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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-20
IN A SMALL WAY.

The News OF Ia Day Pointedly Para
graphsd for Hssty Readers.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
JOHNSON & SLAvIN's Ministries ut the
Opera House this evening.
BASE BALL on the Island park this after
noon-Canton VS.. Wheeling.
THE river marks on the landing last
evening indicated Z feet 9 inches and
stationary.
SUPT. WARDEN has a force Of men az
work ditching for'the new sewer, on Fink
street, Island.
THE funeral of the late Hon. Sobieski
Brady took place yesterday afternoon from
st. Matthew's Church.
THE Democrats Of Union District will
meet at the rink tonight to transact im-
portant business. All should attend.
THERE were four cases in Police Court,
Yesterday morning. The base ballists,
Brodie aud West, got S. and costs each.
IT is earnestly hoped that every Demo-
crat in town will attend the respective
ward meetings tonight, and help organize
the marching clubs.
THE teachers in the First ward school
made a concerted raid on the decks OF the
pupils, yesterday, for cigarettes. 1t Is
said a total of 123 boxes was captured.
THERE ought to be a large attendance OF
the Island Democracy at to-night's meet
lug of the club. Marching officers are to
be selected, and other business of import
snce considered. Turn ont.
A MEETING of the Centre District Dem
ocratic Club will be held in Filan's Hall,
this evening at 1880 p. m. A full attend
ance of the Democrats of the district is de-
sired. Business Of importance is to be
transacted.
THE funeral of the late Col. Henry b
Hubbard took place yesterday afternoon
from his late residence at Edgington Lane,
and a large concourse of friends were
present to pay the last tribute Of respect
to the deceased.
THE young Democrats of the Eighth
ward will meet at Notes Hall this Thurs
dsy) evening to organize o Young Men,
Democratic Club. All the young men OF
the Eighth ward who want to join are re-
quested to he present to take part in the
organization.
THE Potomac fair closed yesterday with
a good attendance and sfine exhibition o.
stock. The farmers who have taken bold
OF this enterprise need to congratulate
themselves on the success attending theii
energies. A good many politicians were
circulating around.
A SOUTH SIDE married man went OF
buggy riding with another woman yester'
day afternoon and he had the gall to pass
his own house. His wife saw the pair and
she shed q few bricks and stones at them,
causing quite q sensation for q time and
attracting a crowd of people.
Mr.. W. J. McHUsH. whose farm ia a
few miles back of Bridgeport Ohio, left
at this Office yesterday several punches OF
a new white grape, which in size and
flavor beats anything which has been sub
United to us for our Judgment for soms
time. 1t Is called the Coleraine Seeding,
One grape on the heavily laden punches
measures 81 inches in circumference. They
are said to he first class wine grapes. Mr.,
McHugh also left some fine specimens Of
tina Honc0rd-
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens and the Coming n
Going of Strangers.

Movements Of Citizens and the Coming n
Going Of Strangers.
Miss O'Leary leaves to-day for New
York, on business.
Sam Fitch, of Huntsville, O., was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Marcus Bser, Mrs. Berry Baer,
Mrs. 8. s. Block and Miss Levi are visit
ing in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Cbas. Z,ns, nee Miss Nan Robin
son, is visiting friends in the city. She
intends to make Columbus her future
home.
Miss Bessie Taylor, Of Philadelphia, who
hiss been the charming guest of her cousin,
Miss Annie Lightner, of Huntsville, O,
left for home yesterday. She was accom-
panied as far a. Steubenville by her fair
hostess.
Henry Meyers, formerly of W. W.
Twins South Side pharmacy, left yester-
day for Philadelphia, where he win finish
his studies in the school of pharmacy.
Henry ia q hard student and will come ont
near the head of his class
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Her Advertisements.

NOTICE TO CoSTRACToRS-I WILL %.
~ fer st public sale, on B0se's Run. on Sal
urday, September -. ise. al 10 O'Clock = N.
the Assonry Of Four Brdrs. Tho masonry "
be ranged rick york with pitched points 10
course 10 be lees than 10 inches IN thickness Al
stone 70 b laid on their quarry bef. Yull plans
and specifications with Kjsd Surveyor on day
OF sale. Surveyor feserves the tight 70 obteu "
any bid % Deing unreasonable. J.. ~. REILLY.
Road Surveyor Of Union District. Marshall 20
W. Va. sepHz
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index 90 New Advertisements.
SECOND PA6R.

