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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool April =, 3 i5 D. In-le,f- The demand has
,n, III extra India firm at 6O-. PORK In lair
ihil'l, Hans good demand Bacon Door de-.
, Cumberland cut about Is 70 80 ~ strong 3I-
clear miCdl'r about 70. steady at
i"s ar middle about :" %, stead, at 81. Cheese la
,'i, demand Taow In poor demand tottoh-ecd oil
anr demand and dull sos 81. ko-n fall demand
i uon "trady at Laid-spot In poor demand future,
IN fair demand. Wheat In poor demand. Flour ia fair
demand Cofn-Spot In poor demand futures IN fair
demand mixed Western, spot and April STEADY at Is Gd
Nav ri,ady - cad June steady at s. I'd Hops
Iondon-raclhc C0nst In good demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

oil CITY Penn April 24.-Na,onal Transit certncat.~
ouei,d at highct. Si'sr, lowest. - closed
Sale. O7ooo bhla charter, 3",C12 bills; shipments.
IO3 LfS bbl- runs 1858 bD,
puf-bufr Penn. Apr -. Petroleum nrmcr. closed
higher National Transit Certificate, opened at Sc :
cos,d al Sc. highest. soc love- t. S2'-c.
bradford PENN, April "a national Transit Certificates
opened sac co-,d a. SIC; highest, SAC lowest
~. lI,nnnnra,. 30 600 Ode.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
TIE PEIROLEUN MiRHET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
The recent hrifa+- in the pipeline li.ncnt, and ia
the reported charter engagements BAT, revived the coufae"
Of oi the BUN, n petroleum. Perhaps. too. the
market receiving slight assistance from the alh
prospects o. silver Initiation heard 80 much IN Wall
Street. 1h" stock LNchlngc yesterday developed
Ifcted activity. and price. from S3 10 ~i ccn-
ending ~ only q su-nt con'c--on iir option. 80 To
tDi.ultIf'd lArhairr W'rr strong ana active la tho
,a4g t.Ating. ll-ln- from h3i, 90 % ,,nt- that
point t'r gradual recession 10 S3ii cents. the
tlosc wu- steady ~ q itilf 10 ST. cents
The range Of piicc- and the total dealings were As
I'll
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Ncw.York, Thursday. Aprh "a.

Ncw-York, Thursday, April 81
The following sales were held at the tNch@'sc ""u
Auction Room to-day: 49,
,story building with lot, NO Ia 6d 2da'e' COZ
eis-st, lot = SYlSG ,b L' lo 10 ii75 2d.ave,
cor o. ,p.,a lo Su' eo5T75 Poha. 99o Matt
-,ory and 5-iory building wl,n o.' ~" r. and ii
st " :. Sprlug--t. lot "a loN''iA--A'''' ""N
N',9 ,ofT house with lot 40 - Thomp.oon.,osot s.
sath.st II 9th-ave, lot, ls2Aioo e''h' ''1-
:, = shave lots ls2xloO eachi same ou'''
Gsory building lot Nos ~ and 1%s Leonafd
=, n IS cor iGi Elm-st 10, 45Azo; bfo"h' IT,
''- a.torv house with lot 40. 226 West 37thst s.
thasc lot r 9x's9 o %Sle M W. ssas
"a I,o,dv ~ lot e5xos \ Wcrn-ten. $4,000. .
lot. g : 5,h-ayc. 80 II II lIoth't -''0NioV' N
''H'I Fast looh.st. 200 It shave 23xloo
each. II Anthonv. $1,000 a., ~. eo,. -,
,.-ror, dwelling. with 10y, No 1853 W - o-u'''
n 3 " oti.s,c lot l9NIo..2; J \ KPs; ~ ,-5,Io
od. S,s'r Io. iosi065 " WHIT. 81 800.
EHOoKLNN PROPERTY, ,..oo.,.s,
W OF L,w,a,e lot 2Osloo " I've. - 100; 10,
hors. With lo;. No l7j Jsy-st hlsh'''' lou
story nats with plot Of land 80; $50 ana s2s
,sate-ave. > CentraI-ave, plot 4oNloo' hump
rui,on.at .,' o ' 25Io6 cS'S ard 300 ,oo
,y S ,d , o. S's waisn rSsS 80 i0' u
..'n,f -,or. vim lot. y" go Atlantic ave. = s.
g wlag.a,, lot 20 i>sjx2o>7ell Mrs lIeves. - 700
~, Le,,irs,oa..,'~ - u S'uy'''A"'''''
lo,- on GrAsnraN'. 10 rear storc' ~ lOHiVV '~h ;
= ui..o,k ami e. Hlrrln- 10 500. ,,, oo-,o.
To- on Eastern Parkway running ~ Unloh'st -oNi'-
each; II Hurst. sou
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Real estate.
-~~-~-~~-----~---~--~-
.pr yorr LOOKING, FOi; \ RELIABLE AND AT.
AM 49, TFNTTNE AGENT
WIN. S. Am DERSON,
80. 1.2f2 lulED-AVE,
Real q state,


