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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rrArUREs OF Nrw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Tho speculation in cereals yesterday was generaiiy
moro active and the dealings reflected stronger tone ana
more confidence Prices generally relied higher on re-
pors OF unsettled in Europe and free buying oy
foreign houses Yesterday being public holiday In Eng
land no public reports received but such private
adyices as wcro to hand stronger In their Tone
Wheat OPTIONS opened 3a1 2 cents higher and sold up
12ass cent subsequently declined 3sdi cent but rallied
again asa5s cent and closed firm follows August yoc
September obc October 95 $50 November 70 &c Dc
ceinber 07 l4c May ell OF IL The spccuisve s s
actions nearly 10 600 600 bushels Spot
was ii IA cents higher with fairly active taohg cne
for export Shippers took bushels Uotn opTThs
opened 1491s cent higher and were a rRc @dusy
seorcely any trading until noon when me hi ne os
est figures Of the day The transactions numbered acoa
100000 bushels. Following are the closing pncss'
Angus. "a i4c September So 7S 0ctoDe[ osg higher
with only small trading outside OF few exp9ra 20, ",
Fxporters took 49, 600 bushels Spot oats wero e ,
hehor for both and mixed options were 10 ov an
higher for August while September and october we,c h
changed the trading was light throughout eu' ao
market closed rn the following figures Augns1 o. os
hahor with only moderate demand, closing stsohs 90
follows August 80 o. September 80 Octobcr so W. No
yenber sS Is, December and January ~ ~. nal
The arrivals reported at New York. Phhsdeipnns pT
tiuore and Boston follows Wheat lSiozi sa
els: corn 81 1913 bushels oats 1046I9 Dusne.s o'
grain 300 G3O bushels -four, CT 209 barrels Az OMessV
Milwaukee, and st. Louis the arrivals were ,"a ss1
1O5 s4I bushels corn s2I bushels; oss hovo
bushels total grain, sos bushels -four barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07


OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR or ASSESSMENTS
AND CLERK OF ARREARS.
STEWART BUILDING, ROOM 80, August Z, 1855.
NJ Office OF THE SALE OF LANDS AND
IN Tenements for unpaid OF 1859 20 1852 and Coton
Of 1896 10 $751; under the direction OF Theo
The undersigned hereby gives public notice, pursuant
the provisions OF Section 920 OF the NewYOrk City
Consolidation Act OF 1882
That respective OF all the lands and enements
New-York. which taxes have been laid and confirmed
for the years 1869 to 1882 both inclusive and are now
remaining due and unpaid and also the respective owners
OF all lands and tenements IN the City Of New York. tu
have been laid for the 1868 to 1881 both
inclusive and remaining due and unpaid are re-
Quired the said and Croton water rents
naming due and unpaid with the interest thereon at the
became due the time OF payment together with
the charges this and advertisement, the Col
lecor and Clerk Of Arrears at his Office In
the Finance Department in the stewart Building corner OF
Broadway and ChamOers-st., in said city.
And that II default shall be made III such payment such
will be sold public auction the
House. in tho City Hall Park in the City Of New
York Monday, November - 1888 at ~ O'clock noon
the lowest Of which shall Offer
to In consideration OF advancing the amount
OF Croton water rent, the may be, due
and unpaid and the interest thereon as Aforesaid to the
time OF sale together with the charges OF this notice and
advertisement and all other and charges accrued
thereon and that such viii be continued from time TO
time until all the lands and tenements advertised for sale
shall be sold
Notice is hereby further given that detailed statement
the property which and Croon remain
unpaid Is published in pamphlet and that copies OF the
SAID pamphlet deposited In the Office Of tho Collector Of
Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears and will be delivered
to any person applying for the same. .
Collector Of Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug s (specjaD-It was holiday in England
and honce there absence OF cables, out snVee'
from France were decidedly buish telling OF wet weather
and advancing prices When the bell tapped the PIT was
overnowing with a wildly excited crowd prices ranger
all the way from "a 1-2 IS cents for September Ouo
little sold above 81 5-S 1t apparent that ssaoy
stream Of long wheat coming out from some source su
IL was generally attributed Ream. though 10 ha1 9een
small buyer In ostentatous way early ~ Is stu on
GOOD authority that sold LEO 900 bushels giving Us
reason that ne going of on vacation me n ss
innate OF the visible supply showed increase OF
bnshes September wheat bid up from ~ 10 "a o-9
cents In the last quarter OF hour While the nominal
close was "a 5S cents 1t 81 2 sellers before me p.
yes cleared and still lower the curb Corn sod az
4s cents for September near the opening the nrmnes
beno due 10 nervous shorts who bid prices up Oh them
selves There were liberal offerings from Cudahy ITn,
inson Ream Jones Kenne and other large traders wniGn
caused prices reeede nearly cent me hres ssns
wheat turned up slightly and 1t closed NJ 40 % o n
bid for September The visible supply incrsssssa Uc
sted only IA OF cent May trae weaker Than on
sa,urday The Visible supply decreased 4I5oOO bushels
Hogs were higher at yards and this save rmness e
be openng quotations Pork lard and short ribs were an
up tut prices did not hold and there was drasgns
good buying OF september lard By prominent EXP so
sontember pork sold between sl4 so and s4 80 closing
At the bottom There $4,000 hogs OF the yard with
cor higher,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
Proposals.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSION ERs' OFFICE
Room 200. Stewart building, No. $50 broadway.
49,, .~.. . - NewY York. August 4. 1883
ITO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS or PROPOSALS for furnishing and manufac,ur
Ing, lifting placing. &C. ten 4snch sopcock valves and
gearing az tho cate House, 135hst and Convent ave.
Section Is, and four 45nch stopcock valves and gear
Ing 10 be- USED az Shaft No 25 Section r. and AZ
inch stop cock valve and gearing be used the New
Gate Ionse on SECTION Of the New Aquoduct as called
Tor In tho approved forms OF and specifications
Mo In the once OF tho Aqueduct COMMISSIONER will be
received as this Office until Wednesday, August % 1ess
at o'clock p at which place and hour they will Do
publicly opened by the AQueduct Comm and the
award or tho contract for said and furnishing sad
material win 10 mado by said Commissioners as
thereafter possible.
Blank forms OF raid approved and specin
cations therefor and bids or proposals. and proper en-
ve0peS for their enclosure and form OF bonds and also
tho plans for said work and all othor ntorma ton
obtained at the above ONCE Of the AQueduo CoIuinis
sopeTi on application 10 tho Secretary
BY order Of tho Aqueduct Commissioners
JOHN G. SHEFHAN. JAMES c. DUANE,
Secretary President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
DROVIDENCELI LINE

BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER
All Northern and Eastern points and the
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Per ~ ~ H., foot Warren-st., 80 ~ COZ,
meeting with through express trains for Boston leaving
steamer at a. m, arriving at Boston rs m, ana
Tor White Mountain points AZ 10 Through pallos
cars Reeves ren9wned orchestra on each stssTs.
baggage checked by Westcotts Express Company from re
dence destination Tickets and state rooms secured
207 25720l 9iT 397 S2l 957 Broadway House Coz
mopoltan and Windsor Hotels and OF offices Of Westeo
Express Company In New York or Brooklyn. SEND i0s
o. IL. BRIGGS, w r. BABCOCR, -
Gen. Pas. Agt Asst. Gen Pass Agt. 20. Box BOIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

"THE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet of 20 large pages
giving rates OF duty now In force, In full, together
nation Timely for reference, and Absolutely correct
Price u cents copy. Published By The Tribune, :.
New-York
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boar0 dn0 Rooms.

