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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

| y Il k-l ANCE Or y Df' kEE vi lhf NiR-
| CUT Court of Ohio county, cntercdon the 2lst
day of september. 1856, in the case of vincent II.
Van Metre and others Vs. John Is. Lyle and 9th
crs, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1886,
Bnginnng at 10 o'clock a. m, will sell al pub
lie auction, on the premises, in parcels 20 suit
purchasers the tract Of land situated In Rich
land District Ohio county, known as the John
Il. Lyle farm, containing eighty acres, more OF
less being the land conveyed To- John u. Lyle
aud : Virginia Lyle 10y Daniel Peck, special
Commissioner by deed dated May o. 1873, except
y acres conveyed 10y said John Is. Lyle and :.
Virginia Lyle 10 J. T. Mcclure. ! VIII first oher
the undivided onc.half of said land belonging 10
John T. Lyle, and il the bid therefor Is not sum
Client Ia pay certain liens proven against IL IN
said cause will then sell the whole thereof
Also the adjoining tract OF lnnd known as the
James Lyle farm, cOus!suug0 al TWO parcels when
are described by mctcs and bounds in plat OF a
survey thereof made by +. l.. HOgc. now On file
among the papers in said cause. the iirSt contain
ing - acres and - poles, aud the other - acres
and > poles rcsCrylng 10 Eleanor Lyle during
her life - acres and - poles Of said last parcel,
assigned TO her rs her dover in James Lyle = es-
tate and described by netes and bounds OIL
said plat.
TERMS OF sAIE--One-lhird Of the purchase
money or - much more "a the purchaser may
elect To pay IN cash. and the remainder in two
equal inStalimcnts payable I'm one and two years,
with interest from the day Of sale, the payment
of the deferred insallmeut' IN be secured by
deeds 81 trust on the std parcels oil iAhu, or by
retaining the title until tie payment Of the pur-
chase money In full.
J. f. JONES,
Special Commissioner.
Iccrtffy that bond has been given by the above
named Special Commi. siOner az required by the
said decree.
ociGsatwedi JOHN " MITCHELL Clerk.
The above sale Is sGjou-Ec! until SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER =. al 70 O'Clock n n. al the resi-.
dencc OF John B. Lyle.
T. r JONES,
noliwedsati Special Commissioner.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY. November l6. II

The local market continues rath-
er weak, caused by the unset
tied condition OF the Eastern
markets, which are uncertain on account
of the threatened strike of the textile
workers, and other unfortunate circum-
stances. Prices remain the same as
last week and are as follows: M
washed 3Oa32c; unwashed, one-third of:
medium washed 3la33c; unwashed pa
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Fasv Way Of Making Money.

An ingenious Frenchman has discov-
cred an easy way of making q living.
He stays In the neighborhood Of registry
offices and is always ready to serve for q
small fee as witness, whoever comes To
register birth, marriage or death. The
EnClishman who was known to be within
call whenever q dinner party numbered
thirteen, and something must be done
to avert bad luck, had perhaps a more
agreeable occupation. Trans
ariDt
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, November l9.-The market
was very quiet in all departments, so far
As new business of importance was con-
cerned, but through fOrwardi1gs on old
engagements the movement was well
maintained. The tone of the market is
steady and strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

.-.s4ys cure for every form Of Skin
~ - i,..sa,rs from pimpleS 70 ScrOfula.
81. tr sH druggists. Price: Cuticura, 50
g. a.. Isn't 500: soap, = cents. POTTER
Pc. ~ IrEEv.CsL Co, Boston. Mass. send
o, .a tr.-e SKIN Diseases
81. .r. v,,r,reaI>. skin Blemishes aud Baby
.-.-, mss. Gr-TfcURA SOAP.
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Scr Sale.

