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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-03-17
BLAsPHEMIEG THUG"

whose sole becoming act in this world was to
fall dead 1T the scene of his mighty crimes on
New Years Day, 1865. Even this act was a
parting cheat, Tor without the shadow of a
doubt be would have died on the galows be-.
side his half-witted underling, Capt. Wirz, the
Andersonvilie Keeper
Well might Richmond newspaper, that had
obtained an outline Of the system" lately
Matched regarding the Union prisoners. declare.
with terrible significance, "0ld Winder left
Richmond yesterday to take charge of the
Yankee prisoners in Georgia. May God have
mercy on themi"
Tins AndersoByille. in the same month of
the tunnel escape, entered upon that appalling
career OF studied and unparalleled barbarity,
whose sickening record has sent thrill of dis
may and horror to the farthest confines of
Christendom.
10 shorten the shameful story those boxes
except In very few special instances--wers
never delivered to the perishng owners dur
ing the war. They were found stifl in storage
when Richmond fell, more than wear after
ward, and their few unplundered but nodded
remains were forwarded North 10 the survivors
of prison life, or 20 their friends by Gen John
l.. Mulford, after tho surrender of Lee. / re-
ceIFed Ia AsSw York one such box from Gen.
huiiordi In August 1865. However, / do not
purpose 20 deal with the big subject of the
treatment OF prisoners only 80 far as il is
woven with the central subjects of this article
the Union tunnel aud the rebel powder mine
under Libby.
Those boxes were nightly plundered by
posted ard privileged Confcdcrate officers and
soldiers who bad the entire TO Kerr's Ware
house where they were stored. The knowl-
edge Of tlis nocturnal theft become cer-
tainly known 10 the Libby guards about the
date OF the tunnel escape, though | feel as
sured that they were the smallest sharers in
THE YANKEE sPous.
The conclusion seems Irresistible that the
silence Of tile sentinels on the night of the os-
cape was induced by desire to share in the
good things " on the following night, when
they would be on duty for the Confederacy and
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yVANTED-By Jas. Carroll, Waterloo, N. Y-TnS
w address of Andrew 2. BynIs and Michael Fnni
gan, who served on board q. :. s. Frgats Wabash n
lSS4 and '65 Any Information of them VIII be thsnk
fully received E3-S
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NJ TANTED-By George e. Lemon, washingssa,
w d. C-The names and Postofics addresses u
the widow or minor children, II any, OF Elzey W o.
Lane, formerly OF Co. z, s7th Ohio, and recently q
resident Of Kansas City, Mo- 5SS b
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WASTED-Byz T. T. Cole, City Police Force Da1.
w yer, Collaboration regarding whereabouts a
his son. Owen Isaac Cole II years old spare build me-
dunn hight. fair complexion red hair was In westerA
Neo., or wyoming Territory, when last heard from.
651-ss
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VNANTED-By @. 8. Franklin Russell, Kan.-TAe
w address of any comrsde of Co. 3, 5th Iowa CAV.
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NNANTED-By Chas. Dann, No II Main stresa
w Evansville, ind.-'rhe and addresses Of al
comrades in Co. F. 18th ". Y. H.A.
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NNTANTED-By George E. Lemon Washington .. q,
w the POstoffice address of Henry Roach formerly
of Co. F, Goth ILL., and recently at San Quentin Marin
County, Cal. 30
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"ANTED-By George E Lemon, Washsngtop,
w ID. C.-Present Postofiee address OF Allen q
Newland formerly Of the s8th and 175th Ohio Yois,
and recently resident of Columbus, o. 603 s.
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yYTANTED-By George z. Lemon, Washington
w d. C.-The present PoStOffice address Of Law
L. Bron, formerly of Co. E. nth Ill Iak and lats
OF Chicago, Ill. 553S
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w TANTED-By W. J. Cooper, wesleyville, Pa ne
w address of anyone who worked tn the O. 5. black
smith shop City Point, Vs Ia Winter of 1854 IT.
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VHTANTED-By George E Lemon, Washington DO,
w the present PostOffice address Of William W.
Stanley, formerly of Co. T. 9Th Pa Cav and recently
resident Of Chester County, Pa 80
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Mr.. Warren d. Wentz

