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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-09
The PreSidonpS EuEllsh.



SIR:-I road with interest your editorial
on 1.-THE Presidents English" Your
criLisms are Just, We arc entitled to ex.
rect the President OF the United States to
write and speak English, and the inscsip-
ton you quote 10 by no means President
Cleveland's first ofense OF this nature,
You are too severe, however, when you
seem TO HlRsh teachers as g class in your
criticism OF "Teachsr," OF the Register.
Many teachers are able to write and speak
English, and are painfully awake to the
fact that parsing and the study OF gram
mar rules did not endow them and will
not endow their pupils with that ability,
| desire TO express modest dissent from
your opinion that "his meaning would
have been expressed with mechanical ex.
actness, II he had placed the parenthetical
clause ('Through the courtesy dc.) be-
tween paYentheses instead Of between
commas" In my judgment, the defect in
the Presidents inscription can be cured
only by placing the clause mentioned,
which, BY the way, think Is not paran.
theucal, either Immediately after the
word presented" or Immediately after
mil" The defect 10 in arrangement,
not In puctuation. The use Of commas
instead Of pRIentheses, 0, Is common. Th'n
critiscsm upon your cTiticism is not made
in the spirit Of pedantIy, but 10 by lover
OF good English, however unable he may
be to employ 1t. In closing, permit me 10
express the wiah thst managing editors
were more critical and exacting In re-.
gard to the quality OF English employed
by their subordinates on editorial stats,
l have often heard. pupils justify incorrect
lorna Of expression on the ground that
they "iound II in the newspaper" B.
BarResvile, Ohio, January7.
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toned the party to be very careful about
shooting a. the pinion brush WRs 90 thick
. man might DO accidentally taken for 3
deer. The two Mexicans, who could not
speak Engliah, OF course knew nothing Of
the warning, which accounts for what
afterwards occurred. Theparty separated,
all going In the same direction, bat being
about two hundred yards apart. They
had not proceeded up the mountain side
more than four hundred yards when one
Of the MexicRns, seeing Downer, mtstook
him for deer and cent Fifty calabre ball
through his leis arm. II struck him about
two inches below the shoulder and came
out about two inches further down, shat.
terinR the bone and making the most
ghastly wound conceivable. Downer
tainted and fell from his horse, where
doubtless no would have frozen to death
hSd It not bsen for Holmes dog setting
up howl, which caused Holmes to think
some one had been making target Of his
canine fsyori.e. Holmes hastened to his
dog, and to his dismsy found his nephew,
who had returned to consciousness, but
who, from loss Of blood, was very weak.
The wounded man Is recovering.
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stress, and the buying by manufacturers
Is mot ectivs enough 10 stimulate values In
any degree. The stocks Of wool at the
principal cenlrea are larger than In Janu'
AIRY, 1857, but yet, in view OF all the cir
oumBtancep, are not considered excessive.
In the country most Of the stock has been
picked up. except in Ohio, Texas and Cali
iornia. No speculative demand Of much
account appears, and yet here and there
dealers are buying more than they have
done. This Is taken as an indication that
values are not likely to go blower.
The Boston market Is steady, without
symptoms Of an early movement either
upward or downward. Fine Ohio heeces
continue in but little request, notwith-
standing their unusual cheapness. There
Ia fair demand for Michigan \ and fall
Texas wool. Medium selections In gener-
a! are comparatively the hrmest. A good
request for pulled wool Is noticed. Gar
pet stock Is quiet, as are also washed comb
ing and fine delaine woods. Current quo
tations are as follows, with comparisons;
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BRApsrREET,s REVIEW.
Condition of tho Wool and Iron MarkO
UnfayorabIs Symptoms.


UnfGyOrabIe symptoms.
