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To TIE EifitOr " the IHttlilJenccf:
Sm:-Thcrc appeared in your col
umns on the Goth an account OF the dis
cussion that took place at the R>gisie7
office on tic afternoon of the 10th, be-
tween Rev. Father McElligOtt and my
SELF The writer OF that article, whoever
he was, has failed to give fair state
ment OF the case, and that the public
may know the facts rs they arc | Offer
this explanation: ! invited Rev. Nc
Eiligott to meet me ut the Register oil.
fec on the afternoon OF the 10Th, and
promised to verify my quotations from
the iatheES. My challenge was in these
words:
81 ask Rev. McElligott and all Others
interested in this subject to meet inc at
the Register office tomorrow, between 2
and 3 o'clock p. m, and shall be glad
to verify the quotations have made
from tho works OF Justin, Tertullian,
Cyril, Eusebius, 0rigcn, Gelasius; Du
Pin and Others"
At tho appointed time Rev. Neil
ligott appeared in company with Rev
Father Boutlou and other members oil
his Church. We began the examination
OF the fathers cited by me, taking the
quotations from st. Justin, first. II was
clearly shown that the first quotation
was correct, according to the Greek text
of Rev. McEiligott; and Bishop Coxc's
translation. The second quotation from
Justin agreed with the Latin text given
by DR.. Elliott, but differed from the
Greek text furnished by Father McElli-
gott. At this point began to pull down
tho other authorities for examination
and Fathers McElligott. and Boutlou de-
clincd to investigate further, and gath
cring up their oYGrcoats and hats lett the
house in bad order, leaving me stand
ing with my books open before me.
Let the public ascertain the facts be-
fore passing judgment.
desire 70 say further that recognize
no one in tliis controversy but Rev. Nc
Elligott.
| am waiting for his reply to my last
article, and unless ho replies soon tho
public will hear from me again.
NJ. +. DRYDEN.
IYheeliug, ". Va, Api4i2O.
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wantcd--AyPrCsLlent..

Among the many good things in the
Ohio Republican platform was tho ar.
raignmcnt OF President Cleveland. One
Of the speakcrsih setting hthc quail
fications OF o President that will please
tho majority Of tho people Of this coun-
try-thosc who love America INST, last
and all the time, said:
They want n President who will never
rCcominonil legislation directly in the
interest Of people Of lpreign countries,
a asaiast che Interests q ttRq people Of
his own country.
This is the exact size oft. Mr.. clcve-
land may BIO very well satisfied with
himself, but tho inalorltyof his party are
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TmE returns arc not all In as yet, but
they show thus iqr about 5000 Demo-
critic majority lso,called) in Louisiana
for tho Democratic ticket. 1t is an APP
propriato timo to take down a late nuns
Der OF tho Forum aud read from Henry
waltcrson's pom the following para.
graph:
~ should DO entitled 10 no respect or
credit II / pretended That there Is either
u fair poll or count OF the vast overflow
Of black votes in States where there is
negro minority, or that in the nature OF
things at present there can be"
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SOME small orc contracts with the yes
sci owncrsarc reported at Cleveland. AT
Chicago acontrayt for the transportation
of so, 600 tons by lake has been made by
tho North Chicago Rolling Mill Company
The railroads aFe going to enter tllcli4ts
a4,ctiye competitors. " -+~ "a -
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SAVE the children. They arc especial
ly liable to sudden colds, coughs, Group,
whooping cough, etc. We guarantee
AGkcrs English Remedya positive cure.
1t saves hours Of anxious Watching. Sold
by Logan & Co.. G. K. Goethe, Charles
Menkemiller, X. b. Burt and Bowie Bros.
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"Fist Steps With American and
British Authors" by. Alfred +. Blais.
dell, aims to lead the student, by q sys'
tematic course, into a knowledge of the
classics Of English literature. There arc
sketchesof the authors who have achicv.
cd fame and specimens Of their writings
Tho idea upon which the book is based
is that it is more profitable to read some
at least OF the classics than merely to
read about them, after the common
fashion in our scllools.-Lce e Shepard
Boston. StuioH tc Davenport, Hh6clng
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0xE fare for tho round trip has been
agreed upon by the railroads to the
Democratic Convention at st, Louis,
June 3, and tho Republican Convention
at Chicago, June 10.
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Greatest Dam in tho Country.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, April 2O-The com,
pletioh OF the great Sweet dam and
National City water works was formerly
observed yesterday. The dam is OF solid
masonry, built across Sweet Water Val
ley, in order to form large reservoir
for the purpose Of strong water for the
dry season. The dam is ninety feet high
from the base, and Is claimed TO be by
twenty feet the highest in the United
States. Tho area of the reservoir is 75O
acres. The cost OF the dam was $500, 000D
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THERE are number of aspirants for
tho Presidency in this country who
would pay handsomely for the popular
ity with the people that Boulanser en-
Joys in Fnlnce. Y I n N
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IN the last day or two large imPorta'
ton of Scotch grow, potatoes have been
marketed in Wheeling. They sell for
81 por .bushel rs against 81 10 for the
homo grown article. 1t is presumed the
Scotch producer received about % cents
por bushel for his share in them.
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FOR RENT,
THE HOLMAN


