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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30
Hea! estate.

NOR SALE OR TO LET. BRISTOL
l. PENN.-Largc house. used as school Tor
girls: 21 rooms lot 75x35O; Radcliffe ST.,
facing Delaware River; will be put In good
repair Apply l.. :. WEELEN. /, 90
Malnut-st. Philad lphla-
nEANGE, n. J.-Thls vicinity speciality.
ODcsirable homes For sale and rem. Near
all stations EDWARD p. HAMILTON &
Co, SO Broadway. n. ". once 32.
DEAL ESTATF.-Party wants positl
HIN established Ofcc at nom ia 81 ary
an. commissi. II. With Vicw to IN trest
II satisfactory ESTATE. Tribune Branch
Once JOG West a21->t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30
for Sale.

-~-~~>---S~----
A LADY going South to live offers for sale
~ good will lease, furniture OF long estao-
llshed furnished room house location eel'
trail HOUSE, $50 Broadway.
AT DECKER'S, los East 9th St
"A Billiard, Pool and Combination TsDles'
new and second Inland; also trimmings
cheap.
nor SALE.-Shelving. counters, paru'
Il tons, tables. &c. (; for sale ~ the low
est prices anything in line OF store fixtures
Al io Blcecker-st, near broadway.
old VIoLIN.-Powerful. sweet tone;
~ also upright piano, iron frame, Treble
string agran, cheap. SAG Sth-ave.
CAFES. Fire and burglar proof safes,
ones that have been taken 10 exchange. DIa-
BOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO. W. IL. DLS
Ter. General Agent 30 Duane-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30
Mem Civilizations.

DON'T fail to procure copy OF the new
4 y novel. THE MIDNIGHT QUEEN, by MAY AGNES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30

MAY AGNES FLEMING has written good
vi many novels. TIE MIDNIGHT QUEEN
all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30

ri wO connecting houses offer suits and
i single rooms paflor dining room, family
tables; references exchanged. The Preston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30
Boaro and Rooms.

4 PARTM ENTS NEWLY FURNISHED.
"A near Sixth Avenue Elevated Broadway
cars principal hotels. clubs rooms. s3 30 10
o. pr week: gentlemen only. AZ w. 2oth-st
n FXINGTON-AVE. l.6is. near 99th-st.
LII statiOD.-J'riyate house gentlemen
boarders desired large light rooms. heated
and nicely furnished good table pivi-
lege Of bath, parlor and piano home com
forts terms moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30
Corntrn propertp Go Get

j cottage. . rooms heater ia basement,
comfortable for winter; nice lawn fronting
the Sound and the PARK unsurpassed
scenery and location; must be seen 10 be
Appreciated very easy OF access 10 the city I,
20 miles distant Communication less than 20
per month cars run often will rent I'LL
April for fl2J. Further particulars, T. NJ.
sTIVERS. f50 East 31st-st.
$500 RsSsG a. so asdh sa9n on ba msse
IL acres: fruit. &c. Mrs. PIERCE. 235
Eas: J19tll-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30

ID ABl HOOD.-DEVOTED TO THE CARE
ID OF Infants. $50 year. All booksellers ana post
tnLn suhscrinllnns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30
5linallons Alales.

A GENTLEMA OF energy and ability.
"a posted and commanding trade. VAL en-
gage with a wholesale grocery viii spend
3 Gays u week soliciting, salary ald com
mission. Address K .. CANDY. Perth
AIubOy y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30
Dreesmaaing.

stylish draper Address MODlSlEp cov
Broadway.
nRESSM AKER.-By q good cutter. filter
- and draper; goes out by the day terms
reasonable reference IL required. Miss
McNALLY. eos East 29th-st.
nRkaSSM AK BY a nrstclass worker
Dfrom Paris; makes fine dresses at $40;
tea gowns at reduced prices; ilrstclass
work guaranteed. Call at 133 West lOth-se
nREsSM AKER-By hrst-class dressmsker
Dusine Professor Livingst0n's system OF
measuring; a few customers by the day or
week, In good family, or will do work &C
her room. Mrs. 4. 4. VAN MATER, No.
3lS West 2Sth-st
nEESSMAklNG.-Dy a frst-class dress
~ maker 10 go out by the week or mouth;
Jest reference; terms moderate. 2Q2 East
i5th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-30

