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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15

Noe sssa 4. daily. y. =. y. Limited. ran soiis
bstrern New YORK ana Cincinnati with Yesyi.
Ntpls Sleeper batwssp Warrington and Leais
Hes. ssd seswsvs Ciscisn.d and Old Poin
81 ifs< lsIl1 suiss yI,h Palma. sl..p.r.
bstu@11 Ci1IIun1< ed HEshingtoa. No. 1has
rsIi3sa 9issbsf bsseevsrts 70 old Point Com.
Trs56 xs. si~syes clif.on Forge at e:ioa. m
AID srfjTss a. Charlottesville at 10. 10 q m.
HUrTfSSfOE DIvIsfoS: No. Is, Issvs
Clifton ~ daily .tos m-srrive Huar.s gtss
: M. srriX clliss1 (jegs 40 }. n. Ne. IS
daily srosy tza6.E< leeys ksst ssssli 500 :.
sIcspt saads)k q j Hasslss.Oa 500 p. n. A..
CITC@IT ITI{ b{Y1sfoS: Eo. n, daily sr
CO. - ~. 1esI}4 nsntlnston e:ioA- n, Efnys
cas zes4 1;i3 I'D 10 s..p y :. day. ;. a,
kurli - ~ y. n No u, DALI sKcspi
Sse<65s I1Eo5 lajssl,s 80 : y. arrive Ga
49, 1900 ~ ,. -. arrive hsysviAs
~ Z 20 "a f n.... e,
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For Over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
DisrrhOes. Is pleasant 20 tho taste. Sold
by Druggists in every part OF the world.
Tweuty.fiye cents q bottle. It's value is
.incalculsble. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
c%har kind
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15

FATAL NEGLECT is little short OF sui
eide T he consequences Of neglected
cough are too well known TO need re-
peating. Or. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup cures a cough promptly. Sold by
all dealers on a guarantee of satiSfac-
rfOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15

Ba1Eag. checked through 70 dsstinstlos Of
tickets.
W. J. ROBINSON. General Passenger Asest
Parkersburg, W. Va
A. J. BASDY. Assistant General Passsngs
Agent, Psrkersburg. W. Va.
J. q. Tonlinson, Passenger Agent "hs>r
ing. wa
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Castoria.

aCnsso-ia Is Al excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Oh Hs
good effect upon their children"
DE-. @. c. OsGoop,
Lowell, Mas.
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w. p. 4 II. DIVISION.

For Pittsburg, o:lo and 7:so .. M, and $50.
N. daily. and l:so y. m. daily exec pt Sunday.
For Pitt.hurg sud the Laa. o.: 10 D IN. eatly.
Washington Accommodates. 500 .. -. ~,
cept sunday ~
AEnrvL
From Pittsburg. l0:loa. IN. daily, 1862. n.
except Sunday, $50 and 1913 D. M daily,
Washington Accommodated. $50 .. %. daaiy
except Sunday
General Passenger Agent. Baltimore.
is LANE Wheeling deli
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80 Pennsylvania stations
|ylggROSyIVdnid LINES:
" Trains Run By Central Time.

rJcnRr OFFICES AT PKSssrLvAru sIkIioE o
NaTgR 81, ICOT OF EfEyrrTH ST. WhEkLnS
AZ AcfURK HorsY. HHyKfISg, tsp Al - V
PENNSYLVANIA brsTIos, ByIDSfros1.
T0UrasEsr sysrTx-" PAY HsrDLE kOrTy - =
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"Castoria Is the best remedy for chiloren Oh
which am acquainted. hope the day IS not
far distant when mothers willconsidt the reai
interest OF their children, and use Gas 'ria IN
stead of the varicusquack nostrumsvh ch are
destroying their loved ones, 81 forcing opium.
morphIne, soothing syrup and other huysiw
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
On J. T. KISczfnfE
oon~,b, NIX.
Tia Caufaur CoupaIZx. III .
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, February 13-There was no
new feature 10 the dry goods market.
Popular goods keep well sold up and prices
are steady. Print cloths are very strong
and low grades are also firm. Business was
quiet in wooden fabrics.
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'Castoria.