Look before you buy. when buying Baby
sec the Holman Adjustable Ilaby CarriHgc, the
best thing In the market. Cost you no more
than any other carriage. Gun be made into u
house tTrTlnge, crib, cradle and sleigh. ANY
child large enough 10 have charge Of a baby eau
make the change In n few seconds Remember,
they can only he bought Of o. q. GCnthGr, the
sole Rgrnt for West Virginia.
ic9i.DIw o. c. GENTiIER, JOS Main st.
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Tnp possibilities that were within the
grasp OF Roscoe Conkling were only
cqualel by his failures in public life,
which his IMPENDING nature and inordi-
mite pride brought upon him.
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Pooh, old ileluded lawyer hIarsh has
finally had his eyes opened to the wiles
Of Ann O'Dplia Dis Dcbar, and his de-
nunciation OF her now is as strong
stronger than his infatuation formerly
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TIE death Of Dr. Agpcw, one d
Americas most eminent physicians, r.
calls the long and heroic struggles ofthc
martyr Garfield, to whom he devoted his
skill iruitlcssly. a..l I'D
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TIE apple crop promises abundantly
in tho West and Southwest, but not so
well in tic East this year. The straw
berry crop Will be the lislltcst in>tcn
years. Grapes have an excellent pros
meet .I.. IFYHW ..At "
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GENTLEMEN's LIS
FOR SALE.

Nu sOt5 Il l1VOS
gM Acres OF Land on Elgington Lane; new
lTlne house Of rooms; lGj trees choice fruit;
other small fruits Price, $500.
Farm Of 1917 acres, 8 miles from tctart, MaEon
county, W. Va, 100 acres In grilss, 3 roomed log
house, barn and smoke house, good orchard +;
land Is productive; lays we'll. Price $500. VIII
exchange for city property.
No. 2J1 Market street, 3 t0omeu house, nall
lot OF ground Price 500
~ Acre Farm ~ miles south oil M0undsvillC,
" IN III npFCE cleared.
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TnE general public will be panied to
learn that there will l,e no session Of the
Concord School OF Philosophy this sum
ncr Tile whereforeaessoi why is not
stated,
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Educational.
MT. De CHANTAL,
Nnnr Wheeling, ". VI.
Sisters Of the vlslsatloa.}

A school Of more than national reputation
offers exceptional advantages for thorough cda'
cation Of young ladies' In all departments I!
brary Of SIX thousand VOLUMES. Fine PINK?
soPh!cal, chemical md astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially noted. Corpse
plano teachers trimmed by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal cuI'a''
according to the method Of the old Italian ma
teH.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and AeaIn
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board cxceIIcai
For Catalogues, and references to patrons III Al
th0prlncipRl cities, address
sci TIE DIRECTRESs.
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In "Chips from Teachers Work
ship" Prof. L. Il. Klemm has given out
of the fullncss Of his experience AZ good
advice MS will ever come to the teacher
who desires to avoid the beaten paths
in which 30 many children have found
to lead dangerously near to the insane
asylum. 1t is needless to. say that this
experienced teacher does not hold in
high esteem those teachers who rely on
tho printed page and spend their lives
vainty trying to beat it into tho heads
which are saved only by their power Ia
resist. Tho book is well worth the at
tention Of laymen as well as OF peda,
gogues.-Lee & Shepard, Boston. Stanton
& DdalpOrt, Wheeling.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the strike beer is
plenty at Chicago, and no fears of u
famine are entertained. The bteweries
are nearly all running.
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BOOKS on TaE TibLR:
An Entertaining hook OF Tratcls-T Thought
fnr Tohnlnrn. -.