CHAMBERMAID Competent years
~ city reference. 110 Wost 66th-st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
NO BALM
FOR THE WIDOW HIBBARD D,
Hsr Iacsratsd Heart viii Continue to
Bleed,

BEAVER, PA, November 24.-Aftsl
being out thirty-six hours, the jury in tho
famous Hibbard-Fry breach Of promis'
case brought in a verdict this morning in
favor of the defendant and placing tht
COSTS on the prosecution. The announce
ment was received with applause. The
uuanimity of opinion in the community
that the Jury had done the right thing WA
really wonderful. As Nj. Fry walked NJ
street from his Office to his home he wal
approached by men and women who ten.
dered him their congratulations. He said
be felt fully endorsed in his coure BY the
verdict and was glad he hsd not taken any
other measures in regsrd to the introduc
tion of evidence. -.
The plaintiff did not hear the news until
Informed by Pittsburg reporters. At first
abe refused to believe il, but when told
thst the verdict had been heard in opeu
court, she collapsed and exclaimed 'Ob,
can't believe il! That man Fry bought
up the jury. suppose we are all liars
l can't say any more"
The costs ae estimated at 500, and
may reach $1,000.
Mr.. Fry and his daughter leave for New
York on Monday and will sail for Europe
on Wednesday. 1t has been learned thai
tie only obstacle that prevented q speedy
agreement among the Jurors was the vexet
question of costs. Some Of the jury while
admitting his innoc an &c, thought the COST
should be placed on the defendant, Others
that the plaintiff, having failed to make 9
case, should assume the costs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
DISASTROUS STORMS.
Canadian Shipping suffers Heavily From
the Blizzard.

the Blizzard.
CHICAGO, ILL November GA dis
patch from Montreal says: The extent OF
the damage to shipping cause1 by the re-
cent snow storm and the uDprecented
weather is only now beginning to be made
known, as the reports Of disaster come in
from the gulf and lower st. Lawrence,
No less than nine sailing vessels are re.
ported wrecked and there are many Others
from which no reports have yet heen re-
ceived. on Cape Chatte, about 80 miles
below Quebec, the schooner Triumph was
caught in a binding srow storm, became
manageable and was driven ashore.
The crew passed the night in the
rigging, and after suffering suiier-
ing untold agonies were rescued
in the morning more dead than alive.
One Of them will die. The schooner An
de'ts and Robitaille, bound to Quebec with
a miscellaneous cargo, was caught in
floating ice and crushed, being cut almost
in two. The sufferings OF the six men who
posed the crew, with the thermometer be
low zero, were terrible. Two OF them can
not recover. The Liverpool mail steamer
Pomeraniap, which left Montreal Thurs
day, found the ice clniug in around her.
She was finally stopped at sorela, where
sbe is now frozen in, to remain until next
| April, when the ice breaks up. Her pas
sengers cannot be taken off nor can com
munication be had with her except by
signaIp. Her serew is damaged and htl
bows are crushed by the ice. The mai.
steamer Oregon succeeded in CITING out
into the Cult, but she had to leave a large
portion of her cargo and the mails behind
har
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
THE RUSH BEGUN.
Thousands OF Patriots willing to Serve
Their Country.

Thousands OF Patriots willing to Serve
Their Country.
WASHINGTON, November 2i.-Members
of Congress who are on tie ground say that
the applications for office aresimply awful
and they know, or are beginning to know,
the full meaning of q recovery of all
branches of the Government. Prior to the
reverse of 1884 the offices were filed by
Republicans, and the only vacancies were
those which occurred from time to time
through death, removal, or increase in the
number of Offices. Now that there Is a
chance for a pretty general sweep, Repuh'
lican Congressman will have an experience
which they have not really had to endure
sipcs 1860.
One Representative who arrived to-day
found about five hundred letters awaiting
him from applicants for office residing 10
his district.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
MITCHELL AND DEMPSEY.
The California Athletic Gin will Brinl
Them Together.