msAcs specially o. the general management Of East Side
property 49, .. ..,. -, TIA rr,nrxc Fam
ITIl- OF Nl.W-NpkK.
l''' MEuBER or REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
DyEITIsEMENTSS IoE rl THE NEw'Y Oh /,
.rntXX OfFICl., SO. rs Broadway corner Thirty.
G'.i.-t untn . o. DID,. $50 broadway between Twenty.
..,,ond aud Tw~nty-tAird is, until go Nr,
sTw,mty.tnird,t corner shtn.aHe l52 SNihs;aye
corner Forts .,eyonth-st; LOG Ihrdav. near SNtY.
fr-fst.; los Ii,st-aye loj W., Forty second-st.
The HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fat one-hundred and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

prices unchanged Sales 700 bales for export ana zoo
bales for consumption. Port receipts today loo Daes
against O9 bales this day last week and t773 bales THIS
day last year. Since September receipts at me portS
aggregated 56S bales against 1857 26 bales Tor The
corresponding time last year. ,,o
Quotations American standard oil claSsinca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

o4th.st. $. $50 It " Of Sth'ave' 1SoSloo'o' Jos
Same nronerty; George Hyatt to same .---....''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
WHEAT. so. .

changed. No. > spring wheat so@ss1c; No. spring
wheat 741,5c; No. . red, SSaSs2c No. . corn :.2l2c
no . oats 24ad24Ssc, 40 rye. Soc No. . barley
nominal so. ] naxs.d - isesl % prime timothy
.rrI II 80 mess pork per bbl *l3 5Oasl8 lard per
100 n ~ o5asO 81 short rbs, do, to,-rl. - goa
- 80 dry sailed shoulder fb0>ci rJdtJ
sides (boNedl. ~ 0Oo*5 90 whsket, dstlor,' finished
goods per gal. o. sugars. cut leaf. G'354c; ganu-
lated 6ssc Standard a." Oiec.
Articles. Receipts. hhlpnenIs.
Flour hills OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000 lS 900
Whsat husA acknowledgements. 1900 1000
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Bnelntss z hantes.

A BUSINESS CHANCE that VIII COM
"A mend Itself by "A personal investigation.
II to 20 Whitrhall-rt.. Room =.
PARTY desiring a competent manager
"A oi credit and collection department can
secure "a man OF large rNDrrlene. ani cor
rect methods. Address COStlDEN rIAL,
care Of T. O. BoX 90. New-Nork.
A NAUTICAL CHEMISTS. ATTEN.
n TION ,-fin- laboratory. with complete
outfit and good run Of business, fol- sale 1T
a gr,at sacrifice. tall between 10 and L.
Room D. l91 Pearl-,t.
A RARE CHANCE; popular boarding
n house; well-locatcd receipts aycrlg-
Inc ~ 900 t. 1000 right along; needs
rnuurtsnt tenant with some furniture.
Nddrr.s w, 81 Iiillside-ase.. Montclsir.
y. J.
GOOD Man wanted In real estate
y business man % some means or prop
my nrrfrrrrd. Address. stating former
business. REALTY. Box 20. Tribune Onlce.
AAEoNS'S RUBBER STAMPS, $40
n nroAdNay. Arw-York sCnd rubber
alnhabrts, ~ aud more dating stamps. for
Al =. aud ~ AUTOGRAPH stamps cheap.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
\ YORK TRIBUNE WILL RI RE.
rIIVEp At THE UPTOWN OFFICES
NJ as broadway, corner Thirty III st.st.
nntu . u. m ; $50 Broadway, between
Twenty second and Twenty third sts.
IGOR SALE.-Eirst-clas boarding house
/ on 1ith-st.; 10 rooms good location.
Inquire In store, 245 1staves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

THE BOOK or oPENAIR SPORTS. octave: 500
i pages. illustrated. The standard authority
American Rules Tor sailing,
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &c, &c. In
fuIl III pei cOpv Published by The Tribune. New
and universally complinened By tho press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
american standard of classified.