SECOND PAGE.
For Sale-Household Furniture.
Lists Cough Syrup-R II. List.
Fruit Jars-Ewing Bros.
For Rent and for Sale-W. n. Rinehart-
F~ound-LadieS' Wrap.
Red Fire-Conner & Snedeker.
FOURTH PA6E-
ATalk About Little Things-House & Herr
mann.
Proposal for Bridge Masonry.
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Earned runs Wheeling l, Canton !;
two base hits, Virtue; home runs, West;
struck out, by Flanagan 4, by Monroe 2;
bases on balls. of Flanagan 4, of Monroe
/; wild pitches, Flanagan 2; passed halls,
Stencil 4; double plays, Stencil to West,
Day to Virtue to fischer, Zecher to Virtue
to Delaney, Day to Virtue; time, l:43;
umpires, Sheppard and Young.
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LADIES HAIR DRESSING PARLoR.
Something New-A Long Felt Want To %
Added 10 the Business List of Wheeling

something NOVA Ions Felt Want to be
Added TO the Business List OF Wheeling
MFR. Lou Swsbacker has just returned
from New York. where he has secured the
service of q practical Hair Worker. who
learned his trade Ia Paris and has
worked in one of the leading establish
ments in New York City for some years.
He can make anything suited for ladies
mead Wear in the hair line. Among the
specialtiss will be ladies' and children's
bangs and hair cutting, shamPooiDg, hair
bleaching and dyeing, ladies' nair aresslng
for ~soeeisl occasions, &c. Wsexpect 70 run
this branch in drst class style; all orders
to be attended to promptly Mt home or 81
our parlors. We hope to be ready Tor
business in this line in about on week,
and will give due notice through the pa
. During this week We viii DC ninng
all our different departments with new
goods lust purchased.
Lou SwABACKBR.
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GOOD Results IN Every Case.

d. 4. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that be wss
seriously afflicted with . severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
die without benefit. Being induced to
try Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did 80 and was entirely cured
by use Off few bottles. Since which time
he has used ID in his family for oil Coughs
aud Colds with bert results. This 10 the
.expsrience OF thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles Tee ut Logan d Oo.s Drug
St0nN.
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EXCURSIONS TO PITTsBURs,
VI. P~s.nsyivsusa Llnss-Allsghsny County
O~enesnnial

O00U8DnA8A
Tho celebration Of the q hundredth
anniversary of the founding 81 Allegheny
county viii occur on Ssptsmbsr 24te, 25th
and 26th.
An interesting programme has been pre-
u>red for the occasion. The leading fec
ture Of the first days exercises will be the
dedication of the new Court House; Of the
second day, . grand civic and industrial
parade. and Of the third day . monster
military parade, consistipg Of the G.. A.
r, Veteran Legion and National Guard Of
Ohio aud Pennsylvania. Fireworks each
evening.
Excnnion tickets, ut low rates, will b.
sold to Pittsburg from September 2lth 10
18th, via the Pennsylvsnia lines, good re-
turning until September 9Th. For time
Of trains and rates Of fare 80 bills.
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Philadelphia Republicans Nominats.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-the
Republicans to-day nominated Alfred
Graix for Register Of Wills. John BardaIey
for City Treasurer, J. J. Clarkhare and
Russell Tbayer for Judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas and VIM. N. Asbman aud
O. b. Penrose for judges Of the Orphans
Court.
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IN. Retaliation Bill Rsfsrrsd.

WASHINGTON, September 10. = The
retaliation bill was considered briefly by
the Senate COMMITTEES on Foreign Re-
l~stions, and was referred 10 0 sub-ccm-
mittee ON foreign relations, consisting Of
Senators Sherman, Evans and Morgan.
II ID considered probable that No immt.
diste action will he taken on the measure.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
AL,ittle Republican Meeting.

