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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
THE STEUBENvILLE BRIDGE CASE
I'm the Suprems Court OF Appeals, Yes
fPrtlay.


The Supreme Court of Appeals was Occu-
pied yesterday, in hearing arguments i'm the
matter OF the appeal of the p, c. & st. L..
Railway Company from the order of the
Board of Public Works assessing taxes upon
the property of the railway company IN
West Virginia for the year 1855. The his
tory Of the case is about this:
The railroad company made return of
lis pIOptrtJ subject u taxation estimating,
the value of the road at Sl3,OOOper mile,
that being the valuation put upon that part
of the road lying in the State OF Ohio. The
length of the road in West Nir-
g1nia is seven miles and cleyen-hundrethS
oE mile, thus making the total valuation
of the road i'm this State S92, 2,in The
Board OF Public Works, not satisfied with
this return. assessed the property Of the
company, exclusive of the Steuhenyille
bridge, at SlO9.72O and then assessed the
bridge nj S3l5 nOO. The taXeS uDOn the
SlQ9, 30 amount 10 Sl,.S&S.55, and upon
the bridge to S3,SI3.UO The Railway
Company then presented Il petition to the
Circuit Court Of Brooke county asking for
a correction of this alleged erroneous as
SgSSment, AMI ON the 10Th day Of March
last the Circuit Court decided that the aS-
SeSSmcnt was too high and made an
order fixing the total valuation at 800
40, that il. SIO9, ,T2O on the railway
proper and Sl50 900 on the bridge. From
this order the railway company, still feel
ing itself a"gTieycl, obtained writ Of
error to the Supreme Court of Appeals.
The railway company was represented
by !. G. Palmer. E$I.. of Brooke county,
and J. Dunbar ES,l., Of Stcuhcnvillc, and
the State OF West Virginia by Hon. Alfred
Caldwell. Attorney General. Ii waS cOa-
tended un behalf OF the company that the
bridge is merely au expensive portion Of
its continuous line of rOId and should he
valued for tlNItion at the same rate ~ any
other portion OF the ruad OF
equal length; that great injustice
would bc done by selecting 4
mile here and there where the natural oh
Struct0ns made the building of the rOad
unusually di!lrIlt, AMI placing upon these
difficult sections higher valuation than
upon other portions Of the r0ad where the
cost of construction wis les; and that Is a
matter Of Tact the track pt 4 railroad run
ming through tunnel WAS never assessed
at any higher rate than other portions Of
the track, notwithstanding the cost of the
tunnel might be much greater than that of
the Stcub2nvillc bridge. Mr. Caldwells
argument, which wis very able and elabO-
rate. WAS addressed mainly to the iuriSdic-
tion of the court and denial of the power
of the court t0 grant to the railroad COM
pany the relief sought for. The court took
the plpeTs AMI it is probable that, in view
of the Importance of the public intcreStSat
stake, a speedy decision will bc announced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
uAstonIshed the Public

TO hear of the resignation of DIR. Pierce rs
a Congressman to devote himself solely to
his labors Us a physician. 1t WAS because
his true constituents were the SICK ana
afflicted everywhere. They will find DIR.
Pierre's Golden Medical Discovery, q
benefcent use of his scientific knowledge
in their behalf. Consumption, bronchitis,
coueh, heart disease, fever and ague, inter
mittent fever, drOpSy, neuralgia, goltre OF
thick neck. and all diseases of the blood,
are cured by this world renowned medl'
cine. Its properties arc wonderful, it'
oction magical. BY druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
Fantastic Schemes.

