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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
ATTEMPTS 40 settle lHE SAILERS
STKIKE.

Il is now nine months since the nsilers
sluse began. All this time different ways
have been tried to come to an agreement
The nsllers have made Ugertures to the
manufacturers the manufacturers have
made oyertures to the nsilsrs, they have
conferred together 80 individuals and
through their committees, but al 70 no pur-
Pose, so far as can be seen at present. The
people have been waiting and waning to
see the uills again running and our work
iugmeu employed ard the business Of our
city thaE has been so long paralyzed, again
revived. But hopes have been excited only
to be losl in disappointment. The diSap-
Poinrment last week seemed greatest of al,
since it left little hope for Satisfactory
settlement under the present mode of con-
ference. 1t seems, then, that if thsre is 6
settlement II must % through some other
means.
The matters and manufacturer of course,
are bes; acquainted with thsir own bust
ness, and ought to be able to settle their
differences. But sill they are part
Of our people. They have interests in
common with Us, and We have interests in
common with them. What is for their
prosperity is for tho prosperity OF the city
aud what is for the city's prosperity is tOr
their prosperity. Friendly suggestions and
u free Interchange Of views, then are never
cat of pisce among such people
The REGIsTEs, as friend Of the public
good, wants to again make suggestion
Il is this: Since all other means have
failed, cannot both sides agree TO submit
the question 20 q board of arbitration, com.
posed Of their own most trustworthy PEG
ple2 Arbitration has been brought
in to settle several great strikes,
within the past year, and it has proven
highly successful and satisfactory. II the
nailers and manufacturers can agree on
this there will be little trouble in finding
men who will act with Justice toward both
parties.
This suggestion is given for what 1t is
worth. We hOPs that both nailers sRd
manufacturers will consider we'll their re.
lations to the city. This is our Wheeling
Our fortunes have been csst with it and
we iall % rise with it. II is cur home
We love the b,cSn bills that sisa around it, !
toe broad river that flows past it aad all
the enterprises and institutions that 90 to
make the future bright and prosperous
Here our people want 10 live aud at last
leave An inheritance TO their children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
Sale of City of Wheeling Five Pc
Cent. Bonds of 1885.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
an ordinance Of the city OF Wheeling, entitled "a
ordinance ~ provide for the issue aud sale Of bonds
OF the city OF Wheeling, % be known a. bonds Of
Isl, and for The redemI Ton and payment thereof,
and providing tor the payment into toe City reGs-
ury Of certain amounts bom The revenues O; the
Gas and Water Wo X, ratified by the votes o!
said city on TIE Is n day o. May, 1885, will on
wEDs E5DAY, MtRtH Sd. 1876,
between the hours OF O'Clock O and 3 O'Clock
p M. at the kaDk of ths Ohio Valley, In the city
OF wheeling, W. Va: receive BIDS IN writing for
ard peIl boGds Of Eatd city, su horned by sad or
dinance, TO the amount OF esq 900, Eve thsreof OF
the denom nation OF s 90 each and the remainder
OF the denomination OF 81 go each. oil dated the
6rst day Of Jolly, A; D 1885, payable on or before
OF the Ohio Valley IN interest at the rate Of ave
per cent per annUD, PAYABLE at nually n the FIRST
DAY OF July, A D. lsS6, aud on The 1t day ui July
In each yesr thereafter, until and including rhs
In proper form are attached 10 each bod
suoh bonds will be sold only for cash or rs
equivalent In bones Of said oily of the loan OF Jupe
lSth, ISL, (comEonly known q the List sud IaV:
export can, or the Loan OF lSf,l 10 the highest
bidder spp0yed By the undersigned, and none of
the said bonds OF 1857 will be Eod fcr ers m an the
pnepa threat With the accrued inie est th ron.
no nIsmium will bs allowed FOR Iry Of The bond,
The bonds hereby advert SD for sale are auv Of
them babe 70 T. Gemption at their psr value on
and at any tine sitter The hrst day OF July, A. ID.
ls9S, a. provided In said ordinance Suo neither
such bonds nor thu coupons thereto attached will
be subj ct to taxation der authority Of said city
BY said oTdibsnce the raid Ct OBJ iFates it.eli 10
pay each year sieT 1894, unl the bo De authsrtzed
BY taid ordinance are fully pad. tie one twenty.
fifth OF all such bonds 20: paid before tie rst day
Of July. 1885
ALFRED CALDWELL,
z. p. JEPSOS,
p. posBIEs,
Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
THE TARIFF.
The Dizzy Intelligencer Taken to Task BY
Jackson"

