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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-03
rOR SAFE.

T WILL SELL MY HERD OF SIE
L registered Holstein Cattle on one ye&rv
time, or trade Tor real estate.
E. H. CALDWELL
Colorado Stables.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-03
NEW RRrCKYARn.

HAMMOND TYPE-WRITERs: S,MONTaG
IL trial. C. Orlob. q. C. h. l., S. L. City.
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TslWO FURNISHED. FRONT ROOMS Or
/ first fcor Large and pleasant. Tw7
blocks east OF Main Street on Second SauEa.
inquire ut 252 g, First East.
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kEMOVED

FIR. &. K. 5HIPP BAs REMOVEB rs
b. No. Ii vain tree, opposite z. c. ..I
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A FINE OFFICE SUITE IN THE HERAK.1
II Building. Apply at this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
DESERVED PRAISE.


" hat Cincinnati Editor Says of II Well
known CitlIrn,
TON, E!HOr II he R,g.,t'r:
SIR desire to call your attention to
the following extract from the Cincinnati
Mrr0LuH uqd Numtnw.r, well.known
trade journal the Kind words from the
pen of the editor viii, an sure, meet the
commentator o. every citizen Of Whe' ing.
MIR. 4 C. Eg-rtrg. the head and
founder OF the wholesale house. bearing his
name, is in MI probability one ct the hest
known and most popular of Wheelng's
public men lie has always ben an
active advocate and promoter %! public
measures DIES gned Tor thu advancement OF
the ciiy's business interests. and has "ren
identified with many Of the rity's hest
known institutions Of n Tuhlic character,
aiding materially tha-r advantages which
nave ryiyuu3,d 10 it, present prosperity.
Toe record OF his public ME has been his
Try Of uusulhri integrity, while hl-
honOr5 have been worn with the
dignity beoming tn m aiSocatz
Of the peoples interests. He
creditably flied the office nj Mayor in - |
aud lSs2, directing the alltir- of that labor
ous Office with signal success. He - II
present Surveyor and Collector Of Customs
for this diltrict, Government DIsbur'ing
Agent, was a member OF the RoUi Oi Pub
lic Works, also of Board of Education,
Custodian of Pablo Bindings and director
in numerous institutions, banks, Inanrance
companies and other public enterprises, all
OF which Official positions he fills with
credit to himself aud honor 20 HE COnstitu-
cnts. At the urgent solicitations of hrs
many friends here and throughout OHIO
county, Mr.. Egerter has consented to Re.
come candidate for Sheriff sul isct 10 the
decision Of the Democratic convention,
which will he held ia June
"Mr Ege!ier's long career ~ . public
official, and his experience Of the duti,s
attendant upon an incumbent OF that
Office, Its hin admirably for that position,
and il is TO be hoped that the loyal Demo-
Gratis Of the city, aud county who wish a
true exposition OF their principles, will
rally 10 his support. 4 long, honorable
public career Of honest effort il the best FL.
titiement 10 the confidence OF the public,
AMI the honest voters OF Ohio county who
desire the affairs OF the Office OF SnerIil Judi.
ciou-ly administered will find no one bet.
ter qualified or more faithful official
than Mr.. Egerter." CITIZEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

The following item Is clipped from yes
tsrday' Pit,sburg Commercial Go.o"s
"a meeting Of uailers was held at
Wheeling on Saturday to arrange a scale to
he presented with that of tie Amalge-
mated Association. The nail maauiactur-
ers want 90 reduce the wages on the pres
eat card tate and have prrpUrd scale to
nr submitted 10 the employee The Pitts
bury uuilrrs were represented at the meet
my
Several uaileTs we're seen yesterday 10y a
REGISTER reporter aud they said no such
meruug OF uu,lers had been held on Sstur-
day. 4 meeting had he.n held tbs pre-
viou5 Saturday, but no such action had
been taken, the meeting being held with
reference 10 sending delegs ?, to the Anal
gamated Association Convention.
Secretary Wise, Of the Western Nail As
sociation, was also spoken to ON the subject
ana he said
"Ifthe manufacturers have prepared such
a scale, know nothing about IT. | do
not believe any such scale las been ri.
ranged There ia one thing certain, now
ever, something Will have To he tone with
our swali nail machines W" have money
invested IN them aud cannot allow them
to stand idle, nor can We compete with the
tack manufacturer at the present rate OF
wages for making snail nails Just what
that something ia do no; kno" At present,
but 1t will not be luug before I change Ia
made in the situation Of e'l1irs 1t seems
to me that the men should see that it will
be to their own advantage 10 make some
arrangement whereby the small nail rOuld
be made cheaper than il Is now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
- sMAl.L WAY.
7he News - thu usy "Uintodiy fSr%-
xr4phed far riRstR Readers.