Good Ordinary .....-S 1916 Low Mddling N
St. Good Ordinsry..9 GIG Middling .--..--ll o-io
Options developed further strength today and there
was rather life to the speculation attended WIN tcr
and SILVER further gain both OF which served as
stimulating factors. Final figures about the TOP
Showing rise Of 4d6 points crop. and 7Gll points
on next crop months. Sales, &c, 900 bales.
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Furnished Gonses 70 EeI.

. r EOSLYN l.. l.. Er~lDlNCE,WArEr:F FRONT on
"A UENpeIEAD BAY 10 room, furnished lNCLD d.
ING LINEN. stIhliuc loN stall = cows Tor year.
a 600 sea son ~ 300 Including rrNiccs OF two men.
W Commercial Advertiser" le6 hl,onst.. y. \.
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A DyERTIsEMEyTS FOR TIE Urn NE ~ GTT,
drs,-t until y. ~. $40 Broadway. between I"Snty.
second and Twenty.thltd SIS until ., n ~ Wr't
Tyrutv. thrd.st corner Eishtl-aNe.; l1s SiNthdNe;
is Fourthayc. corner Fourtcenth-st; 76o Tfrda'e.
corner Forty.seventn--t lo.6 Ihircavc near SiNtY-
hr-t.-,: l7os Fh-t@yc.; lo6 We. Lo,ty.second-,,
be UARITM OFFICE lsO Ess Onc-hundFcd and.
twenty -ffhst up O. y. m. r-gllr ofice rates
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Drooklnn Real estate 60 Get.

ITO LET or 10 LEASE. with or without power doors sc
/ $50 and JON9J factories. heDta'e aud Rooney
,r,e, Quilt for manufacturing businesses ght on four
dr steady power elevator INSURANCE low con enehi
70 ferres and shipping points. SIMPSON IS Rodney
street Br0oklyn.
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Connirr Boaro.

LADY having a spacious house and grounds, 20 MIN
\ ute from city. Will board a party poo abe,
bling boating fruit shade three minutes from ststiea
T. - Box 362i. Citv.
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BUSINESS CHANCE that VIII COM
"A mend Itself by personal investigation.
1 l 10 20 Mhltrhall.-t. Room I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
on TIE RaINK.

Toe Democrats had q majority Of thir-
teen or ire flor OF the House Saturday,
bat Speaker REID could no. see it. He
counted a lie, and then east the deciding
vote The correspondents IN the press
gallery counted eighty -four Republicans,
but REED counted niaety-seven.
lei this sort of open, bare-fsesd piracy
fer which toe Republican party will SUIT
fer when It again clmss before the people.
when you give your Speaker the power
to 20 bshiod the roll call, B" said JAMES
G. BLAINE. "why. gentlemen, you stand
upon the very brink Of a volcano"
That is where the Republican party now
stands.
So great are their daily Ofisnses against
popular and constitutional government,
and even common honesty and decency,
that no amount CT fiat" can grease their
way into power again. They hold power
against the known will of plain mrjOrity
of ths people, BY means OF the grOssest
trickery and corruption. When again
they get within reach OF tSs people thsy
will receive such ehisiising as no politi'
cal party ever had bsfose.
Speaker BLAINE's words were prophetic.
Toe Republican party is indeed upon the
b-ink Of a mighty volcano, which soon will
burst forth aud consume them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
THE ELECTION LAW

