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srR1EGRs DENouNCED.
Knights OF Labor LeCtured by Father Po
lard, of Pittsburgh,

Knights OF Labor Lectured by Father Pol.
lard, of Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURaH, Jan. 2.-In the pulpit OF
St, Marys Catholic Church, on Forty.sixth
street, Rev. Father Pollard, pastor Of the
church, denounced In strlngeut terms the
action Of number Of his congregation,
who we're engaged in the Black Diamond
Steel Works strike. The majority Of his
parisbioners are workingmea and belong
to the knights Of Labor. The priest eaid
that q number Of members OF the church
had bsen guilty Of using bad and ohacene
Language toward men who had taken
BtriEers' plROes in the Black Diamond
Works. Thia wRB violation Of the laws
Of the Brotherhood OF st. .JoSeph-a
church order 70 which they all belong,
He threatened them with expulsion.
he said that number OF them who
were members Of good standing In the
church had called their brothers "scabs, I"
"biacksheep," and other hsrSh names.
Many OF them went further, cursinR and
applying vile epitheta to them. Ho called
their attention to the order Of the Knights
Of Labor and asked II thOir membership
in the order warranted such conduct. Il
1t did they had better leave 1t at once.
He referred to the antipAthy between the
Church and secre. soCietie0 and named q
number Of prominent Church dignitariss
who were opposed to the knights. The
members Of his church who we're the sub.
iect Of his remarks were becoming too
much engrosssd in the order and the time
might come when they would nave b
choose between the Knights Of
Labor and the Gh.drch. a great
many lmamhera Of the Brotherhood
who were in attendance at the time were
surprised by the attack Of their pastor
and after the masH special meeting Of
the Brotherhood OF St. J,Beph was held
and Father Pollard, who was treasurer O
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THE POULTRY snow
To open To-day at the capital Rluh-DOES
and Cats

The annual show Of the Wheeling
Poultry Association will open in the
Capital rink to-day. In addition to as
fine q collection Of poultry, including
many rare imported specimens, as was
ever seen, tho Hhow will include large
number Of entries OF dogs and cals.
About fIty large dogs, and no end OF
small ones, have been entered. This and
tha cat department will be sure to catch
the town, both from their novelty and
the interest taken in these antnais in the
city.
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Prnt.ntu His Innnnnnnn

CoLuMBua, o., Jan. l,-James Robin,
son, the confederate Of "Blinky''' Morgan
in the RAvenna murder, arrived at the
penitsntary this Rttetaoop protesting his
innoGence,
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rhn nnn,nra lpnvnrInr

BERLIN, Jan. IA private letter from
San Reno says that doctors arc beginning
to waver in their opinions regarding the
case oil the German Grown Prince.
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Cry OF MEXICO, Jan. IA sharp ahoCk
Of earthquake was felt here this morning
at $3.50 o'clock. During the last three
months there have been seismic disturb
ancea throughout the country.
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with their dark blue unllorms, gilt spau.
lettss, aud side arms. Next came the
Regents and tho Secretary OF the Smith.
sonlsn Institution, tho Commissioner ol
Agriculture, tho Civil Service Commis.
aiouerg, the Interstate Commerce Com.
raission. the assistant secretaries Of the
departnsSnts, the Solicitor GeuerGl, the
Issistant Attorney Generals, the heads ol
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PITTsBURaH, Pa, Jan. 2.-This even
ing the heavy Ice in the al.
leghenY river almost completely
wrecked one span OF the new
bridge crossing the Allegheny river at
Horr's Island, in the city limits. The
structure was iron and cost $4,000.
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PITrsBURGa, Jan. 2.-Ms. Cute, said to
be the oldest lady in the State, died at
her home ct JohnstowD, Pa, yesterday.
Mrl. Cute was l0s years Of sge,
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LONDON, Jan. 2.-Tbe Alhambra The
atre at Antwerp was destroyed by FIRE at
midnight last night. The theatre was
vast structure.
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WASHINGTON society is showiDg a grow
inc Tondnees Ior babies and making more
and more Of them. This is good sign,
T.,bion might have worse "iad."
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NEwroHr, R. l., Jan. g.-John jacob
"A stor has given his Ane villa here, worth
over $500, 600, to his son, W, W, Astor, It
q one Of the finest in the city,
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These who understand the IanRusge
n, the costumer will be glad to know
what the ladies' wore, yeeterday, at the
White House reception.
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If what Mayor Hewitt says about the
mort OF New, York be true, we would better
cut Manhattan Island loose aud tow her
ont 10 sea.
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THAT is very interesting story about
millionaire Mscksy and hiD losing wheat
deal, but It is rather too thin to wash.
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The poultry, dog and cat ahoW prom
i.es to be very attractive. Everybody
shonld see Il.
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JOEL PARKER DEAD.
Now jerseys War Governor Stricken With
a Serious MRlAdy.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 2.-Ex.Gov'
ernor Joel Parker, Justice of the su'
preme Court Of New Jersey, died last
night with paralysis Of the brsiu, at the
residence OF Mrs. Cscslis W. Root, 1Ols
Mount Vernon street.
The Ex-Governor came down on sstur.
duy afternoon, from hiE home at Burling.
ton, where he held special session Of the
county court with his associates, Judges
Wills and Glasgow. He was in the Vicin.
ity Of enth and Spring Garden strsete
late in the afternoon, when he feltill. He
vent at once to the residence Of his friend
Mrs. Root, and told her Of his illness. He
asked permission to 60 to bed, and was
scarcely in the room when he was stricken
down. A physician was summoned, and
he announced that the Judge was nerious.
" i'll, and it would be we'll for the family
to be sent to., Mrs. Parker and other
members Of the family came down On the
late train Saturday night, and have been
OF his bedside ever since.
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If the PtesIdent and the Chinese Minis'
tsr had exchanged costumes the New
Year show would have been worth Reeing.
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Gke Gtteuigsnrsr,


