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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
Who Is He3

Marshal Burke, of Belsire sent up @
telephone message last night to keep q
lookout upon an Iudion doctor from
Wheeling, who gave his name as j. A.
Sheets, snd vlo took oat 6 license to ped.
die his medicine. He ran across eondd.
ing lady on Gravel Hill. who gave him
FIVE dollar ill tn take out the price OF o
bottle of his infaliible pnysic. Busness
being dull yesterday, and not having the
chsugs, be left his Satchel with his stock
of the crest remedy therein in charge OF
bis customer, while he ran around the cor.
ner for change. The presumption is he is
still RAINING as he has not yet returned
with the difference between the price Of
the medicine and the grsenback.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
THE CITY IN BRIET.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.

Matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
FoUs marriage licenses were issued yes
terdsy.
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested two vags yes
terdsy.
"MIkADo" matinee at the Opera House
this afternoon.
THERE were four cases before his Honor
yesterday morning.
SILVER SPUR" matinee at the Academy
of Music this afternoon.
THE A. NJ. E Church will hold "Aiks:
d." Tea at the Capitol rink Thursday and
Friday evenings.
The following students entered the
Wheeling Business College last Monday:
Carl Capped, Bslzer Gossi, George Grseoe
and E. G. Wincher.
Rev. C. C. HAYES was yesterday author
lied to solemnize the rite of marriage.
Bond, 81 800. Rev. D. A. Cunningham,
security.
THE Maenrerchor Singing Society will
give q grand masquerade ball at their hall
this evening, which will be an unusually
brilliant affair.
The Police aud Fire Board offers re
ward of S25 for the arrest ard conviction
Of the pergon who broke FIRE alarm box "a
on the night Of the 18th inst.
The agent for 8 patent FIRE extinguish
er gave an exhibition on the wharf, yester
day, before quite large crowd OF mer
chants, insurance men and Others.
The ladies Of the Chspine street churet
will give bazsr and supper at their church
on Thursday and Friday evenings, which
will undoubtedly be successful affair.
The comedian, Mr.. ]. B. Polk, is al
own cousin of the late President James b
Polk, and is otherwise illustriously con
necred. he was educated for the law orig
inslly.
JUSTICE DAVIS yesterday morning dis
charged Harry Smith, who has been IL
Jail charged with bsstRrdy by Mary Kelly
of Bridgeport. The Ohio authorities de
clined to issue a requisition.
HOBBS, BRoCEUNlER & Co. sre now man
ufscturing new ware called corral,
which excels all Others for beauty eve
made in the city. By process upo,
which Mr.. Otto Jaeger is at work, it vii
soon be brought to the perfection attained
for it in England.
OK evening, as Father Gull, of Bellaire
wsa driving home, his horse became 90
streperous and finally succeeded in kicking
one of his hind legs over the dash board
where it remained, and the aaimsl wob
bled along about twenty-five yards on thre'
legs, when he was stopped, the harnes
taken of and the brute placed back on al
fours not much worse for damage.
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DEATH OF AN EsrIMABLE LADY.
Mrs. CIerimond 8. Harrison Departs This
Life at Piedmont,

Mrs. Clerimond 8. Harrison Departs This
Life at Piedmont,
Mrs. Clerimond s. Harrison, wife Of the
late George Harrison, and mother Of Sam
nel R. Harrison, Of this city, died at the
residence OF her son George, at Piedmont.
W. Va, yesterday. in the seventy-third
year OF her age.
Mrs Harrison was born at Morgantown,
November Is, 1913, but was for many
years a resident of this city, where she
married, and where she is widely and IA
vorsbly known. About eighteen or TWEEN.
ty years ago Mr.. aud Mrs. Harrison re
moved 10 Cumberland, Md, where Mr..
Harrison died in 1870 Later the widow
removed to the residence OF her 300,
at Piedmont, where she continued to
reside until her death. In delicate health
for some months past, her death was has
tened by severe cold contracted week
or 90 ago. Benevolent, charitable, kind,
and attractive toward all who came in con.
tact with her, Mrs Harrison died regretted
By alI who knew her, and many will mourn
her departure from among us. She was
devont member of the Episcopal church.
Four sons, one daughter, fifteen grand
children and tour grest grandchildren sur.
vive her.
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A Mixed Case.

