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The daily critic., 1890-10-13
a sILLY 90 OE 4 VETENAN.

a SlLL1 1bA bt a = ElElsAN.
y, j. EINE c0l0Ge. Of The Missouri
Division Of the Sons Cf Veterans, ap-
pears 10 De q fool of lhe first water
Las. TT day Leiels-raplci 20 the camps
20 81 I0uis .lat under u0 conditions
sh.u' hey turn Qua as au organization
ta receive FusideaI HsEIusOS upon
li- rig1I ig iha rirE uu iasr saturday
ur DO Iuuld lalt Ifs visit sgs
FiliiDaI The - Louis camps lIrlcl
ont In spite ut fhi- ..y order aud paid
IroleI respect f.. ra- Chief Executive
oIfLeustlru "CoIrI" I-IsE nov
arrGrCrs hath officers refusing 20
lasy lis orders viii De al once sus
pended The officers so suspended wiz
appeal 20 the c0mm4Hder-ia chief
The visit of llc pre5lGcu. 90 Tie
West has been devoid OF any improper
political significance Ha has uIi-
ously avoided any a.lusian t0p1.idc5 10
Ifs little speegae al iLg various points
where he has stopped lie has been
received as President 1i the United
States, not as the nominal head or one
Of fhe leaders OF DTS party AS Prg5i
Dent De occupies dual position. He
Is r1- only Die Chief IagIsmle 0l tie
ration bl. be Is Die Constitutional
Commander I'm -Chili rf the Army aud
Navy Of dc United states III IS emf
Heldv proper. therefore rIat he should
be received NOT only Ly lhe con =liiutCi
civi authorities Cf IL1 states which DYE
visited lut 5y he military and SEMI
military Organizations Cf those states.
The order Ct lle foolish hLtEE Was
therefore au insult 10 the President
ard TIE officers 0I rle Organization m
whom i vas directed showed -rel.
sense iu disrsEarlilE it Iae gll-.
Was the ulrC uuca.Il5 fur frgu fhl tac
that President IisEEl-0E Was. If lo- an
emiueuf % 1as. o faithful. soldier i1
the some cause i1r which the fathers %.
ILl Sons 81 Veterans fought 81t .-.
personality at rle Frasileu. does u..
enier llfa con Iteration ia SUCH case.
10 matters u0f EhQ De F. or no WLa'
paly b. ltaueE NE honor 81 ulii tl
me tat .Gc- Ll hel7 90 .ll
BOD
Ib'r-5 would come ." pass
5nuIs county IF De gI farF --I s-ul
military organizations ot ll- lll-y
Rae b belau- ~ lui-4l lll -5Gy
cll.d lgl turn Qut b d. honor no LAa
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
T8r tbo Celebration Of tha EuluClpa-
tIUu PraelauiaIiUu az Eichm0udt

..l -eII uleElle arr.teuf e3 30 .1l tIa rHIal
.H., October I4L l9 ltth good o. e.arI
lttlal4 Including lle -l.l. tgrils pl
.lI lIrWaTl- .l .Hr 10th special tr+-H -
Have D q IT, rar.lr ar u.Lui-l. ua t
r-.l, Ia aulre . lehueal a1 fhe
u1Iu'lE Hf tsr ...H- IuI returning HI
tlFe Rl huull 4. ulIaizl ul tlr
Regular trains leave Na5-Il-ll a $3.50
.ll 1855 q. Il- s-l 4.55 2. 10y laae-7 are
god 9u lly lrlLl.
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
- InI..IInE Ir.Lel

Ef.H aa I-rfs m r Ifss
Bus. Wiakwire-Oh this IS awful.
Here s-uIy ui % poor starving Wom-n
iu Massachusetts selling her lia.e child
for bread
Nr NieEUiIg- Why That Wls
reauIarseiui.r Clear clse0l false pre-
tense. Why 5iIu'l she sell 70 FOR melit
The daily critic., 1890-10-13