aCss,oria Is SO well adapted to children that
recommend !: as superiortos any prscrptoa
known 10 me-"
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, II. Z.
"our physicians In the chiidreos depsrt
mont have spoken highly Of, their expeS
ence m their outside practice s.th Csstoria.
ana although We only haze apong our
medical supplies what is known g regular
products, yet We arc free 70 comics. tat tss
merits OF Castoria has won Us 70 ioox with
favor upon IT,"
UNITED HcsrrrAL AsD DIsr<raEx,
BeuDun, H>0
Ar1u C. srrE, Pres.
urr.y s6rss<. zsw York CITY
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Metal Market.

New YORK, February l3.-Pig iron,
dull; American SD 15al7 -. Copper firm
at $40: Lake $40 10. Lead, quiet; domes
tic 81 o.
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TRANs.oHIo DIVISION.

For Chicago. 7:38 and 10:it .. o., fo,3o
daily, and 3:lb p. m. daily ercspt sunday.
CINCINNATI Express, 7:S0 and 10: Ii q m. d
D. II. sunday only
Columbus Acc, mmodstion. s:i5 ,. n, q
Sunday.
3:I6 ,. m, except SUNDAY.
ARRIvE.
Chicago Express. I:Isand $40 .. m. and 1910
p. No., except squday. aud 600 p. m. daily.
Cincinnati Erpress 6:ob q N. and e:oop. ~
daily. ~
COLUMBIA. Accommodates, 1905 .. N. daily
except sunday.
500 % N. except SUNDAY.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 1 I-2aa Per Cent-Governments
Dull and Stesdy-Stocks Active and
Firm-slour Dull and steady-Wheat
= Strong.
NEw YORK, February l3.-Money on call
easy at l5Sa2 per cent; closed at ,
Prime mercantile paper 313a5]5 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet but steady at
S52Ia4sS1.
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ospt sunday.

Houudsvilie Accommodates, $40 o
cept Sunday, and $40 p. m, daily.
ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia and Balt1
SEQ Q. M, and 1850 p. m. and lf:s0 p. n,
Cumberland Accomnodatien, t:bS p. a
cePt sunday.
Grafton AScon nDrommO1: ,a;so
1856 p. m. daily. and ass p. m. daily. .
SUNDAY
Sunday
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AEnrv =.
MILO RIVER RAILROAD,

" CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
Direct route 20 Marietta, Patkerstarg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth,
and Cincinnati Also 20 CHARLESTON. Clifton
Forge AID stanton, Va. and LeIiugton and
LouisyiiIe. Ky. ~
Time On lie effective December o, 1891.
sn.,lv ADafly efcept Sundav
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tDeily except Bupday.
sunday Church Trains will.iesvef
It s:1 .. n. AID Whasling ~ III :
II. +. WEi6GE"
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CHEsApEAKE 4 OHIO RAIL.

HH ESAPEA q OAIO NALL
~ WAY COMPANY.
\ IrlsI flying virginiaa)
v..,,huie Limited, solid, with Dining Gar, be.
80 NJ YORK, Washington and Cincinnati.
Va.tihaie Sleeper between Washington and
Louisville and Old Point an. ,ss cincinn,t seh,s
mn Trrr. West Of Clit.1u Forge. EAsrERH
s-IxnAnn TnE: East OF Clifton forge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-15

WHEELING b ELM
w RAILRoAo. On and
January 2. lses, tfains wilf-ruA
City Time:
Leave wheeling. Leave
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3aurssSs.
pALTINORE AND OH

AZ Wheeling.
tima Schedule
Dece mber IL 10
MAIN LINE
For balumofo,
phia and New M
o:l5 a. IN, $40 .. I
Cumberland A
datiou. 8:i0a. NJ.
cspt Sunday. y
Cameron Accsi
ton. 800 p. N. do
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sToLen eY eYPsles.


