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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-26
MANUFACTURING SITES.
TO THOSE LOOKING
-ros-
Manufacturing
SITES!
NfANuFAcruRINa sIrEs.

The most desirable loCatiors for the
manufacture OF wRgopa, stoves, horse
and mule shoes, boiler plate, 5heet iron,
agricultural implemtnts, furniture, or
for foundries, machine chops, rolling
mills, muck bar mills, nail works, glsfs
works. cotton or wGoipn MILF, pipe
fouudries, wrought iron pipe works,
tanneries or other manufacturing estab.
Ilishments are to be found in Virginia,
along the line OF the Norfolk & Western
Railroad, from Norfolk, Va, or Hageis.
town, Nd, to Bristol, Tennessee, and
upon It's Clinch Valley, Cripple Creek
and Ohio extensions. Hard wood in
every variety Pig iron from the furn-
acea at Lynchburg ~, Roanoke ~,
Pulaski q in operation and under
construction), 1vanhoe u, Radiord q
now uudOr construcnon), Salem ~,
Graham (), Max Meadows and Bristol
| Il at each point now under Construc-
tion), Shenandoah (1), Buena Vista ~;
bar iron from the rolling mills at Rich
mond, Shenandoah (now under con.
structiop), Lynchburg, Roanoke and
Richlands (now under construchonl !
coke and semi.bituminous coal from the
Pocahontas coal and coke field superior
gas Goals from mine8 on the CliDch
Valley extension; glass sand near Taze'
well and Buena Vista; cotton from the
markets OF the Southern States, and wool
from all the Western and Southwest
ern States and Territories, at ADVANTAGE
GUS freight rates. Favorable freight
rates made upon raw materials to oil
factories established upon its line, as well
as to points in the United States and
Territories upon the manufactured ar.
ticles.
Those seeking new fields for manufac.
turing establishments should not fail to
investigate the wonderful development
ofiron, coal and coke industries that has
been made within the past five years
along the line OF the Norfolk 4 Western
Railroad, and the advantages offered by
the State OF Virginia in the supply OF
raw materials, by the Norfolk & Western
Railroad Company in the matter OF
freight facilities RndSrates upon raw
materials, and reaching home, far dis
tant and foreign markets, and by the
cities and towns along it's line in the way
Of advantageous sites at moderate cost.
Many OF the cities and towns exempt
manufacturing establishments from tax.
alton for series Of years.
For further information as TO freight
rates and sources OF supply Of raw
material, maps, pamphlets, etc, apply
10 A. POPE, General Freight Agent,
or to
CHAS. G. EDDY, Vice President,
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Heart disease is usually supposed to
be iucurable, but when properly treated
a large proportion OF cases can be cured.
Thus Mrs. Elmira Hatch, OF Elkhsrt,
Ind, and Mrs. Mary L. Baker, of Ovid,
Mich, were cured after suffering %
years. S. @. Linburger, druggist at San
Jose, Ill, says that DR.. Miles New Heart
Care, which cured the former, "worked
wonders for his wife" Levi Logan, Of
Buchanan, Mich, who had heart disease
for 30 years, said two bottles made him
"feel like a new man." DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed by
the Logan Drug Go. Book OF wonder
full Testimonials free. TThs&w.l
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CHICAGO, ill.,, Feb. 25.-Cattle-ReceIpts 49,.
100 head; shipments 4'0t0 head; market slow
and weak; steers, choice 10 extra S. Gao 20: me
dium 10 good stOlai Is; cows aud bulls 81 UO4
. 10; st0ckerS 81 25n3 Is. llOgs-ReCeipH q OOO
head; shipments 1900 head; market active
and shade higher; rough and common 81 Sja
S46; mixed anu packers s. 60t3 IS; prime heavy
81 G0a3 o.; light s. bOA8 81. Sheep Receipts o.
700 head; shipments 1900 head; market IrTcgu'
ar; westerns s. 4Oa6 W; natives 81 UOA5 90; lambs
s. 2SaG Y.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Feb 2j-CGttle-R Receipts
1872 head; shipments 1916 head; market firm
prime s. 0OaS 30; fair TO good 81 6OaI so; com
mon 81 2o03 Is: butter cows aud stays 5! 60A3 81.
Hogs Receipts 2,4JO head, shipments g,U6J
head; market active; best PhilR.elphias 81 Goa
4 u; good Workers S5SSa3 "a; common s. f6a
3 50; pigs 90 JgR3 ". sheep Receipts 100 head
shipments .GOO head; market slow; prime s. 60a
5 81: fair 10 good 81 5Jab3D: common s. Goal WI
LAMBS 81 SOFAS ~; calves IS OOa6 co.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 2S.-HOgS lower; common
and light l3jG3 70; packing aud butchers $ ca
) Us; receipts 3.2iu mead; shipments $50 head.
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CHICAGO, Feb. Is The course OF the wheat
market was 4 surprise 10 those who allowed
themselves TO be Impressed with the strong tone
Of the bulE Of dispatches There was nothlng IN
| favor Of higher prices. except outside buSlness,
aGd shortly after the opening there was a STAN
pcde and n break Of nc In May. The chief fac
| tor III inc market Whcu Commence1 was Tue LUZ
nIlment oil the coli weather predictions. Inc
cables received were generally stronger IN tOnc.
The lone Of speculation was only slightly more LOT
buIIiSh than on the preceding afternoon. The
pressure totell u the opening was strong, aud
Nay dropped to 0Csec. Tue most OF this was re-
became stronger finally closing at O555C for May.
Corn market active and sh5de higher.
Oats active and ilrm.
Provisions quiet with little change In prices.
wHEAT-CGSh No. . spring 921sag31fc; No, 8
Spriug 90a92c; No, 2ted 9al 4a9dc; teh .l&ry IA
9S11sc; MAY 961SeV7114a061Ec; July 92a931s492lkc
CoRETCssh No 2 t$tsc; February 62sR6ia
5JlSC; May hJIS A5Gab51SC; July 6lAbt1EA
6ATs,-Casn No. 2, 4i74aifc; May 4!1Saiissa
41l{G; June 4G1sai6; Sai6Ic; July 4S4a4S1 sA4Jhc.
NYE-NO. 2, 6Ia6lc.
FLAxsERD-Sl 10Y
TIMOTHY SEED-$I 20.
miss poRx-CsSh 81 50: March 50 AN; May
50 65A9 30a9 Y; July 50 g7l$RlV OOalOlO.
LARD-CRsh and March s. GOA5 62%S; sIay
IS 775Ifa6 ShaS IS: July GO OOA6 OsaG VS.
si9cT R,is-Casn s. Seai GC; March s. Sa
oy ~ W. NAY S'eU~io''s' July 90 lUAo 1919
sHouLpLEsISs 9oGi 90; short clear 81 S0ai s..
WHlSEf-u II.
ERw YORK, Feb. 35.-FloUr, receipts 2jS 4iI
packages, exports / 500 barrels; market weak
and moderately active; sales 2lOOO barrels.
Wheat, receipts 1900 bushels: exports lIl,tOI
bushels: sales SIS.,OCO bushels 81 futures and
lyg0 3uAnciS o. spot; Spoi Market WEAK , anu
JUL 40 81 VA: un9taueu Ie1 HS S;t va
WEB; 30 70 req EeoruaEy SlUgS M Sts
c Sy'>s&Tt va My S,iISS9l3t tS.t, S'
June ~ We. "; ~ M
Torn, Ieeeipts t IJs ~ 9nShes; y S'vVSg
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a ReciprooeI sort of Follow.