LONDON, June 2J.-Mr. Gladstone, in q
letter to the electors at Chester, regretting
his inability t. address them, says: ''TLe
twenty years OF coercion advocated by the
Tories is more rational, and hlS the prom
Isl Of bningIn"rc cili~tual, than the immc'
diatc and fantastic schemes which have
been born under the cXigcncicS of the cleo
ton. The Duke of Westminster recently
Siid il was true that the Liberals put the
country'S welfare before that of the party,
and that is what first tried to do when i
made known to Lord Salisbury my desire
to support him, il hc would introduce q
comprehensive measure to restore peace to
Ireland comiormably, rs we now know, to
the views of the man who held the office
of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in Lord
SiliSbury'S Cabinet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
The River and Harbor Bill.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 25.-The
Senate Commerce Committee has altered
the House Provisions relating to negotia-
tiOns for the purchase of Monongahela
Locks and dams now owned by private
corporations. The clauses authorizing an
Engineer Commission 10 negotiate for the
purchase, is stricken out, and authority
merely given to inspect and report an csti-
mate of the amount needed tu reasonably
compensate owners if the United
States seize improvements. Ten thou
sand dollars was appro-
priatcd by the House for this purpose,
but the Senate strikes out the amount and
leaves it indefinite, with a provision that
it be taken from the appropriation for sur
yeyS generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
PEOPLE OF NOTE.
Movements OF Citizens, and the Com
ing and Going Of Strangers.

Hon. ID. b. Lucas, of Jefferson county,
is at the MCLurr.
J. Dunbar, of Steubenvillc, was at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Senator J. y. Camden and wife, of Park;
ersburg, were At the Mcclure House yeSteF.,
day.
II. S. BuEgeSser and Il. S. Barbour, oi
Pittshurg, b. so officials, We're al the
McI4ure yesterday,
J. NJ. Bennett, of Weston, and Sep. Hail.
of New MartinsviIle We're in the city yes
terday, stopping at the McLure.
Mn. ]. Gibson CAN'T and children lefl
last week for st. Mary's county, Maryland,
where they shall remain until september.
Rev. Mr.. CAN'T remains i'll Wheeling, hold
ing the usual services at the church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
THE GREAT KANAWHA.
SENATOR KENNA AND SECRETARY ENDI-
C0TT VISIT THE KANAWHA
To Examine the Government Improvements
On the Stream--The Additional I'm
prOVemsnE that are Necessary
to the River.
Special telegram TO The Register.

Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, ne25.-Senator Kenna,
accompanied by Secretary of War Endicott
Chief Engineer Newton and Assistant Chief
Engineer Parke, of the army, left here this
evening, in special car for Charleston.
They go to inspect the locks and other Gov
eTnment improvements on the Great Kama
wha river. They will spend a day Oh the
river and start OH their return trip Sunday
night The trip is strictly business one
and is for the purpose of showing Secretary
Endicott the improvements needed ON the
X .nawha river. If not detained at Parkcrs
burg Senator Camden will join them at
Charleston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
AFFAIRS Al PANAMA.
The New Military Chicf-Faise Re-
norris Concerning; yellow Fever.

ports Concerning Yellow Fever.
PANAMA, June 25.--Since the retire
mcnt OF General Santo Domingo Villa from
the past OF Civil and Military Chief this
drpartment, Senor Amado Guerrero has
been acting in chat clpacAy until the
permanent successor ShQqld he appointed.
General Posala has BOW been appointed
and will shortly enter upon his duties.
Sr. Guerrrru is one o.! thc most popular
citizens of Panama.
Al laROrL, the terminus of the canal in
Panama. about three miles from the city,
a lively little village il Sprin%inG up, and
there are Si"ns OI great animation. 1t ~
evidently destined Ia become an important
toxin. Nr.$SrlS cuntinur to arrive ut Colon
with matoriJlS for th" Canal Company.
The reports abroad from here that there
were forty ilrlth~ daily in Colon from ycl-
low fever are not true. Equally untrue
j. a story semi hence ID Lima and printed
there that there was an average Of sixty
deaths daily in this city from the dlsclSc.
The consequence of these miSStatrmentS Is
that several persons who intended to 90 tn
Europe via Panama have made up their
minds to 90 through the Straits ut MaScl-
Ian. fearing the surpassed epidemic.
An American citizen has obtained con.
cc,S,,,p 10 erect a thcatcr in Panama, and
engages 10 complete it in"ne year. Ii Is to
ar,nmmodats 200 gsrsors The Govern
mcnt cxcmpts the theater from taNatiHq l9I
the period OF six years The site OF the old
eouyput Los Monias has been Srtccted, anu
very substantial walls are standing there.
E4changc tcIe !, 7lill high, although the
ronnapy draws every mqIip Rr npSard ol
SiOG, 900 ON France, England and the l'pi4Sd
States. Their drafts me taken qp lmme'
diatcly by the merchants, and those who
cannot procure them consider themselves
most untOrtunatC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
A THIRD SCALE
SIGNED By THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
At PITTSBC CRGH,
After a Discussion Which Lasted Several
HourS--The Situation in Wheeling No!
Affected at Present. Opinions
Of NalerS.

