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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17
BRIDGEPORT.

The Electric Company held an i'm
uortant meeting, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John Nj. Sweeney was present, ana
showed the advantages TO be gained
by the independent Street-car line be-
tween here and Martins Ferry, and
thence 90 the creek mines. He stated
that the new bridge was certainty Toy
this year, and that the Wheeling street
car company would make a satisfactory
transfer arrangement II the company
should receive the contract for lighting
Martins Ferry, the revenue would be
large enough TO keep the machinery In
thorough repair aud % declare d diyi-
dend. The meeting adjourned after a
little minor business was transacted,
butt is understood that they will iu-
yesteate the matter and make deli
mite report " what viii be done, az
their next meeting.
Belmont Chapter No. 14O, Royal Arch
NaSouS, met Tuesday evening 40 their
hall, ON Bank street, aad elected and
installed the following officers Tor the
ensuing year: James Cox, High Priest;
4. III. Harris, King; r. h. Smith, Scribe;
w. u. Duncan, Prince SOiOurn; IL VIII
liams. ROYAL Arch Captain: Jos. Hilton,
Grand Master, Third Vail; Yves. KinSey,
a.. Nj. Second Vail: John Campbell, G..
IL. First Val. John Giien, Treasurer;
=. %. Howeil>, Secretary; Robert Gifiu,
Guard.
About noon yesterday the horses at
tached Co the Harrisville hack took
fright 40 something crossing the street
in front of Dents drug store. After
running some little distance they col
Hded with q telegraph pole. Forum
ately there were no occupants in the
'buss.
The officers Of the y. NJ. c. a. met at
their ball on Tuesday evening and de-
cided % lease the building for three
more years. IL is understood that
committee will commence az once 70
figure on the cost OF putting baths in
the building.
Henry E0ehUline received his insur-
ance policy yesterday from the Con-
cordla Insurance Company, OF Milwau-
kee, for the loss OF one of his buildings,
which was destroyed by fire, just above
town, abOU, two weeks ago.
The funeral OF Edward Badly, a fire.
man on the c.. l.. s. w. X. T., who died
yesterday OF he7rt-faIure, took place
yesterday afternoon, and was largely
attended. Tie iuterment took place at
LynwOOd.
Among the many mentioned for diff
fereut offices, the name OF George C..
Mckee has been proposed as a DELEGATE
from the district 20 the National Dem-
ocratic Convention az Chicago.
&C. Dent returned from Washington
City yesterday and brought with him
quite g. number OF curi0S from Mt. Yer
non.
=. O. Howe,ls and sister, Miss Matte,
are the guests OF George /. Miller, Of
Cleveland.
Yesterday morning a water pipe
burs, up in kirkwoCi and flooded the
street.
Mr. William Handler and son Neil,
Of New Philadelphia, are in town.
The C., T.. q W. railway officials were
down on business yesterday.
Ur. j. C. uobsoc, Of Flushing, was in
town yesterday.
Lev. j. n. Stephens is in P,ttsburg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17
Worth knowing.

That ALLCocR'S PoEoUS PLASTEES
are the highest reSultof medical science
and skill, and ia ingredients and method
have never been equalied.
That they are the original and gen
uiue pla.ters, upon whose reputation
imitat0rs trade.
TIA: AMcocR's PoEoUs PLAsTERs
never fail TO perform their remedial
work quickly and efectuaily.
That this fact is atteSted By thousands
Of voluntary and unImpeachable testi-
,poniais from grateful patients.
That for rheumatism, weak back,
se.stica, lung trouble, kidney disease,
dyspepsis, malaria, and al local pains
they are invaluable.
That when you buy ALLoocK's Po-
rors PLAsrEEs you absolutely obtain
tbe best plasters made.
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A Remarkable Cure Of rheumatism.

Messrs. Cage aud Sherman, OF Alex
ander, Texas, write US regarding re-
markable cure Of rheumatism there as
follows: "The wife of Mr.. William
Pruitt, the Postmaster here, had been
bed-rdden with rheumatism for several
years. She could get nothing to do her
any good. We sold her bottle OF
Cham berlain's Pain Balm, and she was
completely cured by its use. We refer
any one to her to verify this statement"
50 cent bottles for sale by C. r. Goetze,
w. w. Irwin, John Kari, c. Schnepf,
c. Menkemiller, w. 5. Mccullough, NJ.
w. Heinrich, w. e. Williams, 5. L.
Brice, John Coleman and w. H. Will
liam, Wheeling, w. Va. Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, Ohio. b. +. Peabody, Ben
wood, w. Va.
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Row'He Felt About 1t.

