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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

TIE New York literary man who said
JAMES WurcoNH RILEN'~ spree last
winter would Kin his literary career had
better fud out what brand of whisky
Mr.. RILEY uses and buy d barrel
RuN is said Co Dee receiving more
orders from publishers than ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
THE BAPTIsT UNIVERSITY.
The Magnificent sum of S1.000'oO0 Now
Available for II.

CHICAGO. May 29.-The most import
ant session of the Baptist "Anniver-
Saries" was held this morning, when the
announcement was made that the great
fund for the establishment of the edu-
cational institution, the Chicago Uni
vrrSity. had been raised. \ year ago
Mr.. John d. Rockefeller subscribed
5000. 600 to this institution Of learning.
ON condition that million be made mp
by June !. 1890.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
Tho Intclligenccr,s Slip.

4 strange editor must be at the helm
of the Wheeling MtdilgCtccr, aS it says:
Whatever may be said of Mr.. CarliSle'S
political views. he is a clean man and
commands the respect of men of all
parties
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

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ARE ILLEGAL
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.1giI g 1s sonabe searches and seizures
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to such questions has ot'h i" '"'
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whether his house is mortgascd, or not,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

Gov. HuI has been charged with
plaeiarizing from the cycloUdiaS. After
awhile these critics will get to charging
people with plagiarixiug from the die
tiOuary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
shade of Bryant. Read This.

The principal characters in Boston
rctailcd their di>alIcction la the ears of
John Henry. not knowing that that po-
Htical pimp and spy would aiterward
n.l.L Oh fllm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
Sweet sevcntecn's Tootsey-woot>ic..

KEoKUK, a., May l0-There is on eXhi-
bition in this city the pattern of the insole
girl living at Rainbow Mo. The girl for
whom these shoes were made is only Il
years old, and is feet inches in height
and weighs 235 pounds She has had
many offers topose in museum, all of
which she hasreiectcd The inSole re
ferred to measures 15i inches in length
and a.. inches in width.
THE only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgarity, without
injury 10 the user, and without doubt q
beautiicr, is Pozzoni's.
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DIED.

DICKEY-At Bridgeport, on Wednesday, May
18th. 1880. at 90 o'clock 20. m. Jo>Ern DicKEY.
aged - years. n months and % days.
Funeral Friday afternoon at one o'clock.
Friends of the family are invited 90 attend.
EURT- Thursday, May - 1870. at one o'clock
p. m.. infant SON of Robert and Ida Burt, aged
four daN-.
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\ Tarin Ecform Picnic.

The llagcrStowu Null proposes Joint
tariff reform picnic at Pen Mar this
summer The idea is a splendid one.
Yves Virginia would be- there in force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN
Price According to Quality, or
Quality According to Price.

We do not advertise salabc goods at less than
cost to draw Il patron to our store ana then
charge an extrayagant price on some other ar
ticle That is not our way Of doing business
You will find our prices always right for fresh
and reliable goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

Union according TO their respective num-
bers.
Although the article gives Congress the
power % prescribe the manner in which
the enumeration shall be made, | cannot
conceive that that power includes the power
tu compel Il citizen 10 answer whether he
has chronic disease, or whether his farm is
owned by himself or mortgaged. II the
Government can do that of course it can 20
INFO details and inquire into the amount OF
the mortgage.
81 should not tell whether my farm was
mortgagcd. and as for the Governments
sending ont men 10 inquire into the dis
eases of its citizens, il is ridiculous. II IS
none of the Governments business, and
Congress. iu authorizingit. has in my opin-
Jon Oversteppcd It's authority.
An arrest for the refusal or failure 10
answer the questions indicated would be an
illegal arrest, and the persons SO arrested
would Immediately be- discharged upon a
writof habeas corpus. The person making
thcarrcst would De liable to immediate pros
ccujion. /, would not be necessary for the
act iu question 20 be declared unconstitu-
fOuul
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

Ex-Judcc VIM. C.. Choate laughed heart
ilv as he heard the three impertinent Ques-
tious that the Government is 10 put To It's
citizens. Il shall not answer them, he
said. "and who would. Who is going 10
tell whether he has an acute or chronic dis
ease. or whether his house or farm IS mort
gagged. Such questions are absurd, and II
is evident that the Government will gather
uo statistics of this kind that will be worth
anything
As TO the legal points involved. Judge
Choate said IL was the first time that the
matter had been brought TO his attention,
and he never expressed an opinion ona sub
iect that he had not investigated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

