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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15

River railroad, and Miss E. NJ. Nsf were
married Sr yesterday morning at 2 o'sloe *
AZ ths brides home, Rev. B. +, Myers ",
e. icistins After the ceremony the Eco couple 9ei
were driven to the depot, where h tnsy ,sn'
on the early morning tram Iol G p;ohmond'
W Va. They 60 from there TO Kicnm INNS nn
Va. When they return they viii take cup up
their nsi residence here. Astney passed down ., "
p street our genhl postmaster was neaiu
To Sigh. ''It won't be long ;.,;,
The Free Mssons will hold tneir p ~ ON
in Curtis grove, on the 2otn, ms SnortsJ
the camp grounds, as formerly repSl.ssds 81
' A fiue half mile track has been f ms. %
on the lands Of J. E Roberts, easS y.
t Town and the people are now training
their fast horses there every day; c,,.u;.
Court "wednesday was liquor case aga,u r.
W. P. Curren, of Benwood Inc july
failed to agree upon verdict and were
discharged.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, June IA Cattle-Rscsipts
10, 600 head; shipments 5000 head; mar
ket unevenly higher, except for grassers;
steers S. 40a7 90; cows and mixed " GOA
4 90; st0ckers and feeders ~ 5oa4 ~;
Texans So 20a5 80.
Receipts IS, 900 head; shipments
$500 head; market firm; mixed $5 4Oa
5 so; heavy S. 50s5 20; light 81 35a5 DO;
pigs and culls 81 00s5 Is.
Sheep-Rsceipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; mutton "a w
as 90; Texans So 2Oa4 90; western feeders
So 15a3 80; lambs "a 25.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, June 14.-Csttle-
Receipts none; shipments IS head; market
nothing doing; all through consignmente.
Hops-Receipts LOO head; shipments
1000 head; market slow; Philsdelphias
SIS s0a5 90; mixed SIS 75a5 80; Workers
SIS 6Oa5 20; common to fair IS 4Oa5 30; pigs
IS OOa5 25.
sheep-Receipts ], 900 head; shipments
], 200 head; market very dull at yesterdays
prices.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Beeves-Re
ceipts 800 head; no market for cattle
dressed beet firm; native sides sa9tc. .
Sheep-Receipts 6, $50 head; sheep dui!
at So s5a5 so; lambs firmer and higher al
S. 50a8 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1850 head; not enough
market weak and nominal at IS 7Oa5 ~
Cipcinpati,
CINCINNATI, June 14.-Hogs- Steady
common and light 81 25a5 25; packinl
and butchers S. 35a5 IS; receipts 1,5O'
head; shipments $50 head.
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BRIDGEPORT.

August Koersen has completed the roof
and tin work on the new addition at the
Etna Mill.
The Diamond Mills were closed down
Yesterday to allow some improvements in
the machinery to be made.
Will T. Higgins and mother are at
Ausley, Neb., visiting friends. They Will
be gone till July tenth. :,
A one armed bicyclist whose name could
not be learned, fell from his machine while
descending the big hill from st. Clairsville,
and bruised his limbs considerably. The
gentleman is making trip from Indianap-
oils, Indiana, to Baltimore, Maryland: he
is laid up at the home Of Mr.. Ed Bone,
about two miles west OF this city.
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DALr1MoRE AID OHIO R R

IL
Dennrturs Of Tfxans ftom Wheeling, xnseat
uW % ccn 81 Chiosso ~ thc Noefhwsst ie.7s
a m. 40 n ~. and Use 3. q. daily, and ll:lb p.
S,sy ~ - tsncinrsa "a O Leuis lo.Z ..
N; ana l;iS p y. 1, sao q m. sxcepG
1919
og ra. S,,rrnhr. ,o.,s /. m daily. and l1:lb
AM and s-is n =, dsiiv except SUNDAY.
r.n.ssc, e.. Wsshinsfon' III e.. baltimore.
pinlps s, % ~ Nm VAL u: Srsfinn. o:S5 =
~ t,on - AM -
:" r o. p;ttshnrv and Esshjnstan. Pa, $50 q n.
ss;Is. rxnress s.Io = m daiiv. i.t5 "a M. daily
ony, ssap az St.s,cnsI ~sv tr.sn Sor Wash.
1893 u u ~ dssIv $500 Snndsv.
fasDurg, baiumofe ana fniisoo'PnlA
m. dAy ,ooo
For AOunoU1lle, 40 q m, TO q M kx0o
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Inherited
Diseases.