The Dizzy Intelligencer Taken to Task By
jackson"
When steel rails were selling in this
country at $26 ton-only a year ego
and in England at S24, were American
consumers psyirg the duty of SIT? And
did the American farmer have to pay dis
share of the robbery" in the shape OF
higher freights on his products2 II neither
of these thugs happened ii can not be true
that the duty is added to the selling price
of the home Observation-Disclosures.
During the many years We were busily
engaged in building our railroads, and
steel rails were protected" by q duty Of
s2s per ton, American shippers, travellers,
and consumers were paying the duty, and
will continue to pay 1t, IN Shape OF nign
rates Of freight and exorsitant passenger
tariffs, for many years 10 come. what
made our railroad system cost seVenty,nVe
per cent. more TO build than it is worth to,
dsyP Principally because the steel rail
undertaking entrenched behind pro-
hibatory tariff-were enabled to extort
from our railroad people SO to $50 per
ron for r lis that didn't cost $40 to make
And thus was an embargo laid
upon our inland commerce
that cannot be removed except BY repudi-
alton of the surplus cost OF building our
railroads. Now, Mr.. Intelhgencer, why
were steel rails only $26 per ton at the
time Won refer tc2 You know, but you
are too dishonest on tariff topics to tell
your readers why. You prefer to follow
the course of your party, which Is, and OIL
wnys has been, to deceive people on this
subject. Our steel rail makers proved
YOUR SIT duty bald headed fraud 6y sell
ing their product cheaper than English
manufacturers could deliver theirs if trade
was free. The wall you built around them
for protection made robbery sc
easy and so profitable that
the robbers multiplied rapidly, and
over production resulted. Oar railroad
people had been bled to death, almost
and had quit buying altogether. Rails
tell to cost and the people were amazed at
the low price when compared with what
they had been compelled to pay. But the
rail makers were slill solid, having q
sj7 duty as margin for profit when the
demand for their product came. The re-
vival is here, and raila are $35 per ton
Mr.. Intelligencer, why should the people
paw S35 per ton !or rails that only Cost
S247 What interest is subserved by such
a heavy psoGt? Don't write yourself down
an ass By hurting lot of can't at me about
labor. Labor has had to fight harder fol
its rights since your tariff laws were enacted
than ever before. JACKSON.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Poultry Is King.

That breeding aud rearing of poultry for
either fancy, pleasure or profit 10 an exceed
inglY profitable business is such an estab-
hshed fact that it seems as il we might use
il as one Of the leading industries of our
country; aud yet there is small maj oriry
who will confess that it will not pay to
raise poultry. But such persous fail to look
q, the question for a moment to see If 1t is
true. Consult the statistical records of our
products FOR the past year, and You will
find that the amount of cotton raised WAS
valued at $4lO,OOO,u00; hay, 1876, 00O,-
QUO; dairy products, 1854, 100000; wheat,
SI8S, 900. 900; poultry and poultry pro-
ducts, $3.50, 600, 900, "a amount Of the lat
ter over the largest Of all other products,
S72,OOO,OOO Some people seem to think
that the poultry business is small pota-
toes, TO use slang phrsSe-thst 1t Is
adapted TO iuvalds and women, and 1t Is
beneath the dignity Of gentleman to en-
gage ia it' This eouduC: on their part
only shows their Ignorance Of the growing
industries of the age, as the above figures
prove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
PROPOSALS FOR CONVlCTLaB0R
WEST VIRGINIA PKsIrEsTnRY,
Mnf-HnGN.ff ran g aaE


