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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-22

NEW YORK, August 2l.--FlOur, receipts ~, 7G3
packages: exports l6T, barrels aud ~ OH sacks;
market very HuIlvc; sales 1000 barrels. Wheat,
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports I,jlI bushels;
salrs lsU9i.UOO bushels OF futures and l,siO,OOg
bushels Oi spot; options steady; ungrahed red
S1HHIJ+c; No. hard 81 OlI%; No. 2Milwaukce VI
R9il;r: No. Chicago gIlso Mitoat; No. ret ~.
iy75sC, closing At VIC; October g1ay1+3C. closing
ut VIZ; November gslsc; December .S31sAhIIsC,
closing Ht g9Isc; May 81 U.s., Corn, receipts ~
CTS 900 bushels Of futures aud ll2,OJ1 bush.
els Of spot; options moderately nc
tive; No. . august sic; September bic;
October 53t4Ijl54c closing ut Die: December
sic; January iS1sc. Oats. receipts lji,OOJ bush
els exports ~ bushels; sales 1900 bushels
Of futures and 10000 bushels OF spot; market
moderately nctIve; mixed western l2l:i9c; white
do idalSc. Hay steady shipping 6in7Oc. Hops
firm. Coffee steady NJ GRlj points above yester.
day; sales 3s,2jO bugs; August lOgiall.ljc;
September lO.ThAlO.SOI; October lU.lmiO."Ic:
November, December, january, and February
IO;3Oal0'l5c; May lSs9 l sugar, raw ma
Tnllow, r0sin and turpcntinc steady. Eggs
steady: western ljal1c. Pork nctiVe; old mess
Sii O1alI y; new meas slj OOalj50. Cut meats
dull; picked lums l24hl3c; do shoulders Itsn
So; smoked hnms i35sGtic. Lard, spot lower;
western steam g.2iC: city steam S.SDC: August
9Sc; september g.Oic; November $500. Butter
steady; dairy ilalilac; creamery, l31 A2Jc Cheese
steady; western 6t4n114c
CiiG ,S NsuS 80, y,oai ,Shc 'i"nT
oe t , Sva v ,mor,n, TLer" @ "i,,nSr
Vn yoiI,.ss a. i'm" ~ IN" Slo"InS mrj"" !,
ShaIc under S;c Tor September. ii closed Just
| Ic higher i0r that month, Corn was mOdOrltcly
| nciIvG Oats GuIet, Provisions were rathGr
neglected. Flour steadynn unchanged. Wheat,
rnsh No. EprIng SjIia9J5Ic: No. 4 NprIng III
| INC; No, 2 rcd SSc: August SYlslS7c, closing
nj Sj5ac; September SJ1IaSf1.c, closing ut SGjsc;
October SGInST5sc, closing NJ SIG; May ~ n
GyyLc, closing Ut 9ac. Corn, cash No. ., lls.c;
August ts2sa4t5sc, closing IS Af2se; September
4llsal5c, closing at iSsc; October ll2sc: May
39AaiOc' CLOSING az HylSc. SHts' G1isll NO: ailu
August 2jc; October ~ l.i2Sc, closing at !iSsc;
May 9S1sc. Flaxsecd, No: !. 81 81. Prime tino.'
thy seed - y. Mess pork, cash and August and
September Sla G1J4; October STA Gi1l3 ~, closing
NJ $40 ~; January 81? Sails o. closing AZ S29,' .,
Lard, cash s,snS,gOc; August and september
es19: 9GtoDeT saoSc, S'p I'LL ~ I"I.
Ha a! IN! "SoI, cn.r gIs,S 06 WhiSty
g 9, 70 '' T,,;;" nm, ,,,n,ncrv . choicc wcSi
~ n IS T., IVAN. E,,,,s ,tc,,Ty
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CHICAGO. August i.-Cattic-Rcccipts 1000
head; shipments 5000 head steers 81 SOnl SO;
beCycs 81 ia6 90; StOckerS aud feeders s. OOa 30
cows, bulls and mixed 81 Sa3 20; TeXss cattle
81 SGa3 J1: western Ringers 81 OOai 80. Hogs-Re.
ccipts 5000 head; shipments $500 head: mar
kct slow; mixed S. @5a6 IS: heavy g l5aS g;
lIrht s. GSGG IS; skIpS 81 9jaj 10 shcep-Rc'
ESt arm: western shorn 81 9iAS IS; Texans
Shorn s. 75aS 20; lambs 81 5OaG 90,
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August 9l.-CatLle-Re
cCipts T0i head; shipments 10 head; market
slow at yesterdays prices. H0gs-Recelpts sOI
head: shipments @9 head; MARKET active, prln
Cipnlly gFaSsers; Philadelphia 81 bOaG GO; mixed
81 SSai jO Workers g 9jA6 ~; common To fall
81 ODaG 10; pigs s. 7jaG 90 Sheep-Recelpts i,ON
head; shipments 5000 head market slow Al
yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, o., August I.-HOgs scarce lnC
firm; common and light 81 0Oa6 10; packing
and butchers 50 OOa6 50; receipts so head
shipments 200 head,
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BALTIMORE. Mn, August 2i.-wheat, western
higher, closing easy: No. winter red spot NJ
9iftc; September G54c; october we. Corn
western dull and neglected. mixed spot jlnjlAc
September hlablliC yGlr Il1salGc. Oats Inie
nnh steady; western white Jja7C: do mixed 3lT
;sDc Rye firm and hiGhcrHt 66iljSc. Hay dull
prime 10 choice western sl1 O0nl7 10. PrOyis
| IT, al .I,, a ,I Iva uI gt.oIlv
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PALTIMORE&O OHIO RAILROAD