The New q ths DAY "uintedly Fsrs-
xr4phed far nasty Readers.
"iNauuAE" ~ the Opera House this
evening
THE marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet and stationary. The
F. shiou passed up a, / a. m. the Stock
dale down NJ @ a. N. and the Andes irli
for Cincinnati last evening at : O'Clock
with a good trip
THE pupils of Clay School will give a
musical, literary and Callsthenlc entertain
meut on Friday afternoon and evening.
The best local talent has been procured,
aud the affair promises to be the best yet
given.
The Centre District Democratic Club
has secured the storeroUm No. PISS Main
street As its permanent headquarters dur
iug the campaign, aud the work OF htIIng
M the room will be commenced today.
Thu. il a GOOD location for the club, and
thew are TO be congratulated on securing It.
\ line. handsomely framed CrayOn Por-
trait OF Rev. Father Chas. /. Schllp Is on
exhibition in the window OF Weir : es,ab-
li-hment under the McLure House. II
WIS inst received from New York last
evening, and will be rallied OIL at the
Orphans Fair which opens nj the Capitol
riok May =, under the auspices OF the
knights of -. Gearge.
\ rEAyEuNu printer got into the city
yesterday and into trouble last night He
saws he went into a saloon where be got
into discussion with a chap who Invited
him outside a minute, and when he went
out the fellow tried 10 break a cane over
the tyre singers head. Whether he
succeeded or not the drponent saith not,
hut from the appearance OF his head 1t
would seem that the cane was much the
haTdest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

This evening Miss Marie Prescott and
Mir. L d Mclean s.ll ope. their engage
ment at the opera House, playing that al.
ways charming aud romantic drama, On
mar" Miss Prescott IS an actress second
to none in the portrayal of such rolc' a.
"Parthrnil. 81 and the mere announcement
Of her coming should crowd the house.
She haI Won her way to her present high
place hy the sheer t1gre o' her natural
abilities, aud her clear conception of the
characters she essays, and there is no
doubt but that greater ;numphs await her
upon the stage
AMI wi2i h,s been said d Miss Prescott
may b. applied with equal truth to Mir
l. d. Mclean, whose 'IngtmAr' stands
the peer uI any portrayal OF tue barbarian
heretofore attempted.
These artists are supp :rt'i by com
plny ui general q ,elleace, aui the pre-
scntatron OF tns drama prom's-s TO be i
Notable one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

~pFr.g Iitg-" 20 ~ EsgsSsr
TuLEuo. @, May l5.-Owing to the
cold weather very few people attended
the game here to-day, Wheeling made
long hits, but they did not count tor
much, Is they brought in no runs. Yak
had several costly passed balls in the first
three innings Enauss hit two men, but
settled down after that and their battery
work VA line. Rrodie hit over the right
ield fence for home run. Dslehnuty
PLAYED a gr,a, game Van 'ant will play
tomorrow. his ankle being well. SALES
played line game tor Toledo and Garfield
pitched we'll IL Is hard work tor Wheel.
tug TO win on cold day. Following Is
the score in detail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

N1yomsnts u OitIsOas aud tho UumI1s
Hud t6cluS OF suSnCsrE.