David Dudley Field was seen st his
house - Gamercy Park.
81 have no hesitation said MIR. tlelc,
"in saving that the Government has no
right % obhge citizen 20 answer these
questions Tor census purposes. The power
% take the census is simply power 20 euu-
merate the inhabitants of the country. As
defined 10 Article l. section > of the Consti-
tuition This enumeration is for the pur-
pose of apporuoning representatives and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Clerk Of the County Court

To Tie Edfor ofNs Register:
Please announce that ! am a candidate for
the office Of Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County. subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic primaries, to be held ON the 9l-t day Of
June 1890, between the hours OF and o'clock
p IA. in the city Districts. and between the
hours of and 6o'clock p. IN. in the country
districts.
mySO GEORGE HOOK.
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educational.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

81 MINER LAW LECTURES mine weeklYl
begin lOth July. 1891. and End 10Th september
Have proved 81 signal use--lst. 90 students who
design 10 pursue their studio. an this ~ other
Law school. u. 90 those who propose o. read
privately. and 81. Co practitioner. who have NOT
had the advantage Of systematic instruction.
For circular apply ~. %. University o. Va Go
JOINS u. MlNoE. Prof. Com. aud Stat. Law
myziW4F
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

W Bourke Cochran said "Whateyer
right the census taker, must uc Spt,lucu
in Pho, Constitution OF the United States.
10 is % Government of specified powers. IL
has uo powers 10y implication thereiorc-
The powers OF thc census takers must oc
actually jc.ecutcd to them That seems
clear The census is primarily au tnA.ilei
alton of thc citizens. and Nueh WorA as
naturally rruWs UUf 10 fili, ana Mhltu
I... u.f intcrfrr. with fhc ipcrty of the
citizens. may hc legally Prosecuted NoN
tho amount uf property lclt ny outcus
may be- matter of iuq u.r}. lc 'oleyi OF
thr inquiry however. should o' h'St ih-
rr.r.,I lrf. hefut, tho l.clt rlu De a~gcr-
f.Ir..l uf asaiuc cIuftu~ about .t- ANY
r..-.-n.r uh..,.f nf ualIru- into tlc mum
hrr off MORTGAGES hcIu. DO seems to me. may
h, attlirei hy cou~l.ting the inherent
States uf thc Union. What else can thc
Government 90 Washington want % know
berord what ,~ ir thr CITY kcsistcr> OF
dcc
son the question whether citizen can
h,, urn-~hcd for refusing or Failing 10 an
.,ycr a question whether hc Is Suucrins
from disease. tOcethcr with is name and
nature and continuance. the answer would
b,.of mo- practical value. even n the qucS-
ZION should be asked. because mo- reliance
could he placed ON the answer. j venture
to say the result would Doe that there would
De, am extraordinary prevalence OF hedllu
discovered % exist iu THIS country.
you would not find IN the census rSi1fnS
the record of one person having d chronic
ailmeut We would have reached an
Ar.1diau condition. Seriously. though. /
believe the Government has no power 20
ask questions regarding health and
sickness.
AS 10 the question whether "a citizen ar
rested FOR ailiuA to answer questions ~
rariing his state of health, added MI
Cochran. would have ground Of acton Tor
false imprisonment, there is 20 my mind no
shadow OF "a doubt but that he would have
such a right"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30

Mr. George Tickuor Curtis was found
at his home. ia East Thirtieth street
Taking up d copy of the Constitution of the
United States. Mr. Curtis said;
THE provision iu the Constitution Is:
Representatives and direct taxes shall De-
apportioned among the several States
which may be included Ina this Union AZ
cordiug 90 their respective numbers, which
shall be determined by adding 90 the whole
number Of free persons, Including those
bound tC service Tor "a term pf years. and
excluding Indians Rot taxed and three
hfths of al other persons. The actual
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
Our Dress Goods Sale

Thi, season las been immense, because We keep
the largest assortment and Best Goods at Low
est Prices, Our line is complete in every grade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-30
atrn Advertisements.

