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The sun., 1891-02-06
THE PRICE OF WHIsKEE.
10 10 High, but Not Greater than at Least
Ono Consumer IL VVilling TO Pay.


There ia no such thing as legitimate flf-
teen-cent whskoy In this country" said man
with a mathematical turn OF mind. Now
look ut the matter fairly. The besb OF whiskey
is worth how much2 Eight dollars q gallon.
say. That is allowing for eight years Of ovau-
oration on LIQUOR worth now at the distillery
% or "a q gallon. These are liberal figures.
moro liberal really than the facts warrant and
eiRht-year- old whiskey is no better than fve.
year-old. Good LIQUOR exports will vouch for
the statement that liquor In the wood does not
improve bit after lve years. and that no Inn
provement goes on at all after bottling.
"A fair average drink In q l5.cent house is
ono fluid ounce or onc-sixteeath OF q pint.
Take gill Of liquor and divide It into four
drinks and you will see that each OF them is .
fair drink-not dose for snake bites. but more
than z well.orough..npa t. = man man win take In q
saS sr s 'sns saon pd hsa thss
IA az g eight d9laTs sHon A - fents s6
R VII one one you'd .hnR ' would BE- s good profit
and should satisfy anybody; That g the
! !6istsy sSisS costs them hem I'll tho way from
gets o only III three % drinks s out oi Z Rl be is fhen
Ss aSs sSs; ss. + + e g ssSs
the Wholesaler. and then you see his profit viii
be more than two hundred per cent. Taking
consideration. the whiskoy dealer does we'll.
even to the man who keeps q dend house"
and sells alleged whisksy at Hve cents drink
Tor for stun t which COSTS 90 him si.2s a gallon. Tam
not Joking. STUFF sold as whiskey. and made
OF spirits, water. and dayorlng extracts can be
bought vt Wholesale for tl.25 O gallon. or even
the proof spirits Contained In il. Further. I
will say that lots Of 1t 10 sold over bars in this
city at ten cents q drink. which means from So
to $40 profit on every gallon"
The other side Of this question. as put by a
practical consumer In reply to the mathemau.
clan. was ss follows
key Is very great but consider how many men
Money Is made by e e. small percentage ?. only m Of
that those men make . good deal Of money.
are many blanks, Now. unless the prizes were
business: am satisfied with matters as they
Of turrentine: Or 2 pound oi 9akum, ! have,
blocks, Or @ even Is to snSther par. Of the city II
further than the ,next corner. For thi. con-
venience am willing 70 pay Tho few cents
extra that pny for whiekey goes to make my
life more comfortable; for unless the ,prodts
were great there would be much fewer saloons."
The sun., 1891-02-06
PICKED UP AROUND THE CHESS BOARD
UnfAir Rsaeotioas Upon the Late steinit..
6unsborg Match.

UnfAir Reflections Upon the Late 6teinits.
GunsberE Match.
There never was chess match played within
tho recollection OF existing generations In the
course OF which statement has not been
brought forward containing the insidious in
sinuatjon that the players have planned" or
" arranged" this or that result. No matter
what tho result may have been there have al
ways been people ready to say. They have
arranged 1t ALL" Tho match between Steinitz
and Gunsberg has been no exception, and some
American and European papers, without OK
erclsing the least discrimination. have Joined
in such cry.
contemporary has attributed the great
number OF draws In this match to the fact that
tho players each received specified sum for
a drawn game, while an English journal puts
forward as the only possible explanation OF
Stelnit1s adherence to tho defence which no
played In his arst Evans game with Gunsborg,
which. says this paper. "a moro tyro would
ooudemn"-is that the match. having been
arranged for exhibition. the players endeavor
to amuse the spectators ~ much as possible"
Had either OF these writer's seen the players
at any time during the match and witnessed
tho anxiety OF tho one whom he had difficult
position. tho desoton Of ths other when he
under which both Of them laborsd. and about
which there was not the slightest trace Of sim
Nn Wald such saoy y.Ssurd S in.inustio9s Those Ok.
hibtlons OF spirit OF smnll-mindedness can
only have ono result. and that is Of bringing .
gn%s 4 H. Gpe .. rs.S ,nS .; s'fss ,ss
bses slabs on sa.arasv Jsp. ia q the BrooEiya
Club. Il viii 6e found Interesting on account
The sun., 1891-02-06
An Accident to q Funer., Party.

