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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-16
pUBLIC SALE
OF a Very Desirable Residence
Twill offer for sale Mt the front door OF the
Court House oiohlo county, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1892,

SAA SA'N4NA' t'''A''' 80 iN'-'
commencing ct 10 O'Clock n M. tho property
known ~ the Harry SeybOld property, No 2j3
jacob street, city. This property Is we'll stu.
Ated, oil full lot Cornerlng on the street and
alley; housa Is complete and well finished. with
all modern convenience; bath ROOM with sta.
tiOnRry wRShstauds and everything else " make
q home comfortable.
Parties wishing 10 purchase are respectfully
asked 10 call and examining before day Of sale,
TERAs:-One.thlrd ca'h, or more II the pur.
chaser so elect, and tho balance In three equal
annual payments with interest on back pay.
nentS properly secured on the property sold.
J. c. uERVEY,
deli AuCtloneer.
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SIS will buy a nice
Organ.
F. W. BAuNER & Co.

HEA1rHIEsr Beverage made IL Cos.
grave Brewing Co.'S ale and porter.
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DO not forget the Special Sale of Fine
French China mt WHEAT & HANCuEk'S.
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Holiday Nuts Candies and Baskets All kinds Grapes japanese Per
Cleaned promptly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ny friends and tho public In general desire
to inform that on and after Saturday, November
s, 1897. Iwil occuy the butcher stands Of tho
late August ZOcckIcr, both in the Fifth aud sec-
ond ward market houses, where will have Fresh
and Smoked Meats, Pudding, sausagos, etc., Of
tho best quality.
Call and see me.
For fuller particulars see later advertise.
nos LUIcKERT.
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WANTED,

NTANTED-GENERAL AGENCY
w for Massachusetts Bencft Association;
salary and commission. Apply TO ALFRED L,
HATCH, % 8 Holiday street, baltimore Nd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-16

DOR RENT-AIARKET GARDEN
II One mile above the Top mill; possession
Immediately Apply at No - Fifteenth street,
TO JOHN I. GILCHRIST. no.9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-16

STooks FOR SALE.
80 shares Laughlln Nall NH.
20 shares .E,nR Iron and Steel Company
10 shares Wheeling Pottery Company.
20 shares IABGlp Nall MIL
80 shares Of nelaire Nal, Mil
0shHreS Peabody Insurance Company.
20 shares Wheeling leo and Storage Company
5 shRreS Pan. Handle COBland Iron Company.
100 shares Spears Axle COMPANY.
r s IRWIN, Broker.
dee No. - Twelfth Street
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TOR RENT-THE LARGE AND
~ commOdious Warehouse, formerly occu-
pied By NJ. Reilly rs n wholesale grocery.
hydraulic elevators: above ordinary high water;
best shipping facilities and In tho heart Of the
wholesale district Possession given January l.
]. V. REILLY, Agent des
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FoR SALE.
A pIcco of ground, No. 1919 nud 1925 HaIa
street.
The Bloch properly. corner Ninth and Main.
No. 10 South Front street
10 shares Ice aud Storage
10 shares Of Peabody Insurance Company
s. 900 IN Brilliant bonds. 500 each.
4shlrcS Z EOn Glass stock.
% shares Warwick China Company.
Telephone $50 Broker and iieai E,iSto Xgt
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EoR RENT-THE THREESTORY
II business house. No. 1914 Main strceL W.
J, W COWDES lnr2I
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-FAMILY DRIVING
II Mare. Phaeson and Harness. Inquire at C.
B. Carts Livery, corner Tenth aud Market
streets. del
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Foa RENT.

EoR RENT-TWO HOUSES, THREE
and four rooms respectively. Inquire at
2lC0 Main street. $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20
Agriculfu al Legislation.

