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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
Gitrntiors iDanieo-Hlalcs.

4 TTTNDANT OF NUEsE-By one with SIX years e1-
\ pc.encr - eeniena" ~ % 'rl,vne once
LADY Going abroad i,eomm,sna1 Der Duus5 "a
y L. q man h91e, o ,oD I-t sa cges ass Bad
x,IrITp alI VALET -Hy an experienced EneI-hnan
- L. months m lAis ,o,t.s eaa a.. fu ,hirse II
n.at oi al AiR-' h. 81, H. To- H. Aires T. c..
ID lrLrn and VALTT.-By an Ingii-hman thoroughly
ID experienced; tall age "'' goa ~ sifnisr
IS Clinton place. neas Bfoaioay.
I, ARETAKEEs.-By respectable man and wife, no
cr '1 eao ,e.,c enc. add, KENTiNG 7io slave
(,OACHMAN. tc.-By a competent single man. age 40
AMI d,ct II vcars reference. thc leading families
q y1o% sga y,e,nl{ny aoS Iobln.. Harrison
~ THOMAS Nl-NNlDl' w ''-o---.--. l----.'..
CoACHNAY- BY competent man thoroughly under
nos ca.e;a. tw driver good rioom suicfy temperate
cir or countft oi- ',t ,,a- csil an or aii...
j g. $50 We, 54th'.,
I,oAcIMAN.-Dy a coupcaut rani thoroughly under
hon.. wiling aud eos"s De-, afraid Of H9i" 'e a cry
COACIiMAN eal GRooM.-Dy single man wii be
y found .h"Iousns ,i , rive- y civ, .vory s,ris
faction abou' linn. y. - 4tAa.e. harne'- store
HoACUMAN ana CsEFcLMAN.-hy temp ilts ana
I reliable Young man thoroughly NM i-'aii, ile care
G"ia bc- ely rcfcrcn.e Gl0oN To- wes' llih-si.
(
"a pisa 49,, i'. o o .as, aaa hasr,5 wins and
~" 20 ,.ff. ,sr', furnace. .otd crter. cry or
county tss: iseiencs' Aiaes T.. Eos 20 Tribune
CoACuMAN.-By compel ut man married no family;
I er.'ands care Of norN carr1-- ana 3fno' s.ol
driver oaa nLk attend fulnase 2oo1 s'- able 20 ner
we good cook aec atrga T. m 5,c 9ea '. good
COAcIMAN and GRooM-ny single man who ,., thor
carriages good careful stylish driver strictly tenn
ION oae family. Ca address ,. g. "a We, 2o,h
f,0AcmNAN ard CsEFJ i-MNN--ny p rmperaie-
toill-ng Young man thofoufhr tlirfsfaul TIE car'
o. he,ie' ca ' s, '1l ,n, 90 . T.
,nc.s' Aires TKUsrY, Iabrne Uptown Once. l.-3s
CoAcHNAN.-By young man tHosou-a] understand,
Y eifr of hpt-.- L4fr-- dui rariii-t- .aa tE- also
s. "a . .ls.,a 4 Aiir '.' w. '' 81 VS. 4i.,t
EoAcHMAN ana sTABLENAS.-nv . Young ma
a.y ri isi' 6.DoNocuI' "a Va.ht, a..I s. ~
CoAcH,lAN and GROoN.-Bv respectable single
D. ~ coca sI, ta c',,,ca. ia e,} pis'
willing ana obArne; excellent ie.e. noes LAT cg1io}er
il ..os VI 6 'li'. Us Ii,rs,asay. " -'''
CoACuM AN-Dy. Young married. nan .aDef lone.'
oi oi,'ai ara -t'i,a Gr,e- canp.at 20 'a. o1r,s
' ,r 'e.oal,ry leic,,aees cUMnEELASD Is Wes.
C0NcniAN.--pg at.-ea.s single non; ,ao-ously
lrtase, e,se. DE- rag. % 3eeoan, o. q family saag
V iI B 70 We l-.a.-i p'iva,e stable.
Enrr To ENrIoYFRs.-Aa kaa, male h,lp care.
'nli-iig Tl:TE MTTEOPoLlTN AGENCl- - nyay.
- ALfsNANA eoHl,'en, "a man ee ~ H.. -.
= saseTen ,a w,S e. n,.h ~. best o.. references
n tad l,,! 81 . iFGE5ANKIiS 'fi.qao One
l. srFrLNAS yosns G'rH99 s.ed ."r.'ts
~ en- g.A ,'a' a. 4. 'csRrFxris ias 1.s'
fiiat oui Or The e.ty OSCAR SMITH 5sl warren
''.' I-lD--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
b0WERY BAY BEACH

the most beautiful and p0puar Family Summer Resort only
IS minutes sal from NV YORK Accessible Oy elegant
steam0oats HOURLY from Harlem Badge East lSoth,st
and 3d.aye from m pm, directly 70 Grand PIER
Bowey Bay Beach fare l5c. excursion zoe children o.
errursion ice alo by horse railroad from 32dsI LAS
toriaj Ferry from . . m TIL midnight. Fare Toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
de!o iUanico.