% DIST, 20 EASTBeautifu rooms; table and appoint
= thoroughly hrsGass; translents acconmoda ted
at low prices
. SrII-ST As WEST-Cool rooms with without board
ID Central location for transicnts. References.
1914 WEST 42D-ST.-Pleasant, cool for transient
I(Sf gentlemen, without board, 81 reasonable rates.
OK WEST 11TILST.-Prvate family will let large
~fC back and hail room; all cOnyenlences reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
Gcarbers.

4 YOUNG PARTISAN LADY graduate from Sorbonne
"A Psrs) teaches music and pure French wishes TO find
some pupils a. Lenox, Mass. Address NJ. Y. b., +. o.
Box 90, Lenox, Mass
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GoyerneSseA
&c 10 COLLEGES schools and Families. Apply ~
MRS NJ. j. YOUNG.FULTON 20 Union Square.
IT, EACHERs wANTED.-Lady for vocal music; also
another for French and German call II practicable.
Immediately Large variety q other vacancies: salaries
Bureau, West 14th-st, n. Y.
wv AETED.-Ladies Normal graduate. city school Nm
w ishing goyeTness; French. Italian. music; matron
bows school, Epscopaan preferred gentlemen Normal
graduate, city school MIRIAM C0YRIERE, 81 East
17th-st., between 4have ana Broadway
yNOMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tor
w both supplies professors teachers governeses
musicians housekecpers companions, &c, 10 colleges,
schools and families also bookkeepcrs senographers and
copyists business firms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

LANDING 90 CraDston's (Wes Point, Cornwall. Newbure
M,tpf 70, Mon Pous nkeepsie aad Esopas eeanseaas
clster ana Delaware Stony Glove IatsAu
anu hsatcrski railroads Steamers CITY OF kIN6SION
ana JAMES W. BALDWIN leave every week day a.
p NJ pier foot OF Iiarrson.st, y. r., except saturday,
when CI-f OF KINGSTON leaves at 1 D. m, landing
only az Newburg and Poughkeepse connecting Win
special train for all Summer Resorts through tho Cashl
Mountains Leaves Rondout sunday nghts az IL o'clock
on arrival OF special fast TAIN from the mountains arriving
AZ NON. York Monday a. a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
Business Chances

NJ ANTED.-Man with 80 900 or $4,000 to take an
W. Interest In established manufacturing business
will guarantee IS per cent investment good. live
man Address L. o. Box 750. Helena Mont
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Gelp 0ante6.

II LAME BADGES.-Fny thousand wanted te
- canvass Tor the reception Address Warrcn-st,
Room 8. PECK SNYDER, Nassau.st.
WE WISH TO EMPLOY few salesnen on salary 10
w sell our goods BY sample to the wholesale retail
trade OF all the leading cities and We are the
largest manufacturers OF line In the country Send
in stamps for full particulars No posals an.
swered CENTENNIAL MFG. Cincinnati. Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
WYHITE STAR LINE.
STEAMBOATS,