- =, =
DDeparturcof trains from Wheeling. Schedule
Express 1of chicago aud Tie Northwest, lO:25
IN, $40 P IN, $50 p IN dSlly, and ll;lb p IN daily
except Saturday. ,o.,,.
Express for Cincinnati and st. Louis, lO:2o m
daily, Hap p IN daily.
Cambridge accommodation, g:OO m, except
sunday,
for columbus lo:3 = m daily, and II 10 p M
daily, aud 2:i5 J. IN daily except bunday.,
Express Tor washington, ID. q, baltimore.
Philadelphia ana New YORK, via Gralton, 0.H
m aud $40 p M daily, via Pittsburgh G:2O p, IN.
daily.
For ftttsbnrSh anu Warrington, Ia, b:Uo m
daily; express, $40 m, daily l:io p u, daily
except Sunday. Additional way train for WAth-
ingt0n; "a, h:SC NJ, daily except sunday.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore RHd
Philadelphia At GO NJ daily.
Pittsburgh accommodation, Sunday onIy,6 10
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N'KTEIBY ON THE TARIFF.
rCOntinued from First Page. ]

Die Of supplying the domestic consump-
ton, shall, whenever necessary to main
tain suitable rewards to our labor, bear
a duty which shall not be SO high as to
prohibit importations, but at such rate
as will produce the necessary revenues
and at the same time not destroy but
encourage American production. 1t
says to the world of producers. "If you
want to share with the citizens OF the
United States their home market, you
must pay for the privilege OF doing it.
Your product shall not enter in free and
and unrestrained competition with the
product OF our own people, but shall be
Disseminated against to such an extent
as to fully protect and defend our own"
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FOR SALE.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

