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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
The Courts,

Y0DLerQ0y. N.
deriy house; thai resumed; not guilty. Michael
Green (sppeal, larceny; Defendant brought into
court on = bench warrant and committed TO JAIL
To-day. George G. Dougherty, violating section
5463 by altering postal-notes pwo cases. pleaded
guilty; sentence suspended. VIM. Myers and
NED and sentences to * ana 3 months respec.
lively. Robert Rhone, convicted OF assault Win
intent TO KIN; verdict set aside and new trial
granted Michael Meany, larceny from the per-
son; motion Tor new trial Withdrawn; sentenced
70 months In jail Charles Branison, petit lar
Schieuter. convicted Of assault; nned SIS
PROBATE CorRT-Judge Or.
Estate Of Chas Palmer; letters OF ADMINISTRATION
granted 70 John D. Bartlett; bond $50. Estats q
u returned by the administrator. In re WIN. Pal
mer minor; guardianship papers issued 70 Henry
viii admitted 70 probate and record. In re henry
NcIntire, minor; guardian authorized 70 sell bond
70 pay certain sxpenses. hstase o. S.snsn p,,.
Biegler; win Med. Estate OF Levi D. Burrows; In
ventory Of personal estate returned ~ adminis-
ton: nosace Of Application ned Estate OF obadish
bate. Essss q Richard 4 Trunnen; ordsr dirsct-
IRrs Juia n. Yayman and Emma v. YaynSn, IN
Iants: CsnpSen Caningtcn appointed guardian;
bond e ana y. No.
isstSss tsstamentay 70 samuel c. Palmer. Rssats
OF Harriet Herbert; inventory Of personal estate
Fsp ssss g * % ss Ssss
Of executor passed
Posscs couxs-ysdoe &ssR
To-day, joan zell profanity IN Q bou0e on c
street; q OF Rays Atfreo DSoadus, ma Doscou.
Ida Johnson. and Rachael johnson, colorSd, az.
orderly conduct; . o. - DAYS each. Ida Butter.
do; collateral forfdted Robert Brown, colofOd
do; g O Is dayA Edward Minor, stdnsy VIA.
stoL, and John Stevenson, unlawful assembly: do
Geo. Kraemeg d.; Do de0 Davas loud and bo1s-
terous; q John AusrochA saspicao1s chasacssr:
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To Secure Pure Lard.

HBARlNG TO-DAY BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE
ON AGRICULTURE.
The Senate committee on agriculture this morn
ing resumed its hearings on the bill to protect the
manufacture and sale Of pure lard. Prof. Sharp
less, Of Boston, appeared, and at the request Of
Mr.. Wilson proceeded to compound an article out
OF IS per cent Of stearine 25 per cent Of cotton
seed OIL 40 per cent OF pure lard, and 10 per cent
OF dead hogs grease. The experiment was made
to show that the refined lard manufacturers
might use the grease OF smoGhersd and diseased
hogs In the manufacture OF their compound
Mr.. Cromwell suggested 10 the committee that
the advocates Of the pending bill having failed to
show how refined lard was made. had resOrted to
process OF jugglery TO show how It might be
manufactured; and he suggested further that the
so-called pure lard might also be compounded with
dead hog grease.
During the course Of the experiments question
arose a. TO whom tho opponents or the bill were
whether anybody opposed it except Fairbanks &
Co, Armour & CO., and fewother manufacturer
Senator George remarked that there was UNI
versal objection throughout the South to q bill
which attacked one OF the chief industries Of that
section. He had received numerous kilograms
protesting against the bill which he would az the
proper time die with the committee. In answer to
question by Mr.. Cromwell, Prof. Sharpless said
that 1t would be impossible TO tell from the odor
the presence Of dead hog grease In lard when cot
The committee adjourned until Saturday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