NEW York, Jan. 7.-Bradstreet's says:
The pig iron markets at the East have
not changed during the week, which may
not be called favorable symptom. The
delay in naming prices for contract de-
livery for 1883, for Lshigh irons, is said to
be due to the uncertainty arising from
the strike OF the Reading as well as that
OF the Lehigh coal miners. Some OF the
Western Pennsylvania iron and steel mills
which shut down over the holidays have
started up again. There Is no improve
ment in demand for bar, sheets, nails, or
for that matter for steel rails, which hang
heavily. The demands OF the pig iron
furnace and steel mill owners for reduc.
tons OF wages continue. The Reading
coal strike promises, II continued, to shut
down number OF furnaces for want Of
fuel.
In Cincinnati, as noted by Rogers,
Brown & Co., nince the late decline In the
values OF Southern irons there is lesa dis.
parity between the viewB OF buyera and
sellers, and trading Is much easier, In
fact come OF the largest consumers, who
have been watching the course OF events,
are as we'll persuaded as iron.makers that
prices cannot be much lower in the early
future.
Southern pig.iron, viewed from the
West, where It's consumption Is Considers-
BILE, does not promise to flood that region
during tho coming year. "Not more ihsn
one Of the many new furnaces will be in
blast before. March l, and probably not
more than two before May l, and accord
ing to the best calculations there will be
no more iron coming North in 1888 than
there was in 1887. Nearly the entire pro.
duct OF the Southern furnaces in forge
grades for the coming year has already
been sold."
In Philadelphia the nail trade has con.
tinued quiet and there has been no i'm.
provement in prices. In St. Louis pig.
iron is decidedly more active; number
Of good orders have been placed from rail-
roada and etove works, and the inquiry Is
brisk, with priCes firm, but not qnotahly
changed. Merchant iron is held steady,
and the movement Is moderately better
than lately, and encouraging negotiations
are in proGress.
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.RUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue 81 4 deoi Of trust made by James Z.
FAriR and Eta D FGrs, hts wife, to me as trustee
dated July 10, 1884, recorded IN the Ofl3e Of the
CLERK OF the County Court OF Ohio c1uJty, Hest
VirRIaia, in Deed Of Trust Book No %, pIge 6
will sell At the north front door CT the Court houa
Of said county, on
SATURDAY, tho aIst DAY Of JANUARY 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following de-
scribed properly, that Is TO say: All that lot or
marcel Of giound on Wheeling Island known ~
Lot Numbered Richty.eigh In d Zane's addition
TO the city OF wheeling In Ohio county, West Viz
giniA, together with the Improvements thereon
the Entertainments and appurtenances thereto BE-
longing.
The iitle Is believed to DO good, but ceiling ~
trustee will convey only tho title vested In neby
said deed OF trust.
TEHSS on BALE ne-thlrd and Is much more u
tho purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day Of
sale, the balance In two equal instAlments al one
and two yeArs, the purchaser to give notes bearing
Interest from the day Of Eale Tor the deferred pay
mcnts, the little 70 be retained unit! paJinen!
made In full.
" u u.TYVy lnntIopeor fnll
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The sales Of the week in Boston are re.
ported at 2797 600 pounds, as compared
with ., 554, 900 pounds last week and 2rSlS,-
100 pounds in the corresponding time last
year.
In Philadelphia there has been no i'm
provement in the wool trade. Manutac-
iurers are buying only for urgent wants.
Holders are ssking tirmer prices, but the
close buyer has the advantage. The sales
OF the week sggregsts 100000 pounds,
againat 342, 900 pounds last week and $685.
600 pounds for the corresponding week
last wear,
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BEAUTIES sgSg RS G 95s 1P R, GG sEEEP
2. Rocks and B. Leghorn Chickens, BRONZE
Turkeys. Eggs and CARP In season ENGINES,
NILS, Il. pm, &C. best and cheapest; part pay n
umber HAtlslAction guaranteed on All.
eli nc 90 cent book for 10 cents and mama,
SlLuO and address Of twenty wide ATafe FSTfS.
erS. Send stamp for circulars 70
T. &, CARsKADON,
now KeYAer, W. Va
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A serious Accident,

FoRr GARLAND, COL, Jan. S.-Yester-
day a serious accident occurred near here.
