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Evening journal., 1889-03-23
PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR ST., 900 SINKING FUND
u LOAN OF WILMINGTON. DELLA
WARE.
1 Proposals viii be received at the City Treas
#r's Office until II o'clock m. ON Tuesday,
#reh %, 1889, for the purchase Of all or any
8tion of eabove loans to be issued in bonds
5000 or multiples thereof for the purpose
#refunding loans Nos. 10. IL. IL and IL
counting to S72,0J0,due and payable on April
$3.50
#afd refunding being by authority of an act
#the Legislature as approved by City Coun-
entitled, An act to provide a sinking fund
the payment Of the city debt of Whining
This loan win bear interest at a rate not ex-
&ding ~ per cent. per annum. payable semi
#aually on the first days of April and October
zeach year. and is redee nable as follows.
H-ies 81. October !. 1895. 95............... & s050
hes q. April !. lsq1.,.. ......... .... II 800
8'ies 81. October /. ISs6. .......... 1900
s-ies IS, April l, 1897 7................. 1900
S-ies Is, October ]. 1897. 7................ 1890
Hies 81, April !, 1898. ................. ~, 200
Aries sS. October I, 1898 ..... ...... 4O5O
address all bids in sealed envelopes 20 r. r.
Hifith. City Treasurer, marked Proposals
Sinking Fund Loan The committee
serves the right TO reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM II. QUINN, Finance
JAMES +. McGONIGAL, Committee.
SAMUEL CHAMBERS.
|test, r. X. Griffith, City Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1889-03-23
Princeton's Baseban schedule.

PRIN cEToN, n. j., March 2S-Princeton',
baseball games this season will be as follows
Princeton against Jersey City, March 80
Detroit, April 20; Rutgers, April "a; Yale
April "a; JaspeTS, May l; Harvard May IL
Yale, May Is; University Of Pennsylvania
May 25; Riverton, June 5; Princeton Gradu
ates, June IL.
Evening journal., 1889-03-23
On tic Track Of a Murderer.

WIIKEsBARRE, Pa, March 2S-Detective
Rogers, OF ToIoat,. has tacei 70 TINS region
Andrew Wilson WHO murtieled his betiothed
at Tofonioa week ngo last sunday When
la.t .-4.--- =. -. ., - .s.- --. = 1-.-l'
Evening journal., 1889-03-23
A Signal of distress.

PORTSMOUTH, n. , March 23-lt is re
ported that the Boz Island light station, Of
York, Ne, is displaying a dag at half mast
Union down-the signal Of distress. The Sc,
is SO higl that the pSple on score can rendel
u. Gss-s.c1c..
Evening journal., 1889-03-23
ZOE RENr.

FOR RENT.
69-l1 Van Buren street, S22.
7l3 French street, S35.
l405 Harrison street. S20
lOl0 Monroe street, $50.
702 Franklin street. $50.
a05 shipley street, S2S.
l226 Linden street, SIS.
BrOOme, corner Banning street, S25
GIG Van Buren, street. S25.
S04 Harrison street. S22
123 DUPONT street. Sl0.
East Third street, store, SS5
6i3 Lincoln street, $40.
Offices, second story, Seventh and Market SITS.
Ill. ID. WALTER,
NO. w. SEVENTH ST.
Evening journal., 1889-03-23
LIVE sToCK.


OR SALE S250--A FINE SPAN OF
young Morgan horses; first-class road
Is. double OF single, and perfectly sound
gentle; grey; own brothers; five and six
Il spring; size, 800 lbs each; perfect team
livery respect. Also three blooded Holstein
Filings, two heifers and one bull, registered
from imported stock. Address, w. S.
EKERSON, Ellendale. Sussex county. Del.
Evening journal., 1889-03-23
IMPoRrANT no soLpIERs.