SHENANDOAH. Pa, Feb. 5.-A party returning
here from funeral last night came down the
steep mountain road from Frackville The
road Was very Icy and the driver lost control
OF the horses. They were dashed nRsinst the
stout posts Of fence snrronnding mine hole
oteupsnts wore pitched upon them
The party. consistcd Of Mine Foreman B. O,
Church and wife, William Swnt. wife. and
child. Mrs. James Ford and child and John
Sheldon. the driver; The two children were
iured. the. others viii recover The two
horses were killed.
The sun., 1891-02-06

sr, Aeehsniesbuys, o. coeksrsis-Yirst " h o.
Clemens; second, Y q warner, Monroe Hich. Pallets
First b. o. Cismans: second, '. h. o, Wagner.
The first OF the meetings 70 be held during
vision Of the constitution and bylaws ard to
dent. Sss SsxteS Sdsm, S'ios: Vice ffssi.
fbS.SSe B Se;ns ThG%fm " H. dhS dHHSr rsiaSan rsSsSsi Soe
smlih. q 4. Crosby, George Perdus, q. II.
grimm; and II @ @T.Mlpsn: M: SseISo,a.y AS and
II Was decided not to change tho namc OF the
eociety. and to keep its interests solely to the
Bun Cochin.
The sun., 1891-02-06

nuai handicsp tournament Of the 81. Louis
c6ess, OIub has just terminated. II is pro-
nounced to have been the'most sueoesatul aver
Eck, Nrst; 4. A. Lyons. second; Grant Tiden.
third, and A. H. Robbins. fourth. -.
The Boston Clubs tournament opens with
The Ohio State Chess Association WIN hold
it, mee,ing At ClsyelspHd or rSp re T.
among amateur players, q subscriptton for the
benefit Of the veteran player. II. z. Bird. who
llluess. He 10 still an inmate OF st Thomss's
Hospital. London.
Some levopt ohessist 70 prop9sing thst N every ,r
10 one man, AZ thls would shortly lead TO an
immense popu nr;zation q the game: we pro:
should be struck out and woman" substI.
tuted. What this amendment would lead to
nuite oyerpasses the limits OF human imagine
tion,-Shs1Ield, Eho. Independsnt
The sun., 1891-02-06
A seu.w'. Daughter Inhsr,.. sso. 900.

KINGSTON. Ont. Feb. 5.-sarah Jane Robb Of
Jersey City has been declared 10 be entitled TO
property worth $4,000. Sarah was tho daugh-
ter Of George Roberts. who married tho daueh-
e. oi Wshkas, ? ohjef Of tho Comox Indians in
British Columbia, George gave mspy blankets
Ing 70 the customs OF the tribe
His father. ths q late s Chief q Polies Of King
Al Georae's demise It was decided 10 disin-
heIit bis daughter on the ground that Der
ysars tho case las bssn bsieIs tsc courts I ana 3
to-day the estate was awarded to Sarah Jane.
The sun., 1891-02-06
P-osres.,v. Conversation dAn,tsa,.


The first conversations OF the season was
given last night at the Normal School BY tho
sds q senior Is'
men made engaeements with the young
ladies to talk about the weather, art. physical
evening. Five minutes Was the time allowed
ior conyersstion With enc youug Lady and
auag AZ % fSss
81 tSS tapping q FsoI FIstty tymSaS & S.ii.. iii.'i'a
The sun., 1891-02-06
Buried Under y,rsy Feet Of Snow.