Early yesterday morning an inmate Of
one of the EofF street houses Of i'll fame
went to the police headquarters, and said
that one Of party OF visitors had robbed
another Of quite sum Of money and
asked that he be arrested. An officer was
sent cut and the supposed thief placed in
the Lookup, the man who had missed the
money stating that he was out $50. Later
id the day, however. the charge was with
drawn in some mysterious way and the
whole thing equelched, the prisoner be-
ing released, The party had been on
quite lark, aud both sceuser and accused
were good deal the worse for liquor.
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BOLD BURGLARS.
Thieves Enter the Residence of "Unole"
John Borinc a south side Attempt.

Thieves Enter the Residence of "Unole"
John Boring a South Side Attempt.
Thieves aeem to be growing holder, as
scarcely day passes without q report OF
an attempt at robbery or the actual &C.
complishment of the crime.
Just after mid night yesterday morning
two burglars effected an entrance
into the residence Of County Com
missioner John W. Boring, No. l68
Sixteenth street. By passing through q
window on the back porch. Mrs Boring
heard the unwelcome visitors as did also
Constable william Love, who lives next
door. Mr. Boring was aroused, and en- ct
tempt made to capture the thieves, who,
however made good their escape, having
obtained 10 booty whatever.
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Realized at the Auction Sale OF Arr
stronC Ooeu & Co. Primarily.

Realized at the Auction Sale OF Arm
strong, Ooen & Co. Property.
There was large attendance at the
suctiOn sole Of the real estate, machinery,
lumber, ETC., of the late firm of Armstrong,
Coen Il Co., at the planning mill, corner OF
Tenth ana Market streets, yesterday. All
the planning mill machinery, including en-.
CINE, boilers, Skating, etc., was sold to
Butler L Gardner, of Pittsburg, for 81 $40
CASH
The lot st the corner of Ohio and South
York street, went to McCiement 0nd Burt
for $780,
Very little lumber was sold, the largest
quantity being laid over until this morn.
log. The goods sold brought fair prices,
and bidding was animated,
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Tr.,sfarsoFReal Estate,

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record al Clerk Hook office
yesterday,
Deed made February 10, 1886. by vii.
Lam Tanner and Sarah his wife, to Viii
lism Hartman, for the south half Of lot No.
10, on square No. %, il tie Eighth ward.
Consideration, $500.
Deed made February 90 1896, By Thos,
O'Brien, assignee, to J. B. McClemert and
L B. Burt, for the west half of lot No.
lS3, in Orloff A. Zsne's addition, Con-
eideration, $3.50.
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Fifty Thousnnd n Year,

To be sure. You've only got cold, L"
Only cough" BE sll over in few
days" Don't worry sbopt me-" Well,
we won't. But $4,000 people die every
year in the United States from cousump-
ton And every soal of them began that
way, Better stop it now with Parksr's
Tonic. This remedy will expsl the cold st
once.
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A Great Race for Thursday.

There will be q race between Jesse Bur
kett, the champion of the Ohio Valley,
and James Gilbooley, we'll known as a
flyer" at the Chspline street rink, on
Thursday evening. By the conditions of
the race Burkett is to give his competitor
one lap IN each mile, and the contest is to
be mile heats, best twoin three. This will
be one of the most holly contested races
ever run in this city, and will excite great
interest among the hackers and admirers
OF the contestants.
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8e9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Weather indications.

WASHINGTON, D. C., February 24.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
warmer weather, Winds shifting to south,
erly, in the Ohio Valley Variable winds
shifting to southsrly in Tennessee. Falling
barometer
For the lower lake region, fsir weather,
winds generally shifting to souIherly. Fall
ing barometer, higher temperature.
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Hennig In Hamlet"

Mr.. Hennig received his Hamlet ward
robe from Philadelphia yesterday and was
much pleased with it. He says the cos
tunes far excel any he has ever brought
TO the city. They are new and historically
correct, Our dramatic talent should be
encouraged Thursday By an overwhelming
house for they certainly have laocred long
and diligently TO make this GROWING
production. Tickets can be had at Baum
20
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Last Nights Reception.

The social reception given at the T. NJ.
C. A. building, last evening, by the Assc-
citation to their friends, was q most delight
ful gathering. The audience was very
large and "a great success" was the YER
dict of all. The exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. DR.. Cunningham and
the musical and literary programme that
followed was varied and attractive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
A WARM DEBATE
At Last Evenings Session Of the
City COuacIl.
Members Indulge in Pointed Personal
Remarks Over the Salary Of
the Clerk of the New
Board.
Board.

