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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-09
Address Registered Letters Containing Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIO'L BANK
New Orleans. La.

"REMEMBER that the payment Of prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
Of New Orleans. and the Tickets are signed by
the President OF an Institution. whose charter
ed rights are recognized in the highest Courts;
therefore. beware Of all limitations or anony
nous schemes.
The question now under consideration Is: Shall
the present charter expire in 1885 by Limitation
or shall II he extended another % years.
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
part or fraction OF ticket ISSUED BY US In
any Drawing. Anything in our name offered fc
less than a Dollar is a swindle. myl2w-sag
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STEAMER BELLAIRE.

STEAMER BELLAIRE
Leave Wheeling. Daily Trip. City Time-6:45,
$50 1890 and n IS am; 300, 400 600 P. IN.
Leave Wheeling Sundays. City Time-S:OO, 10
and 70 "A. m; goo. 800 and 500 p. m.
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wednesday,
May l4th. 1870. trains on the Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad Will run aS follows
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
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S2,159,600
AGENTS WANTED.

~ For Club Rates. or any further informa
ton desired. write legibly to the undersigned
clearly stating your residence, with State .Coun
ty. Street and Number More rapid return mai
delivery will be assured by your enclosing IN
l., l.n -, ,,, ,.n,,r ft,li alIr.ec
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OHIO RIVER RAIL ROA ID.
" TINE TABLE TAKING EFFECT NO
yember a. 1889. Passenger trains will run as
follows-Central Time. All trains daily except
those marked thus !, which do not run on Sun
day:
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Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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a9lcNiraI.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

D. a. VESTS NERVE AMI BRAIN TBEN
-r..rauft.l specific Tor hN steril. DUE
-r-veI~ior- Fits. Nervous Neurulgi
Sod. Nervous Prostitution. caused hy q D.
.....h.f cr tobacco. Wakefuluess. Menti
-.....r. >ofiruiuc of Brain. resulting Ia IL
..f leading to misery. decay aud death
..-. ola Age. Barreuuess. Loss Of Powe.
--eN Involuntary LOSSES aud Sperma
..u..i by ovcr-eXertion % the brain,
,....r observation-disclosures Each box coz
.. r..rIl', treatment. 500 "a box or six
... t.- sou sent by mail prepaid on receipt
We Guarantee Six Boxes
any case With each order received
..->Ix boxes. accompanied by 500. We
send fhe purchaser our written guarantee
..rI thr money if Che treatment does not
.......-. Guarantee, issued Ouly oy MCLAlN
,..rurRS. DRUGGISTS sole agents, McLain
,0rrD- Market aud Twelfth streets
"a Va se.tcdSgc
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For 9nlr.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

l. About Eighteen Acres Of Hillside Land,
in the Eighth ward. Good for pasture, and con-
tains material especially adapted for making
brick Apply TO JAMES a. HENRY, No. 1912
Market street. mNl7
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NOR REYT-THE STORE ROOM oCCu-
IL pied by the late A. c. Egerter, No 1919 Main
street Possession July /, 1870. Enquire OF W.
II EGERTER myi5h
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CINCINNATI, O.. June Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Flour, unchanged. Wheat,
steady: No. 92c; receipts, 1900 bushels
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Per Cent.-Governments Dull
and Flrm-Stocks Limited-Flour Easier
Wheat Moderate.
NEW YORK, June money on call with
no loans: closed offered at 4 per cent. ;
prime mercantile paper at 5a6l9 per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 4s4sla4S65l.
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For Bent.

nor RENT - SALOON on ELEVENTH
II street Enquire at ll0l Main street mysh
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Gunrnrcr 1Irsorts.
ORKNEY SPRINGS
SHENANDOAH CO., Va.

E..-. far Health and Plrlurr. lhe
...t. Doh fIr mountains no thc lr-lnli'-
..-t -.luhriou~ and free from logs
' u..n trmucrlfurr very low during
Summer months.
r.r rumlaro f different Sprn-s owned
u.-..l.I hN che Company makes 20 tnc
r.-.r. 90 400 thl, highly favored sec
.-. United States.
.- spring water. perfect drainage. pare
.l-,..eI cuisine. billiard ROOMS for la-
. -rrfirmrn bowling alley. tennis
-..,t swimming Pool iu the Nirginias'
. NF.rE. excellent orchestra in aiichl-
-r- tl- summer Hotel Property lUo
extent embracing some oi the hnc>i
scenery iu the country.
-. and terms address
-.N ME- e. ~ EVANS. Manager.
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IMPORTANT.
Address VI. A. DAUPHIN,
Nav ORLEANS In

Or, VI. 4. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. G.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York TX
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
At the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday. June II, 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900.

