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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
nr1 8 VI COMMISSIONERS LOAN g7
FOR SALE.

II you want Il pleasant homo on the Island. I
can sell YOU q new scven.roomcd house, viii
bath room, laundry and all modem. c1r.
veniences. or an eight-roomed brick house, o.
Market street, near the business centre Of iG.
city.
brick row. 22ss, eoio, e2l2 and OIL Appg
cent investment.
New sixsroomed house on North Erie s.;ce.
high and dry, for Sl.7JO.
Threc-roomed house, No. d South lIa-oa
street, lot3SIl90, room enough for another hOuss,
81. 100.
New four-roomcd house, 27l5 Moyston stee;
81, $50.
The six.roomed frame house. with q most De.
sirable corner lot. northeast corner OF Eotr aud
Twenty-iifth streets.
A new s!x.roomed house on McColloch stacs
East Wheeling. $500 casa and the balance In
smull payments.
New double house. seven looms, each s!a
hard wood finish. all modern improvements:
Will pay 10 per cent as investment.
ElSht'roomcd brick house on west side Of
Market street between Eighth and Ninth streets,
agood property. $500.
$500.
New dwelling on Florida street. modern d.
sign, sixfoomS and hills, S1.5HO completed
BUILDING LOTS.
On Fourteenth. Fifteenth and McColoci
streets. East Wheeling.
On South Front stree.
On North York street. river lot.
location
Lots in Gilchrist addition from SOS 10 $50, and
these are good lots. III high ground.
On Wabash street, in old Fair Gtouuda
On Soulh;Pe street.
Three .roomcd brick house, 9Gla Chap!!.s
street, $500,
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MIR. Davis Not In II.

fdlrmont Hcst V1rginfdn (Rep)
The Parkersburg Sentinel says if the
Republicans OF this nominate Mr.. Ell
kins governor the Democrats will put
up his father-in-law, Henry G. Davis,
against him. The Sentinel is facetious--
nothing more. There is more proba-
bility OF the Republicans nominating
Mr.. Davis than of the Sentincrs PROPOSE
>tion being adopted. Mr.. Davis is not
by any means in favor Of free trade and
he is strongly in favor OF a sound cur
rency, upon both OF which questions he
is in sympathy with his distinguished
son-in-law and the Republican party.
Oh, no; the Democrats cannot nomi-
nat @ Mr.. Davis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
Hard On Mr.. Cleveland.

Democratic newspapers outside OF
New York are calling on Mr.. Cleveland
TO put a stop to the Democratic revolt
in his state. They say they hope he
has had nothing to do with it and will
show his lack OF sympathy with the
movement by calling off tho movers,
who nre his friends.
One Of the leaders OF the leaders is
Mr.. F%airchilds, Mr.. Cleveland's secre-
tary OF the treasury. Another is Mr..
George William Curtis, o worshipper OF
the Cleveland idol. Men who held office
under the Cleveland administration are
in the thick OF it
1t is no secret that the movement is
in Mr.. Cleveland's interest. Tho aim is
to show that Hill cannot carry Now
York and that the presidential nominal
ton would be thrown away on him. TO
ask Mr.. Cleveland to stop the proceed
ings is TO make a demand on him which
puts him in an awkward plight. He
will be blamed ii he does and he will be
blamed ii he doesn't, and blame is a
mild word to use in this connection.
BY all the signs the Cleveland boilers
have done Tor Hill. Only a convention
OF idiots would nominate him in the
face OF the well understood fact that no
Democrat can be elected without the
vote OF New York. This Hill cannot
get. The Cleveland men will see to
that. Onthe tho other hand Cleveland
would be taken care OF by the Hill
men, who have not the least thought OF
throwing away all they have and allow
ing the iat man to come to the front
again
Mr.. Cleveland is in q fix, and his
friends have done almost rs much as
the Hill machine to fix him. II Now
York we're not necessary tho conven.
tion might 20 ahead on the CLEVELAND
line, but it, is the misfortune OF the
. Democratic party rs vel! as OF Mr..
Cleveland that without New York The
pe,nocracy's cake is all dough. It is
hard lines Tor an idol, but SO the lines
are drawn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
Tho Debt Question in VIRGINIA..

The debt question being up in tho
Virginia senate, and it being proposed
to take stops to compel West Virginia
to pay her share OF the old states debt,
a senator made the point that "this
proposition would arouse the people Of
West Virginia and might result in Sc
rious party complications" What these
serious party complications might be
wal not revealed. Virginia has never
been willing to face the music ~squarely
on her West Virginia certificates,
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Pning on tho Agony.