u, Arre Farm, 5 rOOmcd fmmc house, barn 20
by ~ ircl, stable - by ~ feet wagon shed and
Nlm crib. Anl other Outhuiihings: orchard ni
q, trees, T., miles east Of New Cumberland,
Hancock county ". Va; lays we'll Price so
lFfarfc.
80, 10 Twclith street, with house on alley, II
lu Ipl foreground: rents NJ S!,A per AnIIlIm; can
Is, btHEhi inr S.,tt4.
Four l.ormci New Cottage on MOundsvllc
lamp Ground, Price $40.
No. Ai'I Market street; stOrc.rOOm aud two
mons, ground u full hall IN can he bought Tor
SO
80 l6l2 McColloeh street, 3 rooms aud cellar,
Eau be bought for 100
No. 4sh Foil street, . rooms aud kitchen;
gmlnd Il feet front, running to alley, lO feet.
House aud lot, No. GIa Main street, between
Irniwand Burke streets, Martins Ferry, north
81 Ehnu l,ll,s WORKS. house has six rooms, a
'lnr mom md cellar; hydnlut IN yard.
SIX mumcd Brick House, No. g4Ct Main street
grunhi u half lot Eau he bought for l,GUO.
Many other Houses, Lots aud Farms for sale.
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE Il. r.
w On and after MONDAY, ArBiT 20. 1855,
trains on the Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
will run rs follows:
LEAVES WHEELING:
$50 u. m, G:lOR. M. 200 n. M, 500 a. m, 900
AM. 10000, M ll:OO y; M, 1900 M, 100 y. m,
ECO p. m, 800 D. M, IOO p. M, $50 p. M, GlO
p. IN, 7;OO p. M, 500 y. IN, $3.50 y. IN.
LEAVES WHEELING PARK:
B:lO a. m, 100 a. H., 500 a. M, 300 r. M. 1000
a. M, ll:O0 i. M. 1900 m, 100 p. M, 900 D. m
800 p. M, 400 p. M, 500 p. M, G:l0 p. m, 200
500 p. M, S:5S p. M, 1910 p. IN.
sUEDAYs.-LeRye at 7:OOa. m. and run every
hour except church train, nj 9:l5 y. m. Leave
Wheeling Park at 200 II. m. and run every hour
until 10 y. uI., except church trains, which win
leave the Park at 9a5 \. In. aud Wheeling at
SMgt q HIRgCV. Stunt
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EOR SALE.

p,,9tIy, Lot. ia old Fair Grounds, Zane'sS
n,rI,S,I Snrtn nna south Front streets and
.,,gi1 Fem ,trcrt, at very low figures.
4 Tung Ruomcd COttagc for 500.
.r,rg Eoonrd House, No. - South YORK
street, bathroom, &c. d..
III Eouulrl Brick House southwest corner
Plyr Eo"mcd House, No. q North broadway
,,f,e, all In Grst class condition; VIII make
very pleasant home. -,
.Gyrn Eno,nrl House, No 45s North Front
,,rgtl. river lot, Ou high ground.
COED property cheap. .,., =.
Il! south Huron street, 500.
dwelling Houses always On hand for rent.
Jyl c. o. SMITH. i2!a Min -.
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Educational.
LINSLY INSTITUTE,

WHEELING, w. VA.

RO-Next session begins MONDAY, September
10, 1885,
The School has an adequate aud efficient
faculty. Hnd aims Mt ihOr0ughness OF work.
Three parallel courses Of Instruction. Classical
course embraces English, Latin, Greek, MHthe-
substitutes German or additional mathematics
for the Greek Of tic classical course. English
course Is designed to give II thorough training
In the EnG'ish branches TO such IL do not CON
template Il collegiate course.
upon the completion Of any Of the prescribed
courses II student is awarded diploma Of the
Institute,
Tie Military Department lisa prominent lea'
lurc 81 the school. All students Of sufficient
size nte required 10 enter the "iinSiy Cadet
C0rps."
For catalogues, circulars and particulars ad.
JOHN II. RoEMER,
J,,., N,,y.p prinplnal
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he is not taxpayer; he shares in none
Of the burdens Of your people; he is a
Free Trader, who looks upon your mar
ket rs much his and asopen TO him rs
to your own tradespeople. Your city
government taxes him to diminish the
burdens borne, by your own citizens.
This is Protection, simple and pure, and
is the exact character OF that which We
would apply to foreign nations seeking
our markets. The ringing words Of that
declaration for industrial independence
| wish might find lodgment in every
American heart:
"Whereas ii is necessary for the sup
port Of the Government, for the dis
charge of the debts OF the nation, ant
for the encouragement and protection o
manufacturers that duties be levied OF
imported goods, wares and merchan
disc"
A more positive declaration in favo
! Of the protective system it would b,
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MT. De CHANTAL
Near Wheeling, VI. Va
Sisters Of The VlsIMtlon.l,