100, 900 Tickets at Forty Dollars each.
Halves, $50; Quarters, $40; Elghths, SIS;
Twentleths 50: Fortleths, 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

ton is is called the Minnesota Driving
Club. The Executive Committee pro-
poses TO build at once a $3.50 club
house.
d. T. Pulsifer wishes it stated that
there is absolutely no truth in the print
ed story of disagreement between him
and his trainer, f. 5. Donovan Snip
will train Tenny and Brother Ban this
year and share in their profits, all re-
ports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Mr.. c. J. Hamlin's string this year
will include Belle Hamlin, S2:l2& Mock
ing Bird, PITY; Globe, 2:194, and
Prince Regent, 2:21J5. The horses will
soon leave Village Farm for Buffalo
Driving Park, to be prepared by William
Andrews.
Estabella. the dam of Prince Regent,
has been bred to Golden Gate, by Guy
Wilkes (2:15A), dam half sister to
Sable Wilkes (9:1s), Rosalee Wilkes by
Guy Wilkes, dam by Sultan, has been
bred to Prince Regent.
Mr.. Samuel Grigg, of London, Ont,
has sold the bay trotting gclding Vic
tor. by RySdyk, for $1,000, hlgh jump
ing mare for $3.50, and pair of beauti-
full driving mares, that can trot in three
minutes, for $1,000.
The fifth volume of Walace's Year
Book, containing the trotting and pac-
ing records for 1889, has been publish
ed. 1t also has very good engraving
of SunOl.
The Jewett Farm has twenty horses
in training. They are youngsters by
Jerome Eddy. Sherman. Rochester,
Erie Wilkes, Patchen Wilkes and Coro-
net.
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TIPS FROM THE BAT.
Base Bali Players and Their Talk Notes
of All Kinds.

At the opening games the Brother
hood teams attracted two spectators TO
every one who attended the League
games. On the second day 10 was one
and a half To one and ON the third day
one and "a quarter to one. and ON the
fourth day. leaving out Cincinnati as
Buffalo did not play. it was about TWO
and "a half TO one. In this city the -FOUR
games drew 5000 people to Brother
hood Park. and 5.S4S To the Polo
Grounds. very ncorly three To one I'm Ia
vor of the Brotherhood.-N. y star.
Allen. of the Phillies, is a great play
er iu spite of his errors. He Is quick
and q good Judge of ground balls. lie
is weak at times. largely from mex
pcricnce. When ne has got over the
trepidation which affects him in tight
placcS and can time his throwing ability
Inc will make fewer poor throws. lie Is
the best man Harry Wright has had at
,hortStop since BaStain was IN ms
prime.
n is said that shannon. the extra in
fielder of the Philadelphia Players
Climb. is 10 DE transferred TO the New
Works Limited.) Shannon is second
baScman and ShOrtStop, a fairly good
one. and quite batSman. Is Is thought
rhat me- will be placed at short field as
CAPTAIN Ewing is not quite satisfied with
Hatfeld'S batting.
Manager Mutrie yesterday signed
Tommy ESterbrook for the League team
Tommy is to be given a trial at hrSt
base. and will make his first appear
ance ON the bag al Boston. Ester
brook is I'm great physical condition. ana
thinks he can fin the bill at first. Sean
ION plavs the bag fairly well. but he can
not hit. 81,
John VI. Ward has been. and still Is.
entirely consistent ON the question Oh
meddling with contracted players. ana
mo- ccusurc can attach to him for the
amazing and disappointing action oil 'n'
Players League in the Pickett Ca>''
Let that bee uuderStood.-Spod'"g LUG
Nicol appears TO be- q failure as q
shortstop, and Beard quite as much 80
40 third base Stern may wish for Car
pentcr again before the season is over.
Perhaps however. when Nicol ana
Beard get used Co their new positions
thcy may DO well enough.
The Pittsburg League club hasn't had
. a'r days attendance boz IT'S three
games a short season oi the Same
kind of crowds viii make THAT town cry
enough That's what cause, some ln-
dnrap0Hs people tosmic.- indianapolis
Sinl
saws John Ward. There have ale
ready hcen fnc. and -luahn.es m c.ro>
connected with tle National agreement
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FRATERNAL NEWS.
MASONIC.