OuBAY. Co... Fob. b.-Nsws he's Just reached
here from Mount sneffels Of the death OF four
virginlsn miners who perished In q snow slide.
They started out from the mine last evening TO
uRt up In vh lis cabin about q mile distant ~,
Vale song the %oSntsSna SdaS sna an att,
came came d detached. and Samuel Byron. l.. Phillips.
Alien MoTire. and John sundeElind were
hurled down the mountain and buried so feet
bone the mass. Their BODIES were re-
covered this afternoon.
The sun., 1891-02-06
Alice Didn't Steal Chickens.

stats ~ Sssinss Miss Alice lice FclIeE' CHARGED a Win &
stealing chlokons. was concluded tonight the
jury finding the young lady not guilty. Tho
case has attracted much attention on account
OF the high standing OF all parties.
very dramatic Scene was enacted In court
OF tho close OF tho argument. The entire
family Of the prisoner broSc into tears. and
tho mother Of the girl fairtcd and physicians
were called. For . time the woman was In
procarious condition. At tho reading Of the
verdict almost every man in the court room
cheered Justify. and the Judge set about to tine
each disturber OF the peace.
The sun., 1891-02-06
Quit. the Fur Sealing Business.

San Francisco. Feb. 6.-The Alaska Com
mercisl Company has announced that It Is
really out OF the fur sealing business. Its lease
Of the Russian rookeries on Copper. Bshring.
and Robin Islands expires on Feb. IL. and II Is
reported that Russia has awarded the sealing
privilege for the next ten ysars to GTssnwAld
hrm.
The sun., 1891-02-06
EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
WCARTHY sAYs TIE IRISH PARTY MAY
SOON BE REUNITED.

A Rumor that Dillon win Assums the
Helm-rarneli ana Mccarthy Retiring
Count Won waidersee Takes Leave.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-In receiving the deputaton
OF 1rishmen at Leicester yesterday Mr.. Mo-
Carthy snid that the Irish Parliamentary party
would probably hear at Its meeting on Fob. IL
the terms which had been made between the
two sections that tho party might meet again
as in the good old times. and, standing to-
gother like friends and brothers. light against
the common enemy.
Mr.. Timothy d. HARRINGTON. NJ. p. has made
ON appeal TO tho National League branches In
county Cork urging them to reorganizs In
view of tho coming general elections aud the
possible passage OF the Land Purchase bill
during the prescnt Nationalist crisis.
noil and NJ Mccarthy H viii retire from the
leadership Of their respective factions In favor
OF Mr.. Dillon, whom all will obey.
The sun., 1891-02-06

On the morning Of Jan s. William goyd Of Nsvoas
as rewsd match y . SKIN against DAVID ksrPehA9
START was mad. ons Boyd soon took The isA ri
steadily drew away until nsarng the Rsahsush tI1dSS
foul Appeared immssnI boyd howsysr. .SSsW ID
AeG AtAy AAd weA ~ i've lspgthA =
The sun., 1891-02-06
Free
From Lime and Alum
Royal Baking Powder

Is the only baking powder yet found by chemical
analysis to be free from both lime and alum and abb
solutely pure This perfect purity results from the
exclusive of Of tartar specially refined and
prepared by patent processes which totally remove
all the Of lime. The cost of this chemically
pure Of tartar is much greater than any other
and is used in baking powder except the Royal"
II find the Royal Baking Powder composed Of pure
and wholesome ingredients 1t is of tartar
powder and does contain either alum phosphates
or other injurious substance.
czs. u s. Gsy, caemiay "E. G. LOVE, PH D."
Pref Louss tests and tile ,xeext official tests by ths
United States and Canadian Govs>nments show tile
Royal Baking Ponder to- be sxpe,ro, to all others IL
strength and havsning fo~s,: II is the 1.,xst ssd
ssost eeo,.o.sieak
The sun., 1891-02-06

Whistler On pleasure bent or bl,nsss should taks on
.l.s.n sys. R s.s so .sssa. . q II: flan.ys ys. and
bswsH psvssgns iss hssd.sas4 s1S .Is Ssssr sSrIs M
IeAllnS d1uSgbtA-AdN
The sun., 1891-02-06
Notes OF Foreign Happenings.