Washincton Dispatch n. Y Head.
"Is it true that you don't wear socks Z
Won't you let me see, pleass?" and q
pretty woman who thus addressed Jerry
Simpson at the Capitol to-day glanced
curiously at the latter's feet.
MADAME" replied Simpson, gravely,
"pm believer in reciprocity. Do you
wear socks?" II you'll show me yours
I'll show you nine"
The lady said. "0h, my |" and fed pre-
cipitately, but Jerry remained TO study
further the methods OF legislation.
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B0lIoH IIdN5cTIpI'
"a great many Boston men as well as
New Workers 20 to Philadelphia for
their wives, am told" said a taCtless
Englishman to Boston girl, and she an.
swered with tact demurely: Eyes,
they wish to rescue the poor things, for
YOU know there is really nothing for a
moor girl In Philadelphis to occupy her
mind With except thoughts Of matri-
,,,nnV
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Lancer, IN BcStoH Traveller.
when you take a lady to a hotel to
luncheon do you offer her the menu
card? You do unless you are an excep'
ton, and ! want 10 tell you, sub rosa
tia. It is In very bad tasto. She is youl
guest, not a guest Of the hotel. II you
simply don't know" how TO order
dainty and palRtable lunch you had sim
ply better learn how.
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Neus imagines It the double.distilled es.
sence Of wit TO refer TO the editor Of this
paper as the bsid.headed, etc. We ad.
NIT that we haven't as much capillary
Adornment as the humorist Of the Men,
but the little we have is hair, 1t isn't
bristles,"
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The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhe1m, fever
corns and all skin eruptious, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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The twoSlory Brick Dwelling on northeast
.ornS, nj twenty sixth and EOtr streets. This
ia rood and SUBSTANTIAL house with good
hrick stable in rear, and will be sold u about
WhSI ihe house alone would cost 70 build.
frame house containing six rooms al QUO Mar
II RrIcE sS house containing six rooms at i7s SIX
taruih street.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture: intense itching and
EtIngiug; most at nigat; wOrEe by scratching
ii allowed TO continue tumOrs form, which Of
ten bleed and ulccnIe. becoming very sore
sWAYSR'S OINTMENT ttoIB the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation and In most cases 70
50 cents. Dr.. SwAyne & Son, Philadelphia.
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This isn't from the Arizona HOlslerI
but from the Philipsburg (Pa.) Ltdgri
"Tho Anticipated jabber.Wock that 10
ftiCts Its idiole chickering's on the public
through the columns Of the Belletont'
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Building lots Ft Pleasant Valley. on National
Building lois on MrCulgoCh street, three
Sspepe. pa,th al central Glass Works. From
i3G up to 500. splendid building sites, Never
bothered with floods.
ANY Eiye ynu want
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"Ho,v IN Oure AM slain diseases. -