Tho Albany Journal, u vigorous Re-
publican newspaper, pays It's compli.
ments to Hills legislature in this way:
Tho present legislature Is the most dIsgraceiul
that has assembled In Albany since the days OF
William NJ Tweed.
Tho New York World, an aggressive
Democratic authority acknowledges tho
corn in this fashion:
Tho events at Albany during the past week
show the existence OF a dangerous power In tho
hands OF four mon.
1t Is evident from those proceedings that as
matters now stand any Legislation Desired and
EdwOrd Murphy, Jr., Richard Croker aud Hugh
Mclaughlin will pass, and that any measures OPP
posed by these men will fail.
These men have IN different ways rendered tho
Democratic pnrty valuable services. They Gre
splendid organizers mud hnrd fighters, aud with.
out organization and fighting there can be no
party victories, hut they lre essentially party
bosses. Their rule at home Is boss rule. They
practice politics for n llying-and something
more-iO themselves and their followers.
II Is time 10 coll n halt IN this business. BoS
rule ut Albany exercised for personal advantage,
Us unchecked power Is very apt 10 be, Will mean
Democratic defcatat the polls: No ,rcapportion.
ments, no record of good things done, can SO.
euro the next legislature 10 the party II the pro.
cecdingS Of the past week urc 10 DO an index 10
the work OF the session.
Elsewhere the World says:
TO count on a Democratic victory in Novcm.
ber without New York would be foolish: to de-
priye Democracy OF the vote OF New York would
be II crime.
This Is going to be q great year for tho
Republican party.
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The A u @ Tariff Dcmoin.

-HoiyuiuoUH tOst lHtpD
Small boy Ito his Pap)-Pa, did you
Hear that some OF Our Democratic
neighbors Have been Sick since They
Read Mr.. Atkinson's A 3 G Tariff Piece
in The last PoSl
Detected Democratic Father-Yes,
Son, 1 Am sorry to Hear That many OF
Our Friends arc Down Hearted and
Many Are Sick.
Small Boy-They call their Disease
Tho Atkinson Shivers, pap, don't they?
Father-SoI Learn, my Son, and they
Say it is Worse than tho Grip, the chol-
era or the mountain itch.
Small Boy-lIowD Does it affect Them,
Father?
Fathcr-Well, My son, it Makes Them
Feel SO Dissatisfied with Free trade
Theories that They lose all Confidence
in Themselves and in all we Tell Them
in our Democratic papers; and then
their Blood Begins to Run Cold, and
Shiyery Waves pranco Up and Down
Their Backbones, and They Squirm and
Twist, and Think OF Geu. Gotf how He
Was beaten Out OF The Governorship,
and many other thoughts Make Them
Feel SO Awful Bad that They Shake all
Over, and wish they Were dead and in
Heaven, my son, And that's what gives
the Awful Disease the Name OF The
Atkinson Shivers.
Small Boy-Well, pap, is Atkinson A
brother OF Dawson, that Other Awful
Republican Hustler?
Father-He's tarred with Tho Same
stick, My son.
Small Boy-Oh, Lordy, you don't say
SO? and Are They Both to be Let Loose
Upon US this campaign?
Father-Alas, my son, I Fear they
will. And They will Be Backed BY That
awful Man5with Hair and Horns and
Hoofs, Steve Elkins!
Small Boy-Great Heavens, Father,
What are We to Do?
Father-Well, My Son, to Be Homes.
with you, ! will say That The Best
I+Thing for both OF Us to do Will be To
get in out OF the cold as soon as We
can andjoin The Republican Party, for
tho Way Tho Thing Looks now There
won't be a Corporal's Guard left of the
Democratic Party in West Virginia next
Fall, and We Nus! have some place to
go. e[Tableau-Boy tails on the old
.lnan's neck and weeps a copious shower
! OF bitter tears.l
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while we are represented by a man who
when forced to act in the matter, asked
for the paltry sum OF fifteen thousand
dollars, a sun totally inadequate for
the work, and who, after asking this
mite, allowed the bill to die from neg.
lect while he was engaged in'iwriting
free trade articles for the Baltimore Sun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of the Loan of 1877, Known as
the 1890 Loan.

Tho holders Of the above named bonds an
hereby notified that bonds OF the ~iollowln,
numbers, namely: lOj, ll6, a., %, 1872, lGl, 100,
io7, S., so, eos, ssl, 100, %, 81, 1is have been
drawn by lot in accordance with tho provision,
OF the ordinance authorizing the same. and ara
payable at the Exchange Bank o; Wheeling
March l, 1892, at which time they will cease 70
bear interest
,nrI a u; rONyNfIccroNrpc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

Huntington Commercial (RCp,)
1t is plain TO be seen that the Demo
Gratis OF the state IRE making tho great
est effort OF their lives to thoroughly or
ganize for n hot contest. The Repub-
licans should remember this fact, and
not let uD in their efforts to meet them
with the boldcst front ver presented.
There is a Republican majority in tho
state to-day, but every vote must DO
polled in November. Keep OH organic
ing, and the ballot will do the rest.
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a Good Choice.