President thc Constitutional com
mart,r of tbl military forces of the
Union Dr. uoh were the case Sc would
ne better lur au such rcanizslion- to
di.Ulri Fortunately ouch is not tbe
case
This t.n person. Krr who
na climbed HIGHER than his merits
VouI GEM t1 warrant 1rd who has
ovu dizzy from ,ha h,ightto which
helms been elevated is shimscl u Brpub-
E,u iu politics 80 partisan consider.
gaa therefore ortore into his order.
It wa. simply rank u1.-hnass Ue
should De reduced J1 The ranks ani be
Gart thga lie Is too Iiehtuealcd to
rg entrusted with m'hUfy
Fu TuU-Nuw .Ey1 rosomgo has
been aei'atld recently by what may De
called several uuCansciaus violations 0t
tho risi -cry'golaw posuuaH.rBNU.
nr attempted to find places for two
U.ruh.icau hard workers in politics,
and iu his aitcmp, discharged % couple
oi employees oc.upyiuL r1ues NOT ay
emp. from what af, known ls cxqminl
uHrs for admission under the oivilsar
vice rules and 90 those places he ap-
pointed bis workers paying u1 atten
lion whatever totbc Civil Service law or
ules. This action raised % breeze and
then the postmaster got p cunv of the
law and of the rules, and read them
carefully. with The result of being e3n
vinCed that be hai made illegally et
least one of the appointments that had
been questioned 'Ncs, 60 is SD, he
said You hayeitri1hl Imlde mis-
take in the Civil Service law. ard have
corrected The mistake But hu hal
not for The workers were not turned
out iuto the cold. They were taken
care Of, and sim occupy places in BAR.
WFrT's cosy office.
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
~ n vEuY sluichy i1y
AnntIer ..TnEe,. I.,rIodeI.

Edlne critic. Your edition of this even.
ing contains o dispatch from Columbus,
Ind. 'ating that Congressman Cooper
has o letter from me, asserting thlt
The President he's made mp bis mind 10
dispense with The services Of General
Raum as Commissioner Pensions etc.
Permit me 20 state that o my knovl.
edge 7 have never written Mr. Cooper %
letter on any matter whatever, and am
not aware that ever wrote any such
letter 90 anybody.
Yours, very truly,
JNUEs TNNSEU.
The daily critic., 1890-10-13

THE ELErTI0N N BEAZUL Is, uu-
fortunately, not encouraging % those
who want 10 see a strong and efficient
republic established there 10 place of
iheTersoEaI military government which
has held rover since tAe expulsion of
DoM PEDRO. Less than half The regis
.crel voters participated iu the election,
lhus apparently displayiuga widespread
indifference, &c not IisJrust, among the
People as % lhe new Government. AZ
best the ue" Government viii represent
less ihln half ihe p-0T 70 IS decid-
ejy a minority G1vernment
TINS PRINCE or WALES Is wearing
lis temper Iulied these days Lord
PEEHTs, a personal lteai s1iI the
Prince abstaiued from visiting JGe H8-
liCBal musical festival because be feared
an exhibition of dis,oyli.y. the pi1ee
insists ilis statement was clr BIAS. aui
has Consequently -ug the acquaintance
of .Le noble larI
-oHE EssEED RAIDERS attacked
saloon in Lake County. Cal, last
Friday night One rG Jle raiders and
fLe sLcou-Eeepers wife were killed
lHd the saloon. bgepgr v7guded THIS
method OF pr1Lidll5u though elective
appears t1 De tag violent
IE- Cm1u-sIosEr IasSFB denies
. thatLg wrote 20 Representative Co1pEa
saying ltat Ee RESIGNATION Of Commits
I si1ler EtgE had teeu requested OF
course DE- 5lI not. and. Of course, also.
1 EAUvf- resignation Lls mo-. been asked
+ f-r and T.II lor De.
i IHE Ilr @ rallies 1e 1-rs
With ,le a.i ery NJ "Ta yauraus %
I Israel Iu places where people vote
. tLis uy hos s1 Inspiring elect bu.hen
. il The dun lu-EapuEHeau District 1l
. Columbia. ~ las 40 eI-c. whatever 10
. u-E,. L-aEI
THa Ba-roS ClH aell BaE .g=
V If the MCEUIrT ac. -Irts bv n1
I ulaus utterly IlI ibis is small
+ praise llgu paper GEe ,le Geans
. tla ought a He aaIaH atl l.aH
=iazu
IE Go-l1 Is cheerful aar... -aI
f4kls cheerful r.gv NJ laa l-F Ia.l
I lav. y cannot seen De ays ll-f
! be rev Tzri1 Of Itself vi4 BE- l.sal
The daily critic., 1890-10-13