Simply apply 'swAYNE's OINTMENT" Noin
ternRl medicine required. Cures, teiter. ecze
ma, itch, ali CruptioIs on the face, hands, nose
&c., leaving the skin clear, white aud healIhy
It's great healing aud curative powers are pos
ScESed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
fOr6WAYSE'S OINTMENT. TThS4W
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when Daby was sick, We gave her castor's
When sic was Child, she cried for castoria-
whcu she became Miss, sho chung to csstOFtA,
Nbsa she had Children, the gave them cAstOrtl,
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching. Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Doc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
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THE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals this week. 6j6
Arrivals lAst week
Arrivals one year e,6J
REMARKS,
The offerings at the yards are more than two
thousand head leEs than last week-a COIN.
pafaIyely light npmbeF-b4t the demand
Il not reported a. GCtlVe 10 any Of the
yards, but a. only ialI. Prices are 4 little
stronger than last week. and range a. ha5{c and
good western SIC, net; most sales b1fah5tc. net
OF the receipts, 622 head came over the Baltl.
more & Ohio rallTOad aud 6ts3i over the Penn.
sylvaniR railroad,
CLARENoST STOCK YARDS,
BALTIMORE, Feb. o, 1891.
All hogs and sheep sold IN these yards by e.
A. BlRckshere arc at gross weight
Receipts this week A,0l6 head, against $3.50
head last week.
fair 70 good, selling n %
rigs elIlnE At W
kougnh selling .
Receipts Of sheep and iRrhss SOS head.
Sheep, selling from 70 bc
Lambs selling from 70 6Sc
Arrivals Of live stock At ClAFemOnt Stock Yards
via baltimore 4 Ohio railroad for the week
ended Feb. 2l.-l07 cars, containing 2,0Z3 cattle,
pS calves, Sos sheep aud lambs, 1885 hogs, q
shipments 70 New York, Philadelphia, &c
iOs cattle. % calves, go GheeP and lambs, 3,6Gt
hogs IN horses, o mules.
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LET.