introduced by General Sprigg II the Extra
session-Fun Text Of the Act ss Passed
by Both Houses.
CHARLESTON, March In the early
mart o. the legislative session Gen. Spcgg
introduced this bill and it was referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
Later on, the House created sn Election
Committee, composed of thea Democrats
and three Republicans. This COMMITTEES
,eoo,tsd the Australian ballot bill with
two sections therein Of the Sprigg bill
Aftsr this bill passed the House, Mr..
Young presented bill composed tf these
two sections only. When it came up On
its second reading, Gen. Sprigg offered bis
original bill IS a substitute, which was
adopted, aud finally passed both Houses
without amendments.
Election bills originated with the Dem
oerats. and tbs bill referred to was hnslly
s1nnclted bv the Republicans, after their
sslf'esudemnirg record On the Australian
hin hcpipg to cover up their systematic
f,iIrre 10 assist in securing for cur State
wholesome remedy against the recurrence
of The fraud and corruption Of which tney
stand convicted.
The election bill, as finally pissed, Is as
follows:
Be Il enacted by The Legislature Of WeSt Ir'
giRia;
I. That sDy person being candidate Tor
nomination 10 any Office Of profit or tiust
upder the Constitution or laws Of this State
or Of the United StA'es before any conyen-
ton held by any political party, or before
any primary election, who loans, pays or
gives. or promises to loan, pay or give,
sny money or other thing Of value to any
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

4 utfie chnf f~el 0f play. lad r.ilowod his
head "a q uiIaaG frarF and fallen asleep.
The train vas almost upon him when passing
.frsrarr rushed forward AMI saved him from
horrible death. Perhaps yOu are asleep on the
track. TOO. You are. 20 you ARE ncElccung the
hacking cough, the hectic hush. inc los 81
'.r,-,..tIfs. Growing weakness and lassitude,
which have uucousoiOusiy crcpt upon you:
Wake up. OF the train will DE- upon you'll
Consumption. which thus insid ously f0siens
ia hold upon is victims while they are un-
conscious 0f lis approach, must be taken IN
time % 10 IS % be overcome. Dr. Pierce J
Golden Medical Discovery Lns cured thou
sands Of cass.s Of this most fatal OF maladies.
NJ taken in time. and given 4 fair trial. 10 -
guaranteed 90 benefit or cure in every case
OF Consumption, or money paid for it viii be
promptly refunded.
For Weak Lungs. Splitting Of Blood, Short
ness Of Breath, Bron hits. Asthma, Severe
Coughs, and kindred iections, 1t is an eff
Gent remedy.
Copyright ISIS by WORLDS DIS. MED ASSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
DIED.

sONNEFELD-On Saturday. March l, 1880, at
1910 O'Clock p. N FRANK SONSEFELD, son OF
the late Joan and Lena Sonnefeld, aged "a years
and mOlths
Funeral from his late residence, on Mccullough
street, today at > o'clock Inlerment at Mt
Calvary cemetery. Friends of the family re-
specially invited attend.
PORTER-On Sunday. March 2 1890, at 7:l5 a.
m, WILLIAM PORTER. at his residence in Pleasant
Valley, in the 65lh year Of his age
The funeral will take plsce Tuesday, at p
m from his late residence. Friends OF the
family inyit d. Interment at Greenwood.
BURKE-On Saturday Afternoon. March Is :,
1890 a. . O'Clock, TOMMY, son OF Thomas and
Mary Burke, aged 10 gears and months.
Tho iuneral viii take place from the residence
OF his parents, lil0 Woois street, on Monday
morning al $50 O'Clock. Requiem mss at Ca
thedral at O'Clock. Friends OF tbs family are
invited to attend. Iaternen. at Mt. Ca vary
cemetery.
MERGE- Sunday, March ?, 1890, at O'Clock
p m, REGINA K. MRBGE
Funeral notice hereafter.
CARLE-On Sunday sft-rnoO1, March 2, JOIN
NJ. CABLE, Sr.
Fuaeral notice hereafter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
A Sample OF rHElR METHODS.