Nayom.nts u O,tlsous sud tho OumIaj
Sud GolnS OF strange.
Mr. Chts. II. Harding, Of Baltimore, is
iH tbs city.
j. 4 Hayes and wife, OF Hurley WIS.
are II the Mcclure.
Dg. ". II. Curry, OF Baltimore, Sd, {:
u the city on business.
Mr. C1as ". BrOckunier returued home
yesterday from IN Eastern trip.
4. T. White OF the Tarksr.hHr2 state
Fa~rH. va, al the MrLure. yesterday
mornsu.
S,.os E,GdoIph SlHlnakor has tetcrntd
.aruc ,r15H $. IoIru at the Arkansas Hot
SPRING. mH,h improved IN health.
Mir ". ID. Osbasae, southern Passenger
scent Of thr Ohio River Rulroad, was in
Tine r,g hst evening stopping Mt the Nc
Lure.
Rev J. G.. Can't. o! the Island Episco-
p4I ,lu,i. vho has r-rn IN tor the pat
two rauuths from typhoid pneumonia, is,
g,. g,,. g'ai 70 near c0Hyals,cing
Mrs Erhcc,a 4. Harden left yesterday
afternoon over the Panhandle road tor Lake
ChautauQua. accompanied by her son
Percy Mrs. Harden has taken residence
at CbaUtUu4Ua for the summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
ovs, here's lookiu at you
I'LL. Knnhsman AWNING.

a certain well.know young man with a
disposition to he tough, and who is now
under about thirteen hundred dollars bonds
for his appearance at Court, is understood
to have gone of with John R1hinsou's cir
cus, and his security is triile anxious. 4
constable and q policeman have been in
search OF the wanderer for the past two
days, but up to Last evening he had not been
heard from. The gentleman wanted was
engaged in rather serious fight in Mar
tins Ferry Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
Ohio Republicans In Town.

After the Republican Convention at Bel
laire adjourned, yesterday evening, quite a
number of gentlemen from Stenbsnyille
drittrd over to this city, Tor supper and
recuperatiOn generally. Among those
who made their presence known were Hon.
T. g. Coulter, Hon Robert Sherrard, Hon.
!. Dunbar !; j. Morrison, j. Y. McCoi-
loch, Col II c. Sherrard, Hon, Joseph W.
Jordan, W II Mooney, Robert M1Goyeru
aud ". K. johnson. All ofthe GentIrucu
spoken to accepted the result Of IN" Con
yenrion gracefully aud phllosoPhcallT,
ard said they were satisfied. Mr. Jordan,
however mourned the loss ola pet walking
stick, which Ee abandoned IN the excite
ment incident to being chosen Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

A TIg GAVE YESTERDAY BETWEEN
WHEELING AND TOLEDO


Yesterdays game at Toledo must have
been aa interesting one, although at first
i, looked as j. the Future Greats ~ would
get there. Manager Buckenberger tried
mis- hand yesterday at third and
hi. errors are eNcusabie considering
the lac, that he has not played a
zane tor long time The game was
called 81 the end Of the tenth inning Cd
account OF darkness, and we have another
tie to play of Its hoped that the weather
VIII warm up. because it is . noticeable
ac. that the Wheelr- boys play better
bail " hen the sun shines brightly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
LLLL.-

S.r,'heT- ct Sluduskg has been fined SIS
sud u-prri~d Indefinitely Tor drunken
U,>s aud jnsdbordinatiou
Sam Hukley. the Browns old seoord
rl,rmtn, D. playing gcest hall for Kansas
CITY. Capt Comlskey thinks him Que of
the stars ll his position Isl LuU.s Rspet
I.r#.
Manager EucAcubergc, = ma~rottr, Toby,
wiil hav. hls picture takca to-day and {
Sal. De- sent e. the club The boys a.e
wrr 10 play better ball after they re-
oyIra .t
Jack SLeppaIi's base bali club 3 very
lNNious 20 play the ShamrOCks next Suu-
dag afternoon on the tunnel green. They
claim they have challenged the ShlmroCks
o number ct times Init the boys from the
gupTt'l isle seem little backward shOu,
PLAYING them Word can De lett 1T Dick
NaDsG-l3's saloon il the ShlmroykS desire
60 play
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
ins.ed on the fr.l ballot. The vote stood