A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout BY
ss s hk S H rY pff. s sgP Gst
CITY s. #R5F E.E
foot dy except Saturday m Sunday
A t seaner. BREW HA and DEAN RIchMoSP .1s
rs az SSca sy' lSs Of BGc%ys Annex
direct at Albany Tor fl R3Hts Ess
saSs Lake ee6s
eEss ana and baggage 81 %
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route
* $::H q,
s.: .dG:.!s &d5 e; & s '''a
/ FOE FOE b MlH On NEWFoRr. FALL RIVER. PROV
''' PSS #HH 5&&HfR n szgsgE
s''pRs5s and f6EoNY
sa'fie s'S @ MOI foo,
d Mssss vss2 for S sss
5Ig p, Moi Newport and Faif River. due Nswpon
@ and through s for Boston, fc Cape cod Lowell
''1 sTS ND cave Sew:York at $50 p m 70, all
t g saSS ses ss BROOKLYN
SrSsSway; as4 West i25thsl and lst East East i25hst
153 Bowery, Astor House and Windsor Hotel Line
e SeS rSG Il i9d on LOWELL As
II TDS'.oNS T. AND CC0XysACKIEEs5 ,..v,,
Ar 81 fSs'y
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTONS, WEST
AZ Point Cornwall, Newburg, New Hamburg. Milton.
e. aXge P'H aa ven sRd kas'n
excepting Saturdays when she leaves enc hour earlier
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
n new. 0.,- DAILY up sundays, aas.Ss
s ssggSFTkk % $ss'fy Gas. tf Fer
GsRe Enesoc sa c m ana f Hudcn New00is
aas Fans SAG ss 1seH 3 each boat m
WEST POINT NEs% SHBGSB58ni and PoucHKEEps1n.
n S 6y ferry with Ulster and Del R for
CATsKILL. with special trains on the Catsku Mt r r
han, mupp,s s;, with Boston and Albany h l. for Chat
ALBANY: with N. Y Central and II. R. r r for
gGs,oP and Albany + and Fshburg r. fSr B%9:,sp
TRAEs 10 S' A N2p From NJ r.
The New York Transfer Co. viii call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
NORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester.
~ Portland White Mountains Direct route 10 New
eS sss.,! Ss'.p.s
This line has uneouaed facilities for hnnting and disto
each way daily except sundays exclusively tor trsshs
Ickes and state Rooms secured az e07 POI sSI 3S' ~.
BROOKLYN; cogrsst, sss washi9c and ssi fuOn'
st. As Pier 40 North River; and on steamers ..,,.
from hotels and residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
Rooms an0 flats Go Get.

THE PERCIYAL,
i $50 West 42dst. near Broadway.
Parior and bedroom with bath and toilet at reduced
rates until October American plan or table dhote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

STONINGTON LINE, FOR
~ NARRAGANsETr PIER, WATCH HILL, PROVt
BENcE, woRoESPER and points north and east wa via
Providence and Worcester. Steamers leave from Ne"
Pier 80. n r. ono block above Canalst, a. p M dsy
except Sunday Through parloF reclining chairs pc
tween steamers landing aud Nsrragansett without extra
charge Baggage checked nom residence destination by
Westcotts Express Company. 49,
Tickets and state rooms on sale az 2oI 2o7 FOL SAT-
397 421 o5I Broadway, AsOr House Cosmopolitan and
Windsor Hotels, all Offices Westcotrs Express Co.
w. IL BABCOCK, o. II. BRIGGS,
Asst Gen Pass Agt Gen. Pass kg-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
SPIRITS OF TURPENIINE.

SPIRITS OF TURPEN1INE
CHARLESTON Aug 6-Turpeptine quiet at $3.50;
eIyANyAH. Aug. 6.-Turpenttne firm &C So &c DlL
WrLMIYGroy Aug. 6-Turpentino firm at 33tc.
HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA Aug. 6.-spansh gold 2SSae23s'. Exchange
steady. Sugar ouict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
Cost ano foun0.

7 OST.-On Saturday probably between Churchs and
IL the ferry Communication ticket on c. r. T. OF N j. be-
tween ~ Y and Elizabeth issued TO the subscriber Said
ticket has been stopped but person finding 70 Will please
return TO w, II. HARRINGTON. % Murrayst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

ITO NEW HAVEN, $50
EXCURSION (gooc dsys,. 81 70
Steamers o. III. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck alp. Pier 25 H. r.. y m and IL IN lSundays
for SsSre MRs = spSIN T Ris Ho i.
QkEx Ac Through tickets sold and baggage checked %
~ broadway. New York. and courtst. Dreoklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07
Eegal Notices.