The Democratic managers in West Virginia see
the hand sriuug on The wall. and realize that
that patty hs, been weighed in the balance and
found wanting The Whee ing REsisrEs' I'm an
editorial a ieF days since gives vent to It's feel
ing in sn sgon'zsd appeal 10 the "uaierr.led' TO
close the ranks. and said;
"Wind and false claims % strength sc do not
posses win 10 longer DO. The party must Know
the truth Att uiion must be called D the sol
idity ~ the ranks 90 The Republicans anu 10 our
own vulnerable position. The cry, Ott an ~
organ ~. must De ia sed 10 won 40 % us
curse tha feet that our ceuS, Is nearly hope.ess
and that the sh IS sinking. We are loalnk
every day aud Democrats a deserving 1eil lne
truth. plead for aaoiher Trial ana sop Hou'
lingo.
"Ourown vulnerable plsitioa" Is gooi; our
cause Is nelriy hopeless" Is an unexpected al
mission. Democrats are deserving Organ
in" &c. An this shows that the writer OF the
article hasa pretty good iies OF the drift ofthngs
pouuca, in West Virginia But organization
win not save you. neither win anything else.
40. even sslt would save the rotten carcass Of
Democracy i'm IT'S present otorous condition. 90
PA ppi R.pu1iious
This would be all very nice and smart
fom Republican standpoint if the words
above, credited to the REeIsTER, had ever
appeared in tbs REGIsTER, which they
never did.
This is fair sample of Republican
methods
The organs OF that party can argue their
esse fairly we'll when they have facts to
base their arguments upon.
When they have not the facts they
manufacture them, as per above sample.
The Republican organs are gsttirs
pretty desperate, pretty dirty and disre-
putsble when trey resort to such rascsliiy
A. this. Itisa sample of the methods in
troduetd by the rascally QUAY gang. Which,
it will be well remembered, put words in
the mouths OF English journals and sent
them broadcast over this country in the
last campaign, which it was afterwards
proven were never uttered and were simple
forgerits.
Neither the words above, credited to the
REGISTER. nor anything resembling them,
ever appeared in these columns.
CO on with your dirty work, friends.
You will soon be over your head in dirt
buried. YOu are your own grave-diSgers,
and hoasst men will tramp down the earth
over you
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

barb wire and wire and steel nsils. There
is greater activity in western thar eastern
markets Prices sJe sagging q little on
crude iron, muck bars, foreign material,
billets, blooms snd slabs. Diverse opin-
ions are held concerning the future course
OF the market, one being that sn active de-
msud for nearly sll kinds OF crude and ia
ished material will break out in short
time. aud the other that the present down.
ward tendency in prices will become mora
pronounced in consequence OF the rapidly
expanding producing capacity, especially
for crude IRON. Prominent authorities are
To be found on both sides of this question.
Bsssemer iron has met with a sharp de-
cline, and no reaction is probable for the
present. Forge iron is in good demand,
and is held at $l7 SOILS in eastern mar
kets. The active demand for nails Is
likely to continue, but the eight shsdings
which have leaked out show either lack
of confidence on the part OF manufacturers
O q great anxiety 20 secure work ahead.
Very little has TRANSFERRED concerning the
plans Of railroad builders, but thu rail
makers are we'll supplied with business
iog products ether than rails. The mills
and furnaces throughout the country are as
active as at any time, and the volume OF
business nov under contract will enable
them TO maintain this activity for some
weeks to come. A great deal Of wIought-
iron pipe is wanted; material for steel work
is under active iUquiry; merchant steel is
moving we'll, especially for agricultural
requirements. Advicss from the South
show that very little change has taken
place. Southern iron makers are very
strong in their views concerning the future
course of prices.
Iron and steel prices at mill II furnace:
Ed %. Rb. q, Mar. l, Lo,Oest
1890. 1890. 1889 1881.
Pig iron, anth., -.
No ,tOn......... 5000 5000 SlI5e9lS SlS W
steel rails ton. S35 90 $500 $500 S2b.W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
THE INITIAL MARKETS.

The agitation for a reduction of duties
on steel rails has aroused the opposition
of makers, and conference has been sug-
pested for early action upon the question.
Transactions in rails for the past week foot
about 80. 600 tons 80 far as reports have
been made. Quotations in eastern mills
are nomiuslly $34 5O,SS5 90. and IN
western markets $37 5OiS3S.O0 Taere
il an exceptionally active inquiry and
demand for structural material, foundry
work, plates, tubes, general hardware,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

II is With regret that The REGISTER no
tees the wiihdasal Of Mr. JOSEPH RUIZ
NIX from tbs editorial msnavsmeoi o. the
Ksssvha Ga-.fic. Mr. RUFFsEs has
m de the Grso,ir power Or Dsmocrhcy 10
this sale No. RUFFSEE's refinement is
a di.tirc, ioss no, only 10 the editorial
fs,ernitT, bat 90 biz party aui iae COZ
al-lnsnrT n N. Carr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