Hoods Pills Cure Liver Ills
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NITANTED-By d. NJ Vandawalksr 210 Pine street.
w st. Louis MO.-The names and addresses Of any
comrades who served Ia CT. E. 5th CAL, with Seth 4
Parker. 650-5t
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VXTANTED-The address Of any member on membss
w ofCo. z, Sd N. Y. Mira Louise SLumpf. Feedonia,
Wilson County, Kan. 54s-4s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. September 2S.-Thero was
considerable of a fight in the wheat PIT
during the forenoon with the December
price banging around 75c and May around
S2c The effort Of the bears 70 force
prices under these figures was very siInl-
lar 20 that when they attempted TO get the
price under 75c ten days ago. There was
"a good deal Of talk Of large export ousl-
ness at the seabOard. but as nearly al the
earlier cables were easier this was re-
ceived with q good deal Of caution ana was
offset BY the continued heavy receipts;
There vas large and well distributed
trade lin corn. Oats dull. ProVlslonS
active aud stronger. Flour firm and
unchanged. Wheat, cash, No. spring
73lSc; No. spring 6Sa6S1Sc; No.
. red 78lc; September 7Sxa142s c,
closing al TSl<c; October 7Ss{a14SSc, clos
ing 81 7S8(c; December 705<a11Ssc, closing
at IKE Corn. cash No. 2, 45S(c; Septem-
Der - g a46lEc, closing at 4oSsc; OctOoer
45s( a46l (, closing az 1910; May ~ asSlS =
closing az 49dc. Oats, cash No. Z, $50
Septem Der Sl<a325Sc, closing AZ SS5Sc;
October S2lS aS3I sc, closing at 5zSsci NAV
$50 sS6JSc, closing az $3.50. Rye, NO.
57Sc. Barley, No. 3, CSC. Flaxseed, U.
Timothv seed. I 05. Mess Pork, cash,
III OOs OCTOBER 10 6Oal0 80, closing AZ
no 90; January 70 10al2 211S, closing az
n 27jS. Lard, cash S 90; October Z %
\ 90 closing az s 90; January wa
: al closing m 90. Short ribs easy I,
cash Z so: October 9 TOa9 IS. closing AZ
. al. January 8 30a6 40, closing at 20.
Shoulders 8 SOa6 90; short clear Z %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29

Arthur Gerahty, who is charged with
an attempt 60 rape a 13-year-old girl
named sophia Ferdinand came down
from Benwood and delivered himself to
Justice CrisWell as soon as he had read
In yesterdays REGISTER that such a
charge was hanging over him. The
hearing was set for o'clock ia the az
ternoOn. The only prosecuting witness
was she girl herself, who is well-built
girl,0f rather prepOSSessing appearance.
She seemed to be wel-informed for a
girl Of her age, aud told her story in
straightforward manner, never
once became tangled at the cross Ques-
tlOning Of the attorney for the defense,
She said that Mrs. Geraghty went to
visit az a neighbours, leaving her in
the house alone with Mr.. Geraghty
and the children. That Mr.. Geraghty
first commenced playing with her, and
that when she ran out 10 the yard, he
followed her, and pushed her into the
stable In the rear OF the lot. where he
took undue liberties with her person
and attempted % have sexual
intercourse with her. This was on
Sunday evening, the 18th inst.
She told one Of her companions the next
day, Mrs. Geraghty the following
Wednesday and her mother last Thurs
day, The defence examined two wit
nesses-Mr. Garaghty and his wife.
The former denied the girls story that
he took familiar liberties with her or
that be had touched her in any manner
while in the stable. lie said that he
had given her push by the arm while
out In the yard, as he had often done In
the presence Of his wife.
Mrs. Geraghty denied some Of the i'm
purtant testimony of the prosecuting
witness, but had no personal knOwl-
edge of the affair.
The largest delegation which has ar
rived al the State prison came in yes
terday from Cabell county. There were
ten convicts, mostly negroes. Along
with them came the sheriff aud dozen
deputies. They made quite an extern
sive parade from the depot to the prison
and attracted a large crowd along the
route.
The three Garys who were brought
back from Pennsylvania, were yester-
day released on bond for their appear
ance before the next grand jury. Their
boadsman is Frank Berger, who resides
over the State line in Greene county.
a number of the Republicans have
chartered a special train and will go
out 10 Cameron to-day to hear the ad-
dress OF Hon. v B. Doliver, of Iowa.
The train will return in the evening az
ter the speaking.
j. w. GaIaher, Jr., and wife yester-
day returned from their bridal tour Of
the Eastern States. They spent several
days in Philadelphia and came home by
the way OF Pittsburg.
Mr.. w. C. Mann, a young attorney
from Petersburg, has been 10 the city
for the past few days looking for a suit
able permanent location.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29