WHEN President liAEHisON arrived
in indianapolis yesterday he was mer
at the depot by Mr. and Mrs, r. S.
MCKEE and Baby MCKEE and feE
newspaper reporters who had been as
signed 10 the unwelcome duty The
dispatch saws that no one else was pres
Cnt because the President earnestly re-
quested it The unanimily aud cheer.
iulness with which The request was
complied with is very suggestive. Itis
doubtful If HAmIsoS could ask Jur
lBdianapoli.ans 20 DO anything that
would AFFORD them more sincere pleasure
than % stay away from him
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
NHIss BAYABB's INSTITUTE,
N0rwalE, Conn.

A Home school for Girls auI Young Ladies.
Number Of boarding pupils limited 70 twenty.
Excellent advantages IN Music, Art aud the
languages, Gymnasium Pleasant grounds
HealthfuI location Pupils boarded Through
the sumner uouths. Board washing and
tuition ia the English branches, ss10 p1l
scholastic year. send for circular.
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
JOHN F. WAGGAMAN.
Fourteenth and G Streets.
EDUoATIoNAL.
Georgetown University School Of Law

Georgetown University School Of Lax
FACULTY
FEE. uAEEls RICHAEDs. s.I..
President gi tie University.
CHARLES M. HOFFMAN. H. d.
..--- pe44 q tlg FACULTY
HON WILLIAM a RICHARDSON, LL, D.
t.hlrI Justice u - court uI lLsuuaI
Las ana LEGAL kiaEiHls.
MARTIN T.. NORRIS, IL q
lecturer ON lQlsuiaialll ami luterna-
uuHal Law, Admiralty end Comparative
HuE. JEREMIAH M. WILSON. I'D d.
Lecturer uG NE LaW n Real Estate and tie
Law ut Evidence.
HON ANDREW G. BRADLEY
.IH7i-ea -uI feue Court DISTRICT al t1l4la-
hla j. Lecturer ~ Common Law Plead
us -uI Equity duri uleuge.
JOSEPH j. uAkLINGID&r ~. De-
Lecturer uH fll law uI Personal Property
Contracts ana NEGOTIABLE Paper.
GEORGE +. HAMILTON ~. D.
LECTURER aa The LaH at llli uersllp- Corpora
lions aaetiee and Is5iallenlll5 Law
h ROSS PERRY A. As
LtgtuIgl uu Criminal Law, Domestic E-la-
-aas aud Ie-t5
MOOT COURT
lIruaIt L.HrI- FFaf. altI-l L I alton
Caalt N appeals Frof-. Martin E Norris,
Andrew q bradley aHe r H1- Perry,
Introductory lecture lll announcement
tll taC llsu.a- I-Iu 10 tla IaU Building
corner ssh aEd i -l-- D. W. on NEDSE7D Az
E.t. p. lr GI b EG. AL Interested are cor
daily invited r. attend. Tho library nos
eaWE -ha a aud lsl-u y American
legal SUBJECTS located iu Jue LaW Build
IHs. Ulfl laumlliuu= reading rooms at-
taatea and s.. Hr open irHu . l- % lH r.
p. aal.y lHaaE rz-el L-d. o. alaaeafs a q
ls ~ I..H -..aaI-
THe secretary .au He seen m tla AaE
Ia..a'a- aH rue thursdays aal -at-f
e1r H -- Is - e. tll- -l.i .l..s
e.u# &. t-rl-. efr-- sH la obtained ar book
a..rrs .. i. Morrison 1888 80 10 ~
.HI Lt Har1El.- t.- ll-i F-- ~ l#i
I'M st s. 4aaU. raH'5 drug STORE. fia iatl HE.
u- s. oT ~ apl cation. personally OF bg l-L-
tgr. o. ta- uld-t-l-ual
s. n IE4IMAN
ep-l-Im secretary ana Irsasazs4l
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
Hood s
SarsapariHa