ra t.a realm ~ Gfcssr the facts OF M
t.rgan.e 80, mos, numerous and are dairy
a.aHm.,r.a-. Hc.c. alas. they become Tr
rb'e. rt,grI and uverw hcluiug. No TACT OF
J-..H-r Is moro pregnant with awful mean,
,rs ta-a ,Gr fact % the inheritance OF
Gae.,.. Ir '1.', the physician on ht' dal''
r.alI,, raralyzUs his art and hliinS nun
with a.,mgv The lcscad % the ancient
Gr.,ks pictures On, Fur,cs rs pursuing
families G-rm generation To generau'n,,
-r-M-r. urm dr-ulagc. The FurieS sun
T..'ra.rw rr, og terror and death, but teey
ara rrJ n.s. rIr;bci In the garb Of saperN''
t.u. bg, APPEAR in the more intelligiblc oS'
IH' nvI.I form Of hereditary disease.
Nr'e-a ~.lrEce. which has Illuminated 81
many dirk corners OF nature, has shed
now i-hJ on the ominous words OF tue
Sug,ases. The sins 90 the fathers shall DC
Ny.,a.. upon tine children unto the third anu
fourth -rE.r0riDn Instances OF hereditary
disease a'uUaJ Fifty per cent OF cases OF
consumption that fearful destroyer of FAINT
Us 70 cancer AMI scroru!a, run I'm families
through Inheritance. Insanity Il hereditary
30 % mn-Sul degree, but, fortunately, hNO
many o,arr hereditary diseases, tends to
""sr its0lf vut. the stock becoming extinct
\ distinguished scientist truly says: "No
o-;an 90 texture OF tho body Is exempt from
u"chaUcy ~ being the subject OF hereditary
a.ina'." Probably more chronic diseases
which permanently modify the structure
AMI functions ~ the body, are more or less
liable O. 10 Inherited The important and
troacaiUs practical deductions from such
taft,-oGectng SO powerfully the happiness
oiwdsvl gals and families and the collective
welfare ~ The nation are obvious to reilee-
uaS minis, and the best means for prevent
iAS % curing these diseases IL u subject or
Aiyn,e interest 70 all. Fortunately nature
las provided a remedy, which experience
a'S NteS,ed as infalIiblc. and the remedy Is
'hr w0riI famous Swifts Specific, a pure
"-5tahl" compound natures antidote for
an b."od Inisous. To the afflicted it Is a
1.sNs.r- q ineStimable value. An interest
NS Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases "
VII 0e mailed free by addressing
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
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THE DEMOCRATIC EMBLEM.
Tho Red Bandanns Viewed From All Sides.
A Great Emblem.
From tho ~ puul Cube

