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FOR SALE.

Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZAne'l
Orchard, North and South Front Streets and
sOuth Penn streets, Ut very low figures.
AgOOd rsomed house 81 81! Jacob street, o.
AbaRAln.
Double Brick House, Il and 70 Virginia street
will Ell separate or both together. They con
tain all modern Improvements.
Seven ROOntd House, 1871 South Broadway; /
good property al much lG3 than cOAL
-Four ROOmed Cottage for S995,
Eight Rg0TCd House, North Front street
river lot; all In good condition; $500.
Five RCOncd House, q North BrOAdwayi will
make pleasant home.
~ Rooned Brick House, southwest cornel
Thlfty'cIglth aud Wood streets, Of q bargain
will Pay lOf Investment,
Dwelling Houses, large and small, always OF
ok W. '"" q q SMITH ION Main s,rOo,
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Assignee salas.


~ " vlftgC Ola decd Of Assignment msdO nm ,hO
OFca Y " VvTembtf, lSSy, and recorded ii Inc
ioia. nneI Virginia, In Record Hook No, vi,
Sag ~, " David Hull, IT,, and Maty II. Ninth,
stm s W. Waglhg aud doing 6uSincsS under lid
dsnlls Sae q David Hull, IT,, 4 10. 10 liz I'm.
pNSl,S, WY oLet al public Ile, on Inc
ESssI,a. 70. ?llO Main street, in i6c giiy ~
BafSlp' va, all the stock Of UAfflaPes,
i,hslN MIGgI, Slelghl, hniIhed and uhlIn.
nSSii s sIo' AZ the MNChlaeFy, Tools, ImnIS.
J,tPnoh belonging 70 thS ala David EvIl
plei ny ma contained In lhO promises ocrti!
Win msm asa Carriage Factory. M, Sli0
SAID puG ,ES' II. T. tho city q wheeling, w Va.
81 Sov.,SDAi PBllRUARY II, i 10 AVA y x VI
pioSS S,y, ,1I tom day 10 DAY mil ali tbT
in,N MIo!Cal I,disposed Oh uSS.s ,S,ns '1 pi
bloe NV Il' Nv, Il disposed Of al private SaiC
ilsJs y !, 10 y about lofty vehicle, nj vs,lou,
et pSiIIts ny Gaa an opbottuIlIy viii 10 Of
dIy isSn from O'clock 70 6'ciSSf ~ ,I NV,
SIaiSS n'tptcdl iOf ono WSSf teiOro VA M,
I'RA'oFsAlt-Clm,
S=a. HsLLGa. Anriloneef, Xxx
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Az we'll ~ the most effective method Of
dlSpellihg headaches, Colds and ieverst OF
cleansing the system, il BY taking 9 low
doses Of the pleasant California liquid,
IFnii remedy, Syrup Of Figs, For sale Ia
IA els and Si,00 bottles by Logan \ Co.,
Anton r. Hess, II, y, Burt and 0, Mem
kemellef. L--
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r., 2, = Q, Railroad.

BellAiFe 4 ZaneGyille Through PASSENGER leaves
bellaire ~ S'A0A m, arrives Ut BpllAlfe At 800
p, m,
M arrives Of BOllAlfe at S;26 q. m,
SummeField Accommodation leAyeB BellRIFe
a. l?:2o .. M. arrives at Bollaire at ll!SO a. m.
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snE Is NGKATEFuL,n

~ saved the life of my little girl by
the prompt use of DR.. Acker's English
Remedy Tor consumption, Mrs. VIM,
V. Hartman, New York. @. R. Goetze,
+, B. Burt, q. Menkemeller, Logan &
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Tho simple application Of "syAYNE's ONT.
MEST," without any internal medicine, Will cure
any case OF letter, Salt Rheuni, RinEworm,
Piles, Itch, Sores, PimplcS, HCzCnA, all scalyl
Itchy skin EfuptlonB, no matter how obstinate
OF long standing. II 10 potent, effective, and
oOEtG but 4 tflfIe, TThAw
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live sLoek.