The California Athletic Club will Bring
Them Together.
CHICAGO. November 24.-W. r. Vics,
Chairman of the committee on boxing Of
the San Francisco Athletic club passed
through the city last night on his way to
New York, WHERE ne goes to complete, If
possible, arrangements for 8 nesting be-
tween jack Dempsey and Charley Nit
chell. Mr.. Vice is authorized by the club
to offer a purse of from $1,000 to $1,000,
only STIMULATING that the fight shall take
place in the club rooms and be to . finish.
Mr.. Vice said 10 a reporter: California
people feal kindly toward Dempsey, n
Will bat that ne is an easy winRer. L got
a hitter from Mitchell about a week before
he sailed for America. in which be said he
was willing 20 meet Dempsey. Dempsey
say TINT he will fight Mitchell for any
amcuat above $40, 600. Since Mitchell
landed in New York l have hsd q letter
from him saying that his affsics were IN
such sn unsettled shape that he could net
give a definite answer IS to when he woulo
NEST Dempsey.
az will meet Jack the night Of Nov. %,
in New York, and together We will see
Mitchell. l am confident that can otiel
then inducements that will cause hem u
sign the articles of agreement"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
QUAY'S AMBITION.
Satisfied With Distributing the POLITICAL
Loavss and Fishes.


Loavss and Fishes.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November "a
Senator Quay has been making prepare
tons for several days to take a weeks reet
at Atlantic City, and hoped to leave here
this evening, but he irds it impossible to
get away. The pressure from Western
Pennsylvania by the manufacturing inter
esis Ia secure his consent 10 be among the
Cabinet possibilities has been very great,
but to one and sill he has replied: Il am
for Wansmaker if a PeDnsylTanian be de-
termined upon by Gen. Harrison"
Senator Quay will not, under any con-
alterations, leave the Senate. The friends
of DLzsD, from Pittzburg, were hoping
that the Senator would take kindly to the
suggestion 70 90 into the Cabinet, as be
would be a candidate as his successor, but
if Senator Quay had had any such sspira-
tions it is known that there would have
been at least five formidable and strong
candidates for the place, and among them
would bs Gov. Beaver end Col. Bayne, also
of Allegheny. The Allegheny delegation
would be evenly divided between Bsyne
and DalzelI, with q probability OF Gov.
Beaver being the winner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
Half a Million In Civil Suits.

CHICAGO, November GA suit Tor
$3.50, 600 dsmsges was instituted against
the Chicago Times Company in the Superb
or Court to-day by the Consolidated Rapid
Transit & Elevated Railroad Company.
The suit for alleged libel for the publics,
ton of a leading editorial in the Time
this morning charging in stronger Ian
guage than before the CInso!idated C'm,
pany is q corruptionist, and has bought
no the City Council. This is the second
suit for a like amount began by the sam
Company against the same paper and or
the same grounds within the present week
making an aggregate CT half million dam
agts sought to be recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
supportsd on an Underground River.

CHICAGO, November ga dispatch
from Duluth, Mimi, rays: A sink hole
has been discovered on the st. Paul and
Duluth read at Mission Creek, a few miles
south of Kindly by workmen who were
raising the grade. In holes that have been
opened sounding liues have been dropped
down thitty-fve feet without finding bot,
tom ard a number Of curious specimens eI
fab have bsen caught. 1t is believed there
is a suhterranean river, as ths fish caught
do no. live in the swamp pools.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
w UgFIgITZ ABOUT Ne!
ELY's cATARHE
TX
CREAM BALM

CleanseS Wo
S SsssS'AAnaysPain
and InAsmraSS -
ton, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses o.
Taste q u d
smell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
DorHEy MEANToBUY ELECTORS?
A Toronto Man Believes Blaine HAD
such q Scheme Once.