Tho Red Bspdanna Viewed From All Sides.
A Great Emblem.
From he 81. Paul Globe
Ye that have red baudannas prepare to
wave them. Aud We that have not, collect
your loose nickela together and go and buy.
The Cleveland hat and the Thurman ban
danua are now the Joyful symbols worn by
the man vino is on the winning side. Toss
the hat and wave the bandanpa.
From a Columbus Dispatch 10 The Boston Globe.
Here the Judge noticed me cycling the
pure whits linen handkerchief that he
carried in his right hand.
"This, " he explained, "is for my eyes
and my face generally. Here in my
breast rocket" and out came the famous
red 'kerchief, ''is the old bandanna. 1t Is
for nv little snufliog vice. | have carried
it fifty years. 1t Is time now for me to
get my box"
Then the old Roman got no and took
down from a wall shelf the little, we'll
worn snuff box. Instinctively he passed
il 10 ME the moment he lifted the lid. L
told him if | were to yield to the tempta'
ton should probably sneeze my head on
Then he silently and gracefully filled his
largely developed nostrils with the pep
pery stuff. In 8 few moments the ban
danna WIS vigorously employed.
81 don't know" he said, who 1t was
that irstcelebratsd my bandanna.
From the Scranton Truth.
The Cleveland hat and the bsndsnna are
having a GREAT run throughout the coun'
try. ~ MI,
The man who shouted Fire !" at the
Convention Yesterday was evidently mis-
led by the mszs Of rcd handannas.
From the Springfield Republican.
Now that it has become political issue
il NAV not be out Of place to remark tna'
there are but two ms" in bandana.
From the CHICAGO Herald.
The Republicans might put Depew on
their ticket and meet the red bandana Is
sue with the switchman's danger signal.
From the Boston Herald.
The Hon. George S. Boutwell, is not
very susceptible person in politics. lie
thinks that neither the red bandanna MOI
Mrs. Cleveland is to have any particular
influence in this campaign. Pooh!
From The Boston Herald.
The Old Roman is up to snuff.
From TIE Columbus Dispatch.
Judve Thurman and his wife were en-
gaged in supriutending the laying OF new
Brussels carpet when word was received ol
ths Yics Presidential nomination.
',WeI. Mary" outspake the Old 10
man, 1--WE might as well stop where We
are. don't see any use in going on with
this carpet"
snow, Allen" quietly replied the gen.
tie dame, don't get excited. A nomlns'
ton, you know, isn't an election, and we
had better finish laying the carpet 1t yor
are elected, and we need the carpet IL
washington, we can easily tear 1t up"
Aliens only reply was a lusty blow IN
the rudy depths of his big baudanna, ano
the work oflayipg the carpet went stsadi
ly on. 1911,
Bsndanna can be correctly spelled Wit
either three ms" or two. When Demo
Gratis wave it, however, they generally EN-
ploy the three ''n's''-n-ergy, enthusiasm
and n.eoniums.
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@eairinal.
choking Catarrh.

an awakened nom q disturbed sleep
S'',, ne horrible ssn'ations Of an asSassain
- a. your throat and pressing the NE
ilN' ss,r, YOUR frightened chest9 Have you no
sSi.I "a lauguor and debility that succeeded
ID -, to clear your throat and head Of THIS
d CIV, matter? What sdepreSSing influence
50 pcn the mind, elouding the memory
I'N',,~ Nan, the head with pains and strange
80 ~ ESw diiicuct tits to rid the nasal pas
grs> ,.,st aBd lungs OF this poisonous mucus
as - ,li Y who are afflicted with eata IN.
5MHsTIilt 70 protect the system against us
g5a o. az Scc7eSS to- ards the lungs, liver ana
E,aS. IN physicians wi adult II is atein'
I.h,,e! ami cries out for relief and cure.
Ne ds.swsrSs6le curative powers, WHEN al
re 10 ut cry fat, OF SANEoRDs RApi'
NhII ~ a,e aytcStei bY thousands who CRATE
ca l,-SS'orulsnded IL to fslloE,Suderers No
G,y nj Is made regarding il that cannot pc
Ss'l.SS.isi a by the most respectable and Teli'
iet 'S'yssTEst contsins one b1ttle OF the RAD,
h,&.sEr one box OF CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and
ca L.rSr,yyp INHALER, with treatise and direc-
81 M /, sold by all druggists for Sl.OO.
" r,rrgs DRUG h CHEMICAL Co., BoSToN,
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PETROLEUM,
New York.

New YORK, June 14.-Petroleum-
Opened steady, but after slight decline
trading became strong. A period OF dull.
ness then ensusd and prices sagged on
slightly, closing steady. Consolidated Ex-
change opened at 76sc; highest TIC; low
est 76tc; closed Tic; sales 1,1ls,OOo bar
reis.
on. CITY, June ID. .-Petroleum-Openeo1
at 76sc; highest 77sc, lowest 76fc; closed
at TIC; sales 5s3, 1000 barrels; clearances
!. 3l2 600 barrels; charters A, SOB barrels
shipments 81, 1863 barrels; runs Al, O69
barrels.
PITTsBURa, PA, une14.-Petroleum-
Steady; opened at 76ic; closed at 77tci
highest Tic; lowest 76lc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, June 14.-Petroleum-
Opened st 76sc; closed at 765c; highes,
771c; lowest 76lc; clearances, 1,ls2,ooo
barrels.
T1TusvILLE, Pa, June 14.-Petroleum
Opened at 76sc; highest TIC; lowest
76tc; closed at TIC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
They Are All Too Busy.