Epp Dowusr, formerly OF Short Creek,
Rlchland District, Ohio county, W. Va +,
in company with his brother, Gilbert
DoTnar, Cashier Of the Bank Of Com.
merce ct La Juuta, Colorado, were visit.
inc their uncle. Gilbert Holmee, and while
hcie went up Ute Greek to the Fort Hills
on q deer hunt. In the party were three
Mexicaus, two OF whom could not speak
English. When they had gone about ten
miles from the fort, Gilbert Holmes eau.
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". Il. HAII.ER, AuctIone,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Il .,,,-,
BY yirtuo OF a decd OF trust made by william D,
Steele and Lena Steele bis WIFE, 10 inc rs trusted,
dated May o. 1851 recorded in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court OF MARSHALL county
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. 7, page
1885, will sell At the front door Of the Court House
Of Marshall county, on
MONDAY, tho ESD DAY OF JANUARY, ISIS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following De,
IcIibed property that Is 10 ray: Two certain los O.
land situate In HanhAll county, West Virginia,
being lots numbered three and four In HcNecBAn,'
Vile ~ laid out by b. A, Hildtcthi each oil iAd
lots fronts thirtytWo feet on The west line OF inc
Wheeling and MoundsYlllo turnpike, and RUS
west 10 the east line Of the Baltimore ono
Railroad, AZ located Aimee the construction oil We
railroad brIoge over the Ohio river, IN Benwoodi
EeseTvlng, however, the coal underlying sl1 lOh,
The tue IS believed to he good, but selling .
trustee will convey only the title vested inne "
Baid deed OF trust.
the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day o.
sale, the balance in two equal installmenp IN Que
and two years, notes bearing interest rom the dG
Of sale 10 DO given for the deferred payments, ava
secured BY deed Of trus! aud policy oil INSURANCE
on tho property solo.
del9h ". J. W. C0HnES. Trustee
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BoldiTe Indepcfsdfnt'
Tho Register map is being picked at on
all sides, even by West Virginia papers.
This is wrong. Oar friend fancy is origi-
nal, aud he couldldoubtless secure place
with Puck or the Judge as conceiyer Of
"sublimely ridiculous" cRricstures. The
map served the Registers purpose.
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EASY expectoraHon, increased power Of
the lungs. and the enjoyment of rest are
the rewards upon taking DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup TO all cOnsumptives.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust uGde by GeorEe
Hubbard and Emma Il Hubbard his wifo, to ne
a. trustee dated December I, 1885, recorded In the
cfice OF tho CLERK Of tho County court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Ttust Book No,
%, page AZ, will sell at the north do9r Of the
Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, Isss,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 say;
All or Lot numbered iorty.two UIot No. 4gtl
Caldwell's Addition TO tho city OF Wheeling in
TESHs OF sALE-one third and a much more n
the purchRIer may elect, 10 DO paid IN csAh 81 the
time OF sale, and the balance In two equal install.
ments at one and two years, with lulereIt from
Tie day OF sale, the purchaser IN siye NOTES lOf
the deferred payments aud the title 70 DO retained
until payment u made IN full.
I HRRyEY AuctlOnPeF de2l
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WOOL.

A steady movement Of wool on scale
which compares well with last year, but
at lower prices, prevails in Eastern mar
kets. The situation is on the whole weak.
Holders in not few instances have been
forced to close ont through financial
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A Bridgeport Mot-P. T. B. TO his agent,
speaking OF girafes)-They come high,
John, but we must haven't
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DIED.

MILLEg-on Sunday, January s, 1855, LILLE
RIzGBETH. Oldest child Of Aug, and Mary
Miller, aged yoais.
E,,poraI pntIca barontnr
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Two bottles of Ely's Cream Balm cured
the wife Of q we'll known U. 8. A. General
and also two army officers in Arizona Of
catarrh. AWF&w
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FOR RENT.
1MMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVES.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION eIvES,
No, 260s Alley p, 80 90 4 month.
No IS Twenty. attn street, rooms, ~ 10 mon1A'
No. OIL Alley q. ono room, 60 90 month.
No. 10 TWenty.iOurth street, SIS u month.