A Toronto Man Believes That Blaine Had
Such n Scheme Once.
TORONTO, November 24.-lnter'leWs
with prominent Liberals and CONSERVATIVES
here show that they attach no Importance
10 Gen. Harrison's reported scheme ofpur'
chasing Canada. Peter Ryan, a leaoIrg
Liberal, said: Every n knows that
Canada could not be purchased ftom Great
Britain, that it could be Obtaire1 only by
the free consent of Canadian people, end
that the matter would therefore have to be
submitted to them at a general election. "
Some Toronto Conservatives regard the
project as implying a determination on the
part of the Republicans to buy up the
Canadian electors and bring about annex
alton in that 3 One of them said that
Blsine had some such scheme In his head
when he was Secretary CT State, and that
it wa5 to have been carried ont by Col.
Shaw, of Watertown, N. V, formerly
United States Consul in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
THEY WANT CANADA.
Harrison Said to BE In Favor Of AnneIa

Harrison Said to BE In Favor Of AnneIa-
ton.
MONTREAL, November 24-The Star,
of this city, this afternoon Published .
special dispatch from Indianapolis, which
said:
An intimate fdend of Gen. Harrison
says that be, like all Presidents, will de-
sire TO do something that will give his adj
m~inistration q prominent place in the his
tory Of his country, and that one Of his
fist official acts will be the nego:i.tion for
the annexation of Canals. The General
believes that the United States can and
should receive Canada in this manner.
His idea is that the territory eau be an
nexed to the United States by assuming
Causda's debt. If the Territory can not
be secured for that consideration, General
Harrison would favor paying q consider-
abs bonus. It is understood he has said
privately that the surplus in the Treasury
could not be spent in q better manner than
by buying Canada. He heartily approves
such a move, and will 80 recommend in his
first message to Congress.
1t is hard to describe the sensation the
above dispatch has caused. In oil the
hotels tonight it is b ing discussed and at
the cubs it if the sole topic. 1t is felt
that the dispatch, instead Of being an or
binary pitcs Of news and transmitted in
the usual way. i, q feelsr thrown out by
the President-elect through his friends to
draw from Canadian and American papers
expressions OF opinion on the matter IN
order that from these he may obtain such
an idea as will enable him 10 act intelli-
gently upon the question. ..
The Liberal party of Canada is commit
ted to unrestricted reciprocity or free
trade with the States, the more rad:cil
being in favor of what they call CONNER
cial union, which term barely diPguises
annexation. The Conservatives now in
power are uualterably eppoei TO free
trade, commercial union or any form OF
annexation whatever. Bat curious TO re-
late, although the Dominion Parliament il
conservative, the Provincial Parlisments OF
Ouehec. Ontario, Nosa Scotia and New
Brunswick, as we'll as Manitoba, are Lib
eral, with annexation tendencies by good
majorities. Quebec, seyen-eiRhts OF
the population Ct which Is
French. has for the past fifteen
years been gradually drifting towards an
nexation. Only recently the organ OF Pre-
mier Mercier came out with sn article adj
vocating ANNEXATION, which Lord Stanley,
the Governor-G General, quoted to a deputs-
ton of Freuchmen as the u%tterantes Of a
traitor to Canada and the trap OF n few de-
signing politicians.
In Ontario, as we'll as in Manitoba, the
farmers are nearly unanimous for anntNs'
ton, and il is only q year ago that the
| Nova Scotia Parliament passed a resolution
that it was beat for the province TO be an
rexed to the States. The Dominion Far
lament quietly ignored it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November "a
Flour - Quist Wheat Dali ard low
er; uuprsded 81 O5l; No. . red November
81 OOisl Olt; Dec mber 81 0Oial 0lt;
january 81 G2I; February O4t;
Corn-Quiet; futures weak; No mia'd'
November 50J5lc; December olsoi!';
January 45ic; February iiisisc' Oats
Steady: futures quiet, No. ! white, Noyem'
Der Sale; December 3ic; January SStc;
February 35is36tc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
HER VOICE TOO PREVIOUS.
Emms Abbott Would Not Risk = Note For
World Of Babies.