9, 400 head; market firm; Philadelphia
SIS OOa5 IS; mixed Is 60aS Go; corn Workers
IS 50a5 So; common to fair s. 25a5 40; grass
ers g. 90a5 10.
Sheep pts, 400 head; shipments,
500 head; market fair; prime a SOa5 %
fair TO good 80 5Oa4 %; common 81 5Ua2 80;
lambs g 50a6 90.
Veal Calves-$5 25a6 %.
CHICAGO, September 2s.-Csttle - Re
ceipts, $4,000 head shipments 5000 head
market strong; best natives 50Oa5 80; good
4 2Oa4 so; others S0a4 90; Texans l0a
2 rs; westerns 25aS IS; cows OOa2 Is.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
LOCO head market steady; rough and com
mon 00a5 Is; packers and mixed goa
80 prime heavy 5Oa5 10; mixed goa
5 35;light 20.
Receipts, 10000 head; shipments
1900 head market lower; natives 15s
4 SIS; westerns 75a4 %; Texans SOa4 10;
lambs 5Oa5 So
CINCINNATI, o., September 2S.-Hogs,
steady at 40a5 so; receipts, 1000 head
shipments, 1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29

Moliy-"Does your husband still prac-
tee economy as be did when be was
snze2' Wfe-'Oh, no; be contents
himself with preachIngit to me. III
.u-Uecu
He-"Do you davnce?" She (who
has been informed that he is a bore)-
no" He-"Neithei do /. Let's spend
.heeyeuIng just talking TO each other. ="
Life
a vacation in Town-Attalle-"Did
Cnolie Bohrman enjoyhis vacation at
theseaside?" Amelie-"I don't known,
91t his friends ia town did."-Nar
York Herald.
Cbappie-'I did not catch Mrs. His
ru1g's remark. I wonder II it was in
tended for me?" Bess-"NO, I know &c
was not, for she said "A word to the
wise is enough. '"-Er.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
PETROLEUM.

NEW York, September 2S.-Petroleum
to-day just escaped being blank, single
transaction being recorded. The market
opened dull and remained so until
the close. PENNSYLVANIA oil, spot none.
October option sales 1000 barrels SAC.
OIL CITY, PA, September 2S.-Petrole-
um, opened at 54r; highest 545c; lowest
SAC; closed at 53%c; sales, 5000 barrels;
clearances, II 900 barrels; shipments, o.
OO6 barrels; runs, 81, POS barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
BELLAIRE