This morning quite a number of Repub-
licans will go out to PIT. Pleasant, in Mar
shall county, near Limestone, where o
pole will he raised during the day, and I'D
dresses made by Mr.. Atkinson, A. w.
Campbell, and others.
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HEADQUARTERS

The following letters explain the matter
very fully:
HEADQUARTERS
DEMOCRATIC Elk. Com. OF W. VA,
WHEELING, ". VA, Sept. 10, 1881
Hon. W. j. ". Cotcden, Chairman, dc:
DEAR SIR:-In answer to your letter in
the btelliqeneer of September 18th, extend
ing an invitation to Hon. Henry 8. walker
for q joint discussion with Samuel G. Bur-
dett, Esq, will say that / referred your
letter to Mr.. Walker, and received from
him the following reply:
Yours, with the greatest respect,
T. 8. Riley, Chairman.
CHARLESTON, September Is, 1888.
Hon T S. Riley, Chairman, DC, Wheeling,
W. Va:
DEAR SIR:-I have yours Of yesterday
with enclosure. When General Golf spoke
in this city, last month, he vigorously
criticised certain alleged inconsistencies on
my part, in relation to the tariff, and loudly
proclaimed his purpose to force me TO meet
him on the stump and render an explans-
ton. When an opportunity wasoffered him
at Hinton for the joint discussion
thus invited, he found it conve'
nient to seek shelter behind his
party committee. A similar opportunity
offered by the Democratic Olub at Hunt
ington was resolutely declined.
If General Golf had not given notice in
his speech here Of his purpose to require
me to meet him and assume before the
public the charges of Inconsistency and
insincerity preferred by him, he would
have had from me no proffer of controversy
in this campaign. As it is, he has pre-
c~ipitately retreated from q discussion
which he professed TO be seeking, and
every intelligent man will readily place
q proper construction upon the Challenge
put forth by him and his subsequent
destinations.
The letter of Chairman Cowden appears
TO me to be intended 10 rescue General Golf
from the embarrassing position in which
he has placed himself, and for that reason
requires beyond the civility Of q proper
acknowledgment, 10 serions considera-
ton ut your hands or mine.
When the General made his arraign.
mint here, il was not supposed that q SUBJ
stltute would be put forward on his be-
half, to meet the gentleman whom he in
yited 10 encounter him.
Yours truly,
HENRY s. WALKER.
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One or r,uy.o.po..s Appoints.s Dead.

One Of ~Tippsosnos's Appointsss Dssd.
JERSEY City, September l9.-Da'id
Smith, . wealthy resident Of this city.
died this morning Of old rye. lie wm
the frst postmaster Of this city. President
Harrison appointed him and his commits
sion bore the signature OF Daniel Webster.
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Lutheran Council Acjou-sd.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, September is
The Luthsrsu Council OF North America
adjourned this morning after . session
lasting . wssk. during which . large
amount of business wss transacted. The
Council will meet In Pittsburgh October
IL, 1889.
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GlrCnit Court.

Before Judge Jacob, Frank Falstick and
Edward ~Schotzenger plead guilty to petit
larceny, and were sentenced TO five days
confinement in jail.
William Braitenbach, q native of Ger
many, wss admitted to citizenship.
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R.na- Har q

Mrs. Phebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.,
Iowa. tells the following remarkable story,
the truth of which Is vouched for by the
rstidents of the town: 81 am 20 years old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years; could not
Srsrs myself without help. Now l am nee
from All pain and soreness, and am able 70
IA All NV WI Homework. I owe my
sh..Ts 20 Electric Bittsrs for having re-
y, $780, and pain" Try q bottle, SOC
and 81 AZ Logan a Co.'s drug store
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THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOK for
1855 IL new ready, and Will he fur-
nished ON application 10 the Nationai
Democratic Committee, 10 West ssth
81. New York city. Price 4 90. In
quantities OF ave Or more so cents
zach.
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BALTIMORE, September ia cable
Dispatch has been received In Bslumrr',
saying the engagement Of Mis virs III
MscTsvish, Of Baltimore, 10 the Duks OF
Norfolk had been announced.
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rb.y VIII R.port q Tariff Btli.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 10
The members of the Tariff Sab. COMMITTEES
Of the Senate IL 10 not trus that they have
changed their purpose 70 report . tarif bill
this session, or that they have csssed work
up0n IL.
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Pittsburg Excursion TO the Centennial Of
Allegheny County.

September "a, 25 and 26 the B. and o.
will sell excursion tickets to Pittsburg on
all regular trains. Fare for the round
trip, 81 IS. Tickets good returning until
September 9th, inclusive.
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Refugees Coming North.