I .r r-g-zfera l.r1 G-
pared yliytgC 8 CO., LgEa Ea=.
400 Doses Ous Dollar
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
Mss AIKsNs SCHOOL EoR GIRLS.
stanford. aau.

Established iu lss5. Prepares lar ea.aas
travel and home. The usragl b saI as--
mental tseu lies are elue-r-I ssh Hs
20 tae second salrHH Of a.-s alsa
Ehlet on aleeur-Iei Attention
ready. tgr -a.e q hzeHtsag'=. -.a1
Nea Ygrk
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
EDUCATIONAL

TIHE COECORAS SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL or
j the Columbian luiEelsitJ THIS school
uIl open 10 ucluCk D. ur tl I1hea D
YiL- Al departments 0i English. Msrls
uaIlcs, Civil Eu-llee .u-, tLe.-I- -tIg, Assay
ing, Physics. hIlell.uEy- French Herm an,
Mechanical aud other branches ui lraWl1s
altH lecture courses on Astronomy, A1fhro-
UUlu-V- zoology. Botany, uHU- al classes
meet II the evening. aud are open % both
sexes IHf further Information apply % che
Dean. Professor E. I AhlsIuE. IT.. ID.
=el-.lm-
C.T CECELIArs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG
- ladies AND ouILuREN
Fgaagrs MONDAY, SEPT
Hu-.. alH Painting EeCa'r Re Special
-eI i'm Attention.
CtEENUER ~ Eu sT-Es7 COLLEGE
- Cor -ll aud ID -ts u- I--a
Embrace SIS Schools FI
school ~ Practical blsIHe HuI Accounts
School ui Preparatory Practical tIE-el.
School u' Shorthand ll1 tEIaHrI rIl4--
School ul >HrUatr..-u traetl.lL Pen 5aia.
sgLslI ~ Ae=lau-el and ael---l
School flIrII Service Training
Day lrI HlI-- sessions, Illustrated ala
-7 iii G. SPENCER. LIB, Principal
MRS sara ~. SPENCER wee li--ll-.i'
sli u
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
EpuuATIoNAL.

N1EADyIILE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL,
Meadyile Pa.
Fdueates for the Christian Ministry. Room
rent ana TUITION free. An entrance fee OF ssI
for gas, heat ard care Of room. All expenses
moderate. Term begins SEPTEMBER 20.
Address
REV. a. A. IIvERHORB, D. D.
President. MeaaYllle, Pa.
The daily critic., 1890-10-13