RICHMOND. VA, March 16.-Before a
court of inquiry here Commander Graham
has been personally examined, and this
passage occurred:
You are charged with having used abu-
sive language concerning the late Admiral
Porter shortly after his death. State what
you said" said the counsel.
II do not remember exactly what words
l used" said Commander Graham. 81 re-
member that felt that from the great in
jury received from Admiral Porter in
having me relieved of the orders which had
been given me 10 command vessel, and
from what | suffered for several years, it
was a sort of mockery for me to wear
badge of mourning for him, and so ex-
pressed myself"
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thirteen more than ever before in the
history of the institution.
Regardless Of who may come, or who
may go, the University must go OH for
ever. We would not breathe one word
Of criticism, and when changes are
necessary the Board of Regents will
doubtless do what they think for the
best interests of the institution.
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sued For Defamation of Character.

RAPID CRY, S. d, March l6.-As an out
come of the Williams divorce case Miss
Nettie Boyd has sued Patrick Cox, OF Roc
hester, for $4,000 damages for defamation
of character. A local paper published a
very factoring comment on Miss Boyd sew
eral days ago, and it is claimed that Mr..
Cox in commenting on this made serious
attack on Miss Boyd's character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF North Wheeling Real Estate

will offer for sale as agent Tor the he.f- q
The late John Wurster. deceased, az thr 'r.u'
door OF the Court HoDse Of Ohio county N..t
Virginia, on SATD RDAI. MARCH 26TH i-E
commencing ~ ~ clock a. m., the follow
proystty,to wit. Lot No. ~ with all the Improve.
ments thereon. on the east side ~ Main stf-.'
North Wheeling. situated In what is desigrtf.I
add known ~ John Mcclure addition to 'hs
city Of Wheeling, subject 90 a COW vance herr.
tofore made by John Wurstcr. decease4. q.
Louis and David Frederick Of I've feet tn
inches ~ the north part OF said l0t Tor ih.lf
Joint use A. an alloyway 10 their property iu iaa
rear Of lot ~
Terms or sALE-One-third cash, or more n
the purchaser so elect. on day Of sale. tho ta
ance In two equal payments Of SIX and twelve
months with interest. secured by deed 81 tr4st
on The property sold Tor the back payments ari
the property insured as further security f9f Co.
back payments. Title warranted % b. good
J. 9. HERVEf.
Agent Tor the heirs Of John wurster, dscea'si.
mFfferlf
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Administrators Sale.

The undersigned adminlstrntrIx 3f the estate
Of the late g. G. Miu-eurc!d, oilers thr stock
OF goods In the store room. 30. 700 Ma-,rf
Street, for sale privately until March ~ 40
goods unsold on that date will be sold 10 pu be-
auction. commencing az 10 10 m Of that dose
The stock consists ~ gold and silver watrh.s.
chains. charms, rings. clocks, new AMI .r.
claimed and the general line Of goods kept in q
lcNeiry store, and includes. also. a large Ieur.
ers safe, several show cases. and hne rrs..
lator clock. The unclaimed clocks VIII b. ..l
fpr charges unless redeemed before day OF s..r
AL persons owing the late g. q. NluLour. q
will call promptly aud settle. All persons who
have claims against the same VIII present them
at once for settlement f0 he undrrsiguei
MRS. 4. G.. WINLENRElp
Administrator
J. c. HERvEr. Aucuoncer.
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RvwArE OF FRAUDs.-Be sure You
-, he Genuine DR.. Thomas Eclectric
IN II cures Colds, Group, Asthma,
Deafness and rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or House, a Lot aud a Half Lot In the
Eighth Ward.

DY VIRTUE or A DECREE or THh
ID Circuit Court ~ Ohio county, ". Va. % ~
IN the case ~ Boyd Y. Alderman % a., ol --s
10TH day q February re, shall. on
Saturday April Z, 1892,
az 10 o'clock q. m, offer for sale A. public i9''
ton. Lot 80. II AID the south half - Loi :.
10, In square 10. ~, situate on the west s.3r :,
Woods street. between ThiTtg eighth q
Thirty.ninth streets, in the Eighth ward ~ n,
city u wheeling, W. Va, being the pfoPsfty ,'
which Adsm AckermGnn died seized.
TERMS or SALE-One-tbird and a. n.l.
more a. the purchaser may elect. IN GASP, p .
the residue IN two eqgai payments ID s.f
twelve montbs, with interest. the pgfchf
giving for the deferred payments BIS n1r,.
with good personal security. aud the tiile 20
retained until he purchase money j. al pa
Gao. l. BOYD.
Special Commissl01s'
]. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit Co.u
OF Ohio county W. Va do certify that bora 81
fecuTIty have been given by the said COl-T
sioner as required by law.
m3oa~t JOHN vs.. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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TO The Ladies.