"ANTED-FIFTY TEAMS FOR WORK
w on the Ohio Valley Railroad: Wages so
per dav. ADDRESS or call on THE J. c. Glib
NEY COMPANY, Bellaire, o. myD>
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
A Delightful Trip

Among the many cheap and delightful
excursions that 90 from this city none pos
sesses greater opportunities for enjoyment
than those 10 Virginia Beach and Ocean
shore Park on the Atlantic coast. The
Ocean Park is eighteen miles from Norfolk,
on the Norfolk and Virginia Beach Rail
road, and ons-half mile south Of the
Princess Anne Hotel, and fronts on the At
lantic Ocean. The surf bathing Is excellent,
the rooms al the hotel large and airy and
an excellent table.
The steamer GeoTge LeaTy leaves every
Monday Wednesday aud Friday and the
Excelsior on Saturdays.
For the convenience OF its patrons the
steamship company has established three
grades Of tickets, as follows: No J., round
uip 10 Virginia Beach OF Ocean Shore
Park, including dinner az Park Hotel, 81;
No. =, round trip. including one days
hoard, one nights lodging and one extra
meal, sB, No. 8, round trip, including one
week 6 hoard and room SlG
The No. 2 ticket Is designed principally
for those going Fridays on the Leary aud
coming back Sundays on the Excelsior.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

The Young Mems Christian Assocla.
ton of Mount Vernon Place NJ. +.
Church had an interesting meeting last
night which, notwithstanding the
weather, was well attended. A lecture
was delivered by DR. A. G. Weightman
Of the Johns Hopkins University upon
the subject, Physical Life and Death
from a Scientific Standpoint" Up to
a few years ago, the lecturer said, even
Intelligent people spoke Of life as
thing distinct from the material world.
Life was as much law Of the universe
az gravitation. Life and the power of
living were the inevitable result of
che mical union, and cannot be de-
stioyed as long as the elements remain
tn proper proportion In man there
are two kinds Of cclls-bOdy cells and
reproductive Cclls-each contributing
their proper functions The second
characteristic Of life was the power
possessed by living things Of converting
energy, food being converted into pro.
toplasm, just as a locomotive engine
converted coal into steam and steam
into speed. AT the conclusion Of Dr.
Weiehtman' lecture he was rendered a
resolution of thanks. lie Is young
man ana a son of the Rev. Dr. Weight.
man
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

Last evening about . o'clock Mr..
KapplaB, a salesman, received a slight
aesh wound In the right hip By the ac-
Cideuial discharge of d revolver. lie
was selling some cartridges 10 a custO
mer. who " as fitting them 10 his revolt
yer when IL was discharged and the
bullet just nipped his hip, Kapplan
thought he was a dead man sure, and
every one else within two blocks of him
thought the same He rolled from side
10 side upon the floor aud screeched at
the top OF his voice. Even after a doe
tor had been called IN and had tried 10
convince the man that the wound was
no mOIe than a mosquito bite kapplan
kept up bis bowling and moaning No
arrest will be made In connection with
the affair
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
RAILROADS.
BaItimore and Ohio railroad
schedule N effect June 90, 1890.