ZOE AeAuhutAs H|.H
Mr.. Curtis Guild, editor OF the Boston
Commercial Bulletin, having produced
successfully two books Of foreign travel,
now publishes third under the title Of
"Britons and Muscovitcs." Mr.. Guild
has thatindisponsabloquality& OF thowrit-
or oftravels which enables him to take his
reader with him and make him see us
the writer sees. The chapters devoted
to England are interesting, but those de-
voted 10 Russia have ternOVelty, be-
cause the average American reader has
not heard somuCh ofIthat country. Mr..
Guilds book will BIO useful companion
to one who is going to cover the same
ground.-Lec & Shepherd, Boston. StGu-
ton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Michael
McAftiStcr ind Latte McAiiiStcr, his wife, to me
rs trustee, dated February -, 1885, recorded
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County COnrtoi
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
Book No. ., page 1885, ] will sell at the north
front door OF the Court House OF said County on
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY Of MAY, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock n. m, the following
described property: A certain piece OF parcel
OF ground situate In the CITY Of Wheeling,
County OF Ohio, Suite Of West Virginia, lO'wit:
Tho south one half OF lot numbered nine; IN
square numbered two, IN ChurchillB addition
No. . to the City OF Wheeling.
The title Is believed to be perfect but Se!il@s
as trustee Will convey only the title vested IN
me by snid decd OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE.-0nC,thIrh md MS much moro
ns the purchaser elects to pay IN cnsh on the day
OF sale the balance In two equal tnstallmcnha al
one and two years, notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale 10 be given for the deferred pay
ments. W. j. W. COMDEN,
W Ii. UALLEl, AuCtlonCCr, Trustee,
nplS,
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CoxsrAxr READEn:-N No, it is not
likely that the beer strike will brow any
trouble.
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The series OF "CIassics for Home and
School, has been enlarged by tho addi.
ton Of three taking little books, 1.-THE
Seven Little Sisters who 1.-Two on the
Round Ball That Floats in tho Air" by
Jane Andrews, who has done so much
good work in similar line; "The
Flower People" by Mrs. Horace Mann,
charming little book in which the
flowers arc allowed to tell all about
themselves; and "a Kiss for Blow
by II. G. Wright.-Lee 6 Sheppard,
Boston. Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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Tun Pittsburgh CosmYrcitliGd:etc is
pleased to refer in a tlippalit lnanltcr to
u recent tragedy in this State, but pre-
serve. a heavy silence inregard to the
late assault upon a woman on one OF
tho most public streets OF Pittsburgh in
broad daylight. Our esteemed contcm-
porary is a bright and shining example
Of tho truth OF the homcly phrase that
'ftdcpohds on whose oxis gorcd.7
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VIZ Would ike 70 ask the Clicdhsc
Tribune to point out to us how the Amer
lean farmcf ii oppressed by the duty on
nails, inasmucll MS TINT article figures in
its list OF oppressive duties on the agri'
culturists of tho country
Would Wheeling nails sell for one cent
less il we had free trade with all the
world in that commodity?
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Bollhirc 4 LnneSvtllC Through Passenger leaves
DcllaIfe at sa0a, IN, arrives at BGllaiFe at4 p. M.
WoO,lAhcld passenger leaves DCllAirc ut 400 p.
m, arrives Mt BCllAirc at $3.50 a. m.
Summcrticld Accommodation leaves GellAirc
ut 100 p. m, arrives Al ilcllaltc At l04S a. m.
JTIHEELING 4 ELM GROVER. R.
wv On and after Monday, October 81, 1857,
trims on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will run ~ follow; .l li-.
LEAvR WHEELING h-I giti ar
$50 q. m, 100 a, M, 900 n M, 10;O0a, m, 40
?. m, $3.50 p M, h2Q p. M, 200 p. m, 300 p m.
ARRIVE AT WnHELING PARK: 81.
600 q. M, 1855 q. M, DIS u. M, II SS n M, 20j
p. M, 4;0Sp, me- 6:65 p. M, 1855 p. M, g;55 p. M
LIAvE wHEELINGPAEK ir@ s:H i
6;lOa. m, 7;tj a. M, 1000 a. m, 1880 p. M,
p. m. Hi'7' - .T
ARRIVE At WHEELING: : li7 lsg
6;4S q. M, s;2O a, m, ;SS a M, los p M, s0j
p. M, 49, p, IN. 0ilS D. NJ S35 p. M, i0s5 D. IN.
sUNDAIs--Loaye Lhe city Mt 500 a: IN. and
Tun eNeFy hoIr until 800 p. IN. Leave wheeling
Park at n NJ, and rim every hour until 10 D. M,
except tho church tTain, which will leave the
Park q S;iS q. IN, and city at l;lb =. m. ~,
oc91 9. HtRsCH, supt
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Tna friends OF Col. Alcck Campbell
will be glad to know that the President
hns chosen him for service 50 accepta-
bic to him, and for which he is 80 well
qualified. Ills intimate relations with
wool.growen, planters and manufac-
turcrs, his extended knowledge OF the
country aud hisintclIigcnt zeal in behalf
OF MI that is American, viii make him
one Of the i,est equipped Of allthe COM
nissioncrs ut tho Australian EXPOSE
ton. Moreover, being in Australia, he
will he ont Of mischief in this campaign
wear,
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"l'm sitting on the stile, Mary" rs he
said when he sat on her new Easter
bonnet. ...
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Bismarck is reported sick. He is al.
ways ailing when the Prussian Diet dis.
agrees with him.
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Washington School Of BIOcldol
AND oRAToRY.