Make your husband happy, your son
happy, yourself happy, aud your home
happy. Bring them TO Us and let them
see our fine stock Of Clothing OF every
imaginable color and style.
We can show you 500 different styles
and designs. Call for our s., $40 and
Sl2 Mems Suits, equal TO any tailor
made suit.
See our prices on Gents Hats. We
have no competition at our prices. $50
Fine Stiff Hats, latest style; they 90 at
81. worth Sl.75: $50 at SIPS, worth $3.50:
25O at 81. so, worth S.; ESQ s1.75, worth
So. 80. We can suit you in Price, Style
aud Quality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

TOR RENT THE STORE ROON.,-4.-
Il in rear, NO. co. on trst floor on
street. the same being now occupied a. '..
Baths. Apply TO HARRY ". McLCsr
Lure House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

nor RENT-A FEW CHOICE o...--
IL rooms In the Reilly B!ocS. co.s-. .-i
teenth and MaFketstreeIs; finest lo.s..., u
city; steam heat, ianitor and e.ey.t.-. '-'
Apply 70 j. V. REILLY,Agent ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

T1oR RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE -
L All modern Improvements. H. sr.-, 4
street from February lst. Milb- ,s.. ..-
term OF years 70 night party. Apply @: oe.. 4.
CITY Water board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

EOR RENT - THE ELEGANT T-.--
Il store room corner Zane street an. a..
Broadway, Island; fine location g., '.i2
Store or Grocery. Apply 70 j. " pr.' '-s
Agent, az NJ. Reiliy's Wholesale Gf.,.-.' 49,
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FOR SALE.


Brick house No. is2 Eighteenth street
Brick house No. l9D Eighteenth street
Brick house No. isi Eighteenth street
Frame house rear No ls2 Eighteenth street
Frame house rear 10. lSl Eighteenth street
Double frame, J. K. Bakers addition % Wheel
Ing.
Double frame on Chapllne street.
Double BRICK, Eighth ward Wood street
Lots In j. r Bakers addition from 800 tO Dn
Lots In BeiyedeTe addition from 300 b ~
Lots In McMechsn and j. A. Millers Aid
ton.
Farm near Parkersburg, sl2 per acre.
FOR RENT.
Seven-roomed house No. IlSl Eon street s4n
Seven-rOomed house No. 1873 EOn street go.
Oflce room In McLain's block, $50
ONCE room Ia kcLain's block. 500
StOrs-room corner Wood aud Seyenteeutn '-
WANTED FOR APRIL 1sr.
FourToomed house 10 FIN or Sixth ward
Enquire Of H. ID. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Pubic
Office No. lj7 ChAPliusst, Wheeling, ". "a
jaZ1
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dor Asnt.


LloR RENT.-HOU Sc, GARDEN 49,
~ smith shop ard Stable. App, :. '-i'' /, 4
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FOR RENT.
Cor EnIr.
IGOR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS Al
Il REGISTER Counting Room. . cts each
DAKERs. ATTENTION ARARrCu,Nrr

DAKERS. ATTENTION. ARARECHtNcr
ID For sale OF Rent-IIouso ami business,
two-story frame house, double bake lol.. ..
bic and -four house; lot 3lis feet 'front.' "a
deep. House contain, nine rooms. ,nr .. --.
soom and kitchen, large ccmeuted &C.. - u..
ter. artificial and natural gas, srw'r r.r0..
ZION. one horse. two wagons; baking .. bare.
per week: the best location In the city I....
easy and cheap. Want to 20 into other a.
mess. Inquire or address Z. GANIEhI h..
lglre. O. raa
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Poor Appetite and
Constipation.