TIL, news received last evening 10
,b.. elect that the Conference Com
,.,r,,, Irld resumed its session i'm that city
,oI hld signed the seventeen cent scale,
,,,r,,I q good deal of surprise and no lit
,.. tiS,srrst among the rank and file in this
.s. although to tn, leaders the news was
n.r ~ an unexpected The news was bull
r.,nrI NJ The newspaper offices ut once,
mel ....an eager crowds were surrounding
rr,. bits of paper upon which the brief no
ri.,. WIS written. while the air in the yicin-
f., va, filled with the various interpreta-
,f,nS put up,n the phrase, "l7-cent
.,-.,r " and surmiS,,S rs to the probable ef-
G.r ,hractiuu Glken would have upon at
Z. r, her, in Wheeling.
Many utilrrS who heard the news down
town utterly refused to believe tbs tenor
.I tlr.. Telegram. but believers and unbe-
r..,.,, Ilik, lost no time in hurryin% up
town Nh, ~ the situation could bc talked
,,.rr I'M the company or others. Those who
...r.. satisfied were in Il decided minority,
.I.a. ,h, kirkrgS were many and vig0r-
... N w+S agreed on all sides that the
..mh@ "' tue >'',y "' .''Nt''i- "1H'u
u'sr Do" inih''''%''''I' "t"" '''' ,''''"'
ur.r 'H "n'FI'.-' ""l ''' E''''''', '-,,S =,
umrnt ".'S 'iE'' 'l'e S'',ie >V''T "'"I1t m; =
..r''i i" Here ut II" ",>'''"' u,'S ,.i','
l ".' '""'"''''' ~ - ".'' " '"" II ,L
o"."''', ' w '>t ,;o ~ ,',,,7 ,I ~ ',,
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''"'I t''', - "a. ,.,,,r,i,,ce NJ pitt
@''" ''' I.,,I,. ,bi,,t.ir,. tLa tsrn,s ,..rr,d
'''- M., r,.,,,,,T.stur,.rs w,.r. t,,o
,-.'
b" ...'. .,;.,...,r ,bo C,,f,rcnc, Commit.
'o' '. ,.... , l,,-r, " ,.,.,r,I,, s,ru,s tn hry,
r .i,r...., r,..,rlt All. tb,. D,l., mp,.tiu,s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26

soon our mills shall begin work We don't
know whether there is any trade to begin
for or not. We have our mills to repair
and other things to prepare for, 50 that it
Is not possible to begin in
a day. However, we have now the right
to commence whenever we get ready The
labor complications are over, and that is
the principal obstable."
One of the nailers said: ''The manufac-
turers promised TO start up their mills
right away. They say every nail machine
in PittSburg will be cutting nails by July
lSt. This promise was great inducement
TO US to sign the scale
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
rour,b ofJuIv on the n. & O.

The tt. y q. Ii. II. &c: will ssii 49pnd
trip tickets To and from all stations on Its
Tnhs-Ohio Division, including Fittsburg;
and To all points on the Columbusa and Gin
cinnati Midland Il. L., including Cincin-
natl. at one fare the round trip.
These tickets will be good going July Sd,
4th and 9Th, and will be good returning
until July 9th. inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
A MOST LIRFRAL OFFER.

THE yoLTAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their Celebrated yOltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted With Nervous De
bility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc.
Illustrated pamphlet in sealed enyelope
with full particulars, mailed free: Write
them at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
Miss CIeve,aua 60 SeiiIe ina Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 25.-rhe announcement
is published here that Miss R"so EIl%abeth
Cleveland is to make Chicago her home
For some weeks the manager OF the Elder
Publishing Company has been IN COM
mUpicatinn with her, relative to hercomln@
ie this ci:y aLd taking charge OF the ed
itoriaI department sl LiterasF LGt. \
tlispatch received this morning stats iRat
ne has completed all arrangements with
Miss Cleveland and that she Will come on
NJ once 10 take the position named.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
THE ZASESVILLES WIN
A Good Game Of Ball Oh the Island
Yesterday.