For the information of the army Adit.
Gen. Drum has issued circular, based ON a
recent legal opinion, TO the effect that a
minor solder of the army in confinement un-
der charge Of desertion will not be dis
charged from military service by the court
until he has been released from such confine-
ment. A minors contract Of enlistment is
not void but voidable. 1t seems that If he be
over IL years Of age he can only be dis
charged upon the application of his parent or
guardian; otherwise, if he be under Is or if
be were insane or intoxicated at the time Of
his enlistment.
Evening journal., 1889-03-23

Gen. Badeau Opposing Fred Grants Con.
firmation-Corp. Tanner Nominated fol
Commissioner Of Pensions-other Ma.
tional Capital Topics, of Interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

Different from all other places.
Observation-Disclosures
is the select new village
on New-YOrk Bay,
south of Bay Ridge, l.. l.,
AZ minutes from Battery, n. Y.
Via new 39th-st. Brooklyn Ferry.
1t is developed to higher state OF per
lection than any other suburb.
About thirty handsome dwellings
have been erected within the past year.
The RR. station is on the premises.
No one can appreciate the advantages
of Bensonhurst as place of residence
for both Summer and Winter without
seeing it. The trip is short and de-
lightful by frequent trains and boats.
The agent accompanies parties deslr-
ing 10 visit BcnsOnhurSt every alter
noon by boat leaving Battery, New
York, at three o'clock.
illustrated circulars sent.
Address G. B. +. Randolph, Al Wall
ST., \. V, or agent, Oh property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
Eetturss anD Aleetinau.

m He ANNUAL MEETING Of the society OF
and thc transaction Of Other bnsnss VII be held OF hg
in,uiution On Tutsiay, June H. 1899, at o'clock to
opsn At Bit5 The AnniNersary aScrries VIII be hca "
the chanel 81 3A5 Annual rports VIII bo real ara "a
d,e.sss by the hfehdeaeon AeISrdcr Maokav smith aud
Other csrgymen Train ltaveN Grand Crnr9! stlp93n,
Harlem r. r., on o!S5 rturnlng NJ ) ~ ~ corclaIB
Invited, BENJAMIN H. YIELD fE"''"e""
H. H. McT,AREN Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
Hllscelianeons

A SECRETARY,S position vacant o. hrstc, s So
"A poIatiOn q suitable taking EloOOu ~ NV t"h
psnys bonds that nay regularly per cent per anlny
can secure IT, Addfcas hC0RPoRAffoN.' iinN u TrbA
une Ofice - ----- -
Send postal for quotations quality the best
Yellow Rose Creamery butter.
FULL CREAM CHEESE, FRESH JERSEY EGGS,
E.tas,Aod lsSa Clark BaIc0mHoisl reference given.
40 AND t72 cHAMBERs.sT" NEw.YoRx'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
90 Get, FURNISHED.

Country.
A WATERFRONT Queen Ammo cottage ut Wave Crest
a Far Hoeks Nay, l.; IztiouH. ~ rooms and bath
house Windmill large Rct desF ing SSthIns' boating
PHILLIPS WELLS, Tribune Bulldng
A MONO The berkshire Hls two miles from RAILROAD
a cottage rooms stable large NAPLES
eImS ara beautiful lawn OF acre rent furnished tl5O
season g. A. SEYMOUR 1874 rark.Gve. or PHILLIPS
4 WELLS Tripune building "
At MANHAHsKT, SHELTER ISLAND. L. Ito lot
"A furnished, for the season, desirable new cottage
Keeping Mes take meals 81 hotel u preferred p
ply +" II H. MOWER az linton sausrn Ilonrn :.
MOUNTAIN STATION, y. I.-gor rent turnl'hcd; toT
/ ana elegant and sxseedinsiy wen igrnisasa hosss With
inSr we'll and conytnlsnty losssd, as 70
I moan.sln .yss. s9d 5AE6'd, A bsIos ,s!ApPy
H. r CITY, or give full address tAAs ne eWnes NAV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