American youth-'I have called sir' 10
find ont what all these strikes and lock
outs under a high labor protective tariff
peanP" Republican editor-"Young man,
am too busy hunting for a man who can Fan
csrTy New York to waste my valuaoie
time trying to crafty mere vulgar euriosi-
ty. Good day, SIR"
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Foraker Is Little Enough for Anything.

b0StOn udutu.
Is there mother or sister who haa a
500 or a brother captured in the war Of the
rebellion but thinks of the comfort it would
have been to know that some womanly
heart was throbbing in pity for him IN the
south, and some womanly heart extended
for his comfort? There was lovely lady
in Ohio who did this good deed for cap,
tiyes who were destitute, sick and friend
lass, from the Southern army. Ana now
when more than twenty years have passed,
and passion has hsd time to die out oven
TO Iesviug no trses of its embeIs, there IS
nrblIc man in Ohio mean enough TO re
proaeh this lady for striving to mitigate
the sufferings of the unfortunate caPtives
of war. Politics pull men down to the
hasest acts, but it would not be easy te
noint elsewhere to degradation quite SC
disgusting as this.
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Brought Right Home to Us.

Republican journals are afflicted concern
ing the bandanna handkerchief, which,
they say, is an English manufacture. Oi
course American mills have not been pro-
ducing bandannas in large quantities since
there was no domestic market to speak OF
for them, and we are practically shut out
from foreign markets.
If our Republican friends sincerely de-
sire the prosperity of our cotton mills they
will rejoice that the campaign has created
a demand for the red bandanna handker'
chief
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3. 2. &C. RAILROAD.

BE. & @. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellsire at $50 q m. arrives at Bellsire NJ
100 p. m.
A.2O ID m arrives at BellRire at $40 g. N.
Sunmerheld Accommodation leaves Bellatr 81
I 90 2. m, arrives at Bellaira at 10@S g. N.
All trains daily except sunday. Central 5txsd-
ard Time from Bellaire.
a. HEEIING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 30, 1888, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
mn as follows.
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steady; good TO prime 65a6sc. Hay
Choice steady; inferior weaker; prime to
choice western SIC 50a17 so. Provisions
Steady; mess pork quiet. Butter-FIm
and unchanged. Eggs-Firm at l5c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
DRY GOODS.
Eew York.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Dry Goods
There was very fair demand for miscel-
laneous classes of cotton goods, also dark
printa.
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SrATEs-Dull and steady.

STATE S-IINII NkAtA oV<s1N-J' aoo
RAILRoADs-Quiet; sales only 81, o36,
900.
STOCKS The stock market shows q
steadily decreasing volume of business,
but to-day it was strong at every point,
and with scarcely set back, advanced
from the opening to the close, leaving
prices materially higher. First prices were
off from t to 7 per cent, Missouri
Pacific showing the largest decline
Ali the active stocks were strong
and were materially higher at II
O'Clock. The market then became dull ano
remained firm, with no feature OF interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15

slGsrlst-om oefFects of youthful errors. early
decly, wlstiUgweakHess. lost manhood. etc. Will
send valuable treatise ,sealedl containing tu!i
splruaI usl.ral work should 30 read by every
tan who "a nervous and dCbihtated. Address,
Prof Z, G. FOWLER, MaOdus, COuIs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15
MAGNOLIA

BALM preserves the Complexion aud InAkeA
lady q 40 appear oaly GOT II rohnes the skini
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15

GETnE b a Cooling, Soothing and enjoyable
mud nrepsration for face. neck. arms and handa'
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SUNDAYS:

Leave " 7:O0a m. and run every hour, except
Church Train at e:l5 D. N. Leave Wheeling Park
az 500 a. m and run every hour until 1000 p. m,
except Church Trains, which will leave the
PARK at 9:l5 a. N. and Wheeling at l2:l5 and
e.I5pm. C. HIRSCI, Sup't
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Mbeelins 9esister
1raueItrs' Suias.