ILnA VIC N lAAAAaf4
There are many men who are not farmers
or planters. catt.emen nor tr~uit--roWers, WHO
are vet interested AZ NlrgIulau5 ia her deFel-
opment. in her minerals. her water-power'
her timber. who can SEQ no good ln the cap
tiOu- reception that almost any move ia FAVOR
Of immigration or agriculture pIactlcaIy re-
celves from the Legislature. certainly from
those who affect leadership ln DOth houses.
Kirgiuia is behind every state IN the lnlon
in her appropriatOntOr agricultural purposes
without ans for Immigration OF the deFei'p-
meut of her mineral resources, ana such US
has been given for immigration, mining ana
manufacturing has been taken from the TO-
bAccO planters. trucker aud other users OF
fertilizers 10y "A tax they are willing 10 pay
20 protect themselves provided IHey snare
equally ia other plroprlatlons Tor tne gem
eral purpose Of mining, manufacturing and
immigration. as well rs agriculture.
There can be no protection Ot the ignorant,
uneducated classes OF agrlculturlsts against
sharpers who practice skilled authorizations
of fertilizers and food products. except riga
and perfect continuous control and Official
inspection. For this protection the agr1cul-
tural classes are willing 10 be taxed on Iei-
t~iiZers, provided the sum thus raised - APP
piled 10 agricultural purposes.
The report of the State Board of Agrlcul-
ture shows a vast area ot uncultlyated lana IN
Virginia. We sadly need industrious lmuI-
grants able to buy these lands, ana the state
will be adyautaged lt they are sold even 40 %
low price to those able to build ON and Guilt
yate and improve them. SOW the SAFE and
settlement OF these areas means the increased
use of such fertilizers rs Will enable the pur-
chasers 20 secure the quick Improvement OF
the lands by extending TIE acreage vi grass
and the increase OF cattle and sheep.
The State Board of Agriculture IS com
posed of farmers and planters. large land.
owners fully alive 10 the wants ofthe State and
particularly the wants of the asrlculturlsts.
For wear. even before the war. they have
been asking for legislation 70 aid them. They
have been aud are still paying taxes directly
for everythinr education. mining. manu-
featuring. public improvements. state debt
etc. Now is Il not about time that the Legs =
lature devoted some time 20 the calls made Dy
clubs. Changers, alliances and every oIsaA-
lied form Of agriculture: SiLcIAlOA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

All the indications point 20 an early dissolu-
ton of Parliament. and it will not be long
subsequent 70 that event when the English
people will be called upon 10 decide as -
whether the Conservative party shall be re-
tanned in Office OF the Liberals. headed by Mr.
Gladstone. shall be returned 10 power after a
long interval spent in opposition.
tits difficult to say how the impending cleo
ton will result. A few days ago the Govern
ment was badly defeated in the House Of
Commons on a measure Of which they had
made a test issue, but independently Of this
there has been little in the course Of the par
liamentary proceedings for the last few months
10 Justify the conclusion that the Ccnserya-
tive party was weakening in popular support.
A number Of elections have taken place in
England during 1891. hut none have revealed
that the popularity Of the Salisbury admins
tratlon has declined to q point where ii COM
plete overthrow would be assured if il yen-
tured to throw itself upon a popular vote.
All these facts unite 10 show that the result
Of the approaching contest at the polls is
more than usually uncertain. There is. how
ever, ono lUlHk tuAk 4cc5tuo THO CuduCeS OF
success for the Conservative party. namely.
the long lease Of Office which they have al
ready enjoyed. This lease is already in ex-
cess Of SIX years. which is somewhat longer
than the average course OF recent English adj
Illustrations If the election.now impending
were 10 prove highly favorable to the Sails
bury government, it would signify that its
power would be prolonged for q number Of
years. which would assure it one Of the long
est terms In Office which has been recorded
in the history OF England for several genera
tons.
Very many English voters will refuse to
support the present Government in the APP
preaching contest simply because they would
like 10 see tie Liberal party have IL turn in
Office, believing that II is better for the public
welfare that the two parties should alternate
than that either should remain for a Ion e
time in office. The Salisbury administrator
has managed the affairs Of England carefully
and conssrvstively. but there is . large mum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20
Tor the Times.l
The LLECTRIC Lf""f'
Discrimination Against Grace s"ee'-A
Protest.