xlANTED-A thoroughly experienced ana competent
w man 10 take entire charge - re-auan doing large
business o. bette. ca-s Tho best record az - char
A. ter and cagacity IN respect v b. required No
suplcgf0n considered without full stat ment oi
nsst experience and references Addeas CHEZ 4EJuhe
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
Gitnailons nOanieo-femnlcs

,-A-Nnc Joaquin furnishes families with superior
n help naic and female al ni!cnai.tis ana Yen , d.
nars5. 605 othave.; upstairs.
ooKBy swedish nrs ess' in al 6Tsnesei
ana waitress o. good icfc cnce Gail 6ls 6h'Ne
C0oK-ny reliable liotesan. woman FIa ,rrepee
200 West 27th.st
I,0oK --Unaerstands an kinds pain cooking gooo,ed
I washer and iloncr; cry reference Az "e'1 '''"
st. in candy store.
COoK. tc.-CHNNBERMATD. tc-By tso r nstt
other maid sni ga.res. city on foI 9
BrooGyn l., nocr. no lctters please.
CooK LAUNDEEss or H0CsiW9R <;--lEce Gen 1r
c1anbr'lsofk We tiag G.. Ready 1873 othaYe near
(,OOK-H0Us EWORKER. by TWO nea, ana . iiay
and aundit.- The Other chanbernd waitress and house
worker sowing. e.; cry OF country together OF Spa
COOE.-B5 a comp tent economical young W. sh omin
I soup. p0uiul. game. l..-uy, bread fo- d.a-,. -
enc. A9ifHICAN TI;AINING stIICoL, a. slave
CHAMBEENAID and wA1T1i BY 4" ,. eNee l.,
I English Protestant fon1 OF children anu VT i,,s
, 1ea. A,EEcRX TEsIYING ScHooi ls aate
(,UNNGEEMAID and WAITRF>S.-BY thoiourh.y
X component North Ireland Protestant rif wogi a,-.'t
with washing; Gistclass ciy references can Ia Last
I GSenJ !,e. de-. eri, sizes comp @ aanIl.
5iir near i7th.st
NAYS wOEK-Dy respectable eolore1 woman 70
Aidfess L. NJ O, Tribune Uptown Ofee las Broadway
RAYswORK. ny Protestant woman would iAe
'I,sn Y, 70 ba r6o4 el,y references Address Y L.
Tribune Uptown Oricc. .23- Broadway
TIoUsTwOHR.- an English GIL; good nla'n COOK
good baker excellent lau"1its- unI'i-a ctie Oh
rk and butter; city or cour.rT - years reference
AMERICAN TRAINING SCHOOL AS 5l'aFr.
TIOrsEW0RK.-Bv a strong and respectable German
IL gil, cook. wash aad fcn g,nera hou'c"oI@sf' !
city country 81 oth--t, ta-rin,u-
r ATNDKFss kc.-Bv experienced woman u g.
\ out bv the dsv. ~ aundfe-s aud DO any hlhu 81
cleaning In geatleH4ns house cry references AZ
Wet zJths'
T MNDEEss and CHAMBERMAIp by reliable
English Protestant sober. honest an0 neat
CITY OF country references Call $50 otave' near
5Jth-st
NURSE on CIrANBEHMAlD.-By youns English Cir
y very fond Of children. young or grown, 'an ~
mend nicely. references city o. country MS 4LA-'
:.-S Gih-ote. near "a 81
=, TFNOGEAPHER- 4 young lady wishes = position a.
- -fcuogfaphsr ami tvpcwriicr WIN cNprtu, Al4t'7
STTN0 Trhune Branch onico 10 IT, l25th-St.
=, EANSTHFSs. Nc-By one who would assist with
= chamhDrwora. Address o. J. T., Tribune Uptown
once. 1.-3s broadway.
WASHING by respectable woman; ladies'. ~ gentle
W mems washing a. her home. Mrs kLAIlNG 10
3l-avc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
dividend Noticss.
OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE AND HUDsoN
CANAL cOMrANY, - ,ao,