CITY OF NEw.YoBK-FINANcE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU TIE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS AND
ARREARS OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
AND OF WATER RENTS,
OFFICE THE COLLECTOR or ASSESSMENTS
ARREARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-07

A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout BY
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, PAUL SMITHS, LAKE
AND HUDSON Or FITCHBURG Railways Steamer
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY ieaye Pier A, n r.
touches Albany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST NADY
u N me. ss trustee. By Michael NuEsny and
Ann Mufany. his vile, dated the l7th oay a
juoc, 1852, and recorded In the once Of the
Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, STATE
Of West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. 10,
page IS, I viii. o n
Thursday, October 4, 1855,
commencing At 10 O'Clock g. m, III the front
tnouh) door Of the Court House Of ssid Ohio
county In the city Of Wheeling, oher st public
sale, at auction, the following described real
wit: piece or parcel Of grourd In that pan OF
aid city laid out a. an addition thereto by John
Mcclure, and BOUNDED a. follows; Beginning a
a point where the sDuih line Of the fnt Rlley
parallel with and south OF High street strikes
Inc National rad: thence southwark along the
western side OF saii rad, about seventy COZ feet,
more or les, 70 Mn Roa bis line: thence wes'
with Mrs. Roach's line one hundred and sixty.
three l6s) feet, more or le,s., 10 philIps line;
CS) feet 70 the alley AZ rssaId: thence east with
said alley two hundred and sixteen (216l feet,
more or les, TO TIE place OF beginning: together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
and the appurtenances tbereunto I'm any wise Be.
LONGING or appertAining.
Terms OF sale 10 be oEe-bslf, and ~ much
more ~ the purchaser may choose N give, csxh
at The time OF tale, the balance, II All. 10 b.
peid in six months and to be evidenced BY Q
good personsl security, bearing interest from
date; and the title 10 said property 70 Be held
By the trustee until payment In fnll.
The title IL believed 10 be good, but the sale
and conveyance viii be- only Of the right szd
title ! hold a. trustee a. above mentioned.
DENIS oKEEvYE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
MONEY TALKS.
WIN ME-. MshIon chance Deny his Own
Statement

wm Mr.. MkhIon chAnee Deny BIS Own
Statement
A few dsys sinee the RgGIsrER paoiish'
ed astatement shout III. Mshlon Chancs
and . challenge 70 any n who doubted
that it could produce is authority Tor tne
statements. This morning We reiterate and
repeat that challenge.
Ii the REGISTER cannot produce the
mA6utscsurer % whom Mr. Chance made
the statement thst while some echsduIes
might DC vrong, The reductions propossd
by the Mills bill were all right, bnt We
(meaning the Rspabhcans) wsht 70 MAKE
that reduction" Ihen II will forfeit $50 u
the charitable institutions Of Wheeling
On the other hsad, il il Can
produce thls manufactured, then
the opposing parties are u
forfeit q nike amount Money talks. VII
Mr.. Chance or ME friends accept the chal'
ienge? The REGISTERS authority Is Al
honorable, upright gentleman. Ii any on
wants to test the quality Of his stsel they
have au opportunity. Perhaps the too
laxative Mr.. Chance would ike o 20 al
him?
Ii the meanwhile We reiterate that Mr.,
Mablon Chance, 40 agent OF the Rspuoli'
can National Committee, In private con
sersaFion to q Manufacturer Of this vicin'
lily, admitted that the Mills bill was
good measure. But Republicans didn'i
want Democrats TO have the credit Of pass
ing 1t. Where are you, Mr.. Chancei
Come At rs some more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
A STRONG ADDRESS.
Col. johnson Enthusss the Democracy OF
Warrington.

Col. Johnson Enthusss the Democracy o.
Warrington.
Special Correspondence Of The ReoisT.
WASHINGTON, September 23.-Yester-
day brought forth q large turn out Of th'
Democracy of Marion to hear the Hon. d,
d. johnson discuss the issues OF the day
Among the large and intelligent turf
out, numbering more than five hun
dred that assembled in the 'Koon Rink,
wa a large spriDkling Of the comrades in
arms with the Colonel, who welcomed
him cordially ard who assure to the De
mocrscy their votes will be felt in No
yehber.
The clear, logical and unanswersble de-
bste upon the tariff question brought forth
mauy sayings by those present, such as
That is So 'You are telling the truth, ,
ave want no more Republican slang
1--WE are bound to win," etc. Oar people
are aroused. The clear speech of Colone
johnson was the opening Of the campaigI
and il had its effect.
We want aid in the preparation Of oul
Ok Roast, October IL, 1888, and speakers o
State End National reputation should b
with us, and the assurance that Marion
county will be slopg side of the banner
coanty of the State, cannot be questioned,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
THE MONOPoLIsT NOW GETS HIS
SALT FREE.