LNOR SALE - TIE IWO.sTORY BRICK
i dHc,.irC-hoUSc, No .gl0 Chaplinc street;
large yar1: on Inc line % street railway. Apply
to ". H. RINEHART, ll63 Market street mol 81
LTOR SALE-rOENER LOT on GREENBACk
! street. (KirkwOOdJ Bridgeport. .: WI! be
sold cheap II sold >u1u. Ia!! ou or address j.
HANk;. Real Estate agent, Martins Ferry, y.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Mt BeI|eYieH Hotel & Grounds,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
y Jy Thomas =. skRilcrrss and sarah q. shall
cross. r., gIr.. ard Frank Walter and ArGal!a
Wat.r, his wife TO me ss Trustee. dated septein-
bgr : ls7y and recDr!ssl ~ Deed Of ITu,i Honk
No l. pages 10 and 81, wl! Sc! at public
auction. a, the u=-ih font q the new Court
House. corner ri .Jcenih and ChApIine streets on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Il, 1855.
Commencing ct 70 O'Clock e III, The GLOWING
described rra! es'a'e, situated IN Ohio county,
IS. Va. that = 20 say. Beginning 81 point on
:ha s1Uih >ide 0F the National ToIf, on the line
between sEsllcIoa- Gnd Waller AMI t'eorye
FlaeCl,; thence with til south line Of the ~
rgDn.l Tosd south Q % RaSt 76 feet: thence
II right angles south 50 81 cast 30 feet thence
sos'h "a - wet IL feet; thence fOu b 10 ~
eat ll3 feet: thence south - easi Is feet thence
-gCtn 90 - east y Vet % i4e vineyard fence,
thence with the vineyard f8ce north IL ~ east
10 feet thence north bG7 east g.. feet thence
north Go s. east l0s feet 10 lac top u the ridge;
thence along the top OF the ridge north 80 ~
cast q fees: thence north i6' - east lss feet;
thence north 07 So e4s, - feet - the place Ehrre
lhs large white oak in the GilchrlsI survey once
81 %; thence with the fsnce between SaAllc7Os
and Walter ard Geo. FlEecUs north l3S l0 west
% the beginning containing IL ali about ak and
one-half acres Of land, tOge' her with all the
buildings and iuprOT eneuts thereon. The i'm.
urOyemeHts on said property consist In part Of
the splendid building known a. MI Believer
Hotel" q good ter aaI house, several hundred
fruit aai shade tries, gas and water fixtures,
bowling alleys. walks and drives etc
TERIs OF SALE-Oue-bBf Of the purchase
money cash, balance in equal payments az slx
and twelve month, with interest 10 De securel
TO satisfaction of the trustee, or purchaser may
pay all in cash II he 80 prefers AlT peTson &c
string 10 inspect this properly can do 50 Oy call
ing on Frank Walter On he premises
JOSEPH ]. WOODS, Trustee:
J. c. HEsET, Auetienesr, polSe'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

Did any careful scientist ever compute
the number Of revolutions a particularly
obnoxious fly can make ut times around
the head of man when very busyf-Sew
York Graphic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

All traiNS daily cxCcp, sunday.
Pullman's Palace Buffet OF Hotel slo-rlE
Cars through without change nom Steubenyilo
East To Philadelphia and New York, West to Co
lgmbus, Cincinnati, LouisvIIlt Chicago, India
uapOls and -. Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car Recommendations, ana any lurtacr Information
apply TO JNO. e. T0MLINSOE, Ticket Ascent st
Pan. Handle Station foo; OF Eleventh street, OF
AT City Ticket otiiso, under McLur House, Wheel
ing JAMES ACCREA,
General Manager, rttts0urg Pa
K A. FORD.
DEM Pa9 and rlcts Agent P,',sS-y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

Eff youse got emmy thing to do, de bes'
way is tar go EN- do it. Oars no better
time ter kill de hen den when she's fat
Detroit Free Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20
COTTON.
New York,