CANAL COMPANY
NFW-NONR, August %, lses
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and one
~ half IL per cent 10y ipll stock o. M, com
iAntst IA this city, on s9d alier salIdaJ' sepe-'DeE
The transfer books viii closed from the close o. bus-
nos to-day until morning Of Monday September ~.
Bv oii-r q Tie Board Of Managers ,,,p~-r
Treasurer
OFFICE OF tbs. TOLEDO. ANN ARBOE AND
NORTH MICnIGAN RAILWAY CO, $500
$50 BROADWAY. NEWYoEk. August - 1855
COUPONS DUE SEPTEAlBEH J., 1883, on
" this Company first m0Ficaee go1 bonds OF ~ Cal
lilac exten, Viii be paid - this efc' ~ an aitcr thA'
date. j. ~ N9HAiif I'''"-"'
OUISVILLE. NEW-ORLEANS AND TEN
( * RAILWAY COMPANY First Mortgage Coupons
du, it September. 1883 viii be- paid On and after tas
date by Z. 4. WILSON Co. No. Exchange touFt-
OFFICE or TIE AMERIChE coal. COMPANY
NO BROADWAY, ROOM l1- ,ose
New York August g. lsrs
THE Board Of Directors Of the American
L Coal Company u Aceany County. Maryland nav.
upon the CAPITAL Of the company, payable az TINS
once OF MONEY! GFO n B0WLBY secrsar.
THE sT- PAU. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
40 AND ~ wALLsIys
New York. July . leSo,
THE BOARD Of Directors have declared me
on the Capital Stock Of this Company payable AZ Is
ONCE August l. 1855 stockholders Of record On 'hA'
date Iui,
20 "" wa EDWARD 7. NICHOLS,
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
The New York Mutual TELEGRAPH Go

Successor 20 the Mutual Union Telegraph Company
1e BROAD-sr, NEwYoRK CITY.
To The BondhoIder- OF the Mutual Union Telegraph
Company and Stockholders of the New York Mutual
telegraph Company;
nv arrangement Just perfected an exchange can be
made a. par of Bonds Of Che MUTU AL UNION IkLE.:
c.PApU COMPANY and stock ~ the tEN- lOth
Nj ~ Al TELEGRAPH COMPANY ior 60 lateral trust
l.ou,. Of the WESTERN UNION TELE6i AFll COM
FANY. bearing ase veg cent nieresi p yae.e e dac
~ January I,5s THIS eNchlnee can be maze q, ,i.e
onirc ., tho Mercantile Trust Company of Ne" pih,
du,nr nus.no-s hours any fmc before he close ot
rus moss Oh The 18Th 81 August les- -
the bond, from May ! July al the rate q slA per
cent per 5nnunL a.. ......,.,t .-,,s.
Of nf flr rAchdh-' can tr hid az ING
orlcc of thr Mercantile Trust Company OF Dy apphc-'
uo' I" 'H' JOHN q. MOORE. President
NEW-YORk August .. 1sss.
THE WESTERN UNION T. l. GRAPH COMPANY
ha TO an extension of the time within which
the eNchangc referred to above can DC nI"e 10 al
URDAY, SEPTEMBER -. 1ss>
JOHN G. MOORE. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
Cnpnirs t]rcpcrin for Sale anA 60 Get
VILLA SITES FOR SALE
WITH OCEAN VIEW
AT
BEuSOi i
Blythe SEA,
THE SELECT PORTION OF
BATH BEACH, L. l.,
The prettest and mos healthy suburb OF New-YOrk
WITHIN 4j MANUALS OF WALL STREET
S prope sSa aaa yes @ sRa
trip delightful By frequent trains and boats via H. j. ana
Battery. $50. .,.o,o.,v
offered adjoin lots sold at sqe99 yg,y Si,I Appy
60 Laberty-st New-Yoik 800 Fui'on-st. BIooSlyn
or IN Office IN new Bensonhurst depot Ola the properly
A BARGAIN.-A residence in Oean y. y. one Of the
"A finest in the STATE. modern in every respect IS
offered at about onethlrd cash. Address O. d. MfEls
80 Euclid.ave., Cleveland, Ohio, for particulars.
A GENCY. FOR MoNTcLAIR-Handome residences
year CLARENCE f TUBBs Betkman..t. n. Y.
NoNTcLAIR REAL ESTATE AcENcY, -IiOu set t.
h e' handGge IseTss 9 G sale a Moderate
n Ew BRIGHTON and clifton. staten I.land.-THo
I\nstelass houses; furnished al modern improve
Conntrn 1)ropcrtn inanteb.