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE ECFIVED
- by the undenign'd until i2o clock meridian,
on Tuesday, March I'D, 1856. for the labor OF one
hurd ed 900 able bodied con Ficts aud tseIty I've
(20 or more who are not able-bodied. 10 be en-
ployed within the psnitentiaTy for a ter N OF from
three (s1 10 ave (5 years aud 10 be furnish Cd on
ths 10Th day Of august, 1885.
Each bid thal o. ecfy the a. tices prop sed 10 be
manufactured, the M noer Of square i,et Of rko2
loom that Will 10 required, the annlnt Of steam
poser sl1 the pfics per day therefor.
II tbs bidder desires 70 manufacture ferent
classes Of articles, the labor 10 be empoyet on ch
class must be bid for apsTately.
The successful bidder will Ge required 70 enter
i1to a eootTact in pur uanCe Of his bid and furnish
bond sstsfa tory 10 the Beard Of Directors IN ,uch
sum m may Dy tsem be deemed Necessary, condi-
toned for the faithful performance Of his T.
ard a. the Law direets; a blank form Of which con-
tract aud bond is on hle and will remain With the
clerk o the RoSrd during this sdytrtiRn"nf.
ach bid must be accompanied with q bond with
sureties 70 the 'st,taciion Of the Bard that the
bidder Will comply with the terms OF his bid. II IL
Is accepted. a. he sealed and a1dIe eel 10 the
sup'rinteDdsnt and eSdone1 ibid for lator."
ANY further information desired VII y, fur-
nished on application 70 this once.
The b sId Ut Directors reserve The right TO reject
any or all bids.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
Jso Z. PECK,
febi0oavt EupsFlnteDdent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

DURING GsORgE WAsHIYGrON's second
term h was requested to furnish the Sen
ate with certain documents, and sent re.
ply Of which the following is the cOnelud-
ing paragraph:
il is essential to the due administration
Of the Government that the boundaries
fixed By the Constitution between the diff
ter,Lt departments should De preserved. A
list regard 70 the Constitution and the duty
o. my office under all circumstances OF this
case fOroids con- plianes with your request.
G. WAsEINGToS.
Bat tho majority OF our Z. s Senators
joa's seem to regard the opinions Of such
mzn as Was NGTOS and Madison as
counting for much Jus, nov.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
DISCKInISATIOS IN RAILROAD
RATES.

The New Dominion. in speaking Of
Morgantown's trade with Wheeling, Gays:
"Plrsourg has no notion Of letting go of
ais trade here without s struggle. Already
j, hss secured rates OF freight BY rail
around BY Wheeling and Fairmont ex.
actly the same as from Wheeling. That
Is, the railroad company hauls goods from
P!,tsburg 10 IorgsGtown, distance
# two hundred miles, for exactly the
same rats of charge SIS il hAuls goods from
Wheeling to NOrgsntowr, o distance Of
100 miles. This will enable Pittsburg to
stay in the market for our trade on equal
terms With Wheeling; and it viii be Of
great benefit to us. a."
If this is true Of the B. i o. road
!, may in one sense be well enough
for Morgsutovn. but it will be another
{ God exsmpieO Of the injustice of diserim'
irasion in railroad rates. When railroads
make such Determinations, What should
be great advantages. are often made to
count for nothing, and The benefits that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
DIED..

FRsNZHEIa On Saturday evening, Febiu-
ary "a. lRe, at S 80 O'Clock, LOUIS h. FEASzHsIA,
aged % ears
iuuual Urvices At ! so p. N. Tuesday, March
%. Friends are respectfully invited. Internent
atSp. q Private.
A RsRT-At East Tive, poo, Ohio. On Saturday
Nom " FEBRUARY q, OAs IEL q. Ats sr.
Funeral viii lsaTs c. P depot ~ BridSepOS
fer GTesnFood cemetery this Monday morning at
II 80 O'clock. IAtrnert rrtIs:s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

TIE New York Star is authority for the
somewhat remarkable statement that GEO.
W. CH1LDs, the Republican proprietor Of
the Philadelphia Ledger, ia owner Of the
New York World, and that editor PULITZER
is only following out the behests of his
master. This is what the Star says of the
course pursued by the World: Mr..
CHrLDs' ownership accounts fully for the
political conduct of the paper. He is o
Republican. and any newspaper that he
controls will be certain TO use all its pow
ers against the Democratic party. There
is 10 newspaper in the land so constantly
and Indignantly hostile to Democracy IS
the World. 1t lies about it, it argues
against it, bat it does its most deadly work
BY pretending to De Democrat"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