HErRoPPSSttiSriSsE I oP3a.a All house.
SPECIAL BIN pin. fEsF0RSi INcEs
, THE JoHssFowN SUFFERERS
The Entertainment C9uates appointed by Ills Honor
S sSsTs ps OF ss ss soS v se
q The sFtss whose names appear below, arrShged tho
SERIES OF BENEFITS
S MSS SR1o$iiS%h S%5S 5ss S S5FlS II NST Z
GAME OF CARDS.
Recitation .........."...........Mr WILTON LACKAYE
Song. His art True T. PoIl' .....RosIHA yoKEs
Forum scene from JULIUs CAEsAR
THE MOB BY piominea, mombeT, Of the JAZZ Az
"oomss a Birdie A.nrtns MATHILDE corTRELLY
SIX cONEpIANs in . NOVEL ENTERTAISMENr
Hoy T. 4. EoocitS JED, d. InSsIiS So '''D
A Modern Antony ..................BURR MACINTOSH
sOeOaa Act q Ven suppe'" oporn
M, pI ~ ,, tES n N9oAULL 2rEEA COMPANY.
stage Manager
BROADWAY THEATRE,
WE9 SRINR9Aiy AFE 6E sSs c 5gE u "a
....,,, .,-.nI ia ' 6gLS SRS'a
p a sDd by T e1 STs SsSd S VIII ss
Tsn e ne 2 ny % SsIS@@ sno in s hs and. sss
By rrahcs Wilson. suetOneeE assisted by members q
Seats now on SALE
wEDsEf sFS5rK FEf fR$TRT 5tSS AT
Now being arranged fOF.j
THE tisrSo
THUhsDssEF E AETEfS22N IYNNG n AT
tFOr particulars ADVERTISEMENT In tO:days paDers)
THuEsb1T iftESssGsin fgS SEsH Al 6tIock
Rsetation-in Bohemia I, ", EDES PLYMPToN
Comic Act By LOUIS HARRISON.
Recitation By HARRY EDWARDS.
EDWIN Do so5 ,ss.I LA 9SsEES2 BARRETT.
In 81 TR if!ff s'' of
HrHHI IA &; SSI RFEjS,ssIfS!s''.'o'
Nv. MoRgIsEY's 0PEsA. COMPANY.
MkRTHA
AN ORCHESTRA OF 800 MUSICIANS
Sss SEA- 1S&TSJS% Ssi;f;
Of loo pisoos unler ioSdsrshp Of sig, csppa.
JosEFFY. The cm,Dsu, PiaOIsL
s P5s:. Gc;ls =, "a ssp :y 81
Admission, 81.
The sucn sas Of seat, and boxes for this entertain.
T S % t soD, place ISsy J ~ a. If M
john prsger assisted By Mr. De Wolf HOppsT and Mr..
Regular ssie commence, wednesday morning.
rmrnsbHH S9f fyiFSSrTTa !Ei iTsE rs.a
Mr. 4. NJ PALNER's COMPANY
Tickets "a ,aIs wcanosd,T msruinG
MADISON sorhRF GARDEN
T TUssrRR A hTHaiISEhTIce r5oStNRrHMkET
~n!ch the following weknown bOSe" and athletes
s s2ES s T HELL RIE, FEFs aHEooos
m Rffy p SHPSs }i8 8SNY H SEAffT
DiLLY EDwAErs. CAL MCCARTHY:
PNoS shhFFDY M,!ss tH1 peNoVAN
"wINpUP- between JAKE KJLRAIS and CHARLEY
Admission. e. ., ~ 10 5F Reserved seat.
FRIDAY IgHI, fSfEIS Sso $USE ,Sss.sv .
~'' '' RiiP VAN wIHKLE.
Tickets on sale Tuesday.
Regular prices will prevail at all performances except as
'00'0 A''"I ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE:
f Il n PH y. stSe asRl'T T9Ts.ursr,
6ANlE 1l' FR5HaAN. EBEMuYp c STANTON
cm&s i T. rriHIER THEopoRE MOSS.
JITH STREET THEATRE. cor 6th-ave.
ia Po'i9ivfKiy f G.;i VI OF
UNCLE ZOE gS f as5;s,T S s.n,F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