~ EXPLANATION or RxyERKNCR MARKS: Sadly.
fSundsy excepted. MONDAY excepted Sun
day only. saturday exeepted.-76 Meridian.
May Is, tSSS Wheeling time. which n Just one
hour earlier han Central Time:
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Mt 1a1 LIZ Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and steady-stocks Higher-Flour
steady and Wheat Lower.
New YoRK, June 14.-Money on call
easy at 1a1i per cent; last loan at u per
cent, closed at 1a19 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4a63 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady at 4S6}a4SS2.
GoyHRSMyNTs-Dull and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15

Skin.SucPeSS soap is carefully me dictated,
and special S. adapted for treating all diseases OF
Tie sX.l.
Erupti0nS Of Face, Scalp or body positively
cI-.tIF Ealmgrs SSin-SuCceSS. Soap aud olnt-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15

NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking eject May nth. 1854 Pas.
senGer trains will run - follows-Cearal Time.
All trains daily except those marked thus
which do not run on Sunday:
SOUTH BOUND. No 2. No. o Nos No l.
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MAGNOLIA

BALM, banishes Redness. kouenneSs mp
49, and gives alabaster Face, Neck Arms hAnds'
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MAGNOLIA

1AI,H Take HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM vil
yoa 10 Tia seAzias. Mountains 4 Rural Eesortsi
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BREAKFAST.
MAGNOLIA

HALE, oYereomes sallowness. Blotches. an
Gi'esA smooth Soft, Youthful aud Pliable skini
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1sTsE-HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM IS no.
ps;n, Powder or Rouge, but Refreshing Liquid
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annountements.

A ENCOURAGEMENT.
To THE EDroR OF THE REGISTER:
Please announce my name a. candidate FOR
the sherifslty Of Ohio county. subject 70 the
decision Of the Democratic Convention.
jaSh LEWIS sTkENkOD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15

BALTIMoRE, Nd, June 14.-Wheat-
Western dull and steady; No. 2 red win
ter colo; July s9sss9fc; August sSsa
sole; September 90sa9Osc. Corn-West-
ern dull and steady; mixed spot sic;
June, none offered; July 5sa58lc; August
5s&s59ic. Oats-Steady; Western white
43a44c; do mixed 40a41c Rye-Quiet but
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-15

Bsndanna can be correctly spelled with
either three ms" or two. Wnen Demo'
Gratis wave it, however, they generally em'
ploy the three ''n's"-n-ergy, n-tnusissm
and n.cOniums.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
4 STORE WHERE SHOPPERS LIKE TO 11yoER

The establishment OF H. III. Macy Co.. at Slxth-a i've
and Foureenths which has in past years excited the
admiration of sight seeing and buying public by reason
Of the variety and quality OF its OF all descriptions
may this be called deservedy wonder. Count
less OF people from all parts OF the country daily
wander up and down IT. msnyisled noOrs gazing upon
magnificent display Of things that please the eye and crafty
the eXacting desires To attempt describe in
detail this wOndrous exhibition Of would be lin
itless Each must personally inspect the various
departments to gain idea OF what IS there be
comparatively feature Of the house and that
also proved decided Is department OF furs
jackets In handsome and fashionable designs
and Of workmanship that insures satisfaction.
In the eutglass department may be mentioned especial.
~ line OF articles In Rudostadt porcelain ware
which has been imported directly from Thurngla Germany
and vases and in Worcester ware.
them with ivory finish, which gives them particular
liz beautiful appearance. The crystal candeabras which
are rapidly being sold have been attracting much
ton as they handsome and unique in the book de-
partmont may De found beautifully finished complete
sets OF the standard and large number Of nearly
all the recently published novels The Dolls Casino.
which hns been stocked with every conceivable article
OF dol-ware, occupies great deal OF space there
may be seen French dolls dolls sizes and
kinds ranging In price from 40 600 with full
line Of wardrobes. toilet and furnishing articles
Then there are mechanical toys, wagons menagerIes
and in fact everything contribute the delight and
amusement Of the little The managers ot this de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
1yDrAN RELICS AT WINTHROP.