CHICAGO, Jan, ~ Callle.-Recolp.a 10, COO head,
lhlpmenn 90 head make lttohgj steers b d
KID mixed iOSS %, iioss-HSce iiSIT' u pII ~
head shipments 400 head market strong
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRANsGon and after Nov. Is, lSSS--.X
PLANTATION OF RRlEREAcE MARKS, eDGlly. teuns
day excepted. Monday excepted, lsattiF lay
STSse,gIsd; SUNDAY only, Saturday only
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PROPOSALS.
Office, PHYSICIANS.

p,,..-. CLERKS OFFICE, |
NVARD " COMMISSIONER OP TIM COUNTY or
n.. ono, WET VIRGINIA, I
NhGLLiEO, W.VAa January 81, 1852.
Sealed Proposals will he received at this once
Hlt!l ACnIal, the Ath day Of February, 1859, al
W9GlOCk 4. M, ltOm Physicians, for attending
aug furnishing medicines aud drugs TO all per.
.oni eoafhtd ~ County Jail IA lunstlcs, or Der.
~, ~ changed With iVOnies or lnlsdCmpanors ior
February, lSS9. '"N ''''' ""' "
v,! InS ptti'OI receiving the appointment shall
Y The Board, for ilC iailhfui Mathematician ~
The trust and agreement, '' F''''' "'"'''V VI
ali bids 'N' "V 'fn' 70 TglSGt ~! oI
ssSsHM President,
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Railroads.

IW4EELING ( ELM GROVE R. R.
w On and after Saturday, October 10, 1883,
trAinl on the Wheeling & Kiln Grove Railroad
Will run q follows;
$50 a. M, 100 a. M, e. M, II 100 q. M, p.
IEAyE WnEEIiSG p1RE!! 'N'P N'' '"'"~'
6:lO a, M, 7:+6 q. m 1000 a. M, 1880 M, $50
T oS Il iRitS SST IRSI IT, S SSS Viii
run a. OllOWS: LcAy0 tho city Of 500 q. M, and
run every hour until 9;lop, m. Leave Wheeling
At Sd ESH every hSGT pGI y
noa q. j; HIRscH. sup,t
PALTIioRE&oHIo RAILROAD
ODepAftureot trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November IL, lsSS-EAgtern time;
Express Tor Chicago and the Northwest, 1923
N, $40 m, s:lo p m daily, and ll;l6 p m daily
Express for Cincinnati and st. Louis, 1928 m
daily, II 10 p m daily, except Saturday.
Columbus accommodate ton, sos m, daily,
For Columbus, 500 and 1925 q IN daily, and
nilS p N. dSig ,,r SSSsert Saturday. and 2sOpn
ExptSsS tcr Warrington, D. O., baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, via Grafton, s:66a
N and 6aO m, daily, via PltuburEh $50 p. IN.
FoF Pittsburgh and Warrington, Pa, 500 m
daily express, 1850 m, daily, las p m, daily
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wash.
luktoni fh't D;ou Nj unlly except euuuny,
For Pittsburgh, Washington, baltimore and
Philadelphia At 6:ao p IN daily
Columbus aud Cincinnati, 2:4S q IN, Sunday
For Moundsyllle, $40 a m, and 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, aId 6:l0p m, daily.
Grafton accommodation, $40 p m, daily.
For Cumberland, $40 N, daily, except Bum
For 81, ClAlrsyille, s:OS m, 9:2O p m and $40
p N, daily except Sunday.
Express tralnB arrive from Chicago, 1856 and
$3.50 m and $40 m daily, and 4:4 m daily
except Monday.
Express trains arrive from 81. Louis and Gin.
clhnAt, 400 m and $40 p m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia Balti.
more and Warrington, D. O., via Grafton, 1898
pm and g;O6 p m dAllyi via. Pitbburgh, lO:lb
Trains arrive from Columbuu, A:SS am daily,
and go p m daily, and 1875 am daily exert
Trains arrive from Pittabursh, 1918 a m daily,
and l2ASp m, except Sunday, 6:bS p nj and ll;i6
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 800 m,
daily except Sunday. '
Trains arrive from Moundsyllle, o:4S m and
1a0 p IN, daily except Sunday,
Trains arrive from Grafton, 9;45 q m, and 1l:Sb
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 m, daily
TraIuS arrive from st. Clalrsvllle, 1oaOa m, and
1:to and $50 m, daily except Sunday.
BellAlre accommodation ll;l6 p. m, Saturday
only.
residences on orders left al ticket 0fCc, 100 Mar
GMks. q sCUII. Gen. Pass Agent
W NJ CLEMENTS Manager
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They have "potato socials" in Kansas.
The name may be from tho fact that
young folks go there TO pare.
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FOR SALE.
tsNTwenty'lbur Lots In Caldwell's Add.
tlOu 10 The City Of Wheeling.