Schedule IN effect June GO, 1890
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and G street
For CHtcAeo and Northwest, Vestibuled
limited express daily ii.80 a m, express
Q.20p m.
FoR CisersSArr, 81. Louis and indianapolis
express dally $40 ard n 80 d M
FoR PIrTsBURG and Cleveland. express a 4Uv
p 20 m and $40 p. m.
FoR LsyrEeroN and points in the Shenandoah
FoR wiScHrsrER and way stations, q. .8opm
FoR LURAY, 1870 and rs 30 pm
For BALTIHoRE, week DAYS. f05, 500. cas-
80 go (S.C0 f5 f5.minutes), $50, 930, III OO
f2 90 f5-minutes) a. m f3 10. sf5 % s0 4S
minutesl, 315, f5-minutes), 825, 2O. 4s0
f.32 GRO q5.minutes) $50 500, 6f5 g. 90
$40; snss s5.S9 s.Ss e5o; 1879 and ii;so p. m.
u2O0, % minutes) 100, 2i5, 2.50 a5-mtn
utes) 3, Is, f.2o, 4s2, $50, IS minutesj 500.
o.i5, $50, 80, s35. 1880, ifsOpm.
FoR WAY STATIONS bet ween Washington and
Baltimore, 500, G.85, $50 a m, i5.fO. 95
SO, -, il3Op m sundays, s80n m 100,
%, 4.32, $50, li.3O pm.
TRAINS LEAvE BALrfsoRE for washington.
week days, $50, $50, $50. 7.i5, 7.90, 90,
$50, 81, 99o and 1890, 1875 a m; i2.0O,
7CO, go, SEQ, $50, 900, 10 10, 1920 and II .O0
pm. Sundays, o 90 1.f6, 3 30, s.35, p 20, 10 90.
io;55a m, 1900 I ;o5, 2. 10 3, AIS 500 $50,
For ANNAroLts, 635 and $50 a M, Il. TO and
30 m sundays, 30 a M, 432 D m.
Leave Annapolis, 6.35, $50 m, Il. o5, $50
For STATIONS on the METROPOLITAN Branch.
1910, $3.50 m l.t5 . m. For prl cipal
stations only, tlo4o a m, ti.3) and $3.50
FoR RocKvuLE and Way stations, t4s5pm.
FoR GAtrHERsBURg and intermediate points,
1900, 5000, tli.o0a M, 100, 800. f535,,
1915, $1,000, +li.00 pm.
FoR LOWS and intermediate stations, 200
CHURCH TRAIN leaves Washington on Sunday
st Is ? m, stopping at all stations on
HFmnnn
FoR FREDERICK. 1880, $3.50, $3.50 III 80 a m,
Si.l5, 80. 80, t43Opm.
FOR BAGERsTOwE, ti0. 90 a m. and 1880 d m.
TRAINS ARRIVE from Chicago daily II sam
and 4.10 p m; from Cincinnati aud St Louis
daily $50 a m and O5 p M; from Plttsburg
40 m, $50 p m daily.
NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
FoR NEw YORK, Trenton, Newark, N. j.. aud
Elizabeth, N. j., siO5, $500, $1,000 sf2O0
am, - 20, f4.5O aud 1850 D N. Buffet
Parlor Cars on all day trains Sleeping Car
FoR PnIfiDEirnih, sio5, 800, 1000, .iaoo
= noon, 'l.5O, t4.50, t9.i5 and 40 30 o M
Fon NEWARK, Del Wilmington and Chester,
.ad9s' tso a m, si2Oo noon, $50, 1850,
FOR tETERNEDtATE POINTS between Baltimore
and Phi adelphia, 800 and $50 m, t25O,
TRANS LEAVE New York for washington.
gOO, tll50 a m, 200, '3.2t, 900 . m aud
Trans LEGyE Philadelphia Tor Washington,
l2i. tsli, '9.i5. fii.35 m, fi.tO, ft8l,
1855 f5.32pm.
FoR ArIAsTic CRY, lr5 and 1000 N. isOn
noon. sundays, 4.05 a m, 1900 noon an1
1880 p m.
FOR BAY RIDGE.
WEEK DAYS, D.lba m, 100, 40 D m. sun.
days, 9.i5 M, / 30, SIS IN.
LEAyE Bar RtpOE, week days, $50, $50 u m
sundays, 500, o OOpm.
tEXcept sunday, sDaily. gSunday only.
Baggage called for and checked from no.
tCls and residences by Union Transfer Co. on
orders left az ticket oiiices, 6i0 and 1851 Pa.
ave. and az depot.
i. 4. ODELL, CttAS. o. SCULL
Gen. Manager. Gen Pass. AH't.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
ms CoIumbia IdsaI.-

TBe following officers Of the Colum
Tia Ideals have been elected President
Louis A R0safay lre-eieCtedJ; vice
president, Frank l.. AeWmey her; see
Ietsry, samuel b Ellis, treasurer, Franb
ID. FaWCCt The secretary presented
his semi annual report, aud an amend
ment vas added 10 the constitution eX
tending The limit of members % fifteen.
Nessrs Newmeyher, Ellis and Lally
were appointed a committee 10 rent aud
m uF new club rooms.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

Pullman HUaet sleeping ears are uow
running through without change. from
Washiugt0l ana Baltimore TO Boston, via
3. & %. E. RI and tLe Plughkgepz.e Bridge.
Tie trsiu rgHs into the 3. q ~ station 40
Boston ana passengers Tor the White
Mountain region. Bar Harb9r ANA al Maine
Cos5t resorts sTgid trans terriug across the
city The train leaves Washington 90 Sd
&. @. ana Baltimore az 3.t0 p. m daily.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
FnnNn DROWNED



and Evidently Committed Suicide,
James Donnelly yesterday afternoon
found the body Of a white man in the
river, which was afterward identified
as that Of Frank Douglass who has
been missing from his home, No 932
Twenty second street northwest since
the 9Th Of july His family have been
az q loss 70 know what had become Of
him. The body was removed to the
moreue
ON last Sunday evening Douglass
left his home without either a coat or
hat, and he has not been seen since
that time until the body was found Ia
the river yesterday afternoon There
seems to be no question but that he
committed suicide. His mind has been
slightly unbalanced for some time, aud
even his friends think that he delib
erately drowned himself. Coroner
Patterson made an investigation and
gave certificate in accordance with
the facts
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

