred them; ]
don't know, in particular, who advised me
to make the charges; l don't think It es-
sentiai; that is enough for me; made the
charges and tha9s ah you can get out OF
me.
Col Arnett then announced that he had
no other testimony to offer. and Mr..
Hubbard said he was through also. A
man who announced bis name Gs ksin,
here came to the front and evidenced q dis
position to be sworn, but the Chairman
told him to leave the hall, snd on his re-
fusal Officer Watson threw him out
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

Mn BE shsn aEIaded u tba Pearl
Woods alIidavis, and repelisd with
scorn the imputntlon Of >
nsvsparer that Il bad come into bis pos
session in any improper manner. The
ColoneFs argument, which lasted for about
forty minutes, was 9 powerful and con-
viincine one. and We sincerely regret that
At the late hour this morning at which
these lines are written, We cannot give It
in detail. We shall probably do 30, how
aver. tomorrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
PERSONAL POINTS.

Movements OF WI eeiingitos and the Dom.
ing and Going of Strangers.
L. S. Good, Esq Of l.. s. q md 4 Co
has returned from the ED Tern markets
Misses May sn~ sadie Mead, Of Chicago
are Visi'in% tneir aunt, Mrs. Frank Hearne,
at iLeatherwood.
M. G. W. Storm, the artist, will leave
during the coming week for Fort Smith,
Arkansas, where he will remain through
the winter, engaged in professional work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
WOOD THAT WE HAD BEEN THERE.

WOOD THAT WE HAD BEEN THERE.
A social gathering Of copgenisl friends
is always enjoyable, and doubly so when
some anniversary is celebrated, which was
the case last Thursday evening when the
North Front Street Cooking Club met q,
the residence of Mr. and Mrs Alex. Mitch.
ell to celebrate their Wooden Wedding"
The evening was spent most pleasantly in
card playing and conversation. At 10
clock elegant refreshments were served
on wood-by that we do not mean on board,
but that all the table service was wood.
There we're wooden plates, on which TO eat
subsaniials, wooden dishes for ice cream,
wooden cups and saucers, wooden cask
containing coffee, wooden buckets and
bowls filled with wine Jelly, ETC., etc; in
fact. it was wooden wedding" OF
course, over such novelties, the guests lin
gered long, and it was past midnight when
the last couple left the house, the lady
bearing in hand wooden cup and saucer
as memento Of the happy occasion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

We show more Wraps than any
house I'm the state. Merchants
and others desiring 10 sell again
viii find our styles and prices
lower than they can be bought
East. EMsHsAsAEns
Eleventh street. 81
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
rhaCnnnIn,inn.

The committee here. after some debate
as to shether vote upon the charge
should be had at once, or be deferred to
another time, decided, after 8 motion BY
Mr.. Miller to proceed in public had been
declared out of order By the Chair, to re
tire to 9 private room for deliberstion,
with the result stated at the outset OF their
article.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
Colonel white.

Colonel White, in opening his argument
Tor the prosecution, explained his conuec'
tIOp 9Th the case, and said be thought as
soon a. he had besa made acquainted
with the Chief Of Policies statement, It vss
his duty to do all in his power for him and
to the family which looked up to and loved
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
SUNDAY, OCTOBER s5, 1888.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
index to New Advertisements.

Ladies Wraps-J. ;. Rhodes 6 Co.
For sale-TSO Driving Mares.
Notice to Coal hioers
Want.d-Ladies 10 Take Pleasant Work.
Grand Entertaiument- Disciples Church.
Ooera HOuse-Alice Harrison.
1GarIapd' Usrt-Coal Stoye-B +. Caldwell
Rakar Magic Reliet-F n. Iange Co.
UadertGkers aad Funeral DirectOrS-G. Mendei
a Co.
Goods That Every holy Wnts-HArrington
Co.-IFir Page.
Eye-Openers Henry Jacobs 4 Co. - Local
Page
fLOcal Page
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
This Season They Will Achieve Their Greatest Vidu