A new southwest African company has bee1
formed at Hamburg with q capital OF 20, 100000
marks.
The Pope contemplates making large 90
cession to the Cardinalate early in the coming
summer. Tho death of Cardinal Cristofon
leaves thirty-two italian Cardinals and tWons
ty-eight foreign Cardinals.
The sun., 1891-02-06
Rioting In Spain.

MADRID. Fob. 6-Despatches report riot1n2
in a number OF towns this evening. A Libsral-
Carlist riot occurred At LoRrono. At Haro the
Carlist Club was wrecked. There was rerious
riotine at Santo Domingo and Calzada, where
many persons were injured.
The sun., 1891-02-06
The Crisis In Italy.

ROME Feb. 5-The Ministerial CRISIS con.
tinues. The King H. consulting with Gen,
Cosenz. Chief OF STAFF. In regard to the military
retrepchmente.
The sun., 1891-02-06
Tho value OF Salisbury's Friendsh ,.

BERLIN. Feb. 6-Chancellor Won Caprivi. II
tho ReichstsR to-day. in defending the African
policy Of tho Government. said that 1t had
allowed the lines laid down by Prince Bis.
marck. who. once declared that Lord Salts
bury's friendship was worth more than thS
Major Wisemann, he added. can remain In the
service OF Germany II they 50 desire.
The sun., 1891-02-06
Count Won Waldersee Takes Leave.

BERLIN. Feb b.-Count Won wslderses. the
retiring chief OF the general staff. took formal
leave Of the staff attaches to-day. In a speech,
in which he showed deep emo tion. he said !:
1.-THE Emperor has ordered mo elsewhorei q
soldier oheys orders without asking reasones"
1t II now announced that len. Won Witch
succeeds Count Won Walderses as chief Of th6
general 0tafY.
The sun., 1891-02-06
Annoying Emperor willian.

BERLIN. Feb. n-The Post protests against
tho annoyance to which the Emperor and Em.
press are subjected during their daily walks IN
Gus public be more considerRte and respectful,
The sun., 1891-02-06
Another Big Strike at Cardi3.

CARp1rY. Fob. GA general strike has bssA
declared here among the dock laborerA The
trouble seems to be OF . serious nature. and
likely to result In another lo"g struggle be.
tween capital and labor. As 1t iA every coal
tip In Cardin Is idle.
The sun., 1891-02-06

LONDON. Feb. 5-"Maid Marian" as Do
Koven's opera OF Robin Hood !" hns boon re-
christered In this country. started on its clear.
" successful career this evening at tho Prince
of Wales Theatre with Marian Manola in the
title role. 1t was AL American night In many
respects. Minister Lincoln and the whole
American colony being present The onera
Manola. Violet Cameron. Attalie Claire. Harry
Monkhouse as the Sheriff and Harry larker az
been doubled had the audience had It's way.
Miss Manola's success was marked. And the pts
company being called out after each curtain,
and Do koven. Sedeer the proprietor. and
CHARLES Harris stage manager. at the CLOSE OF
is ready to take anything American II 1t be- good
The sun., 1891-02-06
TIE CHTLIAN UPRISING.
Several Hard Fights Result In tho DefsaA
OF the 1nsurGents.

Several Hard Fights Result IN che DefsaA
OF the lnsurGents.
pAnrs Fob. ga despatch TO the Gdulois
from Buenos Ayres says that the Gillian rising
was due TO violence on the part Of tho Gillian
rogulara Tho rising occurred at Castro.
Tho bnttle between tho regulars and the In.
surgents lasted threo hours. Seventeen OF
tho former and 1870 OF the latter wero killed.
Proilting by the rcvolt. the hostile sections
OF tho Chilian regulars attacked ono another
with knives 60 settle an old quarrel. and the
Insurgents around the city Joined in the
nRhtlng. which lasted two days. The Lyceum
AMI hospital suffered severely. The number
Of persons killed is not known exactly. but ID
large.
Ancud is now quiet. Tho harbor is patrolled
by volunteers who are partisans Of the Prest-
dent. assisted ~ 20 10 sailors. The revolt Ap-
pears to bc reduced to the principal harbors.
neaten on all sides. the insurge.t e intend to
sivo. nnd march toward santiago. which 10
now 1enuded OF troops. Friends advise thq
President TO convoke Congress. which would
sottlo tho quarrel.
The sun., 1891-02-06