OyE report has it that the hos
tili,y of PULITzER TO the Admin
is,ration arises from the fact that GIB
s7y. his 6rsucial hacker in the St. Loui:
Post Dispatch and the New York World
wanted 10 be made Minister to Germany
BIT the President ignored him and sp
pointed PESDLgToN instead. Such might
account for the Worlds attacks upon the
Administration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

TaE Republicans want 10 break down
the Administration aud make the removal
of Rspubloans very difieul: or impossible
Let the Administration show such fight as
will send the Republican horde bowling to
fhsi- 1sns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

TIE wsyEaring mau can see with ball
40 eve tha:'t prime motives inspiring
the Republican attack upon the Admins
trarion are p,rtjssn greed and malice
Are the Democrats going to let them have
their gsy2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
ChapIine Street Property for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST TO
ID me, made by Abner Key aud his wife, one o.
which Is dattd the twenty fifth day ot July, In the
year 1872 aid recorded In the Jerks Office OF the
County Court Of OHIO county, West Virginia, in
iced OF Trust Book numbered IL, page 262; and the
OF 1er 1, dated the fourteenth day Of June IN the
year 1884. and recorded In said office In eed OF
Trust Book numbered q, page PAS, wifi on
THURSDAY, TIE 11th DAY OF MARCH,
1880,
comm ending at 10 O'Clock g.. M, sell NJ public auc
tion al the front door OF the Court House OF said
county, the South part oil the lot Numbered one %
IN the square numbered fourteen az, on the east
side OF ChaDine street, In said county, being 20
much OF raid lot as lies bet reen the southern
boundary OF said lot and line drawn parallel to
said southern boundary and distant about forty
ground hich was conveyed 10 the ssid Abner Key
by Thomas McKtnnan and his vile by deed dated
the Goth day Of september, 1864, and recorded In
iaid Office In Iced Book No. IS, page 237.
LOT nunberoi cae a. witch Vas oonveyod 81 10 inc inc
said Abner Key by william H. HeaIbe and bis
wife by deed dated the fourteenth dsv OF June,
in the year 1884, and reco' de1 In raid Office In Deed
Book numbered IS, p: &c ass; vi ch last mentioned
pece OF ground /, bounded on the North by EIe7-
enth street extending along the south side OF that
street about thiTty-four and q half feet; on thu
east by an alley forming the eastern boundary Of
said 10. mum bered one; on the south by the part
OF SAL lot numbered ono first herein tes,ribed
and on the west By the portion Of said lot num-
DerI one which ws' conveyed to Justine, the wife
OF Meyer Beyman, by deco dated September s,
1881, and recorded In Eaid Office IL Deed Book num-
bered II, pege 373.
believe the title TO be good, but selling a. trus-
tee undertake 70 convey such title only by said
Deeds Of T.ust am authorized 10 sell and convey
as Aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third Of the purchase
money, and a. much more a. the purchaser may
choose IN pay, 10 De paid In hand and the remain
der with interest in equal instruments in one and
two years IRON the day OF sale; the purchaser
giving BIS notes With satisfactory peonsI serurity
for the deferred nstSlnens, aud the title 70 be
tanned deed Of tru5t on the properly sold 70 he
given, ss additional security.
DANIEL LAMB,
fshSi ppustai
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
THE REGISTER.

West YirGiniSnS sojOurntng IN
Washington can always hud the
DAiR.G SESIsTER ON the eOuh-
ter Of LcpIey Il FinSter. news
dealers. 7lS FifIsenIh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01
Proposals for Lime.

cEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at WHEEL. Gas Office until Thursday, March
= 1856, at II o'clock neon, for the delivery Of zine
"a the Gas Works for one year. The contractor
10 give bond with approved security for the fulfill
me1I OF contract Inc trustees rsserve The right
to re Get auy or ali bids For further Information
enquire al the Gas once.
mris GEO. HE'LL, Secretary.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
IanTa6dh BLOCH Bro y
North Front Street, Island, Proper
tv for SaIa.