A iIfGUCi.NSs stock farm having nltlorn' I"uvh
eood nlrmnI.rc Tor yachts about 10 miles tom yY;
gooi rrsdrnr" farmers house dairy, barns md stables
elegantly finished and having oy.b SonEtnlrnc" dairy.
h'''he''' ~r"iiIii.Lirs' & Wills Tribune fulfilling.
N AprJEs ytshlng 70 rent cottages at Bloch Island
either furnished unfurnished, hd1rss II. :. MIL
y1KfS real cstate broker, block Island T. 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
boar6 noaule6.

w ASTED.- by whtcg Tor the pre-. for the sumner
ch1nRsd Address stating terms WRITER, Tribune oico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

II ASTORIA. l.. /. --.,..-,... $1,000
a nor II. SMITH CO. have the exclusive agency
,,ct fropi only few steps from tho steamboat landing
ana 92i, ferry on newly opened streets, hr Gh "hch
sewer has uIL b"en built and arrangement arc pr
I.rng for exendIng the city mains aud gas ppeh
Thsse properties embrace large number OF iull size eiy
lots oN HIGH GROUND WITH DELiHHIftL hUh
ROINDINGS which win be sold only b. desirable parues
under restrictions character Of buildings 70 be erected
uhe intention Of tho present owners being 70 maze tho
oray srietiy gcnieei residence nclghborhoodl These
ots win be sd at reasonable prices very liberal terms
ard ac rsnreay recommended for heathtulness beauty
Of location and me guarantee OF permanent
saru,y ,V,Inst undesirable nelRhIors surroundings
Maps ana our Offices. 1874 FuIton'aEe and 81
Main. st Astoria, L. !. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

Aurlion 5alss Of Give Stock.
AT AUCTION wM. EAsToS, AUCTIoNEER
THE sf h4RlSHE s2's sEHI @AAPFsh SALE
Ht il&SRGNW &Sb s St8fk fHH1afSS5r s
COMPRISING THIRTY HEAD OF
GRAND CARRIAGE AND SADDLE HORSES
WILL TAKE PLACE
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
Maa.on and 4,h ayes, 2o'h and 9th sts, NewYork.
TOMORROW, MONDAY, JUNE 10. Al IAN
Uf" tAHHn Il Eli hNR ihsS n &s
ALL .psS &5tF hf"S %I III SStP RESERVE
PEsyATE 9XN Has y YE6 Sst
"E9Ci so CID D1 So SEI 70 kifiRED o''Sf
' 4 a$s fHF
GaH 81 'i'f 'Ha ~ N S% TN
AT AUCTION wM. EAsToN, AUcTioNEER,
Belle Mepa. J JHs is lawn 'S sna o Fp +; rs.os
Gen. W. IL. Jackson, w% GGsstaam and Charlie. Reed
Belle SM :rsG 5 "a ss,! %d F Fss- studs
ON MONDAY "'! Iu lsiGi Pre- r. AT IL A. NJ,
THE EAsroN co. SALE pApDocKs
HUNTS POINT, ,G..HS "a a. Southern Boulevard,
Reached by New YORK. Yewn,yen saa Hartford r. R,
Ct upper end OF 6F'dss cHSSss' n, the river az 'A
Those annd ycS.Iloss WI es on exhibition
r.. from Tnursdsy i next up C. he hour Of sae.
VII EksToN AHe.Ioneer ils9 -- nrosa~sy:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

COUNTRY BOARD in the famous Berkshire Hills
large brick building covered paIIa cool rooms no
MOSQUITOES o. malaria tennis and cIo9get grounds shade
treeS agnncen scenery, walks and drives Photograph
o. buildings and full particulars TYen BIZ L. KEYSEA
druggist, 400 othaye., or address VIM NJ. DELAVAN'
NewLebanon, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
gounlrr Bccr6 h)antto.