THE AtIIANCE PEOPLE are comfortel
by the opposition ihey experience
THAT The move "a effective, says the
National Etana mist, "ihat 60 Is really
and surely accomplishing something. IS
shown bv The amount uf opposition 20
aruuscs The bitter attacks Of hireiug
press. the slandeyous fal,yhoods e the
slaves to gold, The blow FROM bchiud Of
the hypocriie that has pretended friend
ship, the over so'icjt0us advice of the
interested poliicisn The fnuero sclrn
and ridicule pointed lt inr order, are
only primary methods oT showing that
the effort made by The order has hurt.
As Il hurts worse, other and more severe
methods Of trying to produce iiscorl IN
Tie ranks will be rcsorlpd 10. The
Allisrce newspapers will soon have to
stand a charge aud "a siege, bitter, un.
rcleuling aud uuprioclpIod twill De
wagCi ly methods sn cuuningly con.
'uy,d that nothing can save them but
the I'D support Of ltc people"
liH IHL DECIstuN ut % Circuit
Uumj iu korst.it &, n1 rrimr in that
State 20 tcgi whisky Aud urrr, 20 least
from "juny' or "sp,ah pl.y" The
possession uf such sruJ. Voc such a
place Is evidence iha' q crime IS ln.
tended and as IFS not crime % pre-.
vent % crime. the uurI1iHiur of such
articles .s not a crime Bus llc man
whuvgs seq fIge OR stealing theIggils
was rcurcsied on cuartr of breaking
into q house and slollng ihe packages,
to.wif The bottles which contained TIE
liquids Az The grand fury i- not u
session he will have 20 stay iu ilil until
he January term Of cnurl. unless some
pLll.nlhroplo prlhlblunBst balls li "a
out lI The man rlu'i De- convicted on
tuis last charge q way hus go last Jetl
found 20 break uD Illicit liquor selling.
4 few expert ard eulerrf-ins burglars
wuuld MAKE q most effective Society
fer the Squelckiug Of Speak Elsle7.
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
I NDEN SEMINARY,

/ ENDEN sEHINAH4,
IIrifz Pa.
A school fol youuz girls and Young ladies'
al Lititz, Lancaster County, Pa a.ta year.
A zate, comfortable hoal Fole; th9rlls4
methods careful oYerslsa. of Tie individual
pupil; advanced courses oI study ,erg pleas
ant location; cam heated z-s1 Per galE.
OF JOHNS COLLEGE,
Annapolis, Hd.
lg1st ses-iou commences 18TH sEPlaH
BER. Eight uuIarrmeuIs ana llaf eos
ol study. BuHduEs heated bg steam. l-.laz
moderatc. For catalogue address tHs E-s
THOMAS FFi Z, tt D.. PHI D
The daily critic., 1890-10-13
HOTEL HRRTHHZS

October H. 1890
The daily critic., 1890-10-13

MOOT COURT
lIrg4is l.Hri. Prof alaT-l L HHu..tal
tuHEt uI Appeals. Eruf-. Martin & p .gIss
Andrew e. Bradley and r. Hl Perry.
The daily critic., 1890-10-13

IlE Gu-lu Is ulesr.a. l-.r." -lI
fakes cheerful r.e1 ul las u-F IaiI
aU cannot s-s De- y l-t
,ls rev Taril gi Itself Ul4 BE- d.zal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Msrch 1.-Cattle-Receipts 800 head
shipments none; market slow and steady; beeye
81 5Ol5 co; steers So coal so; stoczers and feed
ers 81 50a3 60: COWS, bulls and mixed 81 50aS 10
Texas corn. fed GERS 50 00a3 So
Hogs -Receipts Is 0CO head; shipments none
market strong; mixed SO Sjsi IS; heavy 50 IS,
IS; light IS S5ai IS; skips So 00a3 75
sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments none
market weak; natives SO 50a5 co; western corn
fed 81 S)a5 A.; Texans SO 00si so; lambs IS o.
1900.
EAST LIBERTY. March l.-Csttle receipts ,l3i
head; shipments 693 head; market nothing do
Ing, all through cousgnm. nts.
Hogs-Receip,s 400 head; shipments 3 80,
head; market firm; medium d Sc e'ted 81 3Oa
IS; common to best Workers a ljIi .; pig,
81 00ai 10
sheep-Recelpls Goo head; shipments 500 head
market slow at unchanged prices.
CINCINsATI, o., March Hogs. scarce and
higher; common and light SO 60ll 05; packing
and butchers 81 oeail5; receipts 700 head; ship
ments 0C0 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Flectric Bitters,