stOreEOOIn 1851 Market street, M
Five raomed brick, ArSt class properly, W
Seven rOumed house, with all modern con;
TenIenceS lGS North Front street. High aud
dry. ,,-,..,, ...,.
With all modern conTenlences' ABOVE iA'e
Dairy Farm within one mile OF this city.
G. o. SMtTh,
.I.-N
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EEw York. Feb. 25.-Petroleum dull and
yields under small sales. The only trading was
in ARrch option Of Pennsylvania oil, which
! opened steady and declined hC on the early
trading, but recovered this loss later nBd closed
dull. Lima oil was offered down 70 20cwllhOut
sales March option: Opened, highest aud
closing f554e; lowest IKE,
est IKE; lowest 761Ec; closed al TSXc: sales
900 barrels: cleAEAnCes 900 barrels; charters
2l42S barrels; runs sGGsl barrels; shipments
| ~ l5yL haFFaIg
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 25.--Pig iron qrlet; American
SIS 69al7 81. Copper neglected. Lead nominal
domestic 81 TX. Tin dull and firm; Straltl
$685.,
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SALEM MASS,

EALEW, ElHSo1
DR.. Frqnce:-DEAR sIR:-I wish to
make this statement for the benefit Of
suffering women. For years I endured
untold agony from female weakness. !
had given up all hope when I heard Of
"OLIvE BLOSSOM" l used it with good
results and a complete restoration to
health. Yours gratefully,
LUCRETIA DoRRANCE.
solve Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., @. R. Goetze, W. W. Irwin,
W. L. Williams, g. schnepf, @. Menke-
meller, W. c. Armbright, W. q. Will
liams and NJ. W. Heinrich; ]. W: Oar
rGh, Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; @. NJ, Wy
ok Bellaire; St. Clair Bros. Benwood,
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EnR SALE

No. :. Alley B, corner Alley D and ALLEY s.
Price, eG5G,
" Arfrs Of Land / raile east Of Kim Grove
Fronts about SO feet on National road, WIN
ia Acres Anthracite Goal Land In the county
Of NEkCley, ". Va, 20 per acre.
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CINcISNArI. o., Feb. 2S.-Cotton in good DO.
mAnd; middlIuV pic,
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metal.

PITTSBURGH, "a, Feb. 2S.-Sothing doing.
Opened, closed aud hIghcss 7G11<Ci lowest Ike,
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BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. .5.-opened, closed aud
hghesN 'S5[c; lowest 76l<c; .cleaiAnces 870CUJ
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Baggage checked through to destination OF
WI. ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent
PHrkeTsbufR, ". We.
A. J. handy, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PAtkGFkburg, ". va.
J. 9: TOMLINs0N, Passenger Agent, Wheel.
ing, ". Va.
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STEAMERS.

For Cincinnati, Louisville, Mems
phls. st. Louis, New Orleans.
and intermediate Points,
HIll leave WbarfboRt. foot Of Eleventh street,
daily, Monday excepted, as follows:
s.ss, Steamer "CONGO," Eph. Talbot,
~ Master; Jules Wehrman, Clerk;
sGS1EszsS every Sunday at 8 m.
sa Steamer "BCOTIA," John n.
t1A1f 1tSS Phillips, Master; Il. Il. Kerr, Clerk;
Sl-SSsEs1A every IueAdny ut 3 4. m.
H S;S$. Il ssR !s;: s:t '' :':
$50, Steamer "uUDSON,"J r. Ellison,
LrS54tst9 Master: Dan Lacey, Clerk; every
$sSsasAs9 Thursday at 8 O. m.
NJ. Steamer "BATCHELOR,"Ge Geo. f.
,llssrstI4 o'Neal, MRgter; Tim PenWeIl, Clerk;
S-aalsials every Friday at 8 q. m.
S.u,, Steamer "IIcYSrONR STATE"
ls!tssStE!2 7. 8. Calhoun, Master: ChHs. Knox,
&1,7sssiEF Clerk, every Saturday at y q. m.
FirStclasS fare, Wheeling 10 Cincinnati, 81.
Round trip, $40. Meals and statc.room In.
Cluded. tickets transferable and good until
used For freight or passage Spply on board, or
js42 ''N cRoGKARD o BoorH. Agents.
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. central Standard Time.
[VIS9RRSyIVdliaL lines.