WANTED Care Of house within hour Of New YoIk
w City during winter month, by and wife no chill
dren best OF references Address = s, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

CCOK-FIs,tciass active neat good reference maNe'
4 bread soups, des erts "A sizes comp ~
large small family country or ciN' NAM ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

NAYS wOEK.-Dy respectabe eoore1 won I in, 20
Aldre.. J. NJ o. Trlbmne LpioWn O-lco l-J7 BIoauNa!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

RAYs.wORK. by Protestant woman "ogId li ~
cleaning: ha- good ely references Address =. L.
1'rfhu,r I-nfo,yu Oriee. l. 23- Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

no STwOHR BY an English eh good rlaln cook ;
baker excellent lauNlits-t un1'fsanl- care OF
r'k and buucr; cts or cour.ry - Yeas reference
! ANTHIC4N TRAINING SCHOOL. 4c2 31-ayr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

feV'HE TARIFF Of iss3" PAM bet o. 20 large p.ge,
pivinr ratcs O. duty ln force IN iIl tnFethrr
win he entire Flea 4s and other valuable Iarn infot-
nation Timely rs reference, and ABSOLUTELY correct
price 10 cents COY. Published By The Tribune"
YOTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
NEW TAPPAN ZEE HOUSE

SOUTH NYACK. ON-TIEUUDSON, y. y.
POPULAR PRICES.
This desirable FAMILY HOTEL wiz be kept open 'er
WINII.E hO.r-e.-. This i- the Dbl a. acl-
-ea-on % tle year fr country Aie IN, hote. j.
Arsclass every particular and has b'au,u groNhu'
THOMAS d. WINCHESTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
nllsctl!aneous
COAL CONSUMERS.
l:{5a iDs d. a.I.-::7:'lIyI;l

NAT RAJ MINERAL WAFER
o. superior table water. aaJ au 4rsO ue kiiN.N lf4
lator p.,uilutrr Depot. II Hartiu}.-L Sold Di al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

NURSE or CITANBTGMAID.-By Young English cir !;
y ,crv fond Of children young or grown can s,M nt
mend nicely: references city o. country MS Liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06
Bnsircss properip for Sale anS 70 e..

. DJoINTNC Grand Central Depot 13tst, atactiv'
-is.1rs, laree psle giAs, fronts; Steam heat Apply
= Na-isnravc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

Al NDHFss and CHAMBERMAIp. BY reliable
Il Encish Protestant sober. honest anN neat ,
city OF country best references Call so StaVe near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-06

. TTTNDANT OF NUEsE.-By one with six years ex-
\ incidence - gentleman mentally cor physically afflicted
lDu.-f!o.aflr reference 81. II. j., Tribune once
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

People Want ircatur. Ala, Destroy
ed to.Prc lat the Return OF
Hssiow- Fever.

j. Y. Wilson. II birmingham, Ala, viii
present q remarkable petition to the next
Alabama Legislature, and will in person
urge its consideration. lie viii ask the Leg.
islaturc TO drain large pond which now ex-
lists about ono mile from Decatur Ala. aud
II the pond cannot be drained he prays that
the town be destroycd
The petition will ask that competent en-
gincer examine the pond, and IL nc finds that
thewatcr cannot DO carried of and the place
dried. then the Legislature ispctioncd 20 pur-
chase all private property IN Decatur, move
the people away revoke the charter, and dcs-
troy the town.
Mr.. Wilson, In his petition, win set forth
that the existence OF ycllow-fcyer In Decatur
j. due 10 local causes, OF which the pond in
question i the principal one. and that cpl.
dcmic may be expected again and again until
NIL local causes are removed.
II these epidemics are TO continue, he ar
CUES that IL VIII be good and sound business
policy for the state TO purchase the town and
destroy IL. lie Will attempt TO show by esti-
mates, with which he is now prepared, that
ycllow-fcvcr nc Decatur and The consequent
shotgun quarantine will In live years cost the
people OF the State much more than all the
property in the town Is worth. He urges fur.
Their that unless the dangerous pond can be
drained the town will be u constant menace
60 the health OF the entire State.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