Emms Abbott Would Not Risk u Note FOR
World OF Babies.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 2i.-"ls
marrisge 9 failurt?' | a'ked this afternoon
Of Miss Enms Abbott, nov singing at the
Baldwin Opera House. The singer looked
startled. Her husband, Mr.. Wetherell,
had Just left the room, bat she immedi-
ately summoned a look Of enthusiasm to
her mobile face and said:
"Oh, dear me, no! Marriage is n sacred
and beautiful state. Some people think
more may bs accomplished by remaining
single, but in my opinion nothing can
equal the love Of one true heart. My own
lie has been very, very happy. l have a
husband whom ! am proud OF, thank Gcdi
one who has helped me right through.
There is no comfort like having a sympa-
thetic companion TO turn - in all tfouble.
| don't believe in marrying money OF
beauty. There is nothing like genuine old
fashioned goodness 10 form the foundation
Of happy married life, and men should
know Il at the plsincst won IN may fcquirt
beauty lTOLu Tue luucI lauthhOc VI hop's
nature"
"You are a mother, I believer ! s,id.
With a modest blush and a gitlish laugt
the singer shook her head and said sh'
was not a mother.
''Eugene Field, Of the Chicago Nrrs
she said, Originated tie story by publish
ing the picture OF 4 baby and calling II
Little Emma Abbott. Ny dear old
mother. who believes all that the Chicago
papers pint, said to me, Emma, yot
naughty gill! to think that yon sio1ld
reilly have a baby aud never tell me any
thing about it! People got sending m
ra,tles and infants wear, &C., and SEN
th,m to the Founding Hospital ut Topeka
| never had o blby. Maternity is thu
terror Of singers. l wou!d not lose q not
of my v,ice for all the babies in the world
Gers!eI's vo:cs is gone, and it is 80 will
Sembrich and Lsmperti. all through
having babies. PATHS and Parepa's Rosa
mothers oil lost their voices when the
divas was born.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
A Costly Fire for Findlay.

PrrTsBURG, November ga Chronicle
Telegraph Findlsy, o., special says: A fire
this morning destroyed the three fOur-story
brick blocks of Rhue Broa, Frey q 500
and Adams & Co. The loes was 500, OuO,
and the insurance $50, 900. The safe in
Rnue Brcs , building was blown open and
81 800 in money taken, and the burglars
are supposed to have tes the building on
fire, whether intentionally or accidentally
il mt known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
nh.nns for Issdors Rarnor.

BALTIMORE, November 24.-The exam
~iustiou of the returns from the Fourth
Congressional Distric. has, it is said, re-
yealed errors and inaccuracies in the
counting Of votes. This vote of this pre-
cinct was ~Stockbridge, R, 262, Raynor,
D., 1874. Should this precinct be counted
out it would sweep away Stockoridge's
plurslity in the entire district. Mr.. Ray
nor will abide by the decision of Governor
jackson, whatever that may be, and will
not contest the seat 10 the rext Clngress,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
No Mercury,
No Potash,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