PAISEs CELERY CoMrousD
THE NERVOUS
THE DEBrIrrArEn
THE AaRD.
CURES Nervous pros.rssion. Nervous Hsadschs
Neuralgia Nervous WEAKNESS, Stomach and Liver
Diseases. and all affections VI the Kidneya
AS A NERVE TONIC i, strengthens and quists the
nerves
AS AN ALTERATIyE IT puriaes and snrsch~ s,s
blood
AS A LAXATIVE it acts mildly. but surely. % ~
bowels.
AS A DrURHTIc it regulates the kidneys ana eurss
their dissassA
Rssomnendsd By prefsssioaai md husinsas nsa.
PI,essl. ssla b. drussssA Send for ci.cuiass
wxLLs, RICHARDSON co.
Psepessse
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And 30 must The Bunion. q sufsssrs
The CORN continue TO use Aeadb Corn md
OF OUR Bunion Hastera nov % pdpulsr and
DADDIES highly priced for the prompt rslief and
MUST GO. cure of those sggravating foot troubles.
Sold By druggists everywhere CSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

In the Criminal opurt tD-oAy WIN. 4 9chls1tes
convicted Of A. oDDAult % oogea1t Dunnlgal
W. isysst - M g 49, Susds5.sss 60
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Altered Postal Notes,
SENTENCE SUSPENDED m THE CASE OF GEORGE O.
DoC0HERTY.

This morning, In the Criminal Court, the case OF
George c. Dougherty, formerly CLERK in the sixth
Auditors 0nice, indicted for altering and attempt
Ing to utter altered postal notes. was called, and
he pleaded not guilty. Mr.. c. M. Smith, his coun-
sell submitted that the case was q peculiar one;
that the value OF the notes was little over q.
He mad just attained manhood and had always
porne an excellent character, both at his old home
~ New YORK and In this city. Full reparation had
peen MADE, and he now threw himself upon the
mercy Of the court asking q suspension OF SEN
tsnce. He had already been in jail two months
ms was q case where young man Of promise
mad made single slip, and his father was present
10 take him to his home and give him new start.
Assistant District Attorney upscomo said that
the Government knew nothing derogatory to the
Character OF the young man.
Mr. Smith assured the court that the young man
mad had no criminal experience heretofore.
The court questioned the defendant, and he an.
swered that The counsel had stated the tact, that
this was his first offense.
The court, after reviewing the case and admon.
lShlng the young man, said he would suspend sen.
tence during good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
THE GEsurSE
20 II A NJ HOE rs
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIyE TONIC
and most

BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsis, ConvalescencA
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT. Suffering from attack OF Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion. from inability appropriate food tried
the effects of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
winegiassful three times day In was followed
ID marked edects-L Food. which had heretofore bssn
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanEe& d..
gested properly 2. There appeared an increased
power OF evolving animal heat and storing up fat.
Beware Of imitations The genuine has the signature
of Johann Hofz' the neck Of every bottle Al
others worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFE, Berlin and Vienna. New 1ork
Once: Barclay St taS-tu.thks
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.ARRAloNN1xfA-To-day, IN the Criminal Court
not guilty: Go. Graves and Emil Montrop, rob
berry from the person, gold watch, &c, nom w. =.
Carbon, January a.; Jno H Cola second o0ense
yud West, larceny q pocketbook from MIS- Hau1st
B. Cramm On 20th February; JaA Wright boy,
emDeexleme1t q - o. October e la1G rom y =
fr0n the peszoo, lrem ,. Q. Clemonts February -;
Henry Williams alas JaA WlDop, house, reakin6
y niehk & rssadsncs Of Jno D cFosssant ssth q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
The City Markets.