New YORK, November 19.-Cotton-
Futures closed steady; November 9.O6
December 8, 10; January 92i; February
9.3l; March 94l; April 9.52; May 9.62
June 9. -; July $50 August 9.Ss.
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81. Clsirsvillc accommodation, leaves Wheel.
ing ~ sSj n m, l50nud COO p m; leaves Bell.
aiie al 80 n m. 2.gs and - =. M. Returning,
arrive nj Wheeling at sis n. m, .j and IS p.
M, daily except sunday.
1890 =. m. train through Ia Cincinnati without
change, with sleeper through 20 Cincinnati.
Zancsyille Accommodation leaYcf Wheeling ri
tOJ 3. IN. Bellaife a; %l5 D. m daily orcepi sun.
day
Moundsville Accommodation leaves Wheeling
al II 81 a. N. and arrives at SOuIdsyille at R.l5
p ~. daily except sunday
Grafton Accommodation leaves ~ SsS =. m.
Through coach frUfl Wheeling "a Cincinnati
daily on No. =, leaving Wheeling ~ - M. sr.
riy.nE at Cincinnati Mt so y ~.
y. df %. sleeping cars on all through iralns
Clos. councCtIUp made Tor AL pDints HO5Ith and
Southwest. North and SOrthwes making this Q
desirable route for colonists aud pcrsDus moving
~ the great west, and ~ whom particular aNtp.
ton ~ given.
Tickets " all principal point on sale at depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured II
Depo, Ticket once.
T. e. BURKE,
Ticket Agrrt B & o. D<rof.
JOHN BALE
T!cEsl Agent. under Mcclure houss.
JOHN ]. LANE, Trsv Pa>seBgsf Agent
q. X. lord. GSl. PaSA- Agtn.
X. T. DEVkIEs, General Agent Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

A BIG OFFER 1 IGII EIs. s. sssT q
0SeIfO Operating Washing Aaehines- Hyou
want one send u your name, 7. O. an
express onhee az once. THE SAIiosALC ~,
Dey street, y. y. Si'os
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

WHEELING AND PITTsBUR1 DIvIHox.
On ssd Afsr Nay N, 1885,, pass.nsrr usins will
run ~ fo!lovs-wboeIn g time
pBAEIgkE
For Pit,sbrry-5G5n n m, daily: 75sa m, daily;
l2j D. IN. and go y. IN, daily.
For Wshington-+60 p. U, daily sIosps sun-
day.
IHlfvA1.
From PittsbgIg--e3 a m, daily; lbs q "a.
anil 6lop m, daily; 1913 .. m. daily.
Prom HAshingiGil-79s m, daily except 5un-
day l0E p. m, daily.
e. X. LORD, General Passenger Aren't
y DUSHAA, General 8antS.r
J. j. LANK. Travelling AKnIit. Whaling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

Pas1ereer trains da ". INCLUDING sunday 8
cDmmodstion train, Yln daily except aundsy
W. J. ROBINSON,
GeserAl fre.snI and faess.sex AfsEa
FkkD. HCsENrN,
Tray. Pa0. ASs&
J.G. TOALIHSOS,
Ticket Agent WhssltnG. ". We
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 19.-Wool
quiet aud without change. Prices nominal
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Leave the City at 500 a. m, and every hour to
900 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park a, go a M, and every
hour 20 1000 p. m.
The Church Train will leave each terminus at
l2.lO d. m T.. HlksCH,
Superintendent.
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Mbeelin9 Register
Grauelers' 6uids.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEXPLASArION or REFERENCE MARKS: sDaily.
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted Wheel
ing lime:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CON.
ID pany. On and amer OctoDer3 ls'd passenger
trsius VII nm ~ fp,lows-Wh eriug time:
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Sottcrp.

ave do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for sll the Monthly and Quarterly
Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery Com.
pany, and In person manage and control the
drawing themselves, and that the same are con
ductcd with honesty, fairness, and Ia good faith
coward all partics, and wc authorize the COmpan!
10 use this certificate, with Tar smiles OF orr zig
natures attached IL its Advertisements"
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Gcos1s
SnIsG
nim with
&Cbenoai c
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
OHIO COUNTY FARMS.