Gld Lots arc bounded on tho north by Twenty
MAIN street, on the cast by Fillmore street, on
~ Nutl " The HAndlAn Homestead, and or
The west BY the 4, 4 0. 4. X.
Inelf proximity 10 thu above named railroad
ahblhhmenu. wv 'N' ''''''' '''N VS. ''-'
licAuCllOA. "''' W WV ~ FNS
For terms and further information apply 10
". V. HOGR 4 BRO,
o,w,,,,.v w.. 1900 Market Street,
Alb SW Cor. Chapllhe 4 Sixteenth st.
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The hustle is one Of the things by
means OF (which art gets the bulge
on nature. ----
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Metals,

New YoRK, Jan. 2s.-PIg iron steady. Copper
nominal lakc February 1850. Lead unchanged
TIN dull; straits Sal IS,
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0fFlce.seekers who get left will set up
the inaugural brawl, Oh, yes, there will
be dancing.
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petroIeiItn.

Petroleum.
NEW YORK, Jan. y. - Petroleum opened at
size, but after tho ilrSt sales the market became
dun and sagged of TO 6G9Ec. slight improve.
ment followed aud the market closed steady at
SIC; sales 69,0OO barrels.
SIZE Iowest SS. closed S NJ s6S, ENes III &C.
barrels. cearanGCS 1922 900 barrels; runs O. 500
barrels; shipments l96I25 barrels; charters
Il AS barrels,
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 2S.-opened and closed
at Sc; highest s7Aci lowest SCAC ClearanCes
8SS, 700 barrels.
PtTrsBvRdH, Jan. .8. - Petroleum. dull but
steady opened and closed at Sci highest SIZE;
lowest S6sEc. ...
TlruwlLLE, PA, Jan. 2s.-opencd aud highest
S71lci lowest SG9Sci closed at S67Sc
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steubcnYllIe Female Seminary.

oteupcntLle EelhAle ocWlnaFy
The best Of advantages In Music, Painting
and Languages, "a well az In English, sl25 PEI
hall YEAR MSO WIN music. Pupils Admlttet
DE-. A. n, REID, Principal, or Mrs. SANFORD
Co, Principal, iAl9 wAW
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Aman troubled with the big-head com.
plant feels very small after he has been
CuroH
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1.-THE Gladstone" Lamp.

;, CINCINNATI, Jan. section steady mlddlinl
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lsaa 9si heavy 81 ssas OOi liant 8 ssa

mixed 81 76a4 o.; heavy 81 s6a5 90; light 81 SSa
0S; Skips s. Gla5 10. shIep-Recelpts 5000 head
shipments 200 heAdi market stronger and bal0C
40 10; Tcxans!s5 coal 30; lambs 81 0OaG 10.
EAST Liberty, PA, Jan. 2s.-Ca.tle- Receipts
1910 head; shipments 10 head: market SLOW
Al last week prices. Hogs Receipts 200 head
'Shlpmonts $500 head; market fair; Philadel.
phlas 50 0Oa6 Us; pigs aud Workers s. 00a5 10.
Sheep-RCceipS $40 head; shipments 1000
head; market tlrm aud zoe higher than last
weeks prices
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.-Hogs stronger: common
and light q 00a4 pSt packing aud butchers 81 Gu
1 Us; receipts 40 head; shipments SO head,
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". !. ROBINSON, Gen'l rus. Agent,
FRED HusEMAN, Tray. Psss. Agent, We :. V"
WhOalIuR " Va

.GLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
Is, iSss Train leave Bridgeport, Genital Stand.
ard tlmei For rlttlbufgh, Chicago and UiOyV.
land, 400 N, For rltubdfgh, l0y22 a tn, For
Chicago and Cleveland, iil2 p m. For PlLBbGfgh
m. For Martins Ferry, 6il6 d m.
Trains arrive ~ bridgeport u 1863 4 m, 10. ~
m, l2.25 p IN, 4il6 p m, liO7 p m, and 7ii7p N.
nniD
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
GENERAL SPINNER FEARS 4 PANIC.