The Republican League Club was re-
organized Tuesday night by the election
Of j. E. Blackburn as President. +. ).
Mason, Frank LiJteu, j. J. CrippeR,
Alex Gallaher, John Thurn, Dave Baker
and Alex. Lys.e, Vice Presidents; c. II.
Baseney, Secretary. and O. T. FOulke,
Treasurer. About $50 was subscribed
as a starter for a local campaign fund.
Some Of the classes in the public
schools are preparing literary exercises
for Columbian Day. 10 Will be an coca
sion Of sufficient note for q generaldem-
Ons,rati0u TO the city. Why not make
Preparations for iJ?
City Council sat down hard Onthe
new telephone ordinance, after The
members began % suspect that there
we're undue advantages 90 the company
10 The measure.
Achsnge in the grade of Hamilton
street vii. be made at the request of
property owners, 10 make better con-
lection with the new pike.
Otto Secrest, b. & o. freight brake
man, had his hand badly mashed while
coupling ears at Quincy. de was tax
co 90 his home at Newark.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
VIII meet this evening at their new
quarters To- Central Block, The club is
Progressing nicely.
The Misses Clara and Nettie Kraus,
Prominent society young ladies' Of
NleeIng, were guess OF friends in
'lls city yesterday.
d. b. sutton has resigned "a clerk in
Dl1 Bros store, and will probably
accept position offered as travelling
salesman.
70" Poormanis campaigning In Jetfer-
soa county. He made q brief speech 10
1igh,
ri. FRANK Smith is representing Bellalre
NAPIER, H. A. H.. az the Grand Chap
vi, vi Ollo in session 40 GAINESVILLE.
~. NIs' Mary F3urmbum, Of Plainvile,
men is The guest OF her sister, Mrs.
d. ", n '.-er, OF the First ward
water tro.l and Leonel Booth have
returned from an extepd.d pleasure
~,I on the Pacific coast.
mon. a. j. Pearson was in the city
~ ;t,s'ssIdsy, for few hours, ca route to
o~ Clairsyi.e Fair.
,.- Afs' joan Davis and Miss Kate Davis
r ~ nome from a pleasant "trip to Col
w. .5n Lowe aad wife, Of Illinois, are
NJ ,le city, guests Of Isaac Booth and
Many Of our people viii 20 out to St.
,a'sVille to-day to attend the county
,,,- MSS Jennie Kelly, Of Chicago, is Wis
Mss SyoiI Harlow, Of the Firs, ward
~MEis s. B relatives at GAINESVILLE.
.. Mrs, Rath6uru is spendinga few DAYS
WI, ~, friends az Belmont.
Iae clerks viii hold a meetiny in
Ato1zs hall this evening.
- James B3 Stewart is attending the WHEEL
lg Business College. 80 '0'
SOME kENARKABLE CURES, Of sea,
sss are recorded of DIR. Tb4rosss r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29

There is q peculiar case in Northern
Wv Hampshire where husband and
-.fs arc both preachers OF the gospel,
.-8 each is settled over a parish 10 that
-.r.on. Their parishes are about ten
,,i,s, apart. The pastors frequently
sv,bsrce with each other and il is q
ysrv convenient family arrangement
Bs0u Herald
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
Good stream Tor Trout.

81 saw, my boy" said a gentleman to
youth whom he observed fishing away
,ts favor.te stream ''that must be line
stream for trout
-Fa.t1 aad 20 must be that same, for
rbave been standing here this three
hours aad not one Of 'em will stir out Of
FL n-EratlIQC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
v..r,s Railway Accidents.

Tho B7srd OF Trade report upon rail-
q,r.fents in the United kingdom
E.tsgl IS issued. The total persons
,.,ts5 numbered l,16S, comprising LOB
1....reer,. $40 servants aud 4l6 de
.hsd as "Otber persons, - including
....,.ssers and suicides. In addition to
t.sbov5 the companies nave returned
y rs-sons killed from accidents
r.q9gs Til Bits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
IL - the Wrone Head On.

There is Que fond parent in MancheS-
tsr who is going 90 let his beard grow
Without molestati0n hereafter. He
had TO shaved of the other day, and
vtel be appeared 40 dinner with o
clean face for the first time in number
Of years, his tve-year-Old daughter re-
marked: Papa, whose head you got
8l2'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
ADoable-Ender.

Nell-"Yes, dear, am sure Jack loves
me devotedly."
BELIEF think myself he does He
loves you with that earnest, passionate,
absorbing love which Is forever blind TO
an defects in the adored one"
Nell-"You hateful thingl How
dare you hint have anyw-SOmerUitte
TO1DUGl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
POIPOU8


,-,orenee Blythe, the California
MISS y sald. and by her lawyer, to
heiress' ,Ived so many written proposals
have l. .,oye from d0wn-atthe-heel for
Of mar. Va tirle that a publishing house
eigneg5'.s w. her sos, 600 for lhe privilege
has ol l.., a volume out Of them. There
Of n4 SsoSt sixty offers Of marriage from
yer, TO n g-opeans-Lords, Counts, Dukes,
ti''u Viscounts, MarQuiSeS and one
Pr.n'fI ,5 taste, as such publication
lA I'll we are not sure bur that it
YOU. M be made are a waning to
american girls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29

IS, C,oud-A beggar armed With a
~ stopped in front Of a terra,e on
co ai.L a large number OF persons we're
VIM a-,cg one Of their number asked him
d'n'- .y, them a tune. The beggar
r5.v confessed that he could not
..1Wbat, Won don't know how to play?
.,,.. Dbst good is your instrument TO
WITH noble irankness;-"It is only a
.,.sst 0-Lg GGUlOiS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
SWEET solltnde.