Protest.
Presenting that your account OF lno ~
cation Of the electric hghtS % 'u0
city decided on by the committee on lnur'-
dav evening ia correct. / desire to call atten-
ton IN a cnrious omission TO draw IL muUlyJ
in regard TO west Grace street anu 1Ns CoHet-
nous territory. Look at ~ t"7t0 o.
lights ordered on Leigh street, ~ a m arJ
ney street. The same Is true Oh 49, ptroG
broad. On Franklin they go w - anJ
street. ON Park avenue, bIofe lV9N -" ~
Flovd street "a far up rs LomDardy. va
Grace only 10 Snaier street mere arc
more than lOrtv residences on plA'' 71lsTN'
between Sha er ana the co.teso
double track or the electric la'"'y ia
fon street makes 1t a dangerous .t9t''H- -
SQUARES are very long. and yet wlththlS popgi-
laton and under these circumstance OF peril
oil lTrLrs arc denied and they are pnt practi-
calfv mi in the country Con lomDarAy ana
Rirchl where thore IS no delnahu TOT tneln'
Rut this is not all. The Location ~ lDcu-
m0nd College. at the head or Grace 49,.
with its five families and over two hundred
students. its public nights, vhencrowds go TO
lectures. society meetings. &c. makes pIaSe
str.af oro of the most constantly
and heavily travelled streets IN all the upper
end OF the city. But this fact is ignored oY
the committee. and they give no lght on liar
risou and Grace or Hy.and and Grace. put
TIM the ONLY lights anywhere IA the vicinity
# the college at Broad and Kinney ana Nv
Franklin AMI Birch. where they are useless %
the people whOuse Grace street. In thlcA.y
populated neighbOrhOod IN all tins .Vlcihily -
between Shafer and Lombarly. including tno
college. and yet not e. light. Why we arc
thus cut of from equal participation VI
these new privileges we cannot guess. ~
HARRISON and Eyland streets are e4cluau
and crossings where there are no residehc1 anu
but little travel after nightial uousOi, Ia
Franklin and Birch. Grove avenue anu I'm
herdv and Park avenue and LoHDH4uf)
NM in we cannot divine. Are we
trrinc t. light up vacant lots or the pQpulated
SQUARES Are we trying % charm INC "nu'
on making citizens nnd their children coNltoi-
fable and safe % night, lt the latter, then
tights 10 Harrison and Grace auo Ryan" "Ht
Craoe viii help one hundred persons u one
rs at present arranged for ut tie points
named. t 1ol.,
Chairman Courtney had done wisely todelay
the sioning of tie contract t0raday ortWo,i ef-
hans rs Inc saidath rst he woulddo. but now tnat
tie contract Is closed and tins uululentlouhl
vroug done west Grace street above 0hhler
we appeal to him. Mr.. Carter and Dir. Glover
as well as 10 the entire committee. ID get TWO
additional lights for Grace street and "ipe
ont the inequality perpetrated. II these wise
and ftir-minded gentlemen Will consider t.le
case for d moment they Will see that we MAKE
no unreasonable request.
Eel. IQ. WEST GRACE STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

In TIE iugs Of yesterday was published an
account III the MARRIAGE of the daughter Of
Cbief Justice Melville ". Fuller. Ia the
WASHINGTON Post OF yesterday appeared a let
ter from the Chief Justice IN regard 70 the
same. as follows
When Mrs. Fuller was summoned 20 Berlin
the latter part Of November by the illness OF
our daughter. Mary. She was accompanied by
Mr. Colin G.. Manning. of south Carolina. be-
tween whom and our child al attachment has
long existed with our entire appreciation.
For some weeks the Result OK the attack was
doubtful. aud at last q fatal termination
seemed 80 imminent that we thought It best
Tor the marriage % take plaza NJ once. and i
was accordingly celebrated January It'll at
San Reno. But in order 70 avert every agi-
tation or excitement from our daughter in her
extremely low state. We retralned from giving
publicity 70 the fact. reserying the announce
ment until. il spared. she had somewhat re-
covered her strength.
As soon as the mother had ground 10 be-
neve that immediate danger was passed. she
lett Mary % the tenderness aud care OF her
lnsbaud ia whom we have every confidence.
and fastened back TO her duties here, arriving
Monday evening. 4 cable assures US that
there is a marked change for the better. anc
the sole reason for our retlcence has happily
CEASED 10 exist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