Nine "nr-oid Uoy kidnapped az Belle
V"c. ~. I,e-cued st fvansviiie. Ind.
NASHVILLE. Ind. March 20 Jnmcs
Kelly. lad scarcely nino wears OF age.
was brought 10 the city Friday evening
from the camp ~ gypsy named Ben
Harris The bov states that seven
months ago hc was carried OF bg force
from bellevue. IN. whore ne had "A
stcpfather named Alexander Scott. "A
painter by trade. They went TO ~
Louis by wagon. thence g. Mississippi
Until after they left 81 Louis he was
treated kind by Harris. but after that
time they treated him In "a brutal man
ncr, giving him but little. and often
beating him. ~ YRloo City. Misc. he
attempted 20 escape, but was caught
and taken back 90 camp. where he was
tied 20 the wagon wheel and whipped
with n horscwhip
About a month ngo they started for
the north Arriving az Vicksburg they
took the steamer Golden Rule. landing,
here on Wednesday night They imme-
diately went 90 whore they are now Ina
camp Humane officer Cahnl invcsti.
gated the matter. and secured trans
portation for the 10Y 20 his home ia
bellevue
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SEAL FISHERY.
H"ss'a wni Act with a. q" the Dsspat.
indications cot Active rrepsrst ION. At
the Navy Department..