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The Irish Party.

After ripping the Irish party wide
omen Mr.. Parnell has come to the sem
sible conclusion to abandon his preten'
gIops to leadership and permit the
marty to choose its own leader. This is
what the men wanted who chose Mr.
MCCARTHY for their chairman, and pre-.
cisely what Mr.. Parnell, by the most re-
markable behavior as presiding officer,
refused to permit, preferring to force a
split.
II he had promptly retired gracefully
he would have stood to-day much better
than he does as patriot, and the cause
of Ireland would have been in very
different case. Whether there can be a
real uniting of the shattered forces alter
all that has happened-the rows and the
ruckshuns and the slangwhanging-re'
mains to be seen.
There is a mighty deal Of fine repair
ing to be done before the Irish party and
tn Irish cause can be where they were
before Mr. Parnell took the shillelah IL
his hands and went in for breaking o.
heads. He has wasted time and done
infinite damage.
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Enlisted Men.

Enlisted men in the Navy respectfully
ask by petition that they be as well
treated as enlisted men in the Army.
Under any circumstances so reasonable
a request should be granted. Seeing
that the life OF private in the Army is
hard enough, with small chance Of pro-
motion, the request OF the sailors should
be granted for the asking.
In both branches Of the military ser
vice there should he such policy as
would attract the beet manhood of the
country. Such material would want
chance for promotion and ought to have
1t. We do not draw our cadets exclu.
siyely from the nobility, and those who
come from humble homes are found to
make officers as good IS the best.
There sre plenty OF bright young fel.
lows who would seek places in the ranks
If by good service they might hope for
commissions.
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The Secretary Of the Interior opposes
the transfer of the Indiana to the War
Department. So have his predecessors
No department likes to have anything
taken from it, but this does not touch
the merits OF the case.
Secretary Noble fears that the trans
for would cost Of something tina. mas
been gained in the control Of the 1ndi'
ans. The something is not specified.
Whatever it may be it Is not much, for
in all the yeara not much has been &C.
compliahed in the right direction.
There is no reason why any good thing
shall be lost by the transfer Of authority
from one executive department to an.
other. On the contrary much should be
Gained by placing the Indians in time Of
peace under that department which in
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Init LutteEl?