Last evenings session Of Council was
marked by two debates of great interest,
one in the Second Branch, being over the
question of the salary Of the Clerk Of the
Police and Fire Board, and in the other,
in the First Branch, relating to street i'm.
movement. An interesting summary will
be found below:
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Cases Dismissed.

The cases Of Martir, Dikeman and 9TH
man, arrested for the robbery Of the Msns-
field saloon, were called before Justice Ar
kle at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
hearing consuming several hours. Thos.
D. Houston appeared for Martin, and J:
D, Elson for Dikemsn, while Uthman had
no counsel. After full hearing of the
case the prisoners were discharged, the
Justice deeming the evidence insufficient
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index TO zsw suvertissmsn;

Manted-s.tuatton "a pTe.snaksF,
Tor ssle-snsA taIm.
Table urlsTr-Nssb.tt 4 Bro.
CEassers, CAKES, B'eats snd ROlls-Whssiius
Baker, CVupsnr.
IurG los AZ nd Below Ccst--G. Isudel ( Co.
Fine Watches a sgSctA.sy-I. q. Dt lon - Local
P9ge'
Excelsior Baking PoF5sr-R. q. LiH-ILeoal
Page
For sale Blew Gle. Local Pasel
WAnud- Porter Locsi Paxs
FIR ChS'leStOa-SteAmeE ". Y, ChRncslor-
loS4l Psgs'
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Eecond Branch.

Second Branch.
The Second Branch was not called to
o-der until after 8 o clock, when the follow
inc members answered to their lames:
Messrg, Butts, Caldwell, Clstor, Crawford, }.
B Crawford, Robert, Delbrugge, Gilleland,
Cruise, Hsrrell, Jaeger, Jones, Miller, Nc
Einley Peterson, Picket, Stanley, Smith.
Tracy, Wsterhouse, Weir, Weisgerber and
Mr.. President-22.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read.
CITY CLERKS REPORT.
Clerk Bowers read his semi.monthly
financial report, showing balances up to
February 20, ss follows:
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and the original amendment was then lost.

and the original amendment was then lost
Ayes 10, nays II, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Crawford Robt; Del
brugge, Gilleland, Gruse, Hsrrell, Jaeger,
Miller, Smith, Weir and Weisgerber-l0.
'Nays-Messrs. Butts. Caldwell, Clstor,
Crawford, J. B Jones, Mccoy, Mckinley,
Peterson, Picket, Tracy, Warehouse and
MIR. President-l2.
The report Of the Board was then adept
ed and the resolution fixing the salary
concurred in.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
This Board submitted the following res
olutions:
That the City Clerk be authorized TO
draw his order upon the Receiver to pay
William Stobbs the sum Of $50 81 for curo-
ing set by him.
That the City Clerk be authorized to
draw his order upon the Receiver in favor
Of R. Campbell for $4,000, for paving
ing Cbapliue and Eof streets, in the Sixth
ward.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Peterson:
Resolved, That the City Clerk be and ID
hereby authorized to issue his order on the
Receiver for 1880 in favor Of the Com
missioners OF the 1877 loan, for payment
Of interest on said loan, as provided fer BY
ordinance.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Tracy:
Resolved, That the Board of Police and
Fire Commissioners be authorized to pur
chase horses for the use of the FIRE depart
ment when needed, and to sell the worr
out horses that are unfit for the service
and that the City Clerk is hereby authorized
to issue his warrant TO pay for the same
upon the receipt Of the order OF the Board
signed By the clerk of the Board.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Tracy:
Resolved, That the City Assessors b
instructed to enter on the margin Of thei
personal property book, the name or mum
Der of street and number Of residence op
posite each name thereon, for the purpos'
of facilitating the collection of city taxes
and the City Clerk be authorized to inform
said Assessors Of the action Of Council.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Jaeger
Resolved, That the Committee on Ord
nsnces be authorized to have an ordinsnc
drafted, giving the city control of III
clock in St. Pauls church
Adopted.
A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr.. Hsrrell finally obtained the doc
and made an explanation Of the stan'
taken by him in regard to the salary OF tn
Police and Fire Board clerk, asserting tina
he was not in favor of cheap labor Of an.
kind.
The resolution from the First Branch
relating 10 the contemplated public i'm
provements, was adopted.
Mr.. Cruise offered resolution providing
for the appointment of a joint standby
committee on Ways and Means, but SOM
of the members fought shy of it, Mr.. Csld
we'll saying he thought it contained myt
teriou8 colored person, ard that it shoul'
be carefully looked into. Finally it wa
withdrawp, and after the transaction o
some minor business this Branch ad
journed.
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Change OF Base.
On or about March lst, 1886. will re-
move my store to No. 1914 Main street,
Is doors below Market alley) at which
time shall make new departure in my
way of doing business, and sell goods
strictly for cash. shall, as heretofore,
keep the most reliable makes Of medium
and fine grades OF boots and shoes. After
on experience OF fifteen years | am con
WINGED that the Cssh System is better for
both buyer and seller can and will sell
at least 10 per cent cheaper for cash. Can
you afford to pay it for short credit
Hoping this will meet your approval, l re-
specially solicit your trade
j. T. STONE,
lC44 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Asp,edy Appointment Probable.