No. 90 North Front street: will put In nGIlIA
gas fixtures At SIS W month.
No. 1887 Market street, EGoEe.room and ceAhi
s25 90 month.
POSSESSION GIVES APRIL 1.
No. lS7 Sixteenth street. slI month
No. IS sixteenth street, S3l SO month.
No. 1Tg Alley 10, 50 90 month.
No. $50 Alley 10, % " month.
No III Seventeenth street. Sil OF q month.
No. 1886 Vain street, SIC &C q month.
No. 1888 Main street, SIC b6 month.
No. 2840 Main street, SIC % month.
No $50 Main street, formerly = saloon ana
boarding house, SD 90 month.
10. 2I02 MAIN street, business house and dWeA'
Ing, SIS % Z month.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAIHB-on and after Nov. %, IsS7-RxPLk-
RATION OF REVERENCE M RIs. ,sDkily. tSundRy
excepted; Monday exc epted. saturday ex'
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Real EStGte Agent, o. g. Pension aud ClAln ~
JOrneY. Collector and NolaET Public -
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well were each in their day president
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany. The stock of that company
did the business for Mr.. Stockwell and
he is now q broker of the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange. Mr..
Hatch was numbered among the ghosts
of the street when the unhappy out
come of his Yellowstone Park enter
prise was fully appreciated. Mr.,
Hatch mapped a fortune in Northwest.
ern stock along with his old friend
Henry Keep, and even when to-day
though with vanished fortune, he
enters the street, he is heartily greeted
and is spoken of as the most genial ol
ghosts. There is nothing clammy
about his touch, and his cerements dc
not rustic in any ghostly fashion,
New York Sun.
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Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach
Michel Levy & Co., wholesale liquor dealers
agents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-16
SORROW AT LONDON.
Queen Victoria and the Mobility Te
egraph Their Condolences.

Queen Victoria and the Mobility Tel
egraph Their Condolences.
LONDON, June 15.-Much sorrow is ex
pressed at the death of the emperor of Ger
many, who was very popular in this city,
Flags are flying at half mast, and the
blinds of many houses were lowered to-day.
Numerous messages of coincidence were
sent to the Prussian royal family. Imme
diately upon the receipt of the intelligence
OF the emperor's death Queen Victoria tele-
graphed MESSAGE of sympathy and sor-
row to Empress Victoria.
The Prince of Wales had already returned
from Ascot Heath, where he was attending
the races.
The news of the emperor's death produced
a profound impression throughout the
provinces, Business was practically sus-
pended on the Liverpool, Manchester and
Glasgow exchanges.
FLAGS AT HALF-MAST.
The flags on the American and other lega-
tions are at half-mast in consequence of the
death Of Emperor Frederick. The bells of
Westminster abby were tolled this after
noon.
The Prince of Wales will start for Berlin
tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Gladstone and
scores of prominent people have called at
the German embassy and left their cards
The ST. James Gazette says: "The en-
peror was true man, and his loss is very
great. The new emperor has his own ideas
as to what to do or not to do for the safety
of Germany, and these may have certain
Importance for England. Emperor Fred
erick's death may suspend whatever war
like designs exist in Europe, and later
events Will move more quickly, and Eng
land must decide promptly what part she
means to play in certain contingencies"
ANNOUNCED IN THE COMMONS.
W. H. Smith, leader of the government,
announced this afternoon in the house OF
commons the death of Emperor Frederick.
He said he would move an address on Mon
day, expressing the deep sorrow of the
English nation for the calamity which had
overtaken the royal family and the people
of Germany.
TOLD TO THE LORDS.
In the house of lords this afternoon Lord
Salisbury announced the death Of the En-
peror of Germany. He said "It is need
less to say how deeply we grieve over the
loss of one SO justly valued here and in
Germany. The queen has lost a son-in-law
and Germany a most enlightened ruler 1t
will be your lordship's desire to put on
formal record the sympathy you feel for
the afflicted relatives, and for the nation
whose loss we deeply deplore. l will there
fore, on Monday, make an address TO the
queen and another to the dowager Empress
Victoria"
ENGLAND's PERIOD OF MOURNING.