Tur beautiful river is rising in the
world.
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Judge Parker was large nan, weighing
over 300 pounds. He has figured promi-
nently in social and political life for the
past forty years. he was Democrat and
has held number Of important positions
In 1864 he was elected the Governor Of
New jersey, During bis administration
be established for himself an undying
record 90 the "War Governor" OF Now
jersey. In 1868 he received large COM
plimentary vote in the National Conyen-
ton for the nomination OF President Of
the United States. He was reelected
Governor in 1871. He was Attorney Gen.
eral Of the State during 1875. When Gen.
Mcclellan was elected Governor he ap-
pointed Ex.Gov. Parker Justice Of the
Supreme Count for term OF seven years,
and he was reappointed last year by Gov
ernor Green. Hs presided over the
the courts Of Burlington, Camden and
Gloucester. He vas " years OF Sgs and has
led an active life. Some months ago he
injured his foot while getting Of OF train
1T Freehold, and he has not been in good
health since the accident. His sTduoul
dutiea M Circuit Judge and IS Justice oi
the Supreme Court have eufeebled him
very much during the past two years.
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as oak, walnut, poplar, pine and alh, and
should the road be built, the united sup
port Of RitClie, Gtlmer and Braxton coun-
ties would be easily obtained, and the
HtockholdeIg Of such an enterprise would
profit largely by It.
A great portion Of this prospective route
would be along email water courses where
9 road.bed would be easily and eConomi-
cRlly constructed. No tunnelling would
be required on the route from Cow creek
to Harrisville, and from here to Troy but
two exceedingly small tunnels would have
to ns made. Nearly one hundred mer-
chants and other business men would be
interested in this railroad, and saw mills,
grist mills and stave machines are located
along the route very few miles apart,
which Il nothing 10 what would be II the
road is completed. Aside from being q
winning card for Petersburg people, 1t
would be the best paying abort line In
West Virginia. Coal could be furnished
TO Parkersburg consumers st much lower
figures from Richie and Gilmer counties
than from any other coal fields in the
Slate.
From an agricultural view It can be
seen that golden harvest awaits this en-
t.rprise. Vast meadows lie on either side
oitho route, and the soil is known to be
rich and self.producing.
Among those along the route who are
deeply interested in the construction Of
this road are a number Of wealthy CAPT
talists who are using every endeavor to
secure prosperous results. Our business
men are very enthusiastic over the ques
ton, and together with the united efforts
Of more Just such men your correspondent
cannot zee why the road will not be built
A great deal Of money Is represented in
the Huntsville syndicate.
i A meeting has been called here for Feb
rusry q, for the purpose Of considering
the question, and 10 take steps to secure
without delay, Just what the people Of THU
county have always wanted-A railroad Il
the Ohio river.
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A nenutitaI Phenomenon.