W, hNTEp-FirstcIas. board in Of'nEe FOR July snd
w August thr pleasant and guod table party
OF four; locHGOn pIefefTrd oJav.uisIt 20 Ifiu X II.
station. AAdress stating trims and full particulars g. =
LINCOLN. lis Hsncoek. 81, nrOoElJh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

EDWIN BOOTH. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
and their COMPANY,
In The third act Of
OTHEILO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
HERRM thN Prestldigitateur,
and his COMPANY.

J. W. MoRRIsEY's OPERA COMPANY.
In The third Get %
MARTHA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

AN ORCHESTRA OF 500 MUSICIANS
furnished By the AschenprOde vstein, under tho flrsc
tlon OF Anton ssidl ThsodoFe Thomas and walter
Damfo-ch Including the full TTH REGIMENT BANL
Of 100 plfoos unler leadership Of sig Csppa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

THE BOOK OF oPEE.AIR SPORTS octave. 800
i paReS ILLUSTRATED The standard outhOtiv ~
American onensiF smassmehta Rules for sailing swim
ming bali payAs sheo,iaa horseback rdlns. &C., &c. tn
EStertanns AID universally c6nplimented By the prcsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

= PRIMO RACE MEETING AT JEROME
~ PARK Racing Monday, June 10Th, and thereafter
VI - and Including June I4h, Sundays excepted:
THE kEM;f0Rk CLNIRAL AND Hti5S0S RIVER
Special trains viii leave Grand Central station promptly
OF ~ so, !, % and 80 NJ and a. many additional
sp.sSi ,r'ny I'll Be- ESp a. may 3 NOON
CARS viii leave Grind Central station .,
FROM NETWORK CENTRAL WAITING ROOM
each day 1t 40 3, returning promptly CT
the close ri the race.
race.dAys Will BE- attached trains leaving at
10 81 and II 20 ana run through % the racecourse
The train leaving at o6 D. m. will stop Fordhsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

Seeoad Act OF Won suppe's Opera
CLOVER
by the McCAULL OPERA COMPANY.
ADoLPH NoWAK, Musical Director. H. A. GRIPS
stage Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

* ERKsHIRE HILLS DIo okslde Farm, 16oo T. high
~ peasant healthy Pittsned 10 years expert.
snse terms PS 10 tS per week J. A. HoYCE LanssbOro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
tony ............,--....p BURR MACINTOSH

SIX COMEDIANS In NOVEL ENTERTAINMEN
FSsnk Daniels James T. Powers Charles Evans, VILLA
HOeJ, r. A. Roberta Jer, d. knselis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

TX VThtDEKS WANTED.-In healthy location none bYt
dress Box 104, KatonsR N W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

FAST HAMPToN.-Good board at q farm house. near
VI" ocean, terms 20 no, ia5 E,,, Jr,mr,oo 7. 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

COUNTRY BoARD.-New. llampshlre, Splendid oppor
FRANKLIN Tribune Uptown once, OBS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

II ELAwANNA CoTTAGE.-NeaE Delaware Water Gap
~ among mountains; boating, nshng good board &C.
sommodate 80. Terms moderate. JAMES HUTChIE-
SON, Delaware N. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

Family Circle. 50 cents Doves, e26 and $40.
Admission, sl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

II GARD IN Dutehsss County large house rooms IS
moderate Mrs n w PULVER Hastcds n &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

II UTToNWooD FARAI.--Grand old shade trees, large
lawn pleasant rooms, iresh milk yegetablea nut
Derrlea terms 80; references given Address GEO. !.
SANGER Canterbury, Wirdham Co Conn,
R ERxsHIRE COUNTY Pleasant and healthy Ioea-
uoh ios summer reereaion mountain sports ple1sAat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

The eucun sh,s Of seats and boNoI FOR this entertain
mrht will take place Tuesday, June llth, a. { a
the Madison square TheNsrs undsr The dissection NJ MI
John Draper. ASSISTED by Mr.. De Wolf HOppaT and NJ
FFAn~s wilson.
Regular sale commences wednesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
Giir proptrip Go Get.