huss's wni Act with a. q. the Ds.pat.
Indications ct Active rreparst at
the Navy Department.
MN NoRK. March 30. "A dispatch
from Washington Ia the Times saws
that IL IL reported ON good authority
that the president had been given tv
The Russian minister assurances that
the Russian government will cooper
ate with this government I'm the matter
II protecting seal life In the nehrinR
sea The Russian minister ~ credited
with the assertion that his government
would add four mcn-of-war to the fleet
OF six iron-clads now mt viadivostock
Those senator's who favor the posi-
ton the president has assumed in the
correspondence with Lord Salisbury
found much To- stiffcn their backbone
when they learned that there was a
strong probability that Russia would
bc found ON the side OF the United
states In the event OF hostilitics grow
ing out OF the question OF protecting
the few seals remaining Ina Bchring sea
The department authorities hardly
know how far to go in the line OF ex-
traordinary preparations until the in
tcrnational correspondence bears n
more conclusive aspect and they arc
impatiently waiting for this 20 happen.
Meanwhile, although the navy officials
concccd that our relations with Great
Britain are decidedly strained fow OF
them In reality expect actual hostilitics
60 arise.
10 II also pointed out by naval experts
that II will hardly bc the policy OF the
department 10 concentrate heavy
force OF vessels in Bchring sea for
even ~ hostilitics should DC preclpitat-
eel by an exchange OF shots la those
waters the war would not bc fought
there, but nearer home. Whatever vcs-
sells arc sent 60 liehring sen by either
nation will bo intsndcd amply for ser
vice In connection with the sealing con-
trovcrsy and not with the idea 81 on
gaging In any general conflict there.
At present tncrc are seven or eight
British warships on tho Pacific station.
three OF which are large cruisers The
latter would probably not be sent 90
ichriug sea iu any ease. but would h.,
retained la British Columbian waters.
and u Is altogether likely that our
heavy cruisers now ON tho Pacific
const will be similarly held AZ San Fran
cisco Co await developments The prin-
cipal indication of active preparation nt
the navy department was in connection
with the matter OF coal supplies for tho
BehrinR sea feet
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curiousiy Mt her. TO end IL there IN.
not a hidden paper behind the book
But no. the volume held down could
conceal nothing. Rose came next. civ
ing 10 the words touch of reality. Of
ieeiing, that her teacher had not be-
iieved her capable OF. Each girl i'm
turn took her share in the lesson SO
well that the German wondered il I,
was not all n dream: even Molly
plodded through her part with surpris-
ingly few faults, showing an eager in
terest in the language She ..hated
What had come over the class? "yyun-
derbar!" muttered Fraulcin Mann 10
herself No whispers. no half-sun-
pressed laughter. no surreptitious notes
passed from hand to handl Her exnla.
nations of difficult points were listened
to attentively; intelligent questions
were asked; Fraulein found II easy 10
speak to these interested girls. and
waxed eloquent, so that the class. in
turn, were surprised to find how much
more enjoyable than usual the lesson
was just once, Jenny Noyes, catch.
ing Rosamund's eye. smiled and winlxed
eSpreSsively, but that damsel met her
look with one of Spartan virtue. Rosa
N'N'uN never uiA NHiAES n1lt-wuN. When
the lesson ended, the class trooped out
in excellent order silent until they
reached the corridor
We'll, IL knocked her perfectly all
ly," said Molly, indignantly. TO Rose.
''She was afraid II was all blind.
though. my dear primrose" added
Jenny.
We'll. IL made me feel pretty silly
to think how we've acted" cried Rosa.
mund.
We've all been April fools ourscl YES
before. / think, not TO appreciate hav-
ing such good teacher"
We'll, we've reformed. Now, wen
have chance this afternoon in gram
mar, and Rose. dear how can take
her out in that atrocious bonnetr'
That class in German grammar was
model of dccorum. They knew the
lesson TO girl They asked questions
that showed real interest Molly sur.
prised everyone. herself included. by
her correct rendering OF German sen
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'shairman' accent. We do have lots of
fun with her, and ! suppose we're very
wicked. But, truly, / doubt IL She
really knows when we are bothering
her"
why, of course. she does; but she
hasn't the gift of keeping order. aud
that isn't our fault, is it?"
'Sh-! there she goes"
The group of girls about the register
turned to look after the tiny. oueerlv-
dressed figure as Fraulein Mann passed.
with her odd walk, through the darlSen-
ing hall
shes a good teacher, though, isn't
she?' asked Nettie Lawson. the new
girl at Miss Douglas, TO whom the
others were imparting such bits of in
formation concerning school as they
thought would be interesting and
profitable
"oh, yes, good enough" the first
speaker said. with laugh, 'for those
that want to learn. hate German.
and only take il because must But
she can't manage US any more than u
cat"
'Rosamund got off fine joke on her
awhile ago. You haven't met Rosa
mund Thorp yet, have you? She's IA
dear, isn't she, girls?"
The sweetest, prettiest, brightest
thingT' cried one enthusiast
And no end of holiness about her"
added another
We'll, you'll see her soon, aud you'll
be sure 70 agree with MS that she's a
Jewel Of the first water. She was out
Tor the afternoon, and she's making up
her practice now down in the lower
music-roomi she changed with Mary
Loring. She plays like dream"
You perceive that Molly doesn't adj
mire Rose at ALL" whispered a girl.
slyly.
Molly grew crimson
"Admirei ] love her beyond words;
shes my best friend" she declared.
btoutly. "You girls can joke all YOU
like, You know you'd give your ears if
She were as fond of you as she is of
me with schoolgirl frankness.
Come now. don't be huffy. Molly;
Rosamund's duck, and so are you. Tell
about Joan Of Arcs triumphal entry. -
well, Miss Mann's English vocab-
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SHORT TARIFF SERMONS.
Av.rns. lat. r.r Cent.

Free trade dishonesty and deceit II
nowhere more conspicuous than in tho
statements regarding tho average ad
salorcm rate OF duty.
The subject is at best ehimericai
one.
IL is like chasing rainbows TO attempt
to calculate or anticipate future aver
age.
IL cannot bc more than guessed at.
Tor the average rate does not depend on
The rate OF duty. but on the value and
amount Of importatious Thus the
average nd valorem rate may change
from year To year. while there has been
n, change in the tariff whatever.
The only way, then. is To calculate
on actual values Of importations aud
duty collected
This will not bc = true average but
perhaps the nearest that can be COM
puted.
Every frcc-tradc paper in the country
IS still maintaining thatathc average
rate under the Mckinley tariff is 60 per
sent Now, what are the actual factsp
The latest figures Mt hand are those
ending September so. 1891. During the
twelve months ending ON that day our
imports were valued as follows:
Et,e ~ duty t6SN29 ~
Nt''"i'' -ss.s.s... ..t......s.r... AiNrA iA ~
Total ,sss - an, A.
iotal duties collected during these
iNtNo months. Gee. CO.. I'D. ftNi O,n 40
II Will be seen. then. that during the
twelve months ending September 30. 1891
the average rate of duty ON dutiable inn
ports was IL per cent, while on total
imports, the honest way OF reckoning.
IL was only - per cent
The free trader is not only dishonest
I'm his amount, but he uses dishonest
method in getting at IT, lie only com.
putcs the rate on dutiablc imports BY
this mode of reckoning Great Britain
average rate is nearly 100 per cent
Suppose our $500 900. OO1 worth of im-
ports all came in duty free with the eN-
ccption OF $1,000 worth. upon which
we collected $50. 900 duty Would our
average rate of duty be 90 per cent?
The fact is as nearly as we can cal
culate IT, that orr present average rate
is only % per cent less than at any
time since 1861.
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KEPT MS WORD