CHICAGO, September ia dispatch To
the Ners from Chattanooga, Tenn, says:
Eleven refugees from Pslstks, Fla, passed
through Boycee, -four miles from Chatts-
noogs, bound north.
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League and Association.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati II; Athletics

9.
At Kansas City--Kansss City 0; Cleve-
land 2
At Louisville-Louisville 4; Brooklyn 8.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 8; Baltimore 3.
At Chicago-Chicsgo O; Philadelphis 3.
At Pittsburg -Pittsburg 4; New York l.
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The School Empty.

Teacher Turner, the colored Independ-
ont, had no pupils at all in his Wellsburg
school yesterday, the Republicans succeed.
ing, by their bull-dozing tactics, in get
ting the last child ont of the building.
ePhe School Board announces its intention
TO maintain MI. Turner in charge OF the
school.
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Columbus and Return Ss.75 BY tho Pan
Handle Route.

On September Goth, 21st, 26th, 18th,
October lth, 10th, 18th and 18Th, the Pan,
Handle Railway Company will sell round
trrp excursion tickets to Columbus at the
low rate of $2.7 S from Wheeling, ". Va,
FOR all regular trains on above dates
Tickets good going on date OF sale only and
good returning three days including date
al ala
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DlDeelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rnermounsrar Record.

EhormoIneksr Kocorus
SIR. .. schnspf, the Opera House drug
Kist, made the following observations oil
Lhs temperature yesterday z a. m,
so; 9 a. m, 81; II NJ, IS; 3 p. M, ~:
IN. M, 70. Weather fair.
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aMux END" the smOOthsst. strongest
and most elastic.
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CLOSED OUT.
SECRETARY OF STATE WALKERS CAUSTIC
CRITICISM OF GENERAL G0PP.
he Declines 10 Aid in the Rescue Of the Republican
Candidate from an Embarrassing Position,
and Leaves Him in the Hole.