A LARGE number Of hISI lofts, some very desirable,
a 10 let rutland 4 WHITING,
BsskmAn-Sk
A LARGE sstory BUILDING on Bsekpsn.st % lea
n RUTLAND 4 WHITING. 5 BeeEmnn-tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

l. IRST.CLASS BOARD for ak or eight persons large
airy rooms; salt water bathing boating and fishing
twenty land pisiEas aud plenty Of shade chooes
fruits and vegetables terms poierate Apply - Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

IN ABYLUN, l. L--Pioasaat rooms With good board nve
1S4 Joralemon ST., BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

Forum Scene from JULiDs caesar
TAE MOB. BY prominent members Of the s A'A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23
,,rpIrIors NIR. HARRIsON.

After four months of anxiety Mr.. HAIR
BISON bas revealed his policy to the extent
o-mskiBe known his Presidential ambition
The Wheeling IatslHgaiccr and the Helena,
Montana, Journal are authority for Che
statement that above an other things he
desires to live sucn life in the White
House that no man viii 20 about wash
ington saying that be is liar. To that
end, he Will REFUGE to make any promises
of office for fear that he win be compelled
to break ihsm, and caicial appointments
viii surprise the fortunate recipients like
q cool and refreshing breeze from the North
Pole in fly time
The REGISTER has had q lengthy expa-
riencs IN building for itself such a rePuta-
ton ior veracity az Mr.. HARRISON desires,
and 1t could suggest that the best method
of procedure is to give all the rews, Ma
tonal. State and local, in the freshest,
brightest and most accurate FORM For
obvious reasons this path to reputation is
not open TO the President.
There are other ways Of reaching the
goal. which Elder HARRISON seems to
pant Tor. even as the hart panteth after the
water brooks, and it gives genuine pleas
urs to point them cut. For instance,
there is the accomplished Prot JOHN i.
SULLIVAN. We venture the assertion
that very few men ever went about Wash
iagton OF any other town calling Prof. SUI
rrvAN a liar. Not If Prof SULLIVAN
knew iL
Then there are Mr.. HARRISON particu-
Oar friends. Col. MATTHEW QUAY and Col
Wa DUDLEY. Their walks of life have
been nors modest than Mt SULLyAN's,
but each ia bis own peculiar sphere LAS
won reputation equally as enyiable. 1t
is not necessary TO warrant that few states
usn lo about Washington these days, call
ing either OF the Colonies liar If
they DO speak it is with bated breath, and
then they call them id scoundrels.
10 is plain that Mr.. HARRISON has
started ont to rival one Of his lamented
predecessors, in the Presidential chair.
There are no Braddock's Fields OF York
towns for Mr.. HARRISON to win, but the
supply Of cherry timber and little hatehets
is notyel exhausted. II be is careful to
improve his opportunities, history may
set record OF him aso of the immortal WASH
ISor0N. that NE never told a lie
i'm our opinion, however, the peculiar
character Of Mr. HARRIs0N's genius does
not 6 him 20 win q reputation for versc " /
by initiating any of the great men named /
above. The conditions are sgaiost him. /
To is two to one that Mr. HARRIsoN's +
name viii be handed down TO pos;eTity /
among the common herd Of fbbsrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