IN PURSUANCE or \ DECREE or THE CIR
| CUT Court of Ohio county, cntercdon the Slst
day of september. 1856 in the case of vincent II.
Van Metre and others vs.. John g. Lyle and 9th
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IslfyAS.

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
This time table corrected 70 Nay 9osh, ~ :.
Trains leave PaB.Hsbdis Station, loot o! Eley.
cath street, near ptIblic landing IN folIOps-Lsn.
uai Standard Tins-SE!ck . Is minutes ,oyer
than Wheeling time:
eorss sOrTH
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DIrISBUR,i. CINCINNATI SSr. LOUIS 4. r
L (rsn-lisndlr Rnuts.l
Time table for East and West corrcc:es e. Nov.
Il, lSS Trains leave Pan Handle station, loot
IF Eleventh street near public landing, ~ follows
Central Standard Time:
Pitts. East Fas, Pac.
STATIONS. Exp's Exps E1ps Exp's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-20

'Dsily except Sunday.
40. ~. No ~ md No. - stop al all stations
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CINCINNATI, November l9.-Hogs-
Firm: common and light s. 25ai 10;
packing and butchers 81 O0ai -; receipts
100: shipments $40.
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rrTICURA REMEDIES

Z l'-- VI. HUSBANDS,
ID , g,N Ilf- New York. y. y.
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ON Ii,I >II,I.ir.

~ '".'l".h ih'- AFTERNOONS iN'i'
body come,
Nc-IrrdHt "7- -o.tr', "''hP light
","d rom lH' r'-''
IN'il I'N'dl 'n.''I .'Ii "1'''
. lh' h.-' '- I""". n'r' 'h. l''i ''''
.Inh \ "''.
/ h' 'h'''' ~. .'. 700 I..''. ''
I ~, ''''''I '"i '.'iI" I'I &c. 4""'
""' O' gum 'N'."-.''
''''"' ODD '''O"'I' ''''
'' '''' cures '"'.'.. '' '''
u" '.i'.+''
'''"'. 'I'-.' '"' '''' '..'- ' W.
,r.., .'...'',.......''' .'' Do
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LOUISVILLE, WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and Other PrnCipa' O"'''

Trains for S. Louis aud the North East and west N' eyug
~ and logo r. m The famous "o Car is ''I H,r sud
l02o Take she G.u train for liouhanL Honey "''
urhsNilc al, America
Passenger, booked and Nil points in Fnropg WA Star .,U
steamship line bet II rtcIla and Iyerlu"l ana h '''
ship ne between New York, hia leIha and Ah"TP
For fun Information ticEcts, Gull
+. T. TURNER Ticket No 5O6 Main st. Dallas Tex
HIP HUGHES, Passenger hs'l, i,aIes
d. W. MoCVIIOU GIL Gen Passenger aud li'ket leas
JONES, Ticket Agent h"''
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REASON WHY YOU SHOULD TRAVEL
Missouri Pacific Railway
G w TURN BuLL,
Ticket Agent, Waco,

Because II is the great horougmrt between thIh
%Hs North East and west II TIA" only mT G,'f II ~ oiEL sd
tiiul Indian Territory. II line of 81 lfNB ~ Lima WORTH
SLEEPING CARS between ST. LON. Drui.ou m H" ure
and san Antonio II double daily trains, making a
ncctons Union Depo Kansas city ST. Louis ana I 1,.s AID
points Solid Trans san Louis win Fort Worm
DcnsOnJ. But one change Of
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-18

cameron. tn-,ir- a storey srr sole
agents Zoe Wuu ur"lW mud sugar
Plum Che mu,' Wholesome Chew 90
tur Wuru.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-18