A school Of more than nAtloral reputation
Offers exceptions! advantages for thorough edu
cation 0f young ladies' In all departments, ii
bfary Of six thousand vOlu eS. Fine phllo.
sOphical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical department specially uo'cd. Corps O.
piano teachers trained by Il leading professor
IRON Conservatory OF Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to tie method OF the old Italian ma
tcrS.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In al
nj TIE DIRECTRESS.
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SHILoH's VITALIzER IS what you need
for Constipation, Loss OF Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoms OF Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle.
GROUP, Whooping Cough and Bron.
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
The Rev. George II. Thayer, Of Bour,
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
own our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by W. Z. Williams and @;
Menkemiller. D4w-Eow
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CanIs-l 900 to LOO lbs. stock 4all{c per ID.
500 TO 900 lbs. 3IGaIc per lb,; 100 TO no lbs
2lya3c per ID,
lE6gS-MRrket lair; 5SsNGc per ID.
LifIlbs-GOOd VI aLbc per Ii.
CdIrss-la6C per ID,
SL6rD-aa.C per H..
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NEW YoRK, August 2l.--wOo strong; an,
fairly active; domestic fleece 9stGitc; pullc,
nnnIIia. IrnNna lrhA.tln.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE!
Boarding and bay School for Young
Ladies' and Children.

Thorough course of instruction IN English,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocutiou and Cal.
lSthenics. Advantages Of home life and training.
Fall session begins September 5, 1885.
je2l Address. MISS PARlAN. Principal.
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AIetnI..
NYnnI.

NEW York. August 2l.-PIg Iron steady md
quiet; American SIC 9aalg 60. Copper unchanged
Lead steady; domestic 81 G21g Tin quiet; strait,
gBI m
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OCKS FOR SALE.

=, SHARES lltleus street hallway,
10 sDarr, Fircn Marine lnSunhcc IO'
10 ,llans Peabody lnsGrllice 70.
/, ,hhr, .Etna Iron and steel Co.
-haft, ElsJu Glass Co.
,han, Ohio Valley lanR,.
/. IRWIN, Agent,
MS No - Twelfth street.
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NTEWENGLAND CONSERVATORY
NoF MllSIc Boston, Mass,

THE LARGEST and Beat Equipped In
The W0rld7ltO InEctorI, 2 students lit year ihoF-
Uugh Instruction In Toeai aRd IaIirHasat kssie, PiIHp
GRd Organ nRlHg, HHs An, OraeIg LhSTaHTs tsHtA'
German GAd haitian LaRgHagss RagliiA BraHsA, GBGHa'.
Heat aud Electric Light, t5D 10 $50 per week. Fail
Term begins Sept ~ ISIS For lln,tni5i Calendar,
giving full information address u. TOUIDEE, DIFrct0f,
franklin square, DoBrON, MASS
MwdF
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coMMENcEs wlrn nm FAMILY,

extends up through the community, to
the State, and at last TO the nation.
There is no city in the country in any
section that does not invoke this prin.
ciple in the administration of municipal
government for the protection and en-
couragement OF its own citizens.
The itinerant vender is taxed in every
city in the land. If he would expose
his wares upon the Streets OF Atlanta at
public auction ] doubt not the city gov
eminent compels him to pay n tax for
the privilege OF doing it, and that tax is
added to the ordinary revenues OF the
city TO assist in meeting its obligations.
Now, why is this done? Upon exactly
the same principle that we tax the for
eign competing product under the sys'
TEN OF protection. 1t is done to protect
the resident merchants OF yourcity, who
are with you always, within your juris'
diction, subject to your laws, centribu'
ting to the wealth and progress OF YOU
city, paying taxes to adOrn aud heautity
it, paying taxes to support your public
schools and make public improvements
The itinerant vender has no such rela
ton to your community.
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NEW YORK. August 2l.-'Thc market was qulc
with agents with ii fair demand present with
iobbpFS
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FINANCE AED TRADE.
The Features of the Money aud Stock Mar.
ketE.