Failure number one-Fai,ure TO hood
wink and deceive the wOrkingmen Of West
Virginia on the tariff question.
Failure number tao-FailuIe to pur-
chase the vote of The State for HARRISON,
Gorr and Doodle.
Failure number three-Faiiure 10 count
out enough Wetzl county votes TO elect
Col. GEO. WESLEY ATKINSON to Con-
grsss.
Failure number four-Failure TO import
enough coloyed reporters. in Mercer and
Mcdowell counties.
Failure number fye-Falure TO throw
out enough Democratic precincts ia Kama
vha county.
Failure number six-Falure TO prevent
an organization Of the Senate, and dead
lock tine legislature
Failure number seyen-Failure to force
a declaration of election on the face OF re-
turns which were VIGOROUSLY fraudulent
Failure number eight Failure OF re-
psated Efforts to bride Democratic mem
. ber4 of the legislature
Failure number nine. Failure TO defeat
the re- election o' an honest and capable
/ Democrat Co the e.. S. Senate
Failure number ten. Failure to Dust
I Gov WILSON and put GoFF in an office to
which he was never elected.
Fniursnumber eleven. Failure TO Sc
cure the dismissal Of Gen. WATTS. and
thus shield Republican boodlers.
The list oisad and dizzy failures Is get
ting mighty close to the ualucky thirteen.
The extra session Of the Legislature can be
confidently relied upon to ruuit u to that
figure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-23

Tho Critic Cviticised-He Is Hit Between
Wind and Water.

Inc AEANlC AFAlANanHAA- - III AAHAhNNA
Wind and water.
To he EfHor QfHe Register.
The 'illiterate loitefer' who forged the
name Of Benz. Harrison to communica-
ton in the Mteiigmcer Of Wednesday
morning last. Is nc less bitter and mslic-
ious enemy Of the President than Of the
Presidents Eogish Assuming to per
senate Mr. Harrison, he would isin make
him and does make himsflD pedanhc
blatherskite and SO ass. - Mg Bundle. ]
The sentence in Alr Attorney-General
Watts telegram. 81 know OF no act ofmine,
official or otherwise is dramatically
rerfect, and is warranted by the usage OF
the most approved authors. dramatically
the sentence is precisely the same as II the
adverb. not, had been used, instead Of
otherwise. It ia not true that these sd-
verbs. IN such a sentence. modify no WORD
10 il: not would modify "oticial," under
stood, and otbaris, with the elliptic
than, " to be supplied, qualities the same
word
The word being. in the sentence which,
ia tue absence of cause being assigned,
would Justify me,cic.-may be supertious;
but what right has hyp0critical psdant,
who's, every word is rank supartiuity, to
complain so? Especially, what right has
critic 70 criticise such verbal construction,
who himself c0ustrucs such marvel N
English AS the folloWi1g: Being deter
mined 20 reform the grammar, etc, shall
do omething? 80; only ! hope you will
gracefully yield, etc The "bsiug" who
wrote these words evidently understands
neither the rules of grammatical construc-
,ion nor OF the philosophy or elegsncles OF
Language: for he violates them all Being
determined 20 DO thing ~ excellent rea-
son for doiur. but 10 IS so little ground for
hoping. thst one can hardly nope logical
OF commoc-sause expression from one who
so writes, though he were brayed IN NOR
tar.
Proposed upon such authority mot be-
ina proposed remembeT) the further eu-
pbemisms and emendstions upon Watts
found in this absurd literary quack are
wholly 70 be ignored as iuadmiesible to
consideration.
Gen. Watts telegram was not prepared
in the light Of midnight OIL as q literary
essay, but, like Tyhalts wound, lit wall
do" and has done uobly. Considering lite
effect in the benign mental change 1t has
wrought upon the real Benz. Harrison, DO
| Won not really agree with me, Mr.. Editor,
/ that IL may not iDapuy ne dubbed a very
excellent specimen of new and compact
edition OF Watts ON the Improvement OF
the Mind" OF the President
DIONYsIUs.