A Swiss paper contains the following
advertisement: "Wierbach. in the
Berlese Ober.and, is the fayorite resort
OF all persons jn search Of solitude.
Hence this peaceful hamlet is frequent
cd By acrowd of visitors from all parts
OF tho wOr.d.-Lu Tribune
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
FOR SALE.

Your last opportunity 10 buy unimproved
Market street property, IN the most central para
OF the city, 40 feet frOut. III sell AL or part
No better retail location
New siX-room dwelling for l.S00; rents for
s9l6 per year; on north end OF islAns; high aud
good location.
Four-roomed frame cottage az % Zane street.
Five-roomed brick northwest corner Of Eof
and Eleventh streets. tl.501 Rents Tor also
Good 6-roomed house. otSSXI75, at6Si National
road, just above seventh street IL Is good 10
cation Room enough for another house on fear
end OF lot viii sell cheap.
A corner lot on Twenty ehth street for 500,
on quick sale.
S275 for a lot on Caliwell's Run, 5oxl5o
G. o. Smith, 1929 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway.
Time Table No. 8, TO take effect 1901 a. M.
Sunday, September Is, 1922.


Sunday, September is, 1922.
Leave WhselinE-t5:5J, t7:l5 1895. $500,
1915 tll:oo a. m, tl9:0l, slS:l5 HAS $3.50,
$500, $3.50, +7:l5, $500, 1850 p. N.
Leave Peninsuls-t656, II q. t7:33, sS:6,
1851, tll:O7 a. m, tl2:W Sl2:3i, tl:53 1850,
s4:0S, s5:30, t7:2l, $500, 1886 p. IN.
Leave Martins Ferry-so:eS, t6:i4. $500
'i:a0, $3.50 1913, '4:SO a 50, 1888 1915 1910
+o:b2 $3.50 1873 tl04spm.
Leave w. a l.. +. and o.. l.. & W. Junction
s5:57, 1908 1870, $3.50, 'lU:0S. tl0:42, q. m,
fi:1O, 1921, s4:5s, '505 t5:H t6:4b, 1871, tl0:i2
p. N.
Leave Laughln's Mill-t6:4S 'lO:O7 a. m.,tl:ls,
1881, F50S, 500 p. IN.
Leave De Hass CrosSing-t6:44, 'lOO8 a. m,
+1:1l, 1879 p. m.
tDGily except Sunday. 'DAily. SSundAyS
only
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph office At Wheeling Is the Standard
Time.
se22e4d TAUsSIG. superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
Metal Market.

New York. September 2S.-Pig iron,
quiet: American Sl3 GOALS 80. Copper,
dull: lake 10 %. Lead, steady; domestic
81 OOs4 O5. Tin, steady and quiet; straits
$40 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29