Supervising Inspector Americas Warden
arrived in the city yesterday evening, stop
ping at the Stamm House. The object Of
his visit is doubtless in relation to tina va
cancy existing in the Office Of Inspector OF
Hulls, aRd meeting of the Board of Des'
ipnstors and the selection Of some one to
ill the position, may be looked for very
shortly, if indeed, it does not occur to-
day.
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tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Duplication.

Although the rumor that N. E. Howe's
saw mill, at Hambleton, W. Va, had been
closed through financial trouble had been
heretofore denied in the REGISTER a refer
ence to the story crept into yesterday
mornings paper, in the column of State
news, the item being clipped from an ex-
change By a reporter who was not aware
of the denial by Mr.. Howe. The story has
been declared by Mr.. Howe to be untrue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24

THE assignee's sale Of horses ard wsg.
ons. lumber, sash, doors, sto., at tie old
Armstrong, Coen L Co planning mill, will
be continued this morning at 10 o'clock.
THOMAS 0'BRIES,
ASSIGNEE
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Excur,ion T,cket TO the sontI,

Excurion tickets to New Orleans, Jack
sonvile and all southern resorts are now
on sale at the Panhandle Office. Fer
tickets OF full information call on or sd-
dress J. G. Tonlinsou, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, ". Va.
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Additional LOees on First Paa,.
IMPORTANT 40 TICE-SCHENR'S
MEATS

Hereafter every piece of Sugar
Cared Meat and Bacon shoulders
cured and smoked by Us will be
branded by The word Nehenok's,
being burned into the skin. We
have found IL necessary 10 do this
I'm order tOpFOteet the consumers
and dealers and ourselves against
inferior meats represented as be-
ing our brand.
We expect to mark our cure of
Bacon Sides shortly.
r. SCHENk a. SONS.
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BURkETT. GILHooLET race, Chapline
Street Rink, Thursday evening. Admis,
sion, 20 cents
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RACE at the Alhsmbrs rink tonight
betWesn Harry Woods, Of Martins Ferry,
and john Dixon. Of this city. The ferry
boat VII leave Martins Ferry for the rink
q 7 o'clock.
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THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Administrator Appointed.

D. NJ. Thornburgh was yesterday sp'
pointed administrator Of the estate OF Will
liam Wickham, deceased. Bond, 81 900;
Josiah W. Baird, surety.
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Low Rate Excursion.
The B. & o. are selling low rate excur.
sion tickets TO New Orleans, jacksonville,
and all Southern resorts. For tickets.
tourists guides and full information, call
on or address T. C. Burke, Ticket Agent,
B. L o. depot, Wheeling, W. Va.
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cussion the resolution Of the Board was
defeated, ayes 6, nays Z, as follows: Messrs.
Dobpius, Donaldson, Hsller. Moffat, Nc
Gregor, and Schultze, A. J.-6. Noes.
Messrs. Caldwell, Comerford. Farrell. Cav
in, Kenney, Myles and Schultze, J. W.T.
Some minor matters were acted upon,
and then this Branch adjourned.
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BUREETT GuHooLEY race, Chspline
Street Rink, Thursday evening. Admls-
Gon, 20 cents.
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OUR own make shoes in all styles 81 80.
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
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COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS.