This remedy is becoming go well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-A purel
medicine does not exis. and it is euaran'
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases Of the Liver
end Kidneys, will remove Pimples, BOils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure al
MalaIisl fevers.-For cure Of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price so cts. and
81. 90 per bottle, at Logan & Co.'s drug
store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

the editor of the Republican was a candi-
date for Superintendent of the Weston In.
sane Asylum if Gaff became Governor. IL
ia evident that lie il sill candidate
though not for the supelintendency.
-"
The Cisrksburg Telegram refers to the
self-aDnouuced candidacy Of Mr. G. Burg-
isr Atkinson for Cons ress 10 the following
vigorous phrase: he cannot carry his own
county, as has bseo demonstrated. He can
not carry the district He admits he has
lost strength in SONS respects, bat he
claims no gain anywhere. He cannot in.
crease on the plea OF mariyIdom. Those
days have gone by-pjlitics Of the latter
day have NO placs for those who pretend to
ne saints or martyrs He alec lost the
ID strict before, with Stats and Nliiousl
tickst on the winning side, which slwsys
adds to the vote of oilers on the ticket.
We sasll lot lie finger to
prevent his nomination, bat he
would bs pirate or wicker VIA would
see q ship drifting towards the rocks and
not sound warning.
1t may BE- necessary for "Bfer" Akin
sOa TO 20 over snd labor in prayer With
"Brer" Riehnds.
Dr.. ]. w. BowcocE, of Clsrks6uSg, has
been appointed examining surgeon of the
Pension Department at that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03

Canada Pacific 7l1S: Central Pacific S254: Ches-
apeake and Ohio RI do first preferred bS15; do
second preferred 80; Chicago and Al on 100;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1887; Della
ware and Hudson 14S: Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western 1875 Denver and Rio
Grande 1871; Erie 25Ss; DO preferred 60; Fort
Wasne l63; Illinois Central ia; Lake Shore
1041z; Michigan Central 80: Minneapolis and st.
Northern Pacific $685. do preferred 1875; Cni-
cago snd Northwestern l07; do preferred l4lH;
New York Central lC6%; oregon Transcontinental
3455: Pacific Mail S61z Peoria, ID. & +. IS; Pitts
burg 1854; Pullman Palace Car lSs; Reading
9g4; Rock Island s97s: ST. Louis ana san Fran.
cisco Is: do preferred 371S; do first preferred IS;
St Paul 67H: do preferred liS1l; ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba Ill; 81. Paul and
Omaha 81; do preferr5 20; Texas Pacific lgH;
Union Pacific 6S; United States Express a1l;
Western Union So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
hConsumption Incurable E?

Read the following: Mr.. o. Harris, o
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down will
Abscess of Lungs, and friends and pbysi
clans pronounced me as an Incurable con
sumptive. Began using DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; am usirl
my third bottle, and able to oversee thu
work on my farm. 1t is the finest medi
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, Gays
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now in best of health" Try
it. Sample bottles free at Logan & Co.
drug store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
The X snawhs County Labor Leader "Out
of Polltcg"

The Ksnawhs County Labor Leader "Ou'
of Politics"
CINCINNATI, March ii. W. Goshorp,
Of Charleston, W. Vs., chairman of the
National Union Labor party, resigned ei
the last meeting Of the national commit
tee at Kansas City, No, and ex'Lieut.
Gov. P. P. Elder, Of Kansas, was elected
to succeed him.
81 am out of politics." said Mr.. Cos
horn, who stopped over at the Gibaon
honse yesterday on his way to his home,
at Charleston, w. Va. 81 have been in
the political arena for 10 or 90 years, and
it is very fascinating, bu% it interieres
with mans regular business. promis-
I'd my wife l would get ont Of it. The
Union Labor party has future, however,
and my heart will be with it. The labor
members in the West Virginia Legislature
held the balance of power lately and 80 it
may be 10 other states. The party by TAX
ing in sll other elements bat the two old
parties, will cut respectable figure in the
next national campaign"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Busines3 in dry good
was of the usual Saturday character with th'
weather still unfavOrable. JObbers were dolDg
relatively well. and the demand at FIRST HAND
continued fair for this pe'ioi Goods of the prin
cloth grades are less firm, in sympathy with
print cloths, which are inactive, aud woOlcnI
continue in lght demand. Special les in cotton
goods continues in good shape and in steady re
quekt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, March Petroleum opened
steady at 99lkc, but became weak under forced
sales and dee ined TO CSC. Then reaction oc
cured, on which the market C o'ed steady at
CSC Stock Exchange opaned a. 99iSc; highest
99ls &c; lowest 9jc; closing at 975c sales $4,000
barrels.
OIL CITY, PA March Petroleum opened al
9S%; highest 9S5k; lowest 95zc close at 9jxc
sales 1900 barrels; shipments, 6s ,5J7 barrels
runs. l0l, i7l barrels.
PITTsBUBG PA March l Petroleum opened &C
tive and weak st 9se; closed at 9J54c; highest
$50; lowest 95Lc.
BRADFORD, PA. March Petroleum opened al
951 &c: closed at 955sc: highest 9sL5; lowest csc
Clearances 50i 900 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
for Rent.