A New York concern, claiming to
represent California loan and trust
company, is doing business that will
arouse the green.eyed monster in the
manly bosoms OF the, Louisiana lottery
people. But the New York affair is not
a lottery. Every time you put down q
dollar you have chance-presumably
remote-to get ''loan" Of from five
dollars to $4,000.
The understanding is that the funds
of this institution are lent at sper cent
interest without collateral. Thus far it
has not been discovered that the mails
are being used to forward the scheme.
Tha work appears 10 be done by indus
trioua solicitors.
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TXTANTED-MINERs,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The stock holders Of The Riverside Iron Yo,,,
will take notice that whereas the Board al N
rGctOrE Of said company At a meeting Of III
Board held on the 9Th day Of December, 4 Il
1880, passed q resolution In the words lnlloSi,.
~ RGSOlutd, That the stockholders Of The RiSts.
side Iron Works be recommended Al theI, "
nual meeting 70 be held on the 18th day Of Juss
AFy, a D. 1891, 70 pass a resolution iuCfpI,is,
the capital stock OF said company from IN y!
dollar to fifteen hundred thousand dollar \.
from ten thousand shares OF the par ylIBeS,
ore hundred dollars per share 10 fifteen iboS
and snaEes Of the par value OF one hgS,
dfod dollars per share" Now, Ihe,eISs.
III Y, Vance, az President Of The RlysrSIS,
Iron Works, and /, John D. Culbcrtson, u sc
retary OF SAID works, DO hereby notify ~
HtOckholders OF Tho Riverside Iron Work 81 +,
Said resolution passed by the said Board Of III
rectofS as Aforesaid: and we do further hot5
aid stockholders that we. j. N. Vance aud III!
d. CulbertsOn. or one or the Other OF Us, viii n
TtockhoIderB iu the Riverside Iron Work, ~
al the said annual meeting 10 be held 90 u
said 18th day Of January, A. D. ls9l, as Aiort,sl
offer the following resolution for adoption i
aid stockholders In meeting so assembled, ~
n 10 say: "ResOlyed, that the capital ttorT 4
Tho Riverside Iron Works be increased from Il,
surplus fund OF said company from one nIlli5
10 lilteen hundred thousand dollars and j.
number Of shares from ten thousand OF The 4,
value OF one hundred dollars per share to fl;ei
tHougRnd shares OF the par value Of one hund,ii
doliars per share. witIess, the signature Of h,
said ], n. Vance, as President Of, and Tie N
John D. CulbGTtson, as secrctRiy Of the Rivs
aide Iron Works, as well BS their personal I'm
tures In their individual right as sloGEhelIt,
| In Inc Iald The Riverside Iron Works.
THE RIVERSIDE lRON WORK.
byJ. \. VANCE, Its President,
aud JNo. b. CULDERrsoS, It's seCfefIrr
J. n VANCE. AZ htGGGholderS In TIE
Jso. D. CULBEKTLoN. Riverside Iron Work
40
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DIED.

MoORE-At weiiSbutg, ". Va, on Tuesday;
January G, 1891, Miss MARGAnET MOORE, aged
g3 gears.
Funeral from her late residence. In WellSburS,
thisCThursdayl afternoon at . O'Clock.
CLETEs-on Tue.dSy, January G.. 1891, at
O'Clock n. M, elizabeth, vile OF VIM.
elites, aged 81 years And months.
Funeral service at the reIldcnce OF her mother,
Mrs. z. HartenStein, no. $40 Main street,
this (Thursdayl afternoon a. O'Clock.
Friends Of the family invited to attend. In
terment at Mt. Wood cemetery.
sCHMlDT-Ou Wednesday morning, january 2,
1881, ut SIS O'Clock, HENRY sCHAibT' IN his
Gilh year.
Funeral services al his late resIderce, Fulton,
Ohio county, on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited TO
attend. Iuterment at PeninSular Cemetery.
M flowers by REQUEST
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FoR RENT.

nor RENT-sTORE ROOM, COZ
e Third and Main streets. Apply y
RODY, HOG Main street. On
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EoR RENT FROM APRIL *
JIG house No. 28lS Main street, Conta!l!ngz
rooms. For full information apply 70 no. 4!
Main street.
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PrTsBuRou joins Wheeling and takes
a little more smoke in hers than form.
erly. Columbus, also, is notified that
about one-third Of her area must go back
to the black diamond. This is not SO
bad where there is plenty OF coal in the
back yard, but what shall aesuage the
grief Of the natural gas boom towns
when their glory begins to depart2 In
some Of these towns this question is
already in the nresent tense.
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Chicago Inter OCEAN,
One Of the Presbyterian churches Of
New York hiss adopted new way Of
giving out notices. Instead Of reading
them from the pulpit neat little printed
slip containing the announcements Of
meetings and other items Of interest are
placed in the pews. This is reform
that is likely to be widely copied
HdiCkcye.
TINS isoa regular custom in many
Chicago churches. The New England
Congregational church has used the
printed slip for all church notices for
many years. IL caves much time and is
far more satisfactory as the people take
them to their homes as reminders OF the
duties OF the week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-08

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