The nominees for Congress having been
! selected it was now in order TO elect dele
yates TO the Republican National Conveu-
ZION. The name OF Hon. Lorenzo Dan
ford was proposed but that gentleman was
on his feet in q moment, and declined the
honor. saving that If lac was selected by
every delegate in the house he could not
see how he could possibly serve. he
therefore desired that his name be drop
ped. Before retiring he made snort
speech in which he SAID 1t Is glorious
thing to belong to the Republican panty.
He could remember the time when 1t was
hard to be Republican. He loved the
marty of Abraham LiHCOln and John Sher-
man. The speaker here took occasion TO
propose the name of Hon. J. A. Bingham
as a delegate to the National Convention.
The suggestion was met with much APP
nlausa MIR. Daniurl told the audience
that Mr.. Bingham aud John Sherman en-
tered Congress together in 800, and that
the constituents of the former could rely
on Mr. Bingham to support his old col
league.
Mr.. Bingham was selected delegate to
the National Convention by reclamation.
There was 4 contest for the place as sec
ond delegate The friends OF Robert Shtr
rari, of Jefferson, and Walter d. Gilbert,
of Noble, were anxious that their rCspec
tive candidate should he selected. Col
rh0s. Anderson OF St,ubtnyillc, told what
a good soldier aud Republican Mr. Sher
Tard was and told the convention that if
his man was chosen he could be relied on
to support Sherman. Mr. Sherrard was
delegate from Jefferson in ls6i, when
Abraham Lincoln Wac nominated Tor Pres.
ident in Baltimore.
Hon. J. Dlnbar present d the name OF
Walter Gilbert in short speech.
When a vote was taken Mr. Sherrard had
$50 and Mr. Gilbert - votes.
For Presidential electors the names Ol
j. VI. Lewis, OF Belmont, W. q. Gilbert !
of Noble, Judge John Cochran, of Be! |
mont and Col. T. 1t Anderson, OF Jeilrr |
son, were presented, Col. Anderson de-
cliued, Cochran and Gilbert were selected |
\ committee had been selected to 20 aud |
hunt CDl. Taylor and have him make
speech, hut the convention djOurned with |
out partakiug of any OF the elOquence III |
the Statesman from Guernsey county |
Alter adjournment there was some kick |
ing among the more energetic delegates be- |
cause no resolutions of any kind had been |
presented TO the meeting The Committee |
On Resolutions simply reported that it
had nothing t. unload The meml crs .
were evidently Of the opinion that the pres
ent national administration was all that .
could be expected, but then there might
have been little charity shown for Josey
Foraker. The Republican State admins
tration and its big debt might have ben
commended some in carefully worded rcso.
lUt!Ons
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

Pa ties desiring 10 visit 81. Louis during
th- Democratic National Convention will
rememb,r that the i. * .. makes three
hours quicker time than via any Other
line Arrangements can be made at Depot
T,krr Office tor T. * .. Palace Sleeping
Car through ~ St l.pnl- without change,
- leave Wheeling morning or evening as
desired Rates M low ~ VIA any other
route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
ClothIug stolen.

A sueak thief, in the person OF an lnto1-
icy.ed tourist printer, went up to the
rooms of the jauitor, in the REGISTER
building, last evening, and selectings coat
and vest, put the latter garment on over
his own, shed his old coat and donned the
nearly new one he found, aud then picking
IN an umbrella he sailed out. The police
secured the coat ard vest, and are after the
thief and umbrella.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made March -, ls-S, by Samuel
J. BOYD and wife, and II II. Hornhrook
and wife, to James II. OSlebay, L w.
Oglehay and Frank NJ. OSlebay, for lots
No. 80, 81, 30 36aud 81, in block No. 3 in
the old Fair Grounds Consideration, -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
The Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad Announces
the Following Excursions to which
Round Trip Tickets will be Sold

The Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad Announce,
| the Following Excursions to which
/ Round Trip Tickets will be Sold
Democratic State Convention at Dayton
/ .. Round trip tickets will be sold May
/ II, Il AID Is. gooi returning to May Il.
Annual meeting OF the Dunkards At
North Manchester, Ind Round trip tick
ets will be snld May Il to % inclusive
good for return passage until June It'll.
| Crowley, Jennings aud Hammond
| Wplchs, and Lake Charles. IA. on May
| 22l, good for return passage 30 days from
| date Of safe
OaiO State Prohibition Convention, at
Toledo Round trip tickets will he sold
May g. Il and p, good returning tc
/ May -.
| National Prohibition Convention at In,
djapap1Iis, Iud. Tickets will he cold May
/ p, - aud -, good for return passage unit
/ June !
Democratic National Convention at St
| Louis. Tickets will be sold June ., aud
/ 1 good for return passage Jane 9th.
Knights OF lythias at Cincinnati, o.
/ Round trip tickets will hs sold June y II
] anu IT, g""u lol ieNHlu l.h'SdEt "HIl JUNK
| 18Th.
10Th Biennial Festival Of the North
/ American s. ngerbuud atSt Louis. Round
| trip tickets will be sold June II, - and
| ~, good for return passage until June
/ 18Th.
National Educational Association at
/ Sm Francisco Tickets will be sold from
| June Is 10 July l.. inclusive. limited Ia
| 80 days for going passage and 90 days for
returu passage from date OF sale.
Republican National Convention st
| Chicago Tickets will he sold June Is, Il
and L. good to return June 23i.
Round trip tickets will be sold topo:nts
in Minnesota, Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas,
| Arka,SaS, Texas New Mexico aud Iowa,
at one fare for the ronnd trip on May -,
June 9Th and 10Th, good going 10 days,
aud good returning 30 days
Roman Catholic Union Knights Of St.
John at Louisville, Ky. Tickets will he
7old Jnne -. -, 25and 26 good returning
lime -
Opening Of The Ohio Valley Centennial
aud Exposition Mt Cincinnati Tickets
will be sold July 3 and {, good Tor return
passage until July 9Th
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endcavor OF America at Chicago Round
trip tickets will be- sold July and ;, good
tor return passage until July 9th
For the ONO Valley Centennial aud TX
position round trip tickets will be on sale
July 3. and continue on sale during the
continuance Of the Exposition. Tickets
will be good returning DAYS from date of
lAlr
Pioneers Centennial Celebration at
Marietta, O., Juiy II AMI 10 Tickets
good for return passage until July 22i.
Animal Sessi1n, Island Park Assembly,
~ Rome CITY, Iud, Round t,ip ticket4
will be sold July % to Aug, l., good for
return passage 10 ASg. Plat.
TG-Sn'e Fair at Toledo, . Rmod
tip tickets vii, be sold Aug, Both 10 3lst,
gOoi for return lasssge until Sept lst.
Illinois State Fair at Oney, III Round
trip tickets will he sold Sept % to >,
good for return passage until oct. 81.
National Encampment Of the Grand
Army OF the Republic at Columbus, O.,
n September.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
4 Timely Warning.

The attention OF parents and guardians
ia called to the advertisement Of the Cit.
zsus and Wheeling Street Railway COmpa-
MES in another column OF this issue. The
practice boys have of stealing rides upon
the cars is one that should be thoroughly
broken up, and parents should be careful
70 caution their children about the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