N Is Ng,urrS Remedy, male exclusively
p 100 Roots arlU. -,...
-.,P'r'e.Iy Harmless.
Che oaIg n.a-.y known to the world
a' E@s ,',- s.. tr,rri coHtuyiOus BDOt
D. .sHp %. l5 s.rg.s.
L. "E-e5 N.-au..I rheumatism, Cancer,
So. .E,aal, ..rrI t--l G.,,asrs heretofore
'N ia'@-tJ,s. I. currs any disease
'~'.'l i1r. .m.la, haOl. Il g.. now pre-
S'''.'gt u,.al.": the b,st physicians
n'."l -,tn. S.a..s. Us . tonic. We append
@"~~trrra: .'arew:
Law" l>rj> : s. on patients ~convalesc-
I-'"r Gal f-sm measles with tHs
''-.s. J. =. CHENEY. N. d.
ElIayillc, Ca
a~@A@S ca w1'f' White was afflicted
."1 -.N.u wears. 7 prescribed y y
.--' IH..ay hy IS aft,a and ROBUST boy.
e.. ". PAEkEE, NJ. d.
-HhN.N0. Va. DC. - lSL-Ihave taken
".U.r' fS"If-s SpyrlEc for secondary
a. F'l-nm u ats much better than pot
~ uilrr remedy I have ever used.
b. 7. WINFIELD, u. D.,
f9Tmryly u Sussex Co, Va
- J.. Haze. jGr we'll known druggist
f"}srllu, NJ Nashville, Howard County,
"hl'N. Having some KNOW ledge astO
+. .. $ Is rHWrns-l 90. ] can safely
"'".ht Is he remedy for al skin dis
/" ~4Its7e nr- what ,he name ma be-
we E:Nr a b,-S giving . history OF this
'i remedy. AMI les CURES. nom ALI
All 'h' "ur.t, which viii convince You that
T-. III" 0 true, and Nnirh We viii mail
AL 'Njtuu. No family hSU De
IA !L. We have another VA CaGta,gyus
",,'t Poison, sent On Same terms.
Nh T.'' Us o. history Of YOUR case, and our
IAN Will advice N.tn YOU by letter. in
N"r ruuhtyuCr. We will not deceive
'EOr sale BY all drurelsts
Tux SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer s, Atlanta. Ca.
New York, 20 Broadway.
- London. Eng.. Is Snow ANl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
The Grand Jury Waiting for Dudley.

The Grand Jury waiting TOT Duuley'
WASHINGTON, November 2i.-Col. Eb.
Henderson, of Indiana, Deputy Comp
troller of Internal Revenue, has returned
TO Washington after having been en- earn
est participant in the Presidential cam
paign. 1t was lie who first brought to
public attention the circular which Col.
Dudley ADDRESSED to Chairman of county
committees in Indiana instructiug them
how to group the floating population OF
Indiana into punches of five, with a good,
reliable driver in charge of each bunch.
1.-THE Grand Jury is waiting for Dudley in
Indiana" said Col. Henderson. "Tnere
is no doubt in the world that he wrote hat
letter, and l will bet $4,000 to five cents
that he will never venture TO push that
suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
DAY,

And Noted Engiishmen Depart for the Land
of Roast Beef and Pudding.
NEW YORK, November 2i.-This il evac'
uation day and the English are going with
s vengeance. Lord sackvi le-West. the
late British Minister at Washington, has
already taken bis departure. His daugh.
ters, who endeared themselves to the peo-
pie Of Washington, accompanied him.
Mr. JOSEPH Chamberlain, Of fisheries treaty
fame, has gone and taken with him his
young American bride. TIE Hon. A. 3
Norlhcote also took his departure with
others mere CT less noted in the annals Of
Epglish fams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
On a HINT for $4,000 900.

CHICAGO, Oovembsr pa dispatch
from Kalamazoo, Mch., says: Leonetto
Cipriani, from Baltimore, is in Kalamazoo.
He ia a cousin of the Misses Cipriani,
daughters Of Gen. Cipriani. Of the italian
army. He is here to secure the signatures
of the Misses Cipriani to certain papers
that he may obtain possession ola Large
italian estate valued st SIS, 0Go,0O
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-26
GOULD'S SCHEME.

The Hand Of the Wizard Back of the Great
Rate War;.
NEW YORK, November 24.-The Times
prints a story this morning to the effect
that Jay Gould has set himself fJr the set'
Element of the great Southwest rate war
It says Gould wilfully kept up the war in
order to depress the value Of stocks and
enable him to buy in valuable property
cheap!y. This done, he now wants to set
tie the contest,