Een Gtun fo1is ths manrrnsa sud f.atf-
tous.-A wife unraere- rnEes HUs Llf-
when tbput To- iie sentenced fa Hang
Air CUBAN o. Marcia Rem
Gano. ere wife murderer. il deed Sc
was convicted Thursday of lass ,rees of
murder Iu enc Grst degree Inarslsv
motion for nee triai uas arrr.d
and oserruiei. aua at 9oeloes FRIDAY
morning tte court ordered in. sheriff g.
bring Oano into court to receive hs
sentence 20 1eath 0n go ny f1 tne
jail The or. aouer was RI .alfrr.t n the
aronles Of death lie bad 10 ssnef
him DO thus hIiinE bis tarrat shat
be would never hang
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1lary isn't what you'd call complete. -"
oc8an Molly. 'and she has a little way
"i writing down the translation Of ain
lne words she isn't used 20 on piece Of
paper, which she brings TO class. One
morning She was in futtcr saw
ner looking in her pocket. in her books.
ana in The remarkable little bag She
carries. but no paper was to b. found
,''li an was well Till my turn came TO
y, tahaiate Ny paragraph was some
thing about Joan Of Ares entry gnto
OFIeans, but that's all ] could make
Uu'' so / stumbled along anyhow. Miss
-lahh loot patience, and said: 'Das Is
10. So not So and started Oft herself
- snow me how II should be done But
lore she began she whispered TO
,.ose 70 know the meaning Of schiach
-. 1t means n charger. you know
Rose, I could see her eyes Just
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RloTlno ar KENT. O.