9Oi "Mo st., n. W, wAHuSGToS, DC
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday 7'F
TENDER %, ,.,.,,,for.
Course OF instruction embraces ElocgpN,gIsa
Practical English aud English Classic, Tin IN.
Mathematics, Modern I.auguagus, Vocal h"4 80
EtTumcntal Music and Physical Culture o,,t,
The Principal ~ assisted by an CilCieh' "''
OF teachers In each department; 80.
Adult Classes and private instruction gwen :"
the evening. .t,n.
Diplomas awarded. A limited uun5efo ' p'
pills accommodated In the family ,,s,,,,r.
For circulars and references apply 70 INA .rgi
GENCER Office, HH-
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BYsFBFeels, Shade and Fruit Trees

For Cemetery, Lawn and Orchard PiantinG. Pidnt
Fruit md Shade Trees now: Evergrccns from now
until Iuuc. We lHvo thOusNnhSOi Beautiful Ar.
Dor vitacs, Norway and lIcinlOck spr,iccs. lllSam
Fir, PlnnoaI, Ans aud Scotch PlnOs, Irish lunl.
pcrs, &c All sizes. Wholesale aud rGhlIl ut
special prices for the next thirty days for cash
with OrilCr. Send for prices NJ lIt
me MILLER & WAKEFIELD,
Ohio Valley Nurseries,
nplS .i MoUHDSvILlE, W. VA.
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1 AM for Cleveland, Free Trade and
no Custom Houses Henry George.
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A Sm YoiIE banker Is Sdyygrrttiissitprg for
a lady whose glove he found. Hc not
only wants to know her, but is frantic to
marry her. The imbccility OF this one
man, however, should not encourage
other women to lose their gloves. Gin
dcreiia's affair teaches a bfalthfal les
son, but the bankers freak savos
strongly OF tllc insane asylum nm
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FOR SALE.
r IsT OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postotllcc at Wheeling, Ohio
county, ". Va, Saturday, April q, lSSS. To OBJ
for advertised letters, giving date Of list:
LADIES' LIST.
bright, Miss Jennie s. Spencer, Miss Georgia
Moore, Mrs Margaret Stephens, Miss Alice
Ray, NiSs BESSIE
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Trustees Sale.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made bv r,,oc
HaEIctt TO me E trustee, dated June s, iSSS NJ
corded In the Office Of the Clerk Of Inc CNnntr
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In DEED 81
Trust Book No. -, page 2i5, will sell al thc
north front door OF tho Court House Of MID
c0unty;0n
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY. lSs.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following
described property that is TO say: The south hGil
OF lot number one hundred and thirly.iour CiSV.
fronting on the east side OF Market Square, ii
the Fifth ward, In tho city Of Wheeling 0hi1
county, West Virginia, with the Improvements
thereon, consisting Of brick dwelling house aud
8illte building and outbullllng.
The title Y believed to be good, but SCllIHgU
trustee will convey only the title vested In inc
by said deed Of trust.
TRIMS or SALE--Onc.third cash, or MS much
more M the pusCh0scr may elect, on day u Ale
the balance In two equal inStalmcntS al one and
two years, the puSChnSGr to give notes lot de.
CCrrcd payments bcdring six per cent; the Title
will De retained until payment Is made in full.
q. o. SMITH, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, AuctIonccr. ic.i
The above sale ii! i hereby adjourned
Ic5 GO. SMITH, Trustee.
Tho above sale Is continued until Saturday,
mri2 " - " G. o. SMITH, Trustee.
The above Ealo Is adjourned to April 9Th, at
10 n. III. G. SMITH,
mr2t Trustee
Above sale Is adjourned to APRIL q, atlOAG
APP G. .. sMlIlI. Trustee.
DRUSTEE'S SALE.
BY virtue Of n Deed Of Trust made by Alamo
dIa Wclch and Patrick WClCh, her husband TO
nc MS trustee, dated April 20, 1856, recorded IN