The base ball game between the HancS'
Vile and Wheeling clubs was very slimly
attended yesterday, owing partly to the
threatening weather and TO the fact that
many patrons of the game did not know
here was team in town that could hold
its own end up crcditably. But yesterday :
contest bore evidence to the fact that lovers
of the great national game can depend OF
the home team doing some very fine work,
as yesterdays play was repletc with good
points and was thoroughly enIQya-
bls. Tho hating on hoth side.
was light and the battery work remarkably
good. Ahl and Outright did excellent
work in the out field and the general all
around play of the entire team was good,
Outright made very bad break in the
fourth inning hy a poor throw, which
practically lost the game, but he braccd up
and did very well afterwards. The visitors
played stifl game, with the exception OI
the second inning, when they indulgcd i'll
some wild throwing, but otherwise they
showed up in good form.
The same teams play again to-day, and
as they are very evenly matched and iurn-
ish excellent amusement, they ought to
draw good crowd. Following is the
score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
I lttirI" lAl
shall lu,

Tuprr cent oil for s"li-iccdcrS. 1t VIII
H."ha''rh lhli inns N'.'te ,'".a Ii"i 70, 20 ~" y
l". >;''' ""''' ",l"t'h - ''' ti,irt i- a.,
"''"'' -, ',.I,,.,.,,.. "a
...'..' '"'' w. WI, M. ''' M, :. =,
','..' '' '", N','''"- P,'.,' -. :,
!-'h.. ''"I"' "''"'', ",'''"',' 80
''N.' .' '""N' WIZ" '''''''
rT.-'1 900 '.'''. ,... Ill.
.''',.'S h"''' "'.T 20 - - Ill I'll.
.. .'' . ''''.'-'' '", ,,'',,, -. H..
""t'I ''''i'' ''' N'''' "''' '''''' "F'
>"'.
-I rsiiy don't know what 10 think
.h'., ID. This IS aonc 81 car funeral, ana,
t1JH th.. TRUTH, a "uod Hauy Ike myself
goo l.,bug iisy mules nj tu-,lay'H aril"n.
.,.-J. "li' ba,r tn hr general c"nSulta-
rna Iuyy before oar people agree
m.u gu.rhrr.'. Th' manufacturers l
iu,.. .o. wu."g to S!%H Inc
u.H .-.!. { dna't sec wh't ih'S c"""'
h...r.,. ua. llg ,..,.n IL the s,ilt WIS pre-
.,rr..I in u, and Si..rvl by them, thu III
.,..ur 30, ;l.. mills would not De- changed
... ,.. rn,g,..iuI.,.. .p,.riuI because We would
I-.,I....,,t.r,f,.ru- with thu feeders. The
.-r.. ,, g, Ion. yly ifum hrin" settled
.... ...d ..I,rt may ,yuIc OF it is purely
.su.an.r"
.r....,..;,.r ,,r,,.,,.., I,ro..ly iD.iru-
r...,r., r..,,...,,.. '.,r,,rt the pr,.~..nt <rt-
II, J,,,l,t buT
lla % wAs IA, hest thing ID BE-
ruu~ rn. m,tt,r hid rrIrhYd that
.-rr..vi,n a.. I,.gt Iuund to IcrylE li.e best
,..m- rh,r rrulI b. hui. and he thought
,uti ... rn,. ,.nd although there would b.
as..sl S,.,, Of kirkiny. ,sp,riully ON the
port 90. Nhu.liu.s ngilcrS. that The new
.,.b.ranld b.. rl,asrsail rs wiSs' move.
rh. \>ariltrd Pies, sent the fol-
.uang telegram from PittshuTg LlSi night:
Hu~ut.ED PN., June 25.-rhe great
.'uss nr miilrt~. which has lasted over a
..sr 49, ,,,rlrd at conference of manu-
l.uw,a, lad their employees here tins
a'tr.unnn. The mcrting lasted several
HnU.~ al diSu>siog y4s quite anmated.
i.a.u th. }Iingo cuuBToIsi>,' S'.Ic OF l.
cents uu q ~. selling card. which was qtlrr,
- j., ,h, wurkmyu. waS rejected aE1 che
-g"gu.as ,.llr agreed upon: Seventeen
.ra,> n . = card, with an
aaal., at va4 rent Tor every incrcslS'
81 .5,.nr, an tl,. 81, Tim, yrir,.s. The dill
'1,i, hHu. hoy settled wOsE will hSclN
"l,,mmvd thruHshset The county, lh'
~li'Nvmrhh1yr been running on tRe hin@
s'nWumIr will come down 70 the AsS
@'at'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
business Transacted at YeSterdny's
ePSsiQH.