The lord chamberlain is in communica-
tion with the court at Balmoral upon
measures regarding the period of public
mourning. Meatime preparations have
been stopped for the state balls, concerts
and other court festivities The period of
mourning will be prolonged for some time, as
for son of the queen. A number of public
and private entertainments have also been
stopped. The Duchess of Albany will not
open the Peoples palace tomorrow. Bar
oness Burdette-Coutts will postpone her
garden party, and aristocratic balls and re-
ceptions generally are off.
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TO BE INFERRED MONDAY.
The Obsequies to be Devoid Of Pomr
But of Military Character.

The Obsequies to be Devoid Of Pomp
But of a Military Character.
PoTsDAM, June 15.-In accordance with
the wishes of the late emperor and of the
empress, Emperor William II. has ordered
that the funeral be held Monday morn
ing. The obsequies will be devoid
of pomp and will be Of a military
character Owing to the limited accommo-
dations, the attendance will necessarily be
very small. 1t is understood that general
period of mourning of six weeks will be
proclaimed. All public amusements will
be suspended until two days after the
funeral The funeral service will
be held in the Friedenskirche on
Monday, and will be of a simple character,
as desired by the deceased. The imperial
family will attend funeral service in the
Jasper gallery at 6 o'clock Sunday evening.
Requiem services will be held in all the
churches at 80 o'clock Sunday evening.
A touching scene occurred at the
bedside this morning while the emperor's
life was passing away. Prince Bismarck
had called to bid his dying master a last
farewell. The emperor was thoroughly
conscious, and taking the hand of the aged
chancellor in his own feeble grasp and
motioning to the empress to draw nearer
he took her hand and Joined it with that
of Prince Bismarck, thus giving silent
and pathetic token of his desire for recon-
ciliation OF all differences between his wife
and prime minister.
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IN A CHAOTIC STATH
A Straw Man Put up to Help Blaine in
Penns ylvannia.
BIZ the Associated Pres

BU the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 15.-The situation as
presented thus early in the skirmish is a
most perplexing one. Perhaps the most
significant developments OF to-day Is
revival Of the talk of Blaine. Dispatches
from the Pacific coast delegation, which
is expected In the morning. are TO
the effect that the special train bears a
banner inscribed "Blaine and protection"
The California men have been the chief
topic Of conversation here to-day, and men
who still insist upon the nomination OF
Blaine have been more bold than ever
before There has been considerable activ-
ity among politicians who are regarded as
belonging to the Blaine guard.
KERAN's cHUCKLING.
r. C. Kerans is here in consultation with
Secretary Fessenden Of Connecticut, and
both have been in a happy mood ever since
the news was received from the Callfor-
mans. 1t is now considered certain by New
York men who have reached here that
Depew will ask the delegation TO present his
narne Up TO this evening Depew's can
didscy has not been generally regarded asa
serious one, and politicians have made many
calculations OH New York's indorsement
Of one Of the western candidates
Il is now practically settled that
the empire state will present
candidate OF its own, and this adds another
element of uncertainty TO the situation,
already nearly chaotic.
sHERMAN's STRENGTH
One Of the strongest lines of organization
and certain following Is the Sherman con-
tingent. The feature Of to-day's can.
yass has been the confidence OF
the Ohio senator's followers in his
nomination before the fifth ballot.
Couger, Murat Halstead, Mark Hanna,
Senator Quay and Congressman Butter
worth are all quoted tonight as saying
that Sherman Is sure Of the nomination,
and that he will have 325 votes on the first
ballot. What appears like an effort TO de-
prive Senator Sherman Of the support OF
Pennsylvania has developed in the candi
dacy of Mayor Fitler Of Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith of the Philadelphia
Press, Blaine man, has been generally
credited with bringing out Filter, probably
with a desire to prevent the Blaine men
that state being captured for Sherman
QUAY SMILES.
Senator Quay smiles when Filter is
mentioned to him. apd declares that