Washington, Nov. (SpeciaD General r. E. Spinner
exTrcasurer of the United States, whose name
body saw daily a quarter OF century ago, but which
nobody could read, is spending few days in Washing
ton He has arrived at an age when most men and
women too, frank. not TO say loquacious. He IS
eighty eight years cid, but his memory for names,
dates and faces would be remarkable in younger
man. He has been holding impromptu reception
ever since he arrived In speaking of incidents that
occurred when he In Washington he often corrected
his visitors in matters OF dates.
General Spinner retains active interest in the
financial affairs Of the Government. and regularly
receives and carefully studies the monthly statements
issued by the Treasury Department He has opinions
too, and Is frank and ready 20 express them. He
says panic, the worst the country has known,
Will certainly come unless back track Is taken
the silver policy now in favor The first time there
is short crop" he said STAR reporter to-day.
and the balance Of trade Is against us uemsndOus
panic will may not live TO see 1t. but you
Will. Two conventions are about 10 be held. one
with the view Of having the silver coinage increased
TO the maximum limit the other in of unlimited
coinage For them TO succeed in their efforts would
put bring disaster upon the country. Silver IS no
longer a precious metal.
MY idea is,S he cpntinued. " 10 have all the gold
IN lhe Treasury AID have the Government ISSUE the
currency upon N-cuffency OF all denominations. Not
ve dt any ume converted into currency that Is, to
nave Donds and currency based on gold and inter
ConNeruDle. twenty-five thirty per cent of gold
rcseINe Would be enough secure this currency
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
OBITUARY..
JACOB OTTNANN.

Jacob Ottmann, the well known lithographer, dlcd
yesterday morning at his home No. 125 lexington
ave Mr. Ottmann had been ailinS for about TWO
wears with trouble Of the heart and in June went
abroad for his health. He returned about SIX weeks
ago without having been benefited and rapidly grew
worse. lie was born IN Meisenheim-on the-Glahn'
Prussia Marb 4, 1919, and came 10 this country IN
1863 After attending school for few years, he
became a bookkeeper for ferdinand Mayer sons
photographers; at No. 96 Fulton-st In 1878 ne
enteIed into partnership with the thographing hrm
of Mayer d Merkel After the establishment OF
puckr he became associated with Keppler IL Schwarz-
mann in It's publication. The business was moved
inro the new Puck' building in loo6 and was con-
WesSrs Mayer and Merhel having retired several
Years previous. Mr.. Ottmann's wife died about hNe
Years ago. \ daughter of thirteen years survives
him The funeral will be beld TO morrow at / 80
o'clock at ST. Georges Church, the burial taxing
pace at Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
REDUCING RATES TO THE EAST.

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 5 (Speciall.-The matter OF
reduction OF the rates 10 the East OF the Chicago
and Atlantic Road to the same basis those quoted
by the soO' and Chicago and Grand Trunk has been
objected TO by General Passenger Agent Taylor, Of the
soo' road, and the other lines now watching
the action Of the Chicago and Atlantic with consider
able anxiety The reasons for the application OF the
chicago and Atlantic is not generally understood by
other than those directly connected with the passen
ger departments Of the several Chicago lines. In
1878 meeting of the trunk line presidents held
In Chicago, and permission given to the Chicago
and Grand Trunk and the Chicago and Atlantic roads
to quote rate between - and % less than the other
lines to the East because of their circuitous routes
Both roads have since quoted the rates until
the first Of this month when permission granted
the Chicago and Grand Trunk 10 make the rates
10 the East as was quoted by the "soo,' s2s TO-
while the rates of the Chicago and Atlantic left
at their former basis Of $50 80.
The officials OF the Chicago and Atlantic claim the
right TO quote the same figures the Chicago and
Grand Trunk, and is understood that General Pas
senger Agent Donald, Of the former road, will reduce
his rate 10 - 20, regardless Of the fact that the St.
Faul and Minneapolis Passenger Association refuse 10
put them In the twin city rate sheet. A. local
ger agent says 1t is unjust discrimination of the
ST. Paul and Minneapolis Passenger Association to
make concessions to the Chicago and Grand Trunk
that are not made to the Chicago and Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
INA FAIR WAY TO SUFFER FOR FRAUD

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Judge Prendergast this morning
denied bail TO W. F. Kent who was last Saturday
found guilty OF an infringement Of the election
law and was prosecuted by John Harlan, Of
Justice Harlan IN behalf Of the election commissioners
Il desre,' said the Court, 4" TO dissipate any i'm.
preston that may prevail to the effect that offences
against the election laws and particularly those in
relation to primaries trivial matters. The time
has come when the decent element Of the community
has decided that fraud and trickery in election
matters must be stamped out This is an offence
against the primary laws. The statute provides greater
punishments for less serious offences. A man who
registers at two precincts is liable to term in the
penitentiary. Compare such an act with those Of
the defendant Kent was a political leader who
in order 20 secure five such judges a. he wanted,
adopted questionable tactits, in one instance re-
sorting to bribery Offering election judge political
Ireferment II he would quietly step out of ohce
/ regard fraud at primary elections as Of more i'm
pOrtance than the election proper In the latter
ca,e a precinct or ward is Affected while IN the
former the result of fraud is TO disfranchse the
entire party"
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
NO MORE FAVORITISM.
RECENT ORDERS FROM SECRETARY TRACY AND
THEIR RESULTS.