DY VIRTUE OF A DE,D of TRUST TO
ID me, made by Mary A. Tiemau and q. Will
liam iieman, her husband date1 the 10Th " Of
February, in the year 1884, ami recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of ohio County,
West Virginia, in Deed of 1lust Book umbered
Fl, page IS. will, on
Thursday, the goth day of March, 1886,
commencing At 10 O'clock a, IN. sell at puOic suc.
ton at the front door OF the Court House OF said
county, Lot numD, red one bu 4dred aud nin.ty
six Q96,, IN the city OF Wheeling, in 0hir county,
West VIntDis, ADD in the abolition OF said city
called Zane's island addition TO city Of Wheeling;
also part OF water or pasture LIT numbered seven
O. in satd addition. being all Of said lot numb red
seven "a which Les In The rear Of said lot one hum
dred and ninety six (I96l. and between il and the
Ohio river the SAID part OF lot numbered seven ~
being OF Q uniform width OF sixty too ieet from
front Gf side thereof next lot one hundi ed and
ninety six 1856 10 the river, beng the same prop
erty conveyed 10 the said Mary A. Tisman by
hrpest X Pollock by deed OF even lite herewith,
which is duly recorded in the said ohio county.
hsieve the title TO he good, bat selling 80 nus.
tee undertake - c)I vey such title only AZ 10y sad
deed OF tust an authorized TO sell and convey as
aforesaid
TERMS OF 6ALE-Cash.
J. POLLOCK, Trustee.
I urpvry fahooI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

TBs Sopsems Court has sustained Gov,
ToRAxEE N ais removal of the CINCINNATI
Police Commissioners. The Commission
era vi have to 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

IL Presideus CLsvELASD wants an earn
est and united party behind him, let him
meet the assaults made upon him and
carry the var Into the snemy's camp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

Ii the Republican party IL determined
On s N, let he Democrats give them all
the Eyht they want.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TI1O ThE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WHEEL
ing Junction Railroad Company, or whom 1t
Sotic rs hereby given that the frat meeting Of
the W hesliug JuneiO railroad Com oany, for n Q
pu pose of organization and sncn other Proceedi 90
holders. will 5e held o. the fifteenth day Of March
1855 at the e neral freight ONCE OF the Baltimore
ana 0nio ksi road Company, on fourteenth rset.
In the city Of wheeling ohio county, West Nir-
giniA. s,,,rr1 sprNcey
L. j. D. OK s.,
J I'M K. COWSN,
THOS. W. KING,
NJ. REILLY.
r T. DEVRIFS,
THOS. OBRIEG,
JOHN y, HOFFMAN,. ST., :
fsbl5o'wttWarl5 CoTGoIators
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MARRIED.

SaARKEY-DAVjS-On Tuesday, February
2s lss6 Al the pIssopl residence Of Bishop Kahn,
By ev. Father Setlezoit OF me Cathed,s', I'D.
WARD J. sHAAEEY to FANNY V. DAVIS; ooth Of
this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-01

Totntroduce 1t and obtain agents We VIII for the next
sixty days give away free OF charge In eaet coriY
IN the q. g. Erjted pumbar Of our Eersnasl
Electro Gaiycpic SrSpenaDrT Belts, Price IS;
positive and ucfatGag cure for Nervous ilebirJ
Vertcocee, Emissions, Impo.ency &c. SSp10 Reward
paid every Belt We Manufacture does not Generate
6KLT AGENCY, r. o. BexlTs, brooklyn. y Y
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No B" Premium Humbug,
SPECIAL CABLE LETTERS !

SPECIAL CABLE LETTERS !
SKETCHES, CARTOONS.
And numerous other features haze been sdJed.
Also conpists, exhaustive summary Of The me-
In oil depa fmeDu tits i,ai by up sad, Il hsi
million people snd 10 good Sd ils Dz nc ~ o.
reathiog factoris farms ana h. mes II ali d,sci5-
tisns In every put Of the country.
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edition Of the Hfs.Lp. -hieh ha, the largest or
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FROM the susgsstions Of the Farm DEPARTMENT
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