The of1ctal Price Current Of the Washington
Produce Exchange says: The supply OF Flour is
liberal, with demand confined TO the usual wants
of dealers only. Receipts Of wheat from neighbor-
ing sections are light Milling grades active Re-
ceiprs d hay have been large. Prime and choice
timothy In good demand at good pr1cea Receipts
OF butter In our market are quite moderate, with
all good sweet fresh current stock fairly steady In
price. The receipts OF eggs averaged 600 cases
daily this week. In sympathy with all Eastern
markets, ours dropped 70 present quotation. and
crease Consumption. Receipts OF poultry continue
light and high prices ruled on all arrivals Prices
are marked up on al kinds A better demand Is
noted fot sun-cured apples and peaches. White
beans are again higher, and black-eyed peas are
scarce and wanted. The potato market y quick
growing scarce and advancing In price. Oranges
In good demand and market nrm. Receipts Of
pork have been larger. but market continues
active. cattle and sheep In good demand, &C
prices quoted; lambs steady; calves In more liD-
ersl supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

SENT Down FOR NINETY DAYs-Last night
about IL AS O'Clock as Richard Anderson, the van
driver, was returning home he noticed o young
man &C the window OF the grocery store corner OF
LIST and r streets southwest. He placed him IN
der arrest and found that two stats had been cut
from the store window. When the prisoner was
taken 70 this station several keys were found on
hum, and near the station was found Jimmy
made OF an oyster knife He gave his name as
John Auerocha This morning In the Police court
the prisoner pleaded guilty 10 charge OF being a
suspicious person, and was sentenced 10 30 days
on the farm In Default OF bonds Mr.. Shiilington
called the courts attention 10 the facts In the
case and his sentence was increased 10 30 days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

=
LOB sALE 1880 c4sH WILL PURCHAsE A
clrner store md lot in fet y. q. lie a.
Noi. ID c Lot About 1000 sqUa-e feat BuiIdIx two
sipfi@. xD; contains fixtures conn lete Tor rarv
feel soO md coaA business. including sczs and
s-ds Al present dOtn< prosperous untry ana 10
CO trade income frOD alone pays M re
t4h interest On investnent Apply TO
q. NJ BALL
It, Orst ARMsrKoNe's cosi ara. Anscosi,a.
EOk sALI-A yERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
ns.oencs. With al necessary outbofdinzs. in in-
tsONinS 1ssoOrhoO1. street ears: los Contains
s,ogi ~; OOO square feet. A. II ILOECKHEK
h-AiO-iin' 81 Cloud Bnidiux,
Two INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE
have several beautifully located pieces Of property
1870 Ior ao1lvisaOn. nesr the city ex
t1de1 fAlsng 20 to 800 scres whicn OF. or AZ
fHries wisainS 10 inyss, will do vel to call on me
DTtyrs ee9s.a their Eurchases.
r n-ss -, Sres wfch has 500 feet frontzgs on the
stISt me price My 10000; aso 200 acres sar
~ Wy pflce 90 Der Cash.
ZOE te rsay money have several pos.tvs bz-rsips
- $50 D. TAlLOk SUIT,
aho-tu.tn.s-m 4o2 6th 81 NV.
Los sALE-sUBuRBAN LOTs-AT A BxRexIS-
Snrrrnan ave. extension Of 10Th at NV: small
80 80 paSinent~' must be sold ksom 19, Corcoran
S.-----s. f2a-lm.
LOB sALk-SCBrRBAN PROPERTY-
= Mount Peasant me Lots 81 IS cent? per foos
Nsr1dAAo Iai4, me Lots 20 cts Der Il OF
nnlotA C9sss 0rounds Loss 81 eta psr foot
tg psrtscolAxs app.y 10
szs-s-n GuRLEr BROS. 1919 Psi
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BOARDING