rr,HE FINE BASEMENT, WITH ALL AP.
poIutments, under C. schnepfs drug store,
and best stand in The city. Possession at once.
Also a number OF fine Office rooms in Reilly
Block, corner Marke, and Fourteenth streets
possession at once for some othersApril lst- Ad.
s,itional rooms and finest elevator will be added
by lst April next. ,,.
Also, The fine store room, No. l1S9 Main street,
west side, at present the office OF the Z. L. n W:
K. X. Co. This is one OF the best located retail
buSiness stands in the city.
For terms apply 10 VI. KELLY,
Haffaadh No. hi NAH Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF a Deed Cf Trust made by Emma
Stanley tn william Prayer, the undersigned, AS
Trustee. dated January 10, 1889, and recorded In
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF ONO
county, West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book
No II Folio 6l9, will sell ut public auction at
the storage room corner OF Eleventh and Water
streets, in the city of Wheeling W. Va, on
Thursday, March ID, 1890.
beginning at 10 O'Clock a m, all the following
property, that is TO say: 32A yards BRUSSELS
carpet. 20 yards Brussells Carpet, 26A yards
BRUSSELS Carpet. ~ yards Stair Carpet, Cham
Der S.ts, Cotton Mattresses, Spring Mat
tresses 2 Feather Pillows, ? Feather Bolsters,
| Folding Bed, l 7.l2 dozen Stair Plates, smyr.
ma Rugs, Mats Bear Rug. BRUSSELS Bug, ?
tan Chairs, 4 Walnut Chairs, Dining Chairs,
8 Ottomans, Clock, Mantle Ornaments Cur
tain Poles. Wardrobe Marble Top Table, or
so much thereof as may he necessary TO pay the
debt secured by said Deed OF Trust.
Terms of sale-Cash.
felIi VIM. Prayer Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
FOR SALE.

T,BN RooMED BRICK HOUSE on NORTH
l. Main street.
Building Lot 25xlsO feet OH North Main street.
NineroOmed Brick House. with all convent
enceF, on Market, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets.
Ten-roomed Brick House on Thirteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Ma.t Virginia Pen,ions.
,..,ol 7s.erom 10 he Sunday Rooster.

Special 7t!e0ram 10 ne Sunday REGISTER.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March Pen
sions- Original Invalid. Erastus P. Dag
gett, of Rockport; Peter II. Polling, Of
Marques. Increase, Hiram Short, oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-03
Il ANAWHA & OHIO RAIL

fROBr W. KELLEY, Receiver
| (Kanawha Short Line) Schedule in effect No
yember 2ith, 1889 (subieStto change without no
uce.) Trains leave Wheeling l0.30a IN. via Ohio
River r. K arrive Charleston $50 p. m. Leave
Charleston 645 A. M. arrive Wheeling 745 p. m,
20 r. r. r. Leave Charleston ll55 a. m,
arrive Wheeling $50 a. m. via Columbus and
lB & o, daily except Sunday. Central
Standard Time" Sundays only trains leave
Charleston 500 a. m. arrive Wheeling 785 p. M,
p. m, via o. X. X. X.