SEw York, August 2l.-Moncy easy at to
per cent; lust loan offered OF "a per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 41sG61s per cent. sterling ex
change quiet but steady ut 81 SliEai 81. Sales OF
stocks were lGg, lgj shares.
The stock market to-day wTS dull, and though
strong tone prevailed throughout the day, the
fluctuations were confined TO the smallest frnc.
lions, and the Interest IN the transactions was
mOnOpOllEGd by few Of the leading stocks
There was considerable demand for stocks IN the
carly trading but when this was Satisfied the
market bCcamG very dull, hut the huyins was re-
sumcd toward the close.
The feature Of the day was the dealings IN Lack
awnnnn. which led the list In both nctivity md
strength. The other cORlGrs were quiet, though
Jersey Central was more nCtiVC than usual On n
rumOr that the Reading was to have direct Cln-
troll by the transfer OF Mr. Curbins interest, for
which u collateral trust loan w0Hld be issued. 4
llrmer tone prevailed nftir noon ibOngh except
In II lew OF the leading stocks the dullncSS was
Intense. The close was strong ut the best prices
Of the day. Everything except New England Is
higher this evening. Cleveland, Columbus. TN
Clnnati 4 Indianapolis rose -, per cent, MIchi:
gHn Ccniml lIS Delaware Il Hudson ~, nlid
Others fractional amounts.
Railroad bonds dull.
Government and State bonds were dnll aud
PT1n
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For RENT.

M. lOtl Market street, storcrOnm and two
'"NuN
No. ~ seventeenth street, / rOOmCd hOliSc.Sg 10
No lac Jacob street, ifOOuis W
y" liINrnIy .inurth street, rOUInCd hOuSc.lb 10
No, l1t, Alvy II, "
w. ADl Woods street rooms ...,,.........,.,, ~
" su MAIN ~
No. ~ Main street. rooms. ...,.......,.. ~
No, gOI Main 90
Nor NlCy H........ y 90
Nn,N Eleventh. street, 3 ro0ms aud cellar, 70
70 y Eleventh street, . rooms and cellar. W
NO Of IWcntythlnl street, rooms .,......,"" %
ulirr room second floor Df Reilly blOCk,r..lO "
ggilcc Nom second floor Ot Reilly block. OO
INV MONS cuSt cnd Of Alley ib............., ~
Personal attention given To the collection OF
tsHN ahl other accounts: the purchase aud sale
81 hA! estate, the prosecution OF claims for Pen.
'ioh. Bounty, sc, Pensions arc increased when
lmITtly presented. Many Pensions should be
Tatcl higher.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real EiaIc Agent 4, :. Pension aud Claim At.
0tney, Collector and Notary Public.
AHh 1912 MAHKET STREET.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAIES-On and after MAY l6 lSSS-E&-
day excepted. Monday excepted. isaturdAy
excepted. Sunday only.-Eastern Standard
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B.. .. q Q. Railroad.

Dee z q O HhlIfORus
Bellairc 4 GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
Bellalrc at $40 II. IN arrives at BellAirc at y. IN
WOodStleld Passenger leaves Bellnlre at 400 y.
M, arrives at BellaiFe at $50 Il. m.
Summertield Accommodation leaves BellAlrO
At 10 ~ M. arrives ut Bellaire at l0:I5 a. IN.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Commissioners Sale,
IALE Oh YALUABLE REAL

MALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE.
InphrmnCe nj decree Of the Circuit Court
" VWu County, ". Va entered on the Sth day
" august, lNNN, In the suit Oi J. Il. Reeds I'D.
ml1hIrAitSS Ss, N. IL Eta Reed and other, the
"AdvrEnrl special commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER S, ISIS,
lhTInnnG at 10 o'clock II. M, sell at public auc-
u'I al the north door Of the Court House
o. ONO county, West Virginia, the real estate
HmcSfPel a. follows, viz; The late residence Of
~ ). u. Reed deceased being the north half Of
,WT,N certain lot Of ground situated on the west
Ie ~ Market street In that part OF the city Oi
WwERet!iaI' In aid Ohio county, known as Centre
"ntvAHI' aud designated on tho plat Of said
Guy - 'e' number one hundred and nine 400.
lhENs Ol sAli-The purchaser to pay In cash
nhe'Lulfi at least Of the purchase money and AS
.lnch AQfc thereof ~ he may choose, and the
iAllue' u any, In two equal lnStAllmCntS, bear
Jug Interest irum the day Of sale, aud payable
,,SpectlVcly IN one and two yeafS thereafter, the
parhasSt give notes for the deferred ply
, Synts' And tue title 10 b. retained until pay
ment In full.
BENJAMIN S. ALLISON,
Special Commissioner.
-. cc,itty that bond hNs been given by Slit
ft''A' commissioner rs required by said decree
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
,1 TgtA OF the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
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For Sale.
EOR SALE.