Special Correspondence ofLhG hIis!ligeneH.
DAVIS, W. Va, Jan. 19.-Thls evening
at 6 AS O'Clock We wero frosted to mag
ni6csnt spectacle in the heavens that
lasted about half an hour. Extending
from the moon to within two degrees Of
the Polar star luminous band appeared,
enclosing within its circle the prominent
part Of the two consultations Aries and
Andromeda and other Of Lesser sizs. The
sky was clear and the thickly studded
stars had not succumbed 10 the greater
brilliapey Of cur Anticipated next neigh
Dor. In the most southern point OF the
band tho moon stood. Up the circle 10
the east on either side Of the PlRides were
two moon dogs. Then further over and
standing guard on either side Of
Andromeda were two more, making in all
In the band Of the circle four moon dogs
and the newly hedged moon. The band
was very bright and yet did not hide from
view thoge stars /. CHANGED to cover. High
winds, a little snow and the temperature
rangisE close around zero is our weather.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PRoJKCT.

A Road Direct to tho Ohio River from
Richie Court HouSC-A Broad GauHe-A
Rich Countryside Prospects for the En-
terprise Being Carried Out.
Special Correspondence Of the IHtelIt0aaeI.
RIToHIR, @. H., W. Va, Jan. 2l.-The
people here are at present worked up to
concert pitch" with enthusiasm over the
prospects Of getting broad-gsuge rail-
road, and It is to be hoped that the prom.
Used enterprise will not be constructed
alone on the usual ioundation-paper.
The proposed road ia mapped out from
the mouth Of Cow Greek, in Peasants
county, via CORVALLIS, Harrisville and
Auburn, Richie county, to Troy, in Gil
mer county, distance Of fitty-dve miles
in the whole. The success that would fol-
low such an enterprise ss this can only be
seen by 9 glance over the line Of survey.
Richie county, as 10 commonly known,
possesses Rs fine timber as can be found
anywhere in West Virginia. 0ak, pine
and poplar are chief productions in that
line, and always find ready market. A
great deal ia sold TO the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company, which is only proof
that the timber cut in Richie county is Of
q superior quality. We also have coal in
various places throughout the county.
Several vsins have been tapped during the
past month or 80, and the coal taken
therefrom proved 10 be Of an unusually
good quality and in unlimited quantities.
The mine opened some time ago by E. D.
Jones, eight miles south Of this place, Is
yielding a grade OF coal that gives better
satisfaction, generally, than that which Is
hauled here from Harrison county. It
contains lees slate and filth than some
other coal, and consumes with less ash.
Troy, the terminus Of the road in ques-
ton, Is also surrounded with vast coal
fields, rich in quality and number-less In
quantity, the veins being from 4 to II feet
IN thickness, The coal has been tested by
city consumers, in furnaCes, and pro.
good, and among the best. Tim.
Der in the Troy regions is plentiful, such
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Gtre GateLlfQsUGGG
~
wsEFLxo. ". VA, JANUARY IS, 1888


Andrew Carnegie, Of Pittsburgh, poset
occasionally before that community anc
the country generally as phiIanthroplst
bat his late deliverancs on the state o.
trade and the necessity for reduction o.
wages in his special line Of industrial pro
ducEion Is not calculated to enhance hi
reputation either for philanthropy or verac
ity. He Is suspected of.a design to "bear
the market for iron and steel in order t.
create the very state Of trade in those pro
ducts that he would have the public, and
especially his operatives, believe exiats BY
virtue of the laws OF supply and demand
Mr.. Carnegie is immensely rich and rep
reaenta in himself and his alliances the
monopolistlc tendencies Of great wealth
He is par excellence dictator in the steel
rail businens, and manufactures about one
eighth OF the entire output Of the country,
He is alEo O king in the coke business
and one OF the princes Of the ore business.
Hs make1 ami unmakes pricen in all these
departments, both for products aud the
labor employed. just nov, in view oil
possible Congressional legislation, he
cAu7es himself to be interviewed in New
York, where he has gone to live, and uses
the interview for tho purpose OF painting
the outlook Tor trade in his line as dark
and iorbidding. He thinks gsges might
justly be cut down twenty per cent, but
out OF his abundant philanthropy is will.
ing to atop half way and call it ten pei
cent. The echo at Pittsburgh to his iere
miad at New York is no! dsttering TO
whatever character for truth and vsracity
ha enjoys. Neither the trade returns Of
that city nor the views Of other manuiac,
turera confirm his statements. Heis more
than suspected Of working up in cold
blood situptlon to suit his interests. He
is believed to be "sit!ing" on the iron and
atael market, just as Gould sits on the
stock market occasionally, for purpose Of
his own, to reduce prices prior to "bulr'
movement. The "bull" movement will
come in due time, as 1t did last year,
when things in and out Of Congress are
fixed to suit Mr.. Carnegie.
1t tskes good dOal of money to keep
up castle in Scotland and an establish
ment in New York, and to entertain for
elgn nobility at Pittsburgh, and, in addl.
ton, to support the role ola philanthropist;
bat Carnegie is one Of those "csnny San
dys" from the Gland O. cakes" who UNDER
stand how to provide the wherewithal for
all these expenses.
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POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL 1.
FOR SALE.