The Rev. GEoR0E Q LAElMER was re-
Gently lso,uriag TO a crowded house IN
Holyoks. Mas on the satisct Of The
French Revolution" Instead Of sticsiog
to his sutjsc. be suddeuly branehed OF
into an attack upon tas Catholic Church.
he .aii ne hated the Church Of Rome, de-
tested i. sbhorred il They wOFsbipPsd
devils. be said. Theu be staggered back
OF the s,sge, and mOst OF the audience left
il, disgust, Some say he was druEk. His
friends ettribate his strange conduct 20 an
overdose Of q1inine. he, himself, denies
De used the Language, denies it in tbs lace
OF the large audience that heard him. 1t
would seem that quinine drank is as bad
as a whisky dsuak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

NIUIIIIs.1''as 800 's''I - -71F--
Toe sales at Boston for the week are re-
parled at 1863. 400 pounds, against p
$40 600 pounds last week and l $50, 300
pounds the corresponding week a year
$50.
At Philadelphia the wool market has
been very quiet, Manufacturers showing
no disposition to operate in excess OF im-
mediate wants. Prices favor buyers on
all grades except some of the staple woods,
which are comparatively steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

TN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
/ County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia.
In the mstter OF the probate OF the will OF Carl
Miller. deceased.
The general bject of this proceeding is 70 have
admitted 10 probate SIS the last will and tesla.
uent OF Carl Miller, deceased. paper writing
dated on the Slsi day OF January, A d 1859 pur-
porting to be the Will OF said Carl Miller, and
filed with the petition herein. And it appearing
from an affidavit filed in the proceeding. that
Mary Becker, otherwise known as Mary Baker.
Carl Kuhlmann, Anna Wilson, Charles Becker,
Mary Adams. Bertha Becker, William Becker,
Albert Becker. Fred Becker and Edith Becker,
parties in interest are non residents Of the state
OF " est Virginia, and the SAID clerk having nxed
on the Sd isy OF March. A. d. 1890 at ten O'Clock
m forthe hearing OF the site = Ielsting TO said
prob te, il is ordered that the said Msry Becker;
othe rwise known as Mary Baker. Carl Kuhlmann,
Anra wilson. Charles Becker, Mary Adams, Der
tina Becker. William Becker, Albeit Becker, Fred
Becker and Edih Becker do appear in the said
clerks ONCE within one month after the first pub
licationof this o'dsr and do what is necessary 10
protect their Interests in the said proceeding
Witness the signature of the said Clerk, this Sd
day of February, A. D. 1890.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
Published the first time, February g. 1890.
RUSSELL A srlFEL, Attorneys feS0aWb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

THE m,uusr IN which the Rsgnh leans
90 Presses conaty have cone togsiaef and
harisd ths bloody tomshasf, - itss'o
10 Dsmocra,s n h,lia de- 70 coaa,iea Of
che State rae time has co-ie ~hen u =
aoi safe fof Democrats 70 var sn0sg
themselves Bg paitilg on the whole
armor of uaioa and harmony, which the
Signs indicate hey viii do. the Dsmoerley
Ct Wet yugisia ea5 withstand any and
every s.ssalt made on them-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
WOOL AND IRON.
Condition Of the Markets for These
staples.
pr0fsfrrrfz

staples.
Brddstrclts.
Business is still of a hand to-mOuth
character in The Boston wool market,
though prices are practically unchanged.
The nsTket is overstccked and it is evil
q ent that manufacturers are aware OF the
fact and are waiting for further develop
rnents. The export trade continues quiet,
hus there are signs of a better demand.
Texas and territory woods are dull and fiat
Ohio and pulled woods are selling IN 8
small way, bat there is nc life or tone IN
the market. Carpst wools are moving
more freely, aud prices are fairly steady
There is scarcely anything doing in Aus
italian woods, but prices are steady and
firm.
At Boston current quotations are as fol
lows, in comparison with last year and
the year pTecAding:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

SPEAKER REED has re-chfhtsnsd the
Republican party. Is's name Is aoE Dsn-
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