lhc Office OF the Clerk OF tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia.. In Deed Of Trust
Book No. y, page ~, will sell ut the north
front door Of the Court House OF said county, Oh
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of MAY, ISIS,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. III, the following
property, that Is TO say: Tho pariS Of the lots
numbered Sixteen and Seventeen In the sluam
numbered Four on the map Of the addition 10
said city OF Wheeling laid out by Baker and Car
roll, bounded us follows: Beginning ut u point
on the south line Of BAKER street twenty feet
eastOf tho cast tinc OF the alley running through
roll street, and parallel with said streets thence
cast along the line Of said Baker street twenty
feet; thence B0uthcrly sixty feet; thence west
parallel with Baker street twenty feet; thence
north to the plnce OF beginning,
The title Is believed TO be perfect, but selling
M trustee Twill convey only The title vested In
me by said decd OF trust.
TEiIMs or SALE.-Onc.third and as much mOFC
us the purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the ia!
Of sale, the balance In two equal payments IN
one and two years with interest, the purchaser
TO give notes for the deferred payments ihC
title to be retained until payment Is made Ia fall
". J. ". COWDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HAILER, Auctonccr, apll
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ale Suteltigentet,

wlrEELrNo, ". VA. APRIL 81, 1888.
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Entered At the PostOiiiec at Wheeling, ". Va,
nS second claSS matter. TT. /.
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BY virtue of n Deed Of Trust made by Alamo
dIn Wclch and Patrick WEIGH, her husband to
nc MS trustee, dated April 20, 1856, recorded IN
lhc Office OF the Clerk OF tho County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
Book No. q, page ~, will sell ut the north
front door Of the Court House OF said county, on
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINS-OI and after Feb. q, lSSs.-Ex'
PLANTATION OF REVERENCE MARKS. oDGlly. tSnn'
day excepted. Monday excepted. Saturday
excepted Sunday only.-EdstGrn STANDARD
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TRUsTEEs SALE.

Above sale Is adjourned to April q, atlOAG
APP G. o. SMITH. Trustee.
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The aboyc sale s heroby adlounel unl!lsata,

Tho above sale is continued until Saturday
mri2 G. o. SMITH, Trustee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-12

The State Board of Equalization in
their report, just published, call atten-
ton to the fact that the State University
and other State institutions loan money
on mortgages secured by real estate, and
that such mortgages, being property Of
the State, are held by the Supreme Court
to be not assessable. This gives
rise to very singular incongruity in tax
alton. The persons who have borrowed
the money are authorized to deduct the
mortgages from the assessed value of the
property mortgaged; and, therefore, that
interest in the property which the Con-
stitution declares mortgage represents,
escapes taxation altogether. What is
the result? The University holds
mortgages to. the extent of $631, ,6S7.
By the withdrawal of that much taxable
property, the cities and counties in which
the mortgaged property is situated are
compelled to raise their rates sufficiently
to cover the amount withdrawn, and in
this way the rest Of the property has to
bear the burthen of taxation that ought
to be borne by the mortgaged property.
This is manifestly unjust. The State
ought to pay the taxes en- State mort
cages. That tax would then come out
of the taxpayers generally, and not be
borne by few counties, as it is now.