10 Acres Land on hill east from Tweuty.nluth
street and Eor, distant one mile and q quarter;
good frame house, good cellar and we'll, and
splendid orchard Of apples, plumG, pears and
quinceA Suitable for market gaFdening. Rents
for 800 per annum. Can DO bought n Contract Il
closed within 20 day from date NJ 2OO1, TermB
81, 200 cash, balance In four equal Eunual nav.
mentI. with interest payable annually,
No 50 Fourteenth street, rooms. stable and
HhIh.room, ground 80 feet front
No, lSs aud 100 Eighteenth street, Double Rrirh
ground half lot; price, 81 500.
No, no Market street, large deSirahle nerI.
dence Ground . full lot fronting C ieet on Mar.
ket street. Price S9,000 - ma
No 1855, No. 2Sa and No $40 Main EtnePt 4. IN
per cent investment, can be bought for S60S
Building or manufacturing 6iLs north ia nj
Nineteenth street, east Of Woods street, SiS 50
Lot south Of House No. 2so2 Rofi E,te,, q, mn
Ground Is ieeE mont cast Of houlo No. u ylr
giniA street. $50
Beech Bottom. valued at Si,soOi viii eTchSnEc foi
10. iS6 Twelfth street; ground Iull lot
JAMES a. HENRY.
Real EstAte Agent, 0. 8. PenEion and .C,Jn A.
Iorney, Collector and Notary Public, ja2s
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APitI,bargn woman a. OhIcaEo

We all know Of Chicago as a pork
center and grain market, and a railroad
hub, and highly speculative whirlpool,
and as the one only place for political con.
vsntlonr, and all this and that sor. OF
thing, but as Mecca and Jerusalem tor
brainy women we have not heard much
Of IL. It appears, however, by the follow.
ing letter from Pittsburgh woman, lately
domiciled there, that Chicago society has a
wonderfully transforming effect on the
female intellect, We quote as follows:
never knew tho pleasure and absolute
enjoyment Of intellectual life until I left
Pittsburgh and came here to Chicago. |
In the dear old city the sisters we're so
dead, and dull, and driyOling. They were
all SO absorbed, each in her little sphere,
with some nubbins Of scandal, each 30 in.
tent on running in the narrow and pre-
scribed groove for social affairs, and 60
given TO overlsstinGly cleaning, that they
had no thought, and but little knowledge,
OF the broad titld OF intellect open to cult.
walton. At their parties for women they
"puuered" over fancy work, and discussed
the shortcomings oil the servant girls with
amszng zsst and interest. II any one
dropped word Gs to Dante, or Raphael,
or Shakespeare, or Goethe, she was looked
at "a q eort OF shocking person who
was not Sood housekeeper. II one as
much ss mentioned De Stael, or George
Sand, or George Eliot, she was met with
the calm assertion that they liked better
the works Of Mary j, Holmes or "The
Duchess"
But here l Gm in a new atmosphere.
Here arc women's cuba that furnish in.
Bpiraton for endeavor, and field Of in
tellectual achievement for any woman OF
whatever tastes. Here are women who
while recognizing the importance OF home
duties know elso the value OF sympathy
and council with each other, and the
sweets OF intellectual, CongeniRl CompAn.
ionship. Tho little club Of Pittsburgh
would DO amazed over the wide-awake,
broad.minded, splendid women OF the
West. Every woman you come across has
ideas and "views," or is engaged in come
special intellectual study. Such study is
not confined 10 very few, as In Pitts-
burgb, but ia the common thing in the
moot elegant houses. Life here Is worth
living. You are not alwnysroWing against
the tide here rs In that dead, dull, stupid
old Pittsburgh, with its humdTum society
and muahroon stupidity.
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FOR RENT.