bOAHJING.
S2S INDIANA AVE n. w., FURNISHED PAR
- ~ lon add desirable roous ehesp: n n 60
a. p.lea WITH esgs, fovls de- from an aitscent
Terms modsrsta- sS@es sSee1s.tseA
RoAhDtSS-LAk6E PLEASANT. WEII-TJR
fen..xix.,.sso s utn Board. at THE ACBUkN
(yLIsrON HOUSE.
Ar-.-n.. Cor: IN and northwest
SPECIAL Rate for Asrrh
pha.av 's1i'ss re per month.
- <sesr osSs ID floor 400
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RaltimlOre Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 1O.-virrinia sizes past
due coupons 6o12 do tenforties, 36,s; bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, March 1O-Cotton easier and
duli.niddling. 100 Flour steady and quiet Wheat
southern, finer and quiet; red 9le04; amber, 81
a09 western. lower and neglected; No. winter
red spot, sSassf March Sass. April. 891aS9x
southern higher white, aS.5s ysiiox, Seaa7
5514a56; April SO ~ i56>s; nay 51Sa57E Data
steady and hrm southern and Pennsylvsnis, 36s
Rye quiet and steady. 66a70 Psovisions STEADY and
quiet. Eggs, hrmer, 13al4 Coffee dull and nomi-
suxar-sop rehnsd: hrm. i5ais. whisky. au,es,
L2ls123. Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
and iower-cotton. l-16a I'd; dour. per ton 5s |:
grain. ID asked Receipts - flour. l. 1850 barrels;
ushels, Shipments - -four. 90 735 bushels corn.
$4,000 bushels. Sales-Whest, 1900 bushels; corn,
TO- 100 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO III. March 10; I mSWhess weaker
essya.cash 491; April; 4sH; May; 6S5;l6; oats.
1855: May. 7.72h Short ribs-Msy. 7-27N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

RANGE OF THE THyRxoaETER-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: . -
m, 81; p. m, 81: maximum, 81; minimum, b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

TIE c. s s PoHrsxorrl arrived at barbados
yeStar.iay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

Herman who is Mr.. Bancroft's of-affairs Is
patriotic German, and he is In deep grief at the
death Of the emperor. He served in the German
army, and was In the late war with France. After
the battle OF sedan he saw the emperor who passed
In front OF the regiment to which he belonged. He
proposes to wear Grape on his hat for the regular
period of mourning
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOU,

L Government Corral. with dwellings,, and stabling
for 200 horsza lnquirsst JOHN NJ YOUNG'S, 419
q ST mhlO-6ts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
II FIRST BREACH.

The Senate "buncombe" tariff bill has
been broken at the first point in which
tue Democratic members made q deter
mined attack. Toe tax on structural,
iron and steel, beams, posts, girders, etc
at present l.25 cents n pound, has been Ie
ducsd to one cent. The reduction il
slight enough and the protection left the
trust is still eXorbitant, but still it is &C
much Of a reduction,
The success of the Democratic Senators
in this item proves that the bill viii
break to p.eces, lifts provisions are made
known to the public by intelligent criti-
cism in the Senate. In this instance the
Republican managers Of the measure were
unable to retain the votes of their oEr
party aud surrendered rather than
put the matter to u vote, and the rsddc'
tion proposed by Senator VEST was uuanj,
mousIy accepted, after Republican Sena,
tors had spoken q few kidd words about
CARNEGIE. The Democratic Ssnat hs
have taken mp the bill in dead earnest,
aud amendments should and Goubtles'
will be offered to nearly every paragraph
Intelligent criticism of this buucomhC
bill will 90 much To ward paving the way
for a reduction Of the peoples buIdeu 6;
the next session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
TIE A CANAL.

The effort to defeat tie till granting
National charter to the Maritime Cara
Company, Of NicarsRus, a thoroughly
American concern, evidently Conts foOn
the Psc'fc railroad lobby. Such q cana
would divert much Of The heavy freigh'
traffic which now goes over these roads. l
il also limited thst De LESsEPs hos agent
at Washington. lie kn9ws fall we'll tbs
the Instant the work on the Amtricsr
canal Is begun, his bubble will burst aud
not sll the power OF tie French govern,
unent can save it. There is always room
for a new lobby at Washington and the
artiuI engineer may have established o1s
There is a commenGab!o spirit Of Opp1si
ton shown in Congress toward the propc.
sition for the French Government 20 assume
proprietorship of the De LssSEP5 canal,
for it would De violation of the assurances
made by that Government. Without The
intervention of the French Government
DE- LESsEPS' schene must collapse.
Is it not a rather dog-in.the-m . ger
policy 70 refuse a charter to an American
company to carry cut q great commercial
enterprise which is bound to succeed where
DE LEsSEPs fails6?
Senator MORG AN rightly says that the
completiou of this enterprise would be of
i~ncslculab'e bsn,ft to the commsIcs Of the
United States. Its advantages have again
and again been demonstrated by exPsrt
testimony.
The government is rOt asked for q dol
lar. and tie desired charter does not in
it in any responsibility. The canal
will b, built in any event, even 1t Congress
refuses the charter. What q position for .
great nation to occupy in that event!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
DIED.