There was a fair attendance at the
regular communication of Ohio Lodge
No. ON last Monday. Many. no doubt
we're there to hear the paper which was
10 have been read by Bro. W. but Tor
some good reasons he was unable 10 al
tend. Many were the inquiries ana
ruesses apout who wac the brothc al
iuded 10. even the w. VI. did not catch
ON. but we trust the good brother will,
if possible. attend the next meeting
and give the brethren the benefit of his
Masonic experience and travels, which
cannot hclp be interesting 10 all who
attend.
Nelson Lodge No. 80 held another
large and well attended meeting on last
Thursday evening. and 10 is never sur
prisinc in visiting this lodge 20 invarla-
Div find the lodge room full of brethren.
Many ask why so many brethren take
81 much interest in Nelson Lodge as to
attend almost every meeting. Wei.
any one who has been iu attendance oi
lafe cannot bgt say that when they ,ee
tbe work performed in this lodge once,
-bey will go and see DO very often. Al
tbaf meeting TWO a>pirants received the
N NJ degree. and the work was well
5ore Worshipful Master Emsheimer
of 80. = dropped in durins'thc evening
and assisted .n the floor worh in his
orcr.fomed way. much 90 the edihcatiou
~ those present. Among those present
,,ore samuel G.. johnson. OF Mckinley
lodge Allegheny City. Pa, and Joseph
4 Srrau,: of Mount Neboh lodge, New
Work CITY. Both these brethren spoke
very highly of the work, as done on the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
AZ AppEALFoR AID
Addressed by President Gompers to the
Friends of Labor.


Sapluc' Gompers. President of the
American Federation of Labor, has Is
sued circular letter addressed TO me
Wageworkers and SympathizerS with
Progressive America, i'm which ne says
the public is probably aware the ENecu-
tive Council has decided that the United
brotherhood of Carpenters and JoinerS
of America have been selected TO make
Tine demand for eight hours. The letter
then SAYS:
I've had reason 10 hope from the calm,
deliberate and educational manner with
which the agitation for the movement mas
been conducted. from the timely notice
which we gave of our intended movement, so
that contracts and arrangements could De
made I'm accordance with the shorter hours
work. and. further, from the decision OF
the ST. Paul Convention of the employing
Builders. that the reduction of the hours OF
labor 90 eight per day would have been
gracefully conceded without cessation OF
work or dispute.
I'VE are confronted. however. with an
evident determination ON the part of the
EMPLOYING Builders 90 antagonize bveveIy
means i'm their power the introduction of
this most absolutely necessary reduction OF
the hours of labor We call upon you 20
witness the hostile attitude of the Boss
Builders of Chicago and Indianapolis as
evidence of what opposition and treatment
we may expect when the general demand IS
made May lst
NO quarter is t0 be given 90 Labor We
viii have 90 conquer bv force OF numbers
organization. determination and dlsclplme
what is not only our Just and reasonable
right but even the slightest concession 10
"a The fnf|1nEr
masses.
..ft appears that the wealth, power and
influence of the employing and corporate
classes of the country are 20 be concentrdt-
cd tO defeat the movement, which seeks
not only to improve the condition OF the
emu.Ove5. but which viii find employment,
and. consequently, save from poverty, deg
radiation aud despair the hundreds of thou
sands of our idle fellow men and women.
elm view of this situation, NJ VIII DE
necessary for the wage workers and their
friends of America 90 rally with greater
uuauimitv of purpose than ever before. 10
concentrate all their efforts 20 counteract
and overcome the action of our enemies.
Those of our fellow tOilers who con-
template taking action 20 secure conces-
sious iu their several trades and calllngS,
we ask 90 defer action until this first great
struggle has been won. II we are sue
ccssful in this cOntest-whlch we shall be
with your aid and and cO-Operation-con-
cessiOus viii oe easier obtained by all
Should you. ou the other hand, dlttuse your
efforts upon various movements. II
win but mean defeat for all even though
ann advantage Doe gained by you. 1t will
Doe bat temporary 10 viii surely be taken
from YOU. and leave the wage workers OF
the whole country i'm demorallzed and
hopeless condition for quite time
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

The Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
L. T.. is the only line running Pul.man's
Perfected Safety Ncstibulcd Train-.with
Chair. Parlor. sleeping and Dining Car
service between Cincinnati, ludianapo-
DIS and Chicago. and is the Only Line
running Through Reclining Chair Cars
between Cincinnati. Kcokuk and Spring
field. H.. and Combination Chair and
Sleeping Car from Cincinnati 20 Peoria,
H.. and the only Direct Line between
Cincinnati. Dayton. Lima, Toledo, De-
troit. the Lake Regions and Canada.
The road is one of the oldest in the
State Of Ohio and the only line entering
Cincinnati over twenty-five miles OF
double track, and from its past record
can more than assure its patrons speed,
comfort and safety.
Tickets on sale everywhere, and see
that they read c. II. Il d., either in or
out of Cincinnati, indianapolis or Toledo.
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KNIGHTS or HONOR.