A personally conducted excursion to the
wonderful Caverns Of Luray is announced
hy the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
Wednesday. July 9. The special train will
leave Baltimore and Ohio Station at $50
m. and reach Washington on return trip at
2 p. M, allowing four hours at the Caverns.
Dinner can be procured at the famous Iu-
ray Inn for ~ cents. The round-trip fare
will be $50 and as the number Of excur-
sionists will be limited TO $50, those desiring
to take the trip should call early at the Bal
timore and Ohio ticket Offices, 6i9 and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, and secure seats. No
extra charge for reserving seats in advance.
II you are asked to drink beer, ask for
Robert Portner's Vienna Cabinet-always
the baet
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
Houehton q co.'s Unprecedented In
ducementa

The cheapest yet Just read their bargains
iu furniture oak bureau, bed-tcad wash
stand pair OF feather pillows, / eNtralarge
oak table . ine reed chairs. wire mattross-
all these serviceahle and desirable articles
useful every day, Tor the small sum of 81 %.
Again they offer o chairs ana a ak foot eN-
tension table for the surprising and uuprege
dented price of 5000 And again, can you
spare the small sum OF $40, M sU. see Our c.
piece OAK dining room suite. Do is daisy. aud
the price ls almost nominal.
W. - HoUGHroN & Go.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

Storage FOR silverware. Jewelry, Laces,
Fine Goods and valuabies of an Kinds
Charges moderate. safe deposit boxes for
rent az the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

Police OficcT George L Zoe and
Miss Emma Cecilia Mah0ncy were
married at The Church of immaculate
Conception last ui1bt The ceremony
was performed By Rev Father % Neiii
iu ihe presence of large number 9i
The irieDd- 0l both parties. After a
reception at tbe house 0f lhc bride
parents bIr and 1lrs zoe lefi f1r Rev
York
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

The Boston House employees cxcur.
sion which occurred last evening. was
an unqualified success In every particu.
lar. About 900 of the clerks and their
filends boarded the Macalcstcr and
promptly az $3.50 the latter left the
wharf for the trip down the river to
Marshall Hall where the evening was
srent 10 dancing and other cnioymcnts.
Though the crowd was very large, the
Test uf order was maintained, owing TO
The perfect arrangements Of the efficient
committee in charge. The trip up from
Marshall Hall was delightful and ren.
dCred very interesting by an exhibition
Of the electric search light Of the
steamer. The boat stopped al AleXan.
dfia going and returning, and took a
large number from that city.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

John kleiuui brakeman 9u tLc Ball
uuoIe ana Potomac Railway bod his
mizh badly crushed yesterday after
noon r. The Sixth street yard llc fell
from the top Uf q freight can % the
track and one wheel passed over
him But for bis presence 0f mind iu
grabbing and ClinEing % tlg truck he
would probably have been killei He
resided a. no. u street. blt vas ssut
10 TIC Providence Hospital
The daily critic., 1890-07-09
I.I.nd IN nt nI.tnrlo Hnrner,. Eerrr.

This beautiful family resort has been
vastly improved and made more attractive
than ever, aUd the b. &. o. r. X. Co takes
plta-Ure iu announcing that Ou Thursday,
July 10, the first select excursion of the
- as0H viii leave b. q %. station by special
tain az 10 q, M.
These personally conducted excursions
are limited, each passenger holding a re-
served seat coupon This arrangement OBJ
yiates all crOWding and confusion 10 secure
good seats, and iusures family PARTIES
sgainst the annoyance Of being iutruded
upon, aud Is one OF the "ltJle rcformsn
originated hy the B. & %. Round trip sl
Seats reserved iu advance at 6l9 and l35,
Pennsylvania avenue without extra charge.
The daily critic., 1890-07-09

No better place for a DAYS outing could
be selccted than Iolchester Beach, on the
Chesapeake. lle excursion on July 10 Of
feTs ne combined attractions Of a trip by
boat and raii. Special train leaves AZ @ a.
N from SiEth-street station