MCNNDREH-O On Sunday, December l6, 1855
at 2l5 a. IN, Mrs. ANNIE MCASDREw.
RFuuersl from the residence Of her son, Mr.
Anthony McAndrew, No. 81 Alley 10, on Tues
day, December Is, at > O'Clock a. m Requiem
mas at the Cathedral a. 9:lj q. N. Friends o.
the family are invited. Interncut at Mt Cal
vary.
CaETwYND-On Sunday, December Is, 1888,
al $50 a M, JEAN, youngest daughter OF Joseph
and c V. Chetwynd, aged 2 years and months
Services at residence of the grandmother, Mrs,
y. Wallace, 81 Thirty-first street, on Tuesday
December Is, At p. N. Funeral on wednesday
a. East Liverpool, o. Friends OF the family in
vited to attend.
(Pittsburg papers please copy
HALLETT-On Saturday, December Is, lSSS
at 3: sp. m, FRANK HALLETr, ged 81 years
Funeral from the residence Of his fstherin
law, John A. Berry, No. 80 Seventeenth street,
this Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Interment
at Mt Zion Cemetery. Friends are invited to
Et'end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
TESTIMONIALS

Mrs Peter Deapot. Of Syracuse, q fOrper resi-
dent ~ OSwtgO, at 10 East second street, who's
name before marriage was Ellen HaCkett. wa.
CroEseyed II years. pr. Wilbur made them per
feCt'y straight in one minute without ain.
Mr.. Michael Daily, Of Aurora, \. Y, was blind
eight years; va treated by many eminent ocCu
lists, and spent hundreds OF dol'arS without re
ceiving auy benefit. DR.. Wilbur treated him
and be cSn see as well as when a boy.
Mr.. c. McGuire, superintendent OF the card
ing department, standard Yarn Mills, Cswcgo
had d girl that was parSlyzsd in both limbs
could not walk or stand TO save her life. Dr
Wilbur cured her and she can walk as well a,
any one.
Miss Mary Anderson. who lives at the Little.
john HcuSe, O,wego. has had emale troubles fol
years She was treated by physlcisns in S7ra.
cuse, Oswegn ard other places but grew wore.
lost Is pouCdS of flesh, spent all the money she
earned with doctors. She as been treating with
DR.. Wilbur only Il few weeks and states she feels
like a new woman.
John Lcntz, 10 Blocker street, Syracuse, had
stone in his bladder since last May. He was un,
successfully operated on twice y Syracuse phy,
siClans. Dr Nilhur removed it and the boy Is
all well.
Mrs. Will am Wheiihsn, 50 Turtle street. syrs.
cCse, had q tumOr OF eye for nine years. DR.. WI.
bur removed IL. It's position rendered its re
the eye and nose was also closed up, causing
tears to constantly run over her cheek. He
opened a passage and she is DOW well.
MIS-. W. Z. Bidsell, OF Auburn. ~. Y, had fe.
male trouble for years. Or. Wilbur cured her.
She says she now fees SIS well as q girl.
The above are only g few Of the many testimo.
nisls received ry the D0clor. Many are with.
held from publication By request Of the parties
concerned.
The Doctor invites correspondence from peo-
pie at a distance, but never answers any letters
unless they contain two stamps. del0ed4gs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
TIE wool MARKET.
Less Business Done, but Prices are sun
Film