At the meeting of the Alpha Lodge ON
last Wednesday evening. there was "a
good attendance of members, but We
would like Co see more 40 the coming
meeting. 10 puts life into the lodge,
and has q better tendency of increasing
our order in the city. 20 have All the
Knights working boz the harness.
To has been asked whether the *. OF
II. does anything for worthy ones out
side of paying the 5000. and In some
lodges sick benefits. Here's an instance:
a brother named Dawson wasa mem Der
of lodge in Michigan. He was sick,
and during the time the lodge pay mentS
got back. The wife and daugh-
ter took in washing and kept
UP the assessments. but ON
account of the prolonged sickness Of
the husband and father, they for the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
TURF TOPICS.
Great Horses Preparing for the Season
West Virginia stud.

Great Horses Preparing Tor the season
\ West Virginia stud.
4 match between the trotterS Cleon
and Charley Gibson will probably take
Mace nj Waverly Park. Newark. The
date is fixed for May 81, but the place
has not been positively decided ON. Mr..
Cook. owner of Gibson, wanted to 90 to
Lancaster. Pa. but at the meeting on
Saturday between Mr.. Cook and Mr..
Heddcn's representative. the latter
wanted to trot at Waverly and Mr.. COOK
would not agree to it. 1t is understood
that he has since made up his mind TO
have it there There is great deal oil
interest among trotting horSemen IN
Jersey on this event.
In West Virginia the breeding of rot-
tcrs has grown to be considerable IN
dustry i'm the last few years. One breed
cr near Point Pleasant has GOO acres oil
fine land lying ON the Kanawha river.
The stallion at the head of his stud OF
fifteen or twenty horses Is remarkable
horse He has a trotting record OF 2:4O,
81 nociug record of 2:35, a racking record
of 3.OO minutes and a running-walk rec
ord of $50. In one year he sired three
sensational performerS-'leSseH H., 2:3s 4 :;
Nikado. 2:2O8l and Lucky Boy. 2:29.-
Philadelphia Press.
The SAN Francisco Chronicle says that
Los Angeles. of Lucky Baldwin'S string,
that are ON their way East will make
her debut i'm the great Brooklyn handi-
can. II the track is muddy Los Angeles
should be pretty close TO invinclble'
with Pike Barnes in the saddle. This
will Doe the fourth season for the great
marc. In lsS7 she won six races and
80 600: I'm lSSs twelve races and s3i.-
600. and i'm 1859 eight races and $4,000.
Frank Il. Harper. the owner of Ten
Hroeck aud LongfeIlow. has eighteen
horses in training this year, including
Long Boy. Famine. Unite. Early Dawn,
silver Tip. Long Roll. Corinne. Black
bnrn. and five thrcc-year-oids and five
tyo-vcar-o'ds. This stable will race exc
r'ps'ycly in the West
The new trotting Association al 81.
p,nl Ninn.. has completed It's organiza-
lion and fled It's charter To distin-
rrish DO clearly from the senior associa-
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occasion, and commended all the officers
as being good workers, but gave eSpe-
cial praise to the Worshipful Master for
his rendition of the work.
Wheeling Commandery No. l will
hold a regular cOnclave this week. and
very full turnout is expected at that
time, more especially as it will be the
last conclave held previous to the meet
ing of the Grand Commandery. The
committee to arrange for the command
ery's attendance on that Grand
Body will report, and other
necessary arrangements yet unprovided
for. will then be made known. 1t is
very desirable that every member OF
Wheeling and Cyrene Communicates
should Jointly attend the Grand Con-
clave, so that Wheeling will be credita-
bly, represented. Our city should make
the finest display of Templars at Park
erSburg, and with the Opera House
band at It's head, should not be eXcelled.
Tempars of Wheeling, think over the
proposed pilgrimage and resolve 10 at
tend to man. Work is also expected
on the conclave evening. Wheeling
Lodge No. will hold It's
regular communication this week,
and good work will be
had in the Master Masons' degree. This
announcement alone will, no doubt, have
the tendency of causing such turnout
that the lodge room will be filed. We
can remember on similar occasions held
i'm this lodge when the Sainted Brother
Logan and our worthy Brother DR..
Bates. ST., who survives him, were ac-
lively engaged in the work OF No. .,
the Masonic temple would be filled with
the brethren of this city and vicinity,
and visitors, and what refreshing times
they were Many times of late we have
heard good brothers Of this lodge yearn
for another revival of those good old
days when more Of the brethren would
become enthused in the work OF Ma
sonry.
The Templars drill corps are yet
working hard to become proficient in
the tactics, They have learned the
movement Of many OF the various evo-
lutions with which our tactics abounds
The market hall is growing too small
for the number in attendance, and il
would be no surprise to see them out
on the street, for any of our back streets
with brick pavements makes fine
drill grouud. No doubt some our young
templars will be a little shy when they
appear i'm public drill for the first time,
but then the smiles Of their lady friends
who view their eyolutions. will revive
their dropping spirits and give them
courage 10 most earnestly prepare
thcmsclvc for the coming pilgrimage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
WAS HOOPER.