NJ From BrIdgepoTt station
HTrAlns via the Cleveland d PittAburRh Rail-
ROAD leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Ch!eaEo
and Cleveland, A.60 \. IN. For Pittsburgh, l0:l1
!. m. For Chicago aud Cleveland, l:00 p. m. For
Pittsburgh aud New York, 2:4I p. m. For steu'
benville, 8:i3 am.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport a. 500 q. NJ, 1880
q. N. l7:l0 y. m, 4:b2 .. NJ, and BIB p. m,
On Saturdays onlY-For East Liverpool, GIL
.. M; from East Liverpool, 1l:l2 p. m.
PROM WHEELING STATION.
, Trains via the PittSburgh, Cincinnati 4 e..
Louis RAIIWAy-PAn Handle Route-leAyeWhee
Ing for bteuGbnville, Pittsburgh and the East,
6:2l 4, M, i2:B5 y. M, $50 p. m and $40 p. N,
For Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81.
Louis. 900 a. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, 1878 p. N. Trains arrive At Wheel
Ing al BIO a. M, 1000 q. M, p. m. and $40 p
N, Trains leaving At 6:20 q. n. and arriving At
ECO n. M, run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. All trains daily except Sunday.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YAR's.
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ANDERSON ASHBY. AT the Asbury NJ.
r. parsonage, ~ Walnut street. on Thursday
evening. Septe nber 10. 1891, by Rev John ID
9. Hanna, Charles M. Anderson OF Whining
ton, Del, and Miss Mary Ashby of Oxford, Pa.
DAY-JONES.- At the AsLury parsonage,
~ Walnut street. on Monday morning, Sep
TENDER Z. 1881, BY Rev. John ID. @. Hanna,
Joseph L. Day. Jr., and Mrs. Anna +. Jones,
both of C0ilingsworth, n. >.
HOBBS-EATON. AT the residence of the
brides parents, No 604 West Front street, on
Wednstda evening, September 9, 1891 by
Rev. John }. =. Hanna, john Hobbs and
Miss Emma +. Eaton. both of Wilmington,
Del.
MILLER-BROWER = At the Asuury M.
r. parsonage. 222 Walnut street, on Tuesday
evening, SeptemberS, 1891. ny Rev. John ID,
q. Hanna. Albert w. Miller and Miss Annie
Bro xer. both of GuyeDcourt, Del.
PARTRIDGE - COMBS. At the residence
OF the BRIDES aunt, No. 5l7 East Seventh
street, by Rev. George nj. Hickman, William
Henry Partridge and Ella Moore Combs.
POTE-STRONG.-A As the Asburv NJ. e.
parsonage. 2s2 Walnut street. on Thursday
evening. September 10. 1891, by Rev. John
y. q. Hanna, J. Franklin Pote of Whining
ton. Del; and Miss Mamie S rong of Baltt-
more, Md. Chtstertown News and Baltimore
Sun please copy
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MILLIONS FOR CHARITY.
Full Details Of Baron Hirsch's
Bountiful Plan.
BRITISH POLITICIANS INTERESTED