In Dress and Business Suits and Overcoa,s for I'd
we rival the best tailors In quality OF goods exceea
trimming good work aud perfect fit. and sell these a
at less than half Of merchant tailor prices No deep
do justice to the size and variety Of stock h
your business to call and see these goods.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

WEEy ordering Carriages from Rober
Luke. sishsr for funerals or evening drives,
take the preeAution to leave your order at
the stable ofEcs, besides, it viii cost you no
more 10 ride in hls handsome new Car
risges than in the inferior ones from other
stables.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
Kisner's Millinery,

kisner's miIliDery,
Remember we carry the largest assert
ment Of novelties in Millinery.
KIsSER's,
l07l Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
A NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

The United Lines" to Open an Office in
This City.
1t seems we are to have third telegraph
company in our city at an early date. Mr.
l.. D Parkin, Of Chicago, Western Superin-
,endent Of the United Lines Telegraph
Company, is quoted as saying, in a recent
interview:
"0ur wires will soon be strung from
Pittsburg to Steubenville, parsllelipg the
Panhandle road. We cross to Steuben-
vile by a submarine cable which is al.
ready sunk in the Ohio river. The COM
pletion of our line through Steubenville
gives that city the 6rst competing line she
has ever had. As soon as it is possible we
shall throw loop down to Wheeling from
the West Virginia side Of the Ohio river
and establish an Office in that city. 1t is
also our intention to loop a number Of the
principal towns of the main line of our
wires and place Offices in all of them. We
shall have within the next thirty days o. r
lines stretched from Pittsburp =, ,Sncin.
matt and Indisnapolis. from the last
named CITY NC shall string wires 10 St
Lens and Chicago, and within few weeks
a line will be opened up in Omaha. We
are pushing things in all directions"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
Additional Local on First Page

BROCADED silk Velvet short
Wraps, lined with best silk. Our
price, $40 cash.
II. EMSHRIMER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
Cheap Sunday Excursion to Pittsburgh

Cheap Sunday Fxcursion to Pittsburgh
Pa, November LIST, via P. G & ". L BY.
For the benefit of those wishing to at.
tend the Luther Celebration" at Pits.
burgh, Pc, Sunday November lst, q
special excursion train will leave the P,
G. L St. L. Ry. Depot, at 1870 sharp, city
time, and run through to Pittsburgh with
out stop. Round trip one dollar and fifty
cents. Tickets will be good for return
passage until Tuesday, November 3D. A
special train will leave Pittsburgh Sunday
night ut $40, Wheeling time, for Wheeling.
Tickets nov on sale at julius Lohses,
Bolts hotel YOIksblatt Offcs and P, C 4
St I. Repot
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
A NOVEL Affair.
The Police Force Raid q Market Street
Hotel.

The Police Force Raid q Market Street
Hotel.
About o'clock this morning Officers
Croughsn and Watson aud Constable
Lauchhn made raid upon the
Columbia Hcuse. kept BY Jacob
Dillon. aud located 10 Market
square. capturing four men and three
women. The prisoners were named
Laura Rose, Pearl Davis, Hannah Able,
Jim Dixon, William Finn, and Thomas
Powell, and the proprietor, Jacob Dillon.
All but the last named were
locked up. The officers had great deal
of trouble in gaining admission to the
house, Officer Watson finally climbing
though window.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

LAM prepared to furnish all kinds Of
coal IL large or small quantities. on short
notice to all parts of the city. W. ]. War
den, corner Twen,y.third and Market
streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25

@DR PETzoLD's German Bitters" Is q
pure Tonic and valuable medicine for
those suffering from Ioss ofAppetite, Gem
eFal Debility, AyspePsis and MslaffoBs
Diseases. 8. P. DEEEIs. NJ D.,
Salisbury, Nd.