DIR. Greene. the well-known specialist IN the
cure Of chronic diseases. IS West l4th ST.. New
York, cznbe consulted free personally or by letter.
SEND FOR SYMPTOM BLANK.
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Moving Time

Is over with US now. We have moved
to our elegant new store-rooms; we have
a complete new stock; after one weeks
time in our new place we are more than
satisfied: our efforts have been crowned
with SUCCESS; old friends have fol-
lowed US, new friends have focked
around US.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

Thousands suffer from wakeful nights. and rise
mornings refreshed. nr. Greeue's Nervura
gives natural refreshing sleep.-the perfect cure
Nr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

For sale by druggists. Price. SlOo per bottle.
Be sure and see that the bottle Is sealed with the
tlace mara seal "NerYura.1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

Or. Grecne's Nervura is the great saver OF life
ard health. 10 removes all nervous irritablty,
and perfectly and completely cures
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

People with uns;rung nerves hNye strange. faint
and nervous sensations. numhucss. TREMBLING. pale
plation. DR.. Greene. Neryura Is the only remedy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-17

Why DO YOU suffer from such an exhausted. pros
tratcd and dragEcd-out feeling when Or. Grecne's
Neryura surely cures al
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Minister Months esignation-Egan Not
Coming Home.

Minister Months Resignation-Egan Not
Coming Home.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Sefior Montt,
Chilean minister, has informed the Sec
retary of state that in consequence of
his election as deputy, he will soon
relinquish his present diplomatic posi-
ton, but will probably remain in Wash
iIgton until his successor is appointed.
The house committee on agriculture
today authorized favorable report on
the bill submitting oleomargerine trans
ported into any state or territory, or re-
naming therein, for consumption, sale
or storage, to the police powers of such
state or territory, to the same extent
and in the same manner as though it
had been produced therein.
The report that United States Minis
ter Egan will return to the United
States in April, is discredited at the
state department, for the reason that he
has given no intimation of such inten-
ton.
The United States Steamship York
town, now at Callao, has been ordered
to proceed to San Francisco with as lit.
tie delay So possible, stopping en- route
at the principal ports of Centra! Amer
ica and Mexico.
The house committee on irrigation to.
day agreed TO the bill prepared by the
subcommittee for the cession of arid
lands to the states and territories for
reclamation.
Four hundred and seventy-five
thousand ounces of silver were pur-
chased today at prices ranging from
so. 5000 to $090a9.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
AReautiful Produotion.

The ILLUSTRATED Los ANGELES HERALD
appeared today. The number does great
credit to the publishers. 1t lie in quarto
form and contains forty-eight pages.
The Illustrations are numerous and
finely executed; most of them photo
engravings. They include views of the
state citrus fair of last year, also of the
city of Los Angeles and some OF its finest
residences, public buildings, streets, etc.
The reading matter is we'll written and
furnishes comprehensive description
of the attractions and resources of this
section OF the state, with much statis-
tical and other information relative to
Los Angeles. The widespread circula-
ton of this publication is to be desired.
Eueryb body who sees it will be impressed
with the beauty Of Los Angeles and the
charms OF residence in this favored re-
gion. The price of the ILLUSTRATED
HERALD is only Is cents.-fLos Angeles
Evening Express.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Stanford Introduces Monetary Bnl-Th<
Pure Food Bill Discussed.

Stanford Introduces Monetary Bnl-The
Pure Food Bill Discussed.
WASHINGTON, March AIN the senate
today Stanford introduced bill direct
ing the purchase of silver bullion and
the coinage thereof. Referred to the
finance committee.
The bill directs che secretary of the
treasury to purchase from time to time
isnch silver bullion as may be offered at
the market price, not exceeding 81 for
BIN grains of pure silver, and to issue
in payment therefor legal tender money
gof the United States without regard to
the material of which it is composed. A
sufficient amount of such money is to be
prepared by the secretary of the treas
ury.
The vice president laid before the
senate communication from the secre-
semite park, in California. Referred
ito the committee on public lands.
The pure food bill was taken up and
Vest stated at length his position in
regard to it, and such legislation in gen.
teral. The pending measure was one of
tllat brood of bills that grew out of the
aeeling of paternalism which was
spreading over the country. He
believed the constitution of the United
States intended that inspection and
quarantine laws should be in the
hands of the states. The people of
the United States were being
taught, instead of going to
their state authorities, to 60 to congress
Tor everything, from million acres of
land to a paper of pins. The states
were slowly having their constitutional
powers taken away. and power was be-
ing vested in congress today intended
by the trainers of the constitution to be
aeft to the states exclusively.
Paddock denied the statement made
some days ago that the bill was aimed
particularly at the cotton seed oil inter-
ests. He detied any one to point out
one provision or word in the bill that
disseminated against any honest and
honestly branded article of food in favor
OF another. AS to the extravagant crit
icism that the bill would be used for
Imaginary political purposes, it was
serious matter, he said, to charge, even
indirectly, that those engaged in the
formation of the bill and the great body
of people who demanded its passage
were moved chiefly by desire to inau-
gufate cheap, nasty political scheme
3or partisan uses.
After the delivery of eulogies on the
late Representative Lee, the senate ad-
journed until Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS.
CALIFORNIA; NECESSITIES URGED
UPON CONGRESS.
Stanford, FELTON, and Bowers Exerting
Themselves in Behalf of San Pedro.
Bowers Confers With Wanamaker With
Regard to the Pacific Mail Matter.