purchased Thompson. OF the Dctroits. for
$1,000; and Boston has secured Brouthers
and Richardson for $4,000.
AZ Philadelphia. Pa, "Wednesday. tho
General Executive Board Knights Of Labor
acted on Thomas u. Barry's resignation by
rejecting IL, and expcIling him.
Mrs. Neer, widow Of James A. Ncer,
an Illinois Central engineer killed nrar
Savoy, M, Nov. %, 1886, was given YER
diet for $1,000 damages by jury In the Cir
cult Court AZ Champaign Tuesday. A YER
dict for the same amount given Ia previous
trial was reversed by the Appellate Court
and the cause remandcd.
Al strcater, ILL.,. about midnight Monday,
William Poscna, Swede, night Waterman az
the Chicago and Santa Re depot, without
proyocation or reason shot and killed Patrick
Collins, railroad man who was standing on
the track near the q pot when first assaulted
Rosena was held by the coroner's jury with
out bail, 10 await the action OF the grand
jury, on the charge Of murder In the first de-
gree
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

artist Bernard Gillian. OF Judge. cut HE
throat nc Brooklyn Tuesday night. There
are slight chances for6ccosery.
Al ramanend siding, near Lost Greek. ia
on the i.chlgh Valley read. Tuesday morn
ing, Pennsylvania freight train dashed
among number Of Iiungarlans WHO We're
unloading ties. A brakeman on the Penn
sylyania train and i've Of the IIungarans
We're instantly killed. and twcnty-six others
wounded, many of whom cannot recover.
II WAS three hours before physicians could
be procured 10 help the injured men.
A decision wasrcndered al Pittsburg, Pa.
Tuesday by Judge White. restraining ma
turasl gas companies from increasing rates, or
shutting OF the supply, pending decision
BY the state supreme Court. ON the ground
Of increased cost ~ production, the compan-
les bad advanced their charges.
The first game Of the present series for the
worlds base ball championship WAS played
ut New York. Tuesday, resulting, New
York, 2; Il. Louis, 1. keefe and King were
the uif..har~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

In the United states Supreme Court, Mon
day, Chief Justice Fuller rendered his first
decision, maintaining that the State Of Penn
sylyania has no right 10 collect n tax upon
Western Union telegraphic messages when
not confined wholly 10 the State.
Both houses Of Congress yesterday agreed
10 adjourn on Saturday till December.
The Street Railway Association at WASH
ington Thursday elected George ID. Harper.
Of Cincinnati, President; Charles Is. Holmes.
~ Chicago, was elected a member OF the ex-
ecntiye committee. The next meeting will
be held 40 Minneapolis. Mimi.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27
DISGRACE LEADS TO DEATH.
Louise scharr Hangs Herself Because
Her nteniings Were Discovered.

louise Scharf sunday morning at O'Clock
committed suicide by hanging nc the house In
which she lived, No. Lane street. Walnut
Hills, rear Cincinnati. q. In July last, while
u nurse at the Cincinnati Hospital, she was
entrusted by patient with between Sl0c
and 500 10 purchase bonds she failed g. do
so and kept the money. saturday She was
arrested on y charge OF larceny preferred 10y
the patient, and search OF her home reveal
inga quantity Of linen belonging 10 the hos
pital, second charge OF larceny was prefer
red by the hopsital authorities.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27
FOREIGN ITEMS

A preliminary agreement between the
French syndicate controlling the copper mar
ket and the Rio Tinto Copper Company has
been signed.
The expulsion OF Lieut.. Contlein OF the
French army from Stuttgart, where lac bad
gone TO study German, has created much OK.
element in Paris.
In a collision between the Russian steamer
Arvhangcl and the Glasgow steamer Neptune
near ChrsIianla bay recently the captain and
seventeen " the crew OF the Archangcl were
drowned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27

Thirteen years ago young man
named Toole went West. and just he.
fore the Ashtabula disaster wrote 90 his
family in New Haven that he was about
10 start for California. Nothing moro
was heard Of him and he was mourncd
ms one II the dead Of that tremendous
accident. Tho other day he walked
into his old home we'll and prosperous.
lie said that he had written several
letters home and had received no aus
wer; he was not In the Ashtabula dis.
astcr. but had been making money ~
California.
Husband O. bow-lcgged man, nc
Saratoga) -"Shall we ride CT walk.
uy dearPr Wifc-~"Ne will ride.
John. love, you look better IN 4 car
riage. w. Epoch
The population of 81. Petersburg
has diminished BY 5000 Ia the last
seven years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-10-27
POLITICAL POINTS.