That not very artful dodger, General
Golf, has been left in rather q deep hole,
through the dlsinclination of Secretary Of
State Walker to lend his aid to rectify the
mammoth blupder made by the General
and the Republican committee early in the
campaign.
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ont, had no pupils at all IN his WelisDurg
school yesterday, the Republicans succeed
ing, by their bull-dozing tactics. in get
ting the last child ont of the building.
ePhe School Board announces its intention
to maintain Mr.. Turner in charge OF the
school.
FugitIves From Justice.
Justice Robert Love, of Stsubenvtlle,
was down, yesterday, looking for George
Pyles and Michael Foley, who are charged
with being fugitives from Justice in JEFF
ferson county. Pyles Ia wanted for assault
with intent to kill, and Foley for attempt
ed rape. The latter ia said to have been
working at the Top mill.
Daily At weiIsburg.
Hon. G. w. Daily addressed a vary large
meeting of the Democrats of Brooke
county, at Wellsburg, yesterday afternoon.
The gathering was held in the Court
House. and the building was jammed TO
the doors. The meeting was presided
over by Rev. l. G. Mitchell, the Demo-
cratic candidate for the House Of Delegates,
aud there were q nsmber of Vice Presi-
dents. Mr.. Daily made a most convinc-
ing argument, and was enthusiastically re-
ceived.
A Nuisance That Should Be Abatsd.
.'In other cities" said q Market street
merchant, yesterday, 'drovers are not al
lowed 10 drive their cattle through the
principal streets during business hours,
and it should be stopped in Wheeling
Whenever you see cattle driven through
Wheeling they invariably come down Mar
ket or Main streets, interfering with the
business traffic on those streets and max
ing it decidedly unpleasant and dangerous
for drivers of vehicles and pedestrians.
Strangers always notice il, and express
themselves as being surprised that it
should be allowed. Council should stop it
at once.
Tho Minstrels To- Night.
The johnson & SIavin MINISTRIES, who
will occupy the Opera House tonight,
are acknowledged TO be among the best
troupes in the burnt cork profession.
People are often heard to remark that
minstrelsy ia dead-that its attractive
ness is gone forever. The absurdity OF
such opinions il never more clearly shown
that when such companies a. that which
will be at the Opera House tonight sp-
pear to refute the statement. Tins com.
pany introduces many new and novel
features, the songs and dances are new,
the Jokes are the same and the whole en-.
t~ertainment is reAned and pleasing. No
doubt Q large house will greet them.
Seats are on sale at Houses.
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and every vote of that party will be cast
in favor of the amendment, and q candi-
date will he put into the field in this dis.
trict. II the Republican party think they
are going to bulldoze the Third party We
will lust step in and see that they get
nothing. They talk mighty smart for q
party thst never did amount to much in
this State, and they needn't expect any
thing now. To hear some of them talk
you'd think they had q mortgage on the
State.
Then look at the Democratic party.
Why il smells to heaven Of whisky when
ever Won get within Thousand miles Of 1t
That party is picked in alcohol, and you
hear nothing from it but sumptusry laws,
personal liberty, etc, whenever 1T is APP
proached on prohibition. Abaut the time
Won think You are getting the Democratic
narty around a little in the direction OF
fsyoring the abolition of whisky, they get
into a convention with q lot Of brewers and
distillsrs, and then you run right up
against old sumptnary laws, personal lib
erty. low taxes, etc. The party is in the
Iianor business up to it's ankles, and
IT CAN'T WADE OFT
beeauss 10 is in head first. We can't do
snythins until we get a Prohibition party
big enough and are able to get some Of these
old wbisky-soaked Democrats dried out.
When / vas converted I had to leave the
Democratic party, because l was ont OF
nlsoe in il. Then the Republicans asked
me WIN I didn't come over to them, and l
did 90 over and look. but was like the man
AZ the Chinese dinner who saw something
the table that looked like duck, so be
motionsd for q waiter and inquir'
ineIy said 'quack, qusckS' and the
shook his head and SAID
No, bow-wow.' And so it was
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tNo |" '~AAN
the space occupied by these GO, O00, 0G0 the
l, 200 600, 600 souls-set all those people
down in the United States, and then you
would have q population about az denee
as that of Belgium. With that condition
of affairs, with the highest tariff imagins-
BILE, do you suppose wages would be as
high as they are now, or that they would
he any higher than they are in Belgium ?
Applause The laws of supply and de-
mand here in America make high wages,
az can be seen from q consideration of the
facts. While these same manufacturers
are bowling for protection against the sys-
TEN which they claim will bring US to the
level of the psuper labor of Europe, and
saying they can't compete with that labor,
the truth is that they themselves are the
employers OF the cheapest labor on the face
of the elOba-6ecause it is the best. ZAP
plsuse will illustrate this.
THE BEST LABOR.
The manufacturer Of cotton goods in the
United Srates can make one hundred
yards of goods cheaper than q manufac-
turer in England can do il, because his
men make so much more in the same time.
You don't want any better authority for
that than James G. Blaine, do you?
tLaughtsr]. I will quote from consular
reports, transmitted to the Senate by Mr..
Blaine, when he was Secretary Of State, to
show you this. He said q spindle in the
United States made up go pounds of raw
cotton in the same time that q spindle in
England made mp 80 pounds. This makes
q difference Of about two to one in
favor of the United States. EApplause. I
That, my friends, is the testimony Of
james G. Blaine upon this point, and they
20 on saying that the moderate tariff re
duction proposed would reduce the labor
ing men Of the United States to the level
of the pauper labor Of England and Eu-
rope. It does not look to me a. though
they were well acquainted with the labor
ing men Of the United States. (Applause].
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-07
MONROVIA.
A Traveller i'm Search of Health
Likes It.

Traveller i'm Search of Health
Likes 1t.
EDITORS HERALD-After travelling over
the Northern part Of this State and to
Salt Lake City, also Denver, Col, l con-
Tess that 1 am glad to get back here to
Monrovia again. l find it the best place
for health in this country and convenient
to live in. Located as it is, seventeen
miles from Los Angeles city on the
Santa Fe read, altitude 1900 feet above
the sea, at the base Of the Sierra Nadre
mountains, giving view of the country
round about as far as 100 miles, pure
mountain water and abundance of it.
The cost Of living out here is less than
in Los Angeles. There are two car lines
connecting with the trains, the Santa Fe
road and Rapid, both passing through
the finest section of Southern Califor-
mia. Owing to the nature of the soil and
gradual elevation of this town no mud is
ever seen in this place after rain storm.
There are three good hotels, the Grand
View, and the Windsor Hotel near the
Santa Fe depot, also the Monrovia Hotel,
and several restaurants. Rooms with
board at any of these hotels are very
cheap. The proprietors can give cheaper
rates as the rents out here are very low
hence the advantage to live here. East
ern invalids and tourists will find Mon
rovia cheap and most excellent place
to live in. We are going to have a
cannery here, and gentleman from
Massachusetts intends to start boot and
shoe factory here. Very respectfully,
VIM. JORDAN.
Monrovia, December 6, 1888.