They Consider the Trades Union Con-
greAs 1t Newcastle an Important Event.
Russian Troops Reported Fighting IN
Afxhnntstan.
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE articles of asso-
citation which will formally launch Baron
Hirsch's munifcent scheme of benefaction
to the poor and oppressed Of his race were
published today. It takes the form Of q
limited liability company, called The
Jewish Colonization association" regis
tered, the office of which will be In Lon
don. Its nominal capital Is f2,000,000 in
10000 shares Of 800 each. OF these. Baron
Maurice de Hirsch subscribes to 1e,e90.
Seven Hebrew gentlemen are named in
the articles as owning one share each;
Lord Rothschild, Sir Julian Goldsmid,
Ernest John Cassel, 4. ID. Mocatta and
Benjamin Louis Cohen, all OF London,
and Solomon Reinach and 5. II. Gold
schmidt, OF Paris This leaves three shares
unallotted, and doubtless these will be
offered to representatives OF the United
States and Germany
objects Of the Association.
The objects OF the association are TO as
Nist the immigration Of Jews from coun-
tries in Europe and Asia, where they are
subjected 20 special taxes and disabilities,
to other parts Of the world, and establish
colonies in North and South America for
agricultural and commercial purposes.
The association takes to itself full rights
10 carry on trade, commerce and all in
dustrial operations which may facilitate
the objects Of the company; 70 purchase
property, negotiate securities, etc
Not Subject 10 Dividend.
The whole property Of the company and
the income arising from il are consecrated
solely to the work in view. None of it can
ever be taken, directly or indirectly, as a
dividend or bonus.
Not more than half the capital is TO be
applied TO acquiring property, buying
lands, erecting buildings, etc. The rest is
to be applied to expenses Of transport and
otherwise to assisting emigrants.
The Governing Body.
The governing body will be a counil Of
administration consisting OF from three to
six men, who need not necessarily be mem
beers Of the company and who will be
elected for I've years. These will have no
salaries, but will have their actual ex-
penses. This council win appoint direct
ors, three or less in number who will get
salaries and be required to have no inter
est whatever in any business and devote
their whole time TO the work Of the com
nnuv
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-09-11

H. NJ Robinson, Atlanta, Ga, has beer
elected president Of the National Associa
ton of Railway Postal Clerks.
The resignation OF Sir Hector Langeviu
minister of public works, Ottawa, due Il
the recent disclosures Of crookedness in
his department, has been accepted.
Miss Ava, a wealthy English woman o.
Chicago, who tried to raise the .. andard Of
living In the slums, is reported TO the pc
lice as missing. She had received threat
ening letters.
The appointment of Mrs Virginia G.
Meredith, one OF the Indiana lady mana
gers, is being urged as chief Of the depart
ment Of live stock Of the Worlds fair
Mrs. Meredith oy ms a stock farm.
Ex-Congressman Clarke, Of Wisconsin,
died at Watertown, n. ", Sept 10. The
body will be taken 20 Neenah, Wis.
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mckinley Buttons WhieA Travelled Aal
me WAY From swansea 10 Ohio.


mckinley Buuons whicA Travelled Aali
me way From swansea 10 OHIO.
sRrlAIRE o Sept TO- Nearly every
Republican III Ohio is wearing lapel
hutt0n bearing an imprint o. William
Mckinley, Jr ard under Il the legend
American tin These buttons are
furnished Oy the secretaries OF Repuh-
lcan clubs throughout the sfsae and
John w. Crooks OF Mathis Ferry a
not on dealer, has the contract ioe sup
plying fhe state Mr. Crooks i a mem.
ber OF the Executive Board OF the state
Rel ublican clubs.
II csc buttons are proudly shown by
their wearers as examples OF what NC
I Kiuley's protection 10 American indus
I tries can do in q short time and are a
source Of great pleasure 70 the Ohio Re
A clerk employed BY Mr Crooks gave
the snap away Yesterday, and the Nc
Kinley tin plate lapel button will likely
De a source OF sorrow. rather than Joy 4
the Ohio Republicans. The buttons
came 20 Mr. Crooks in the original
packages, and these packages we've pu
up ana their contents made IN Swansea
Wales
There is not a particle Of American
tin about them and not cents worth o
American labor was expended upon them
They were made in Wales and were OF
/ cered BY the Ohio Republican committees
9 the design for the button being made !
: Cleveland.
3 This fact has become pretty general
{ known In the eastern part Of this an
6 adjoining countieH and many hcKiule
buttons have disappeared.