A complete rooned House, lll2 ChRplIne street
central location, Possession given any lime beior
ApTil /, JsSS.
Seven Roomed Brick. No. 1895 McColloch street
suitable for one or two families,
Six RoOmed Brick House, with bathroom, IN
iIhed attic, WASh.houkc, natural gas hot and cole
water; all in good condition:
-Four Roomed Cottage, with natural gas; deSlra
bic location; 81 Virginia street.
|. Six Roomed HOuEe, No. "a Virginia street; large
yard; Jus! At the end Of Suspension Bridge.
Seven RoomEd House, No "a Gouth Penn street
Six RoOmed House, natural gas, hot and colo
water, bathroom, finished attic; l6S North From
street.
Five Roomed House, In fintclass condition, Al
q North York street,
SIX Roomed Cottage; large yard; very desirable
property, at l63 North Front street,
Small Houses, Rooms, &C.
@. o. SMITH,
jG23 No. 1910 Main Street.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R,R-
w On Add after Monday, October 81, 1857,
trains on the Wheeling d Kim Grove Railroad vii
run ~ follows:
Leave Wheeling.
$40 N, 7:00h m, Ga m, l:Oo m, l;so D N, $50
m, $40 m, 100 p m, 800 I'M.
Arrive 81 Wheeling Park:
500 N, 7:sS m, 9:SS N, Il:SS q N, 2:06 u m.
l:O5 p N, b:S5 p m, 7:sS p m, S!SS pm,
Leave wheeling Park:
$40 m, 7:tS N, 1000 m, 1880 p m, also D m.
A:2o m, $40 p M 500 N, 1000 N.
Arrive at Wheeling:
6:lS m, $40 N, lo;s5 N, l:O5 N, sos m.
ass N, 6:tb p N, SIS p m, 1880 p n.
BUNDAYS-LeAve the city at 500 N, and rup
evcry hour until 800 pm. Leave Wheeling PErf
at 800 N, and run every hour until 10 D n en-
cept the church train, which will leave the fSFf
At 9:S N, and city At las p N.
on Q, HRsOH supL
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TRUSTEES SALE.

l -
BY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by Anne
Wooster 10 me as trustee dated March 10, 1856,
recorded In the Office OF the Clerk OF tho County
Of Trust Book No. "a, page l4I, / Will sell At
public auction at the north front door OF the Court
House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1855
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following de,
Scbed property, that Is TO say: certain piece OF
ground situated in thSt part oi'the city OF Wheel.
log, Ohio county, West Virginia, called Centre
Wheeling being part OF Lot numbered one hun
dIed and 1itesn III the rear OF 10. No. So; begin.
ming for the same at the corner oil TWenty.hrst
formerly called Fourth) street, and the alloy nun.
ming from TWeuty.hrsI 70 Twentieth street, DO.
tween Main and Market streets; thence along the
east line Of said alley northwAr1ly sixty feet more
or less, u the wall OF brick houSo; thence Al
right angles with said alley eAAtwArdly with the
lire OF said brick house 10 4 corner thlrty.three
feet westwHrdly from the Presbyterian Church;
III. westerly boundary Of said church and thirty.
three feet distant thereirom; thence weStwNdiy
with the line Of Twentyant street 10 the place Of
BEGINNING
The title to TIN above property Il believed 10 DO
perfect, but selling as trustee will convey only
the title vested In mo by said deed OF trust
TBRds OF SALE-One-thiri and as much more as
the purchaser elects 10 pby In cash on the day Of
sale, the balance In two CquIl ius.Alments at one
and two yeArA, notes bearing interest 10 be given
Tor the deferred payments, aud secured By decd OF
trult on the property, and Tho properly 10 be kept
injured for the trust thereby created.
W. J. n, C0WDES, Trustee,
W. d. HALLER, Auetioneer. ja23.M
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Attention Republicans,
Call for State Convention of Republican
Clubs To Form q State League.

hAETIakBuE1, ". VA Jan. q lbSs'
TO The Republicans Of Bet Tr0iaid:
By authority vested In zee sS Vice President Of
the National Republican Leaguefor Wet Virginia,
hereby call q Convention Of Clubs to DO held OF
tho Opera House. Wheeling, on
FRBRU AIRY 10 & 10, 1883.
The purpose Of this meeting Is for the organiEa'
ton Of state League to act in harmony with the
National League. Each Club Is entitled to I've
delegates and to cast one vote in the Convention
The members Of the Confessional aud State
COMMITTEES Erd the Chairman and Secretary oil
each County Committee are expected 10 attend.
All editors Of newspapers oppned to continu'
a,lou Of The Democratic administration arc cor
daily invited.
Eeduced fares on railroads will be Riven to thos'
attending tho Convention.
oTanizs Clubs at once throughout the State
and appoint delegates.
GEORGE N. BOWERS,
Vice President National Ieague ior West Na