Court met at the usual hour, all the
Judges present. The following business
was transacted:
FlQyan4 povslt vs. James ard Mary i;iee,
from Marshall county PETITION for writ Of
error refused.
Snyder VS.. Cabeli, from Kanawha coun-
"; continued.
Morris administrator vs.. Peyton's adj
ministratOr, from Kanawha county; con-
tinued.
Wintz vs.. Board of Education, from Ia.
nawha county; submitted
p, C, & 81. /. =. L - hoard Of Public
WORKS, from Brooke county; submitted.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing.
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a man, woman, or even the children, to say
word to stranger. The men who traVei
beats in the neighborhood are glad enough
to get through the night without Prylng
into the secrets of the Anarchists. The re-
turn of Parsons has emboldened them
wonderfully, and l know several OF the
more intelligent ones say that the AnaTch-
lists will come out of the trial stronger tnan
they went in. l have toldyOu nothing but the
truth. Nearly every Bohemian thinks the
Haymarket affair was victory for their
cause"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
An End % Bone serapins.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg. Ill,
seys: Having recei4ed so nurh benefit
from Electric Bitters, ! feel il my duty to
let suhsEing humanity know it: Have
bad . running sore on my las far eight
Ysass; my doctoss tald me would have TO
have the bone scraped or leg amdutated- i
used, instead, three bottles of electric Bit
GERS and seven boxes Bucklen 8 Arniea
salve, snd my leg is now soundand well, "
Electric Ritters are S4ld al flfIy cents a
sottle, and Bucklenis Arnica Salve at 25c,
yeF box, by Logan 4 Go,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
naath I'm the Mine.

PARIS. June 25.-A dispatch just re-
ceived from the mining town of Rochamp,
ON the Savne, states that disastrous e SA-
plosion of fire-damp occurred IN one OF the
mines there this morning, killing twenty
four miners outright and emtom6lng SIX
teen more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
The ceisrsA Class.
ALAnGE AUDIEycE PRESENT.

The audience which, by eight O'Clock,
had gathered within the walls Of the Opera
Honse 20 witness the exercises incident 10
the graduation Of the colored .elass, was
hardly less, in point Of numbers, to that
which flied tha ediilea In the afternoon.
While iroIahraood, as matter of course,
most Of the eolored people of the city, there
were present very large number Of the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
Base Bali.

At f;raGSiyE- BrGoklyn >, Baitlmore 4
At Philaielphia-Atslc;iG- Metropolitan
g,me postponed on account OF rain.
At mciunati-CincinnaG2 :. St LOUIS /.
At 1t. LnuiS-St. Louis >. New York ..
At Kansas City-Rain prevented the
Rostnu- Kansas City game.
toessr;lle-Louisyille 10, PittSburg
).
At ChicasO-Chiclgo 10, WaSa!saiof a.
At Detroit-Detroit-P Philadelphia game
postponed. Rain.
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West VIrcInIans at Wilmington.

SprriR T{5Jrdm 10 The Register.
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 25.-Col-
lcctor John 7. McGraw, of Grafton, is
among the arrivals here to-day. Among
others registered ut the hotel are Miss
Louise Butler and Miss Josie Bates, of
Wheeling, and II. b. Clark, Of Clarks-
burD
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Fort Wayne ROute to Chicago. Quick
Time.