The only exclusive hat and mrni,h-
ing goods house in Waco Jones 4
Go udloe.
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| so Tuchrr's imrrhuA and cholera
mixture for your spring trouble.
% cents.
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ST, MlusI.N. -HutNlu. syrup should a.
mays Do, 4-ei iHf alifvu '..uus D. -Hnihs
Che 1910. ,lfi,us thr Euur. NIHIs Hll pHIu-
cure. NluI .H.l,. aud is thc hest rtmil,s tor
iiArrN.rA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-18

flul.r- Wrui llH'uua-.urod lurt
plug aId- digestion Brandy uoacl,c-
lluyrr %.
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All toharco-chrwrrs wh, apprrcl
ate line goo l., should emil tor ".lurr
mud ~upr-iIum Quit curwinp
poison.
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NhHut'- -epptte. liz
.ou Dee lad Dol. ,.. u.... .aaI.t.' esHtri'
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peane takes the best photos,
---rr.-s - ---
hoanc's for cabinet photos
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Every instrument sell Is wa .
mulciilNc wears l.N Moore, must,
dculrr
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N. % UucAuuDI -H..auIilnr Goo .uu,rs
ulr ut th, tlrs' ru..HUl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-24
THE oDD.FELLoWs.

Record of tho Business Transacted Yester-
day by the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Boston, Sept 23.-Tbe convention of the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge /. O. O. f. was called to
order at o'clock this morning, Grand Sire Carey
in the chair Past Grand Sire Stone offered q
resolution permitting lodges to omit their weekly
meetings when they occur on legal holidays,
which was adopted. Jurisdictions being called,
the Grand Lodge proceeded to consider the re-
ports on the journal The appeal of G. E. EN-
mons, from the Grand Encampment of the Dis
trict OF Columbia was sustained; that of Samuel
Daniels, from the action of the Grand Lodge Of
Illinois. was dismissed; that of H A. Linn, from
the action of the Grand Lodge of Texas, was
sustained; that of j. H. Stout. from the action
of the Grand Lodge of West Virginia, was dis.
missed.
The Grand Lodge refused to make any change
in the law regarding the dismissal certificates,
and refused to adopt the receipt card, to be used
In place of the card now in use.
The legislative committee recommended that
a special committee be appointed to prepare and
report, at the next session, badge to be worn in
State grand bodies, and lodges, and encamD.
ments After quite lengthy and earnest discus.
sion OF the subject, it was recommitted with in
structons to conine the changes to grand lodges
and grand encampments
The committee on the removal of the head
quarters of the Sovereign Grand Lodge from
Baltimore made an elaborate report Applica-
tions were filed by the Grand Lodge of the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia. nominating Washington City,
the Grand Lodge of Missouri nominating ST
Louis, the Grand Lodge of Indiana nominating
Indianapolis the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania
nominating Philadelphia. the Grand Lodge Of
Illinois nominating Chicago and the Grand
Lodge of Ohio nominating Columbus. The COM
mittee did not recommend either of the cities
nominated
Representative Randall of California, offered
resolution stating thatit isinexpedient to move
the headquarters of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
from Baltimore
Representative Orendorf, of Illinois. offered
an amendment to strike out the word 'inexpe-
dent" and insert s'expedient." On this thu yeas
and nays were demanded. Further considera-
ton Of the matter was made the special order
for to morrow morning
1t was voted that the Grand Lodge go into
secret session at Ii o'clock on Friday to consider
the report of the committee on the revision of
the ritual of the Degree of Rebekah.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-24