There is no better example of the Re
publican policy Of discrimination in favor
o the rich man and monopolist than our
present iniquitous tariff Law. Any one
who examines the present law in detail
will End that, in every case, the poor man
alone IL taxed by the tariff while the big
tariff baron and millionaire manufactures
IL allowed some special privilege that re-
lisves him from paying his share Of the
tariff.
For instance. in the article Of salt; the
present tariff Law is 81 follows:
Salt In bags. sacks, barrels, or other packages,
twelve cents per one hundred pounds; In bulk,
eight cents per one hundred pounds; RoVtded,
Thst exporters OF meats whether packed or
smoked, which have been cured In the United
states with imported salt. shall, upon sattsfac-
tory proof under such regulations As the Score
tary Of the Treasury shall prescribe, hat such
meats have been cured with imported salt, Adre
rshmded 10 uhsm from Ds Treasury ne duties paid
on ne san % ESed n curing aeh exported ~ea,s. tn
amounts not less than one hundred dollars: And,
progsdsd hsstAe, That imported salt in bond may
be used in curing fsh taken By vessels licensed
20 engage In the fisheries and 10 curing fish ON
the shores Of the nsyigable waters Of the United
states under such regulations as the Secretary Of
the Treasury shall prescribe; and upon proof that
the salt has been used for either Of the purposes
s,ated in the proyiso. ne duties on Gs sams shall
BE- rsmckd
Il win be seen from this that the present
Republican tariff law already a1ows he rich
-nork-paekers and Other ezteasire exporters TO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

import tAsir saa free Hs dspoor man, The
body Of tie Aneriera people. the ia5or Of Tie
eoustry, hat are tared On their salt The
rich men, Like PHIL ARxogR, the big
Chicsgo pork-Peksr, are allowed their salt
free under the present. Law.
How ID this ~ Q sample Of RspubIi-
can protection 70 American labor?
Democrats don't like it And 10 the
MILLS ball they make salt free alike to The
neA ard 20 The poor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

The meeting Of the litersti Of the South
q Orkney Springs, Va. on the 2Sth Of
this month, promises tair TO be a notable
occasion in the annals Of the progress Of
Southern literature and art Letters have
been received from many Of the most
prominent people Ofths land, promising
attendance and expressing delight at the
occasion. The purpose is to form . joint
stock company and commence the publi-
cation Of Q southern msgAzine, the promi-
psn, contributors 10 which viii be the
members of the Aryan society who will o.
above.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

PoE PEnzDESI,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
New York.
PoR VICE Pz1IDKzT,
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
Of Ohio.
PEEDEuAL INTERPRETATIONS.
". q. TRLvERs,
Of Jefs9sOn-
W. C. HASDLAS,
Of Ohio.
pHTEII ELECToES
L NEWMAN.
Of NAnhAi
CROGAN,
ofPresOn-
PBAyK HEREFORD,
Of Monroe.
Rs BROWN.
ofJaekson-
POS KKPEEsESIETITE N ooSsKEsA
First District.
JOHN o. PENDLEToS,
Of Ohio
SeeOnd District,
". L. WILSON,
Of jefferson.
Third District
JOHN d. ALDERSOE,
Of SiehOlaA
Fourth District
J. MUSROg JACKSON,
OF Wood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-24

The Fort Worth, Tex y Gazette thinks
"HARRIsOS is ratified" After announcing
the fact il says:
Well, with Blaine on one side booming the
Trusts and damning free whisky, and the Repub-
lican party on the other booming free whisky
aud damninz the Trusts, he has enough 10 rattle
a heapb!gger head than the one now pounding
about in his grandpa's hat.