Train leaving Bridgeport at 1:50 p. m,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at G:3O. Connection made in the
Union Depot tOE all points Nest and
Northwest.
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covan,,o, orIudiaua Miners.

BRAZIL, IND, June 25.-The State teder-
ated Association of Miners and Mine LABOR
ers will hold its first annual convention at
Terre Haute Ind, July 20. This order Is
auxiliary to the National order, which IN
cludes Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, Hi
nOis and Pennsylvania, and whose scale OF
prices for mining coal as fixed at COlum-
bus last February has been in force since
Nav |. The miners of this district, which
furnishes the State President, objected TO
some of the features of the organization,
and, while Obeying have followed at quite
n distance since the scale went into effect.
At the approaching meeting an opportunl-
ty will doubtless exist for amendments to
the rules which will faxor them, 1t is
thought, in the particular Ofgrading prices
the thickness of the vein.
eight Handlers Secure an Advance.
BnsToN, MA 8. June "a Tie f ght
,nilcrs of Boston recently presented TO
ne railroad companies here demand for
70 cents an hour for extra work, - cents
n day more pay, Il promotion OF employees
according to seniority in the service, etc.
The Boston and Albany Company has conf
promised on Il cents advance and l63
cents for extra work. The other demands
were substantially agreed to. 1t is be-
licyed that the other companies will adopt
Il similar course.
No Trouble ut Toledo.
TOLEDO, O.; June 25.-Thcrc are no in
dicatiOns of strike of Lake Shore switch
men here, and the railroad authorities say
there will be no trouble at this point. The
40 switchmcn of the company here seem
to take no interest in the Chicago ditf-
culty.
Want s. Per Ton.
SCoTTDALE, Pa, June 25.-The non
union workmcn ut Evcrson's rolling mill
demanded the Amalgamated scale Of -
prr ton for pudding, to-day, and will
strike if their demands are not conceded by
IulV lSt
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rhe Atmos.h.re.fT.eye a

Is pure, sweet breath This desideratum
is one Of the results Of using SOZODOST,
which not only inyigvrztes and preserves
the teeth, but renders the mouth ~ lag-
rant as O rose.
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Yale Ahead.

NEW L0ND9S, CoSS, June 25.-ln the
intercollegiate boat race this evening Yale
h,at PenDSylyani1. Time. 23 30f.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26

ihs's scales, said Mr. Ripley, give US
,taIy S.iy an advantage We begin at the top
ol Tue manufacturers scale instead Of at
u'e loot, as proposed. The manufacture
'I> OF Cincinnati scale, Is nothing on top,
:, ,,i'T We are satisfied. 1t has been q long
ASaJ Ss and very determined one. We did
I an 'aai We hOnOrably could to win, but
IOsI, taslfg the scale of 1854 as the basis Of
sslaement However, We have a very
good compromise
MI VT. Heating, who presided over both
NVuefenees, said: "Xe dol't know how
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AnniII nnNi. nNinar

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, June ,s25.-David
Davis has declined steadily to-day and
may die before morning. His physicians
says he cannot possibly live more than two
daNS * the most
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S~u plans wsss~d.

The Council Committee on Markets met
at the City Hall LAST evening to
open and consider the bids Cor ths
Improvements TO the Fifth ward market
house. -Four bids had been submitted,
bat after careful consideration of this
matter, IL was agreed 10 withhold tbs
awarding Of the contract and ssk for new
plans and specifications from Architect
Hamilton
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-, 40 nar nn.en.

Plummers' low prices of his fine easines
photographs fairly paralyzes other galleries
and catches up the trade. No. llSs Main
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
WHEELING.

0Briglt put out by b0Tg hit with lmitel bail.
EarnLd rms. NhulNrs - TToDisG Hits Bero
/, HafncS l. BASES an halls-Olf Watson. :; of
Bern l. Time uf game hour and - mnutcS.
Umpinr-Stmmen,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-26
ri,x John Porter Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 25.-Thc
Fitl John Porter bill passed the Senate
to-day, by vote OF yea 81, nays II.