Firm aud Unchanged Wheat, Active.
NEW YORK, September 2S.-MOuey on
call easy at 3a5 per cent; last loan at
g Der cent; closed offered az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper at 4$[a6 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet but firm at 4So15
ASH
GovERNMRNTs-Dun out steady.
FOurs Registered. ...................l lo7f
Four-and-s-half Registered. 100
Pacific Skies Of e5...................lO1
SrATEs-Dull but steady.
RAILKOADs-More active; sales $3.50
600.
Sr0CKs-The stock market was specially
interesting to-day, as no event OF import
ance occurred to cause any movement IN
the list. and the trading, therefore, failed
70 throw OF its professional character.
There was to-day considerable realizing
among the lighter traders and the Indus
trials were specially conspicuous for that
kind of trading. Local action by the
Attorney General Of Illinois against
the Reading was sufficient to
create temporary depression and there
was some selling of Burlington caused by
disappointment over the earnings, but the
animation in the other leaders, including
New England Missouri Pacific and North
ern Pacific preferred, had entirely disap-
peared and the fluctuations were without
special significance. The market remained
barren Of feature, however, and closed
dull but firm at the rally. Sales l9o,6lS
shares. Quotations closed bid:
AtchisOn, S7&{; Adams Express, 14Ii
American Express, 100; Baltimore and
OHIO, 1855; Canada Pacific, S634 Central
Pacific, Is, Chesapeake and Ohio, %;
Chicago and Alton, l45; Chicago, Burning
ton and Quincy, az; Delaware and Hud-
son, 1921; Delaware, Lackawsnna and
Western, 1885,; Denver and Rio Grande
preferred, Az; Erie, 251<; do preferred,
So: Fort Wayne, 1872; Illinois Central,
g7l(; Lake Shore, 1909; Michigan Cen
tral. 100: Missouri Pacific, Gle; Norfolk
and Western preferred, IS; Northern Pa
cifc. 1855 DO preferred, 49$[; Northwest
ern, ia; do preferred, l4l; New YORK
Central, no; Pacific Nail, SO@ Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, Is; Plttsourg,
1856; Pullman Palace, l94S(; Reading, 90;
Rock Island, so: St. Louis and San Fran
cisco, first preferred, IS; ST. Paul, Ig75 90
preferred, 1901; St Paul and Omaha,
~ do. preferred, llS; Tennessee Coai
and Iron, 95; Texas Pacific, us; Union
Pacific, $50 United States Express, o.
Western Union, 9Sli; Wheeling and Lake
Erie 25<; 10. preferred, 6S1s.
Mining St0cks-Cholor 100; Crown Point,
100: Consolidated California and Virginia,
40; DeadwOOd, -; Gould and Curry, loOi
Hale and Norcross, 800; Homestake, l4UOi
Mexican. Dos; North Star, $50; Ontario,
$500: Ophir, $40; Plymouth 80; Sierra
Nevada 2S5: Standard, 1875; Union Consoll-
dated. I75 Yellow Jacket, l4O; Iron Silver,
so; Quicksilver, 800; do preferred, 1'OO'
BulWer, 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
tDAily except sunday.

tDRily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains Will leave Elm Grove
at 9:43 3. N. and Wheeling VI l2:l7 m.
Ii. 4. WElSGERBER,
Gen Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
FOR SALE.

2li5 ard 9Il7 Nam street - feet front
House rooms, 5lSJacob street and i-roomed
house in rear $3.50.
House rooms. 1870 Jacob street. 500
House rooms and bail. With moicrn con-
vepiences. 4StG Jao,o street, S,e5D
House rooms, splendid condition. Woods
street Centre Wheeling. H.S0l
House rooms on Fourteenth street, S,cOQ.
House rooms. Jacob street. between fif-
teeuth and Sixteenth streets t5,5J
House rooms Woods and TWenty'fourih
streets. 81 100
$3.50
Farce houses, MoYsten street, Sixth ward.
s. 400
Splendid farm. 50 acres. nine miles eassoi
Farm. 81 acres, two miles trom eiiyon BOggs'
Run.
Lot on Twenty.ninth street ESQ
Lot az EdViugton lane. 500
One-hSlf lot on Chapline street. Sixth ward,
S9oO.
one.hGli lot on McColloch street, Ceetre
Wheeling. $40.
one Of the best manufacturing cites In the
city. fronting on two railroads.
NESBETT 81 DEVEEE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
OSensral sIottres.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
OPrIcR OF CRY COLLECTOR,
PUBLIC BUILDING.

WHEELING. september ". iss2.
Notice 10 hereby given that The city taxes Tor
1892 will he d ue and payable 81 che oihcc ~ tho
City Collector, Public Bnildinf, Saturday, 90
tober ist isg2 Persons phyiBg al their taxes
on any day during October. % pffou Monday,
November 7th 1872. will be- entitled % dis
count OF two per cent on city taxes.
The taxes on real euAte will behr Interest
from November ist 1902 a. the rate Of ten PET
JOHN A. WHITE.
sel6s&dia Cliy SollslcoI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-29
W. J. ROBINSON, c. P. A.
80 Pennsylvania Stations.
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