w ASliINGTON, MRrCn f.-OoudIOIs
Stanford and FELTON, and Representa-
tives Bowers and Geary appeared before
the house committee on commerce this
morning and made arguments showing
the necessity for harbor improvements
at San Pedro, San Francisco, Oakland
and Humboldt.
Congressman Bowers had a long inter-
view yesterday with Postmaster-Ge
Wanamaker on the subject OF the alleged
refusal of the Pacific Mail Steamship
company's vessels to land at San Diego,
and the consequent inability of the busi-
ness men of that city to establish COM
mercial relations with the countries to
the south.
After the interview he said: II feel
confident that the postoffice department
will insist on the fulfllment of the con-
tract, as it was intended by the law
that is, that the postal subsidy was not
voted simply to provide for carrying
the mails, but to develop commerce
as well. 1 believe Mr.. Wanamaker
will do the right thing in the matter,
and if he does. that he will compel the
steamship company to land and receive
and discharge passengers and freight,
or the contract will be annulled. If he
cannot do that, then of course I will
have to act in the house and ask con-
gress to give us our rights.'
''This matter" continued Bowers,
"does not only interest the people OF
San Diego, but is of vital Importance to
all of Southern California. The press
of Los Angeles, besides that of all the
inland cities and towns, representing
different industries, is a unit in de-
nouncing the acts OF the Pacific Mail
company as an imposition and an out
rage"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-05
The Bering Sea Negotiations
Given a Setback.
Salisbury Refuses to Renew the
MOdus Vivendi.
Much Dissatisfaction Felt at WASH
ingtOn With His Action.
The situation the essame as 1t Was Two
Years Ago-The News Causes Har-
rison to Hurry Back to
Washington.
Associated Press Dispatches.

Associated Press Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, March,4 The course of
the negotiations now in progress between
the United States and Great Britain,
touching the seal fisheries in Beripg sea,
are being closely watched by the mem
bers Of the foreign affairs committee OF
the senate and the house. The report
from London to the effect that Lord
Salisbury has refused to renew the
modus vivendi is received with dissatis-
faction. 1t is realized that the arbitra-
ton provided for in the treaty about to
be submitted to the senate cannot be
completed in time to avail for the pro-
lection of the seal waters the coming
season, and the counter proposition
made by Lord Salisbury looking to the
establishment of protected belt,
extending only thirty miles from
the shores of the Pribvlov
islands, is looked upon as being
entirely inadequate to meet the case.
The members of the congressional for
eign committee do not disguise their
belief in private that unless the British
government shows disposition to join
in the work of protecting the waters of
Bering sea from poachers during the
progress of the arbitration, the United
States government must undertake the
task and execute the law, which has
not been repealed, requiring it to pro-
tect the seal fisheries. If this course is
followed the situation will assume q
phase very similar to that preceding the
readoption of the modus vivendi last
year, and the government will resume
the policy of the seizure OF offending
vessels, which may lead to energetic
protests and perhaps retaliatory action
by Great Britain.
1t is impossible to learn at the state
department the precise nature of the
substitute proposed by Lord Salisbury,
but the fact developed today that the
authorities received notice that Lord
Salisbury is unwilling, while the arbi-
tration proceedings in the Bering sea
dispute are pending to renew the modus
vivendi of last year. He is said to be
willing, however, to take the necessary
steps for putting stop during the ap-
preaching season to miscellaneous deep
sea seal fishing, within thirty miles of
the Pribylov islands.
1t is probable that this information
received from London caused President
Harrison to shorten his stay at Virginia
Beach and he will return to Washington
Saturday, instead of on Monday, as ne
contemplated.
1t is likely that the treaty of arbitra-
tion will be submitted to the senate
early next week, possibly Monday.