Pistol Conflict Bstvsen Discharged
w0rkBen aud Police.
KENT. o. March ~ an early hour
Friday morning riot broke ont. which
for while threatened serious results
Thursday several switchmen were dis
charged by Erie railway officials for
drunkenness and new men put iu their
places. The discharged employees and
friends con0regated IN the railroad
yards early in the evening and de-
manded reinstatement They were re-
fused and immediately attacked tho
new men. threatening 10 shoot them
The police maintained order until after
midnight when The men attacked the
officers Resort Has had 20 reyolverz
and q rattllu2 fusiladc followed. thirty
or forty shots being exchanged. The
mob was finally dispersed No fatali-
ties occurred although tao u the mob
were badly wounded
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BruA PEsrm March IS At Orecho.
in northern Hungary number ~
peasants who thought they bail been
BADLY treated in the distribution OF
relief went iu body % the house Of
Che Durgomaster. which is 0n q farm "a
httlc distance from the town. aud
noiseiessly larracaded che doors and
windows 80 a. % prevent any one from
getting ont Of the place. Then they
set Gre 90 the place. their avowed in.
.cntiou being - burn The burgomaster
and bis family Co death Farmers sue
ceeded in rescuIng the fam lV just boz.
fore u SO too late. TIE house IS as con
sumcd
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CHARLESTON. vs.. Va March g. The
supreme court Of appeals of West Vir.
Rinia handed down its opinion Tuesday
affirming the constitut.ouality Of the
act 81 the legislature ~ Is9l forbidding
employers 90 issue % iahorers any
scrip or checks payable in goods 40 the
company s. store; also the act requiring
coal operators 90 pay miners according
20 The weight Of the coal before 30 sis
screened This decision will work %
great hardship on tine coal OPERATOR
Of this state and Bro many instances it
VIII result in some Of the miners clos
inc down unless the operators can
maze contracts with their men az the
Oh .llnnnrl
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In tho house and when we're out
To never be tn april fool"
We also show our art
In making fools OF others,
Who, OF course, are not so smart.
We seorn the tempting pocketboolSs
That lay upon the walk
We keep an eye upon our back
For printings made OF chalk.
We do not stoop FOR pennies
That arc nailed upon the floor,
Nor do we burn our fingers
With the hot ones any more.
At pics OF soap and cotton
We are careful not 10 bite;
We don't go on an errand
Nor 20 running 10 a sight;
The OLD plug hats put in our way
Don't suffer from our kicks,
And no expressages we pay
On bundles made OF bricks.
We DO not trust our dearest friends,
We don't believe our eyes,
Were waichful and suspicious
And for caution take n prize;
We smile very knowing smils
At ans yarn we hear
The more thing looks innocent
The worse IL doth appear
Yes, on ;he First OF April
It's wonder how n man
Detects the slightest humbug,
When, on other days, he can
BE taken in so easily,
And be so great fool
In spite Of long experience.
Both in and out OF school
H. c. Dodge, in Goodall's Sun.
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CLAHEsyuLE Tenn. March 25 a
coi0red women living near Cedar um
gave birth to three eeI-deseIoped
babes during the recent snow storm
The combined weight 90 the trin'ets
was twenty-four pounds. exac.y eight
pounds each They are all girls and
are healthy and strong
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a FINISH FIGHT.
mat. What Champion Sullivan want.
With Gorbstf.

AhfhH HN@h fhaHptoA ~mittsam " auts
With torbstf.
CUCACO. March ~ John D.. Sullivan
has not yet signed thc articles - agree.
meni sent 90 him ~ President Noel 81
the New Orleans Olympic ciuh The
document was returned % the Crescent
city by Jimmy Wakeiry Tor certain
amendments and elm nations just
what these are and what they Involve
Is known only % sullivan and bis
hacker Both were seen at the Wind.
sor theater Lass night. and the cham
piOu was asked ths reason Of the retc-n
~ the articles. They dou't am1uut
90 much. and would rather NOT state
them Use wanted to have arish
fght and ~ we ars very careful as To-
the papcrs we sign There 81 ve-y llt-
tle difference between the original and
amended Articles ne ask for
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PWLtpELPIut March The vlu
probated Of Rev Epam.nondas . Pierce.
OF Monmouth N. o. Ieagrs an estate
Of 81 0OD 600 to Lincoln university of
Oxford. Chester county "a fo- the
purpose Of educaung colored suuug
men for the ministry. and iu case no
suHicicnt number Of coiored rouHg men
shall offer for such ministry. then ths
institution shall apply tle funds Tor
The payment ~ the expense. az educ
eating and maintaining wat. Young
men who may wish t0 Dac1ue mission.
aries 90 Afr.et under the direction ~
American board OF comm ssionsrs for
foreign. AFFAIR."
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30
Foreign Markets.

What and whore are the grent mar
kcts of the world for which the free
trader would give up our splendid home
market?
The following table shows the pur-
chascs OF the whole world in 1889. nc.
cording 20 that eminent FREQ trade sta
tistician, Michael G.. Mulhali:
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-03-30
~ 80 FEARLEss.


III HH"FEIt IUTT p fHHFI"I MUUa
Leader.
ArIASrA. Ca March f The Jury
brough. in verdict Of rultr OBJ murder
in the ease oi barney White. charged
with aiding in ynching iarsin Nix
last IAN. The case was cried In Camilla.
Mitchell county. and IS tne FIRST verdict
ever rendered against man in Georges
charged with leading a MOS Hc vas
ably defended aud vigorously prose.
euted The jury was ont only forty
minutes Others Of The mob are 20 IL
tried