The following Was received by tee AsSC'
cisled Press, last night, from MiUgo juno
tIcn:
At meeting of the ciizeus OF MiagO
Junction, o., on February "a, at Hodkiu'
co. 3 Hall, the following preamble snd
complimentary resolutions were uraui'
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, We have passed through one
of the most persistent and determined
strikes ever known in the history Of the Ohio
Valley, and realizing the deleterious effects
OF such strikes to sn concerned, directly
or indirectly; therefore, be It
Resolved, First, that we heartily CONCUR
in tee action OF Samuel Laughhn and the
Directors Of the Junction Iron Company
in the honorable course they have pur-
sued in adjusting difficulties connected
with the past strika in MiDgo.
Resolved, That we recognize in the
action of the Junction Iron Company that
spirit Of Justice Ecd honesty that should
characterize the action OF all usnutactur.
ers In carrying out their individual sGsirs
in such manner as will be Of pecuniary
benefit to themselves as we'll as their EN-
ployes.
Resolved, While We dep;ees:s strikes
We believe in natural rights and therefore
believe the employees were justified in
standing out against such sweeping reduc-
lions as were demanded by the manufsc-
turers, but hope that ali differences in tire
future may be smicably settled.
Resolved, That in sll our relations with
Samuel Lsugblin we have always found
him gentleman of verscity and integrity
and disposed to deal honestly with ST OF
his employees.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu.
tons be sent to Mr.. Lsughin and sent to
the daily papers for publication,
Committee, Wm. J O'Connell, Wp.
Morgan, Robert b. N. Turner.
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0UR own make shoes in all styles $3.50
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
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CHIpRESs high button shoes for &. 90
worth $3.50, ct J. 7. Stones, ll40 Main
Street.
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CHAD's boots IS cents cheap at Sl.00,
ct ], T. stones, ll40 Main Street.
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RACE at the ALEXANDRA rink tonight
between Harry Woods, of Martins Ferry
and John Dixon. OF this city. The ferry.
boat will leave Martins Ferry for the rink
at clock.
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BURKErr-GILHooLEY race, Chsphne
Street Rink, Thursday evening. Admis'
SION, 20 cents.
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MARRIED.

ORE own make shoes in all styles s25 0
Locke's, l0+3 Main street.
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AESs boo'S sl75, cheap at g. %, this
weak at J. 7. Stones
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FAIRLY GOOD PRICES

CLOSING out shoes at a sacrifice this
week at J. 7. Stones.
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NAY BIS A POINTER
and than N NAV not,

and then it may not.
The conference committees will meet at
the Bsnwood office this morning az 10
o'clock, and it is expected thar all the
members Of both will be present. The
nailers committee are all in the CRY now.
1t is composed of J. K Weir, Presiden',
Stephen Ripley, Vice President, NJ. A.
Chew, Secretary; Alfred Work, Wheeling
Deputy of FIRST District; James Stephens,
PlIisburg, Deputy Second District; An
drew Long, Ironton, Deputy Third Dis,
triet; Joseph Clay, Terre Haute, Deputy
Fourth District; Charles II. Squiers, Chi,
csgo, Deputy Fifth Disrric., and Vim.
Lewis, Martin Ferry, Trustee.
The manufacturers committee consists
of Messrs. c. d. Hubbard, of the Top Mill;
F. D. Norton, Of Irontoni \. 6. Heating,
of PIrsburg; F. J. Hsarne, Of the River
side; John Russell, Of AshlGnd; ". Il.
Wallace, OF the JEFFERSON; Alonzo Loriug,
of the Benwood; J. D. Dubois, OF the Bel
mont, and 4 NJ. Priest of the LsBelle,
toe latter
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THE FEEDER.SAILER QUESTION

is settled, as the uailers assert positively
they will not work with those men, and the
manufacturers By their action at the last
meeting refuse to discuss the matter OF
displacinV Them, so how how on earth is
that to be settled if both sides are dead set
in their determination? All we can do Is
10 wait and see what will turn up to.mor
row.
Many and variegsted rumo-s were float
ing around yesterday, but from their I'M
practical nature, none Of them are worth
printing. Everybody however, seems to
think the crisis in the affairs Of the nail In.
terests of Wheeling has come ana the
whole matter will be settled one wsy or
another this week. A gentleman interest
ed with the manufacturers was overheard
TO say yesterday that the nsilers could
have settled this matter in the same terms
as it will be tomorrow, elk months ago.
This
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Change OF Base.

LADIES high button shoes sl.90, cheap
at 81 Is, this week only at j. 7. Stones.