Los ANGELES. April 25.-Regarding the
report that Thomas Hooper, "a rancher,
who died 40 Ranchito near here, last win
ter. was implicated i'm tine murder of John
81 CLAYTON. of Arkansas. the following
f.l.ts are learned. Last June Chas Lewis
called ou sheriff Aeuirre and said that i'm
-hs latter part of ISIS. he had made the
a...lafr-auce of Thomas Hooper and cared
f1- him when he was sick Hooper was
-f-an moody and Lewis asked him the rea-
.-r Hooner replied. ntimatiug that
-r. f>S> he tncd two men I'm
Conway ,ourt, Ark. whose names Lewis
'.,,.-hr ms Thomas and Nav. Little by lit
t'a 'Fa -of5 Levi, that his father had been
Killed in Arkansas wears before hy "a body
of mon who toozhim from Jail and lyuched
r7rr h. .,rore vengeance upon the lyuch-
.r. and -,l1 I .y-i, the men whom he had
.-.,...l ,,-.r, f,,-, of the rinrleaders in the
.....,. ,,f.r. l,f.,,to- ,,as Il third.
..rt ,-... .,-.,. f...,, al CLAYTON diving with
D.. .'. o.. tl..r.,. unmarked to .evis.
........,. ..l, l...,,, ,y.o killed him" During
ri......l.., uooua- disappeared. and soon
...... = ..,--- road of the assassination of
..... ...,-.- called nf Huuuer'- house
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

If that had occurred with us what a
chorus of 1 told you sos would have
arisen?"
1t is said that there is a painful lack
of discipline in the New York Brother
hood Club. Ewing, Connor and
O'Rourke are trying to act as manager.
All the Brooklyn League players de-
plore the fact thut the dates of the big
Leagues conflict.
Pete Conway is in excellent condition,
and Ward expects to have a good man in
him.
Sammy Nichol is accused of deliber-
ately spiking McShinnick, of Louisville.
The Detroit Club has not yet received
the pennant it won last season.
Big Daily, of Cleveland n. L., has a
batting average of .421.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

want Of funds neglected to pay up in
the necessary time required, and when
they sent the necessary amount 10 was
returned to them, and the brother re-
Quired TO be reinstated, in which he
would have to stand a remedial eNami-
nation. The latter he could not do be-
cause he was on bed OF sickness. from
which he never recovered. We'll, no
died suspended. The supreme Lodge,
at its last session, learning Of the pecu-
liar circumstances Of the case, and the
utter distress Of the family. issued cir
cular TO the lodges to donate such sums
as they thought best, and mp To March
3lst. 1890. the fund has accumulated 10
the sum of 2.O42.7G, a cheerful contri-
button from the noble knights of the
country. So the X. OF IL. is not cold
blooded insurance after all.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27

VIENNA. April 25-The men cmployed ln
OBJ. ras works here have given uotcc lo
their employers that they Will strike ln TWO
weeks unless they are granted am lhctedS.
m wares Though the men have as yet
done uo more than give the notice. tine du-
thorities have deemed it prudent 20 take
the greatest precautions 90 prevent any
DAMAGE whatever being done To the works.
They have therefore placed guard OF mil
ftarv and police about the structure
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
AIawycr charged viii Forgery.

SALEM. Mas. april "a warrant was
issued this morning for the arrest of Geo.
Is Ives. eN-assistant district attorney, on
charge of forgery. The amount is said To
be S3O.O0l. and the names forced We're those
Of solomon Lincoln and Is. r. Fabcns.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-27
rn.hing mo AfrIcn.

Lo~poN. April est is stated that Sir
Francis De Wmton Wi, start for Nom
bassa in May to assume the direction of
thc affairs of the British East Africa Com
pauv He win Doe accompanied 10y several
energetic officers The company is deter
mined 90 push am expedition into the int
riOr of Africa without delay.