The New York Tribune's special from Al
banv CHARGES Governor Flower with being
the head OF q syndicate which owns otV Guy
lots in Long Island city, and that he himself
OWNS several hundred thousand dollars
worth of that city iraudulently issued bonds
which were bought by him 40 80 cents on the
dollar. and that Flower is attempting o. get
legislation enacted O. make hls lots and bonds
valuable Ia Republican he no doubt.
The Tribune confesses that the Republican
party was very much disheartened last Octo-
her. They hoped that Mckinley would pull
through. but did not much expect u. 10
Claims that the Republicans are now luDuant.
the Democrats dependent; cause-fatal
division between free trade. hard money
Democrats and free silver and Alliance men.
The Tribune saws ironically that the citi-
zens' committee will present 20 the New York
convention resolutions liable 20 become rs
famous as the Declaration of Independence.
They Will be presented by several people
several hundred. IA fact II indeed we compute
them up.n the principle of mathematics Oy
which the New York World estimates It's
circulation-several hundred millions.
The Sun is authority for the statement that
Bernhardt. the divine Sara. could not get
seven rooms at the Southern Hotel IN 81.
Louis on the 18th. all of which We're necessary
10 ner and her pet animals, ana
rather than be separated from her -. Ber-
nard was at last accounts driving oyer the
city in a peiting rain looking for JOINT quarters
TOR all.
-
The Sun gives a list OF seven newspapers m
Georgia that have declared for Hill and It's
specials assert that his strength is increasing
rapidly IN Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
zone Of the Suns usual fabricationsl
-
The Worlds (antl-HilD special from Albany
comedies that all seyenty-two Of the New
York delegates will be Hill delegates.
The Worlds special from Washington in
sists that there is little doubt that Senator
Brice will oppose Hill nomination and that
German refuses 10 talk. 10 SAYS ljrice'5
chance is due b news from Ohio. which VIII
send 4 delegation instructed for Cleveland.
-
The World sums up the political situation
thus Mr.. Hill killed OH Clevelend and then
committed suicide IL intimates that though
the New York delegation will 20 70 Cincin-
natl fixed for Hill. that will only be for the
early ballots. and when the convention comes
down 10 business the New York delegates
will be ready 10 drop Hill and do whatever is
wise.
The World still argues that the new coal
combine is nothing but "a PENNSYLVANIA move
to make New Workers pay more for their coal
that the Pennsylvania may profit by 1t.
-
David y. Hill was admitted 10 the bar. 4,
Is said. in 1864. He has been retained for
Hill ever since and has been Il good lawyer
The World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20
SIX PAGES.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1892.
NEE-S 81

both houses Of the General Assembly hold
two sessions yesterday.-There WAS a Demo-
cratic caucus last night-Ihe State Debt bill
passed the Senate.
VIRGINIA.
Sam Jones lectured in Suffolk Thursday night.
The citizens OF Chase City and a band OF
Gypsies engaged in a fight Thursday.-lhe
Grand Lodge OF the order of knights on
pytbias elected officers at Leesburg YESTERDAY.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Will build
two new depots, one at Newport News and one
A. Lynchburg.-A Young Mems Christian AS
s~ocjation convention will he held IN Lynch
burg February 2Gth.-John 1. Jockey OF
Rockbridge county. is dead.-A big masquer-
sde took place at Glasgow yesterday-nr.
Gessner Harrison Smith, a son Of Professor
Smith. Of the University OF Virginia, died in
Kansas City.--Mr. H.. Il. Mccormick, of
Waynesboro. had his hand mutilated by a cir
cular saw.-A test Of the Wiley railway cleo
trio signal is TO be made on the Norfolk and
Western railroad.
GENERAL.
II ia said that the Terminal is TO have a com
~uetition line from New York to savannah
The gold movement has been started in New
York; suit for 100000 damages Is to be IN
stituted against the Kelley cure proprietors.1e
Rachel Furmin died of typhus fever in Mw
York Observation-Disclosures &. Conlin vii con.
test the will of his brother. the ISte w. j
Florence.-The silver questlogrwas DISGUISE,
at great length in the Hoase yesterday
Mr.. L. A. J2lGsnT, Of Yadkin, n. G.. was acct
dent2t.y killed yesterday.-Trouble is still
>ASwing at Coal Greek, Tenn, between miner
and the troops.-The French ministerial crisi
has had very little effect upon the public
Ex-Governor A. N Scales estate Is valued a
S60.OOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20
The sensational story relating to Miss Full