Charles u. Wilson leolored) has been nomi
mated for Congress by the Republicans Of the
First Louisiana District, Mr.. Pinchback do
clining 10 run
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-15
Rous1Na c~oNYENTIoN.
Mineral County Democrats Nominate
Strong Ticket
- .c,d.,ae NJ fhS Recfxfey

Mineral County Democrats Nominate y
Strong Ticket
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
PIEDMONT, September 13.-The D'p'o'
cratic County Convention was called to or
der to-day at II q. m. by ]. d. MARX
wood, and ]. P. A. Entler was made tenn
porary Chairman and Geo. W. Harrison
Jr, Secretary. The usual committee
were appointed when the Convention ad'
iournsd until l o'clock. Chairman Entiel
called the convention to order promptly,
and the committee on Permanent Organ
ization reported the following permanent
officers: Chairman, Hon. Geo. Z Price
Secretary, G. W. Harrison, Jr. Mr.. Price,
on taking the chair, made a brief and ap'
propriate address.
The several committees reported; after
which thu following candidates were nom
mated: Sheriff, Daniel O Quinn; Houss
of Delegates, Geo. W. Kildow; County
Commissioner. James B. Reese; States
Attorney, C. Wood Daily; Assessor, East
ern District, John w. Northwestern Dis
trict, W. B. Fisher; County Surveyor. j.
G. Mullen.
The convention was not only the largest,
but one of the most harmonious ever
held in the county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-15
WEST VIRGINIA
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
WRESTLING, Sept. II, 1888.

REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES,
WRESTLING, Sept. II, 1888. }
Hon T. S Riley Chairman, etc:
DEAR SIR: Your favor OF this date re-
csived. We think it eminently proper
that two men chosen By their respective
parties ~ candidates for the highest office
in the State, should have decided views
upon all the questions at issue, and be
willing TO discuss them before the people
whose suffrages they solicit. My invita-
ton To Judge Fleming was to discuss not
National issues only, bat State affairs az
well, and of these latter he must be pre-
sumed 10 have some knowledge If he Is
a 1T pers5n to fiji the office of Governor,
and deal with these questions in An in
telligent manner in its administration.
Since, in the Judgment of your commit
tee, Judge Fleming is not prepared to
discuss the economic and political issues
Involved, but leu have seen proper 10 make
appointments for him in the interior of the
State until after the fret week in October,
| beg to suggest that there is abundant
time for the discussion with General Gof
| after his present engagements are filled,
aud also time for obtaining such political
| information rs would fit him for the gen.
eral discussion of the issues Involved in
the present canvass" in other parts of the
State than the interior, where we are left
to infer he is discussing them without
such information.
again call attention to my proposition
above, that discussions be held between
General Golf and Judge Fleming after the
first week in October, and request your
answer. 81 REMAIN,
Very respectfully you're,
W. J. W. CowDEN,
Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
d 10 me. a. trustee. by Michael Muffany and
Ann Muffany, his wife, dated the l7th Gay II
June, 1882, snd recorded in the once Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county. Stale
of West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Boob No. 10,
page %, l Will, on
Thursday, October &. 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, nj the mont
(aorth) door Of the Court House Of said Ohio
county. in the city OF Wheeling, offer At public
sale, at auction, the following described real
property, situate In the taid city and county, To-
wit: 4 piece or parcel Of ground In that part OF
Mcclure, and bounded ~ follows: Beginning al
a point where the souih line Of the int alley
parallel with and south OF High street strikes
The National rad; thence southwark along the
western side Of said road, about seventy (70) feet,
more or lea, 70 Nm. Roa his line; thence west
with Mrs. Roach's line one hundred and hxty-
three 1853 feet, more or less, 10 PhillipI' line:
$50 feet 70 the alley. AZ resaid; thence east with
said alley two hundred and sixteen enc feet,
more or less. 10 the place Of beginning: together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon
and the sppurtenances thereunto In anywise be-
longing or a~ppertaining.
Terms OF skie 70 be one-hall, and A much
more as the purchaser may choose 70 give, cash
at the time OF sale, the balance, II Any, 70 be
paid In hx months and TO be evidenced BY Q
promissory negotiable note At six months. with
good personal security. bearing interest from
by the trustee until payment In fill.
The title In believed 70 be GOOD. but the sale
and conveyance will be only Of the hight aad
title / bold a trustee a above mentioned
DENIS oKEEFYE,
sepIl Trustee.