80
Firm.
New YORK, December Is -Brddstreofs
will cay in to. mOrroW's issue: Less busi-
ness has bean done in the wool markets
this week than for some time pact, bat
there is no loss Of strength. Full prices
are realized for what sales are made, and
in the aggregate the amount Of business
done res'hes fair proportions. The out.
look for heavyweight goods continues Ia
vorable. An advance in values to cores
pond with the higher cost Of material is
generally looked for. II for any reason il
fails to be scored, production Is likely to
be cultliled. Some Of the more desirable
lines Of wool are In short supply in the
sea-board markets, and the amount OF
business is reduced on that account The
current inquiry is well distributed over the
usual range. The markets are stimulated
by the favorable sdvices from abroad, the
London sales being well attended, with ar
tive bidding, both for England, the Con-
tinent and the United Slater.
While there is DO special activity at Bos'
ton, business on the whole is well main
tanned, and there are no signs Of . decline
in values. Fewer manufacturers have ap-
pesred this week than last week, but
these who have bought at all have met the
market without reluctance Fine heeces
are in small supply and exceedingly firm.
There is les activity in combings and de-
laine woods, and, on account of short sup
plies, the sales If Texas stock are some
what reduced. General activity is report
ed in the product Of the Territories, and
foreign wool of most dee criptions is
strorg. Current quotations arc Is follows,
in comparison with last year and the yeAI
before:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank Of West Virginia,

At Wheeling, in the state of West Virginia, at the
close Of business, December 18th, 1855:
pEsnI.RrES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
STYLISH FuTs, MuRs, BOas and StOIeS,
LADIES' and CHILDREK'S CLOAKS

Marked down to prices that will make them
move quickly.
See our bargains in Dress Ginghams, y yards
for s GO, former price PFC. a yard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

IT IS said that Lord SALISBURY has
mounted the high horse over the SACK
yILLE-WEsr mater, and that Great
Britain will rot send q Minister
10 Washington, and will have
nothing further to do with this Admins
tration. If Lord SALISBURY has deter
mined on any such course he viii find that
he has mistaken the temper Of Uncle Sam.
During the campaign there may have bien
differences Of political opinion, which show
themselves sometimes in a form that msy
he open to criticism; but when ones the
issue has bean decided, the friction ends
and all are united in upholding thediguity
OF the Republic. Consequently SAILS
BURY had better not rely on political diff.
fereEeesi in this country. 1t he raises a fuss
he will iud Democrats grabbing him by
the throat, Republicans jumping onto his
back, and Belvs LockWoodians scratchiTg
his ewes out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

THE Chaplain Of the House Of Repre-
Ssntstives has keen powers of ssIcaJm.
Here is an extract from a pray r last week:
Impress on the rich msu of the country
the solemn lesson that great fortunes are
q trust held for the benefit oftheir fellow
men. Inspire the noneyed classes of this
prosperous country with lofty passion for
the common veal" That is not tie kind
of trust the STAT fried" manufacturers be
licve in. They believe in fsscjpg their
fellow men instead Of holding a1ythipg for
their benefit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17

To REWARD the farmers for allowing
themselves to he wheeled or bribed into
voting for HARRISON, the Republican SEN
ators, in their Tariff bill, propose to in
crease the taxes on some OF the most nscss-
cary agricultural implements. Perhaps
the farmers may conclude that they paid
too dear for their whistle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-17
HOLIDAY GOODS
OF which the following are bat II
OF the uObt prominent.

CLOAKS. SILKS. Pill SHES,
HENRIETTAS.
BROAD(LOTHS.
CLOAkINGS.
BLAME ETk. COMFORTS.
SKIRTS. SUAWLS.
NUFFS AND BOtS.
UMBRELLAS.
TABLE(LOTHS.
NAPkINS, TOW Elm.
BED-SPKEADS.
THROWS. LAnBREQi ms.
POKTIERES.
LACE BED-SETS,
LACE CURTAINS.
LACE TIDIES. APRONS,
UANDk ER(HIEFS.
NUFFEERS. GLOVES,
TIES. FANS.
PLUSH NOVELTIES.
SiTCHELS. POCk ETB0OkN'
COLLARS AND ttFFS.
AIarge and attractive " 81
the above all marked at