BOSTON. Nov. 20 (specsD.-The finding Of Indian
skeletons in tho nelghboring town of Winthrop has
aroused considerable interest and antquarans' among
them Professor Putnam, of Harvard College, to whom
skulls and portions of skeletons In various stages or
preservatlon had been sent by Mr.. G. A. Hammond
SUPERINTENDENT of the Boston, Revere Beach aud Lynn
and Winthrop and Shore Railroads. The place where
tho skeletons found is just south of the central
village on land purchased by tho Winthrop and Shore
Railroad Company for the building OF Its loop line.
one skull was of decided interest IL was OF great
szo and presented moro intellectual development than
any of the Others 1t found encased In hammered
copper with an outer covering of bark. which was
held I'm place by bands OF twisted bark Nearly all Of tho
skeletons found thus far were resting ON the right
side with their faces toward the east the feet drawn
nm with knees toward the head. Professor Putnam
states that the last recorded burial Of indians IN
Winthrop was I'm 1850, fourteen years previous 10
the building of what IS known as the winthrop House
by Governor Winthrop, now standing III Shirey-s'''
aud occupied by Otis Floyd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
FORGING JOHN WANAMAKERs NAME

A sKILFUL PEN-ANDINK ARTIST PAs'iN'
WORTHLESS CHECKS IN NEwENGLAND'
philadelphia, Nov 90 (speciaD.-one Of the cleveres'
,,cces of forgery ever known here was brought "
i,obt to-day by a letter sent 10 John Wanamaser'
from n business firm in Boston, who inquired whe'nor
Mr. Wanamaker had given check Tor Sioo o' VIZ
Rank Of America in this city. such chech wa
nrcsented TO the Boston house by stylshy uiee'eu
rounc man. who called himself Charles d. WEBSTER
and who offered also letter Of Introduction pear
inc ,be name Of Peter Wright Son, OF tho American
steamship Line. Of this city. Both tho chech al"
letter were today pronounced forgeres' ino
pecuar part OF the forgcres Is that the BODY OF to
ohoclr q n sklful imitation of lIthogaph' drawn
with pen and ink Tho same work Is don' Oh '"0
letter Of introduction. ~, ..o,,,oa
This afternoon Chief OF Detectives WOOD re0cN ~
letter from Chief of Police willard, OF Albany ~
" stating that for some time past man mad Doen
passing forged checks In that CITY, anu ~ p.n,,
Now England towns One of them was on me bal IN
Of America OF this city, for go, ana Pur pbIishers
Of this city The man described as peix sbout
thirty years Of age, and welEdfessSo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-27
ppvs,corA PHYSICIANS PROTESTING.

Washington, Nov. % (specaD.-A strange petition
was sent recently to Secretary Whitney signed by
fourteen of tho practising physicians of Pensacola
which complained against Surgeon j. W. Ross, a.
tached to the Pensacola Navy Yard. The petition
charged that Surgeon Ross was guilty OF unproeSSoh-
al and unofcer-llke conduct; that although he was
receiving a large salary from tho Government, and
was living in quarters furnished by tho Government,
he was actively engaged in prescribing for numerous
civilian patients at the Government dispensary where
he had the free use OF medicines and instruments,
and that he assisted other patients at Government
expense and accepted less than the schedule rate OF
fees charged by his professional brethren thus dun
lshing their practice aud revenue therefrom Tho
petition was referred to Surgeon Ross who, While deny
ing tho right Of the petitioners to NEEDLE with his
affairs admitted that he treated and prescribed Tor
patients from distant points, took fees from those
who were able to pay. and gave his services ana
medicine free TO those unable to pay. especially 10
those on. the Naval Reservation. lie denied the
allegations that he used Government time, appliances
or medicines for those not entitled To them, and
upon the testimony of others that surgeon Ross had
simply given his services ont OF sympathy for the
poor, and had done much good the secretary refused
10 interfere.