and transacted but little business at the morning
session. The election % officers was the first
business IN order after the reading and correc-
ton OF the minutes of the preceding meeting,
and Sir knight Charles Roome, of New York
city. right eminent grand master. was elected
most eminent grand master, and Sir Knight John,
r. 3 Gobin, OF Lebanon, Pa, was elected to ill
the vacancy caused by the formers promotion.
ROBERT Enoch Withers, most eminent grand
master, was present at the election. hut his
health only permitted him to simply surrender
the insignia of his Office without making retir.
ing speech. A recess was then taken in order to
permit the members of the encampment Ia wit
ness the parade
The passing of the procession interrupted the
proceedings of the Grand Encampment after the
election of deputy grand master and upon re.
assembling an adjournment was taken until 3
o'clock.
At the afternoon session Sir Knight Hugh
McCurdy, of Corunna. Mich, was made grand
generalissmo; Sir knight Warren LaRue Thorn
as, of Louisville, grand captain general; Sir
knight r. H. Lloyd. Of San Francisco, senior
junior warden; Sir knight H. w. Lyons, Of
Connecticut, grand treasurer, and Sir Knight
w. B. Isaacs, Of Wisconsin. grand recorder.
The appointive officers will be announced to.
morrow by Grand Master-elect Roome. In
many cases contests were heated for the various
Offices, and numerous ballots were necessary to
arrive at an election. All the standing commit
tees reported, and their reports were approved.
The committees on ritual and location of tho
permanent encampment will report tomorrow.
The Grand Encampment at its afternoon ses.
sion. appropriated So. 900 in aid of the Knights
who suffered by the earthquake in Charleston,
the money to be disbursed under the direction of
the four officers of highest rank in the encamp-
ment
Tomorrow will be the last day of the conclave
proper. Members of the Grand Encampmenk
say they will surely finish the business before
them during the day. and some of the more san
guine predict an adjournment after the morning
session Already many Knights are leaving the
city, and the exodus to morrow will be very no
ticeable
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-24

UNDER the operation of the high-Ecense
law in Chicago the number of saloons has
been reduced from 1900 to 5000. Comment
ing upon this fact the Northwestern Chris
tan Advocate says: eve do candidy be-
lieve that the fortified aud consolidated 5000
have been converted into more formidable
foe than were the 4,0O0." If the lessenipg of
the number Of saloons is an evil, then the
best condition of affairs would be the unlimit-
ed traffic in liquors This is the logic of the Ad-
vocote, which, almost in terms, argues for this,
unless absolute and total prohibition can be
secured. A man who can "candidly believe"
that sort of stuff is just the man to engineer
third party movement for the behoof of the
Democratic-Liquor- league alliance. His course,
at least is honest. He prefers free whisky to
anything else than what he knows he can not
now possible secure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-24

in the place of that of the late Mr.. Tilden. If
assistants are required, there are the Demo
cratic hospital attaches. While, on &C
count Of their heavy liquor bills, they might
not have much ready money to put into the
campaign fund, yet they could render invalu-
able services between now and election by
putting their wards in trim for Gan early and
often" in the out-of-the-way precincts of
indianapolis and Marion county.
The Sentinel is much given to placing at
the head Of its columns in fat, black caps the
distinguished utterances of great and good
Democrats. The Journal hopes that for the
rest of the campaign "our esteemed contem-
porary" will sport at the head of its editorial
columns, these two choice morsels:
''Vote for the devil if necessary to elect a
United States Senator. Gray.
eff had my way, would vote the patients
of the Insane Hospital. Coy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-24

A CORRESPONDENT reports Wabash College in
an excellent condition. The regular college
classes and those in the preparatory number
over two hundred members. The inspection of
the departments shows their working to be salts
factory in high degree. Each member Of the
faculty is at work and the lecture-rooms show
unusual activity. For the first time a sort of
fellowship scholarship goes into operation pro-
vidng for a high-class man in each class a
small income for pushing t-graduate studies
and assisting in teaching. The second year the
income is larger. Mr.. Rose, of '85, is occupying
the post on his second year, ard Mr.. Stockbar
GER of ;S6, the first year. 1t is fine feature.
The college occupies a splendid position for
growth. 1t needs more endowment; not TO pay
debts, but to provide for new and much needed
chairs of instruction and larger educational
facilities. The financial management of Wabash
College has been of the best kind and the means
now asked for are strictly in the line of noble
enlargement 1t is an excellent place in which
young men may secure liberal education The
scientific collections in the museum and the
library have been enlarged the last year