The sensational story relating to Miss Full
ler's marriage. which was telegraphed all over
the country. turns out to have been false in
oil of its important details. SO far from the
family OF the young lady having opposed the
match. their consent to it had been granted
without reserve. Conspicuous position hns
It's advantages. but also its drawbacks. among
which none are more serious than those
which arise from being the object Of mali
clous fslsehood and un~charitablsnsss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

The building statistics for four Of the
largest cities in the Union during 1891
are highly instructing. In Boston,
Chicago, Philadelphia and New York. Co.
622 buildings were erected at an estimated
cost of 1855, 900, 900. averaging $685. to each
building. In New York the number of new
buildings was 2, 1877. and the total cost $50
900. 900, or about $40. 900 each. In Boston
there were 1.Si7 new buildings. costing
Sl6.O 900, 600. or $50 each. Chicago built
1905. costing s54. 900, 900. or $4,000 each.
while the 6,99l new buildings added to Phiia-
delphia represents an expenditure Of but
$40 OOo. 900. or an average of $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

Der OF persons, especially Americans VINO
would be gratihed by tho return of Mr.. uiau-
stone to power, as at his extreme age ~"
hardly probable that he would remain io'
many years longer the active leader Oh 'Ho
Tthernls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

GtNERAL STEWART l.. WooDFoED. of New
York. is an able and pointed speaker. A few
DAYS ago. in addressing Il large assembly of
Young men in New York city, he put to them
these practical questions, which have much
more application to that community tortu-
nately than TO this, but which, however. may
be carefully considered everywhere: DO
You 90 to the primary of your party?' he In
ouired. DO you know where the primary of
your party is held? Do you help make
Democracy clean? Do you help make Re-
publicanism clean? Do you think a thought,
do you do a deed, do you speak a word that
teaches the practical formation OF the practi-
cal questions in the land whore you Ive;'
There is no effort in our Southern communi-
ties to make Republicanism clean. probably
because it is recognized that the task is too
great for accomplishment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

The monthly meeting Of the Baptist City
Missionary Society will be held with the
Grace-street Baptist church at 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon. Evangelist NJ. Is. Williams,
of Atlanta. Ga. will address the meeting at
$3.50 o'clock sharp. Mrs. Clements has ar
ranged for suitable music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

Dc,ervinE Conndence.-There is no article
which so richly deserves the entire confidence
OF the community as RRowS's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs. Those suffering from Asthms.le and
Bronchial Diseases. Coughs and Colds. should
try them. Price IS cents.-Ady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20
WHAT DO | NEED?
A Question Which Comes Homs,or T..

What do ! need? an feeling ner-or,
tired and without my old-time SNAP and vim
Those are the feelings of Thousands Ar .b,
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energy; do not eat and sleep well; liver ,rs
bowels become torpid. Above ell there i.a,.
restless nervousness. sense OF anxiety. s.rss.s
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

Nh. HILL and his men are making . ire.
msndous fuss aud hubbub just now, but the
friends Of Cleveland are like Brsr Rabbit
they LAY low and say nuth'n'." They are
likely to mako themselves felt next June,
however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

GREAT preparations are being made in Al
bany. N. y. for a convention of anti-Hill
men ON February 22d. Representative Dem
ocrats from every county IN the State will be
present to protest against the cut-and-dried
Hill convention to take place that same day.
Letters are pouring in from all sides which
show clearly that the snap-convention will
represent only the personal following Of Hill.
where there should have been 1876 delegates.
but thirty-six were present. Almost a SINH
lar state of things was witnessed in dozens Of
other counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-20

Rev. G.. =. Moore. Of North Middleton. KY.
bias accepted the call 20 the pastorate Of Co
wardln-aveuue Disciples church OF Manches-
ter. and will preach his first sermon tomorrow
morning.
Tonight at 3 o'clock there will be a vel
come service at the church 10 receive Mr..
Moore. in which service the ministers of the
different churches Of Manchester and Rich
mond have been invited TO take part. Tho
occasion promises 10 be very interesting and
AL nre WelcOme.