o., A. H.. l..
i'o" "Nhu'"''".''S " a"' =
the scare '"' NM Ca
Inc iIttSouIg IRON ulah"'a''u'o'7 '''
/ busy preparing a new scale for submission
| ~ ,ba. canine, srysio, NJ the Amalrarnqted
.... &, = ,rd.r-
-NNs"' '"l'"u' my F''P''
stood, to insist upon reduction "l ABOUT
seventy five cents per ton for pudding
,..,l, , .,r-o.sr,r3;r,, zbsy. in all other de.
t.....n..,.,II, rba
P't'l"e"'S Ut '"''' "'o'''
manufacturers say the 'AlN he"'u III Soiue
quarters about the Association contem-
nr,,ir,, An advance is the shCcrest non
=.
, ..,.,..
IAe l'''7'"'E ''"...''.''' ''.''..'. f'''''
a complaining manufacturer aS 1"I'o"s.
1T is preposterOus 10 ask for any IN
crease IN the face OF the present state OF
ailUrI There Is absolutely nothing DO
ing and the price OF bar iron up3n when
The amslgamated scale is based has decreas-
el 10 -. The scale was based on a cent
card-rate, aud there is a rule that the scale
caunot 20 below the cent rate. While
the price OF iron decreases the wages re-
main the same, and the manufacturers are
supposed to stand the loss and not COM
plain The sliding scale OF the Anal
glmatrd Association does not slide like
others ] have -Jca, inGSmu"h a. 1t only
slides one way and that IL up. At the
meeting OF the manufacturers it il prob
able that an effort will he made 20 break
thls TUir IA IL yIveS In. association IN M
fair advantage over the employers Under
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
AnInducementtn Move.

LAST evenings Stenbenyille GG5H said
at il currently reported to-day that Gill
Eros y Co, through Superintendent
5 hu,l,baCh, yesterday offered the married
employees OF the Acme 500 ami the siugIe
ones 80 each, in addition to the cost Of
removal, II they would agree 10 20 with
them to s new location This looks ns II
the Gills had determined to remove and
the o., -ctivr point j. sad to be- TIlin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
DscIsIun Ke.erych.

George Thomas, the colorrd youth now
in Jail on the charge Of being az accom-
plice of George Price, in his thievjnr dep.
relations, was giving a hearing before Jus
tice Phillips, at the jail, yesterday after
noon. The examination was very long
one, there being great many witnesses on
behalf OF both the defense and the State
Price adhered, uader oath, to the story he
had formerly told OF the part Thomas took
in the crimes, hut the prisoner under cN-
animation stoutly maintained his entire in
norcrce, and denied seeing Price on the
night OF the Stamu House robbery, saying
IT ,yaz not until Sunday night that he ulet
him at Celia Williams house OF prostitu
ton.
The Justice reserved his decision until
Thursday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
GENERAL ISrKLLiG ssCE.
Denth $50 OIl CItIlrn

William L. Baxter, oneof the Oldest cit
liens Of Hancock county, died At his home
near Fairyiew Monday afternoon aged =.
His father settled near Falrylew IN li15,
and Mr.. Baxter was the last Of family OF
ten children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
A r,ou FOR uAnrse', FERRY

4 number OF Pithburg capitalists have
organized an electric hight company at
Inrpers Ferry with q capital stock OF
S6oUuUO. Mr.. C. II. Jackson, OF the
Union Switch and Signal Company, is the
president Of the company Mn J. o..
Wilson, secretary aud trrlsurerand Messr@
}. NJ. Gufy, james Atwell and i. NJ.
Iumbert are members OF the Board Of
Directors.
The company i- chartered under the
name OF the Electrified Heat and Power
Company furnishing light AMI electric
power TO the surrounding district The
compauy has IT, principal office in Wash
Iugtun, D. G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16
I,,tcr cnrrIer. should z, IoIce.

II the overworked Wheeling letter car
riers will glance at the Congressional pro
ceedings in this morning = issue Of the RIG
Isrrr, they will see that the House bill
limiting the hours Of work to eight per day
was passed by the Senate yesterday. This
means more carriers and less work for the
Wheeling force.
Bows, here's l0Okiu a. YOU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-16

Our musical people shou'd not tail to at
tend the coace.; to hs given hy the Welsh
Prize Singers, at the Opera House Satug-
dag afternoon AID evening. The com
pauy il novelty in is way, snd the pro
gramme Is a good one