MARSHALL COUNTY FAkMs
VI FOR SALE. "a.
III,hly Improved hrm Of 10 acres : mile
IN al W"IiuI,ylllu, convenient TO church Gnd
,,,51@l,. wI.hiu two miles Of mill and store.
F,r6l Of about " acrrs, two miles rom ENe'
,9i gsllluAl, part bottom
". V. HOGE & BRO,
lao Market Street.
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NORMAL and CLASSICAL ACADEMY,

W. U'FIKIEs'1 N M TIEINUII'NIA
Location heAlthiul, eentta aeceNShe attractive and Ss
uildlnE commodous brick. supplied With apparatus, u.
bry human skeleton, charts and cabinet Faculty Wide.
awake schoaTly experienced adbe and progressive, COur
Aea OF Study, preparatory, CLASSICAL philosophical teathen
commercial and musical NObe1T CHEAPER SehnOl Ia which
both may prepare for the VoGaonS NJ % Terms be
gin Sept s. I November Igh 1873 March 9TH. 1857 Siss
w pAy boaIisnG sSig"f ,pS tuition f2l one yea. Gor
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect MRy27, 1855. Passenger
trains will run Us iOllOwS-Central time. All
trains daily except those marked thus I which
do not run OH Sunday,
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DRINK Malto at soda fountain.
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In the case of revenue tariff, as
have pointed out, his product never
bears the burden. Whatever we put
upon it is borne by our own people, and
in no wise shared by him. The prlncl;;
pie OF caring for our own is founded
upon the highest authority, human and
Divine. Il
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-12-20

Hon. John Y. Stone, Attorney General elect 81
Iowa, received the highest number Of votes Of any
candidate upon the Republican ticket at the Iale
election. receiving 212500. TO his opponents 49,
60l votes DIr. Stone was Ehe Second Lieutenant OF
Co. F. 18th Iowa, entering the service when mere
boy. and served his three years enlistment. gain
ing the commentator Of his officers aud the love
Of Tire soldiers whom he commanded He was Tor
time an Aid on Che s.aG ofCol. Hall, commander
Of Croeker's Iowa Brigade.
Christopher HandIey, a gray haired veteran. -
the late war, escaped from the lunalic asylum as
Independence, Iowa, where he had been confined
for year. lie has been rearrested and returned
to the asylum but as he is evidently sane, ngl4-
Der of influential people VIII Try to have him 80
leased. The old man says he was robbed Of :. /.
property by his brothers. who were fastrlrac....l
in having him committed to The asylum.
Maj.-Geu. Oliver o. Howard the succc5sor Z
Gen. Sehofeld ia command Of lhe BEfiitars Divis-
ion OF the Atlantic, arrived in New York las. ear
from san Francisco, Cal. The General is Iigi.. NJ
the New York Hotel for the present, but viii coca
take up his official residence on Governors IsIIJ
New York Harbor.
Gen. Russell A. Ayers address uDon the Iat,
Gen. Philip H. Sheridan last September pleased 50
many that there was general demand for It's pre-
sentation in more popular form, and it has ac-
coFdIngiy been issued in neat pamphlet with a
handsome cover, from the press Of John Ely &
Co., Detroit
Gen. Henderson, Senator from Nebraska is &C.
lively engaged IN raising funds for the proposed
monument TO the memory Of Gen Philip r. Sheri-
dan. The fund for the monument viii be raised
hy popular subscription among the old eou1radeso o.
Gen Sheridan, aud viii be placed in some con.
spicuous part Of The C.tyu Washington, the Gov.
eminent, is customary IN such cases, giving tie
site aad furnishing The pedestal