| RECENT ORDERS FROM SECKEIAh1 4hAOi AN
THEIR RESULTS.
Secretary Tracy has made rule in the Naval
service which will be of general benefit to it, and
promlses 10 break UP the system of favortsm that
caused general Generalization among the Officers
during the preceding Administration 1t Is noticeable
that when he into office the political atmosphere
that had settled about the Navy Department dis
spated and the regular military discipline that be-
longs there at restored. That military
hand is at the head shown by the orders 10 officers
by which they are 10 talse their regular turns at sea
and on shore. A recent order 10 the effect that
ehe younger officers must make up their minds TO take
mOre active service at than they had been doing
in addition TO many recent orders were those an
nounced yesterday affecting this station.
Chief Engineer Edward A. Magee is detached from
the Ossipee and ordered the Navy Yard TO succeed
Chief Engineer william A Winslow, who has been
ordered 10 the Dolphin 10 succeed Chief Engineer
A. W Morley The latter has been ordered TO duty
as inspector Of machinery Of tie amOred cruiser
Maine building at the Navy Yard Lieutenant Allen
G. Paul, WHO first ordered 10 the Navy Yard IN
connec ton with the construction OF the Maine, and
then detached and ordered aid to Commodore Ram
say has been ordered TO the Kearsarge lie was last
at sea in August, 1856 Commander Horace Elmer,
who has been inspector on the Lighthouse Board for
three years, yesterday relieved Commander W. II.
Whiting Of command Of the sloop-ofWar keaisarSe.
Commandtr Whiting thus begins his leave of alb
sence granted him for one year october l, and
from which he suddenly recalled because of the
temporary embarrassment of Secretary Tracy with
regard to the command Of the vessel detailed 10 take
Minister Douglass and his family 10 Hayti.
Commander Elmer IS with one exception, Com
mander schouler the youngest officer OF his grade al
though there twenty-five of the same grade below
him In rank. He entered the Navy in 1851 and
mained at the Academy until lie was graduated in
1864 and then went the Hartford 70 the East
Indies. He executive officer of the usslpee when
She made her memorable cruise through the tOrtuouS
and narrow waters Of Smyths Channel and the Straits
OF Magellan in 1872 in command OF Captain J. y.
Miller, the present acting commandant of tho New
XaI1
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
OREGON TRANsCoNTINENTAL,

Portland, Ore, Nov. 5.-A special meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Oregon Transcontnental Com
pany was held here This afternoon to consider the
propriety OF reducing the capital stock and also
sderlng the question Of authorizing the dissolution
Of the company, disposition Of It's property, etc.
Proxies for 346.127 shares 10 Henry Willard, Charles
L. Colby, or Paul Schulz voted by Schulz. Ex-
James K Kelly voted 1854 shares by proxies
from friends OF Elijah Smith and 1,04s shares were
represented personally The meeting harmonious
and resolutions were passed unanimously authorizing
the reduction Of SIO0OO,OO0 In capital stock, reduc
ing It 10 $50 900 OOO also authorizing the taking of
steps necessary for the dissolution of the company
with Instructions 10 the Board 10 pay all the oolga
tons OF the company, sell all the property and after
settling the business, divide the assets among the
stockholders The next annual meeting will be In
June when the proper mode Of final settlement VIII
be dexned and dissolution will probably be erected
before the following annual meeting.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
First race at . D. N.


From present indications the baseball players con-
vention will last al week. II may be in ses-
sion when the Board of Directors of the League meets
next Monday. An informal meeting Of the Brother
hood and few of their wealthy friends held yes
eriay TO map out the line of action 10 be pursued at
the regular meeting to-day. constitution and by
laws were drawn up.
The selection Of permanent officers for the Players
League furnished the veliest topic for the meeting,
there beng much diversity Of opinion II is proposed
10 elect some wen.known business man president,
while the secretary viii be salaried officer. anl
several names are on the slate already. Secretary
Keefe SAYS that the players not compelled 10 sub
scribe half of the capital stock of 10000, but that
they will half of the stock IN most OF the cinbs'
Ii was reported last night that Camel, the catcher,
had signed with the Boston Cub, but the rumor was
not credited by the players in the city. IL Is fact
however. that no answer has yet been received from
Pitcher Clarkson 10 tho anxious inquiries about h!s
Intentions
New-York tribune., 1889-11-06
Conversation
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