Grafton Sentinel (Rsp)
Graiton's Republican League club was
honored at the Parkersburc convention
by the election ofits president to secre-
tary OF the state league. MIR. Allen is IN
energetic worker and will make an ex-
cei,ent secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

TIE supreme court OF tho United
States has placed n new and corruscat-
I ing crown on the brainy head OF Gear
Reed. Elurrah Tor the Big Fellow from
Maine!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

MANY Of the state papers in copying
from tho ISrELLIGEScER the resolutions
adopted by, tho State League at Parkers-
burg have overlooked n serious error
made in %tclcsraphing the report, and
print the immigration resolution, Us it
appeared in this paper, as follows:
RcsOlrtd. That us having intimate relation to
the protection Of labor and our citizenship. we
measures us shall tend TO relieve the country Of
the odIous ends of the present quantity and
quality OF immigration. 2
For tho word "ends' in this resolu-
ton read owls" and you will have it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

Ex.GovEnSoR CAMPBELL, OF Ohio,
thinks the head OF tho Democratic
ticket will come from the west. About
us far west as Ohio, Mr.. Campbell?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

IL three decisions handed down yes
tcrday the supreme court rcaiirms the
vital doctrine that is the United States
OF America.
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now wilson Serve. Ills Constituents.

Grafton Sentine (Rp.)
Fairmont held a mass meeting on last
Saturday, the object OF which was to
take steps to have Congress make a
large appropriation Tor the improve
ment OF the river to Fairmont. Con-
gress should by all means open the river
from Morrantown to Fairmont, but it
won't while W. l.. Wilson is tho repre-
sentative from this district. The river
should be opened, and the roadsto the
national cemetery in West Grafton
should be improved, but you can rest
assured that no aid Tor either tile one or
the other will be given by Congress
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

Mn. spEAKER-When you see q quo
rum, count it. Yours truly, Supreme
Court Of the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

Mn. CLEVELAND is in a regular whoa
Emma dilemma. Any way he turns
the Shedding is rough.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
Il There n Plot in II?

The Fairmont Indsr dominates Will
lam l. Wilson for the Democratic can
didate Tor governor, which is interpreted
that Governor A. B. Fleming hopes to
fill Mr.. Wilson's seat in the house. Mr..
Wilson has all the qualities necessaryto
make a good race; and he would fill the
governors chair in a dignifed and able
manner. 1t is doubtful, however, ii he
would consent to resign n brilliant ca
reer in the national legislature in order
to CRAFTY. a few politicians whose love
for him has not been like the love OF
David for Jonathan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
STATE POLITICS.
Would AIake a Good Treasurer.

Ceredo -Adrance (Rep.)
Hon. W. NJ. o. Dawson, secretary Of
the Republican state executive commit
tee, would make an excellent state
treasurer. The states funds would be
safe in his hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01
Dedicated to Dnrrah and the Othor Boys
Fcirmoat Indcr (Dtnl)

Fairnont Indcr tDsm)
The candidacy Of Isaac V. Johnson,
OF Barbour county, for the Democratic
nomination for auditor is d thing OF life
without any doubt. The indications
now are that he will go into the convon-
ton with n good support not only from
his W section but from other parts OF
the state. This is not surprising, for
Mr.. johnson is q very capable gentle
man and is favorably known. Ii he
should receive the nomination he would
not be any drag upon the ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

BESIDES giving the colorcd race its
freedom and the ballot the Republican
party has given that ace fair repre-
sentation in the public offices, as wit.
nessa detailed statement elsewhere in
to-day's IsrELLlGEScER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-01

FRDRuAnY leaped over and snatchcd a
day out Of March. 1t seemed to be the
3-.L. .tsu tafEr HarsHf. .#n..-fE
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Austrians MS We give it to the suffering
Russians, but We shall do this as a
matter of charity, not in the line OF
busincsa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EOR RENT-THE THREE ST0Pv
II business house, No. 1874 Main s,scet ~
occupied by %lIl5lett, Wheat & Hays. in9i,mmv y
". J.. ". CoWDEN. m,,O'
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Tho regular meeting Of tho womnn's lToyoIv,
Association will DO hold at tho Hospital on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ., at 800 p, nj,
A iull attendance Is desired Enter by basono,,
MISS MARTHA j. HARE
mrl Socru,p,,
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yNANTED-To BUY FOR Sp6T
w cash, a block Of Wheeling leo and S.o,o,ia
stock. Address, stating lowest price, "iCgFip1
lntelligoncer once, mrI
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-23

The Republicans of Portland Qualified
to vote in Republican caucus) are here
by notified to meet in caucus at their re-
spective ward rooms on Wednesday eve
ming, February 24th, 1892, at 7.30 o'clock,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the following municipal and
ward offices, to be supported at the polls
on Monday March 7, 1892, VIZ:
To nominate candidate for Mayor,
also candidates for one Alderman, three
Councilmen, Warden, Clerk, and two
Constables in each ward, and in Wards
/, 8 and a candidate for School Com
mittee. Also to elect in each ward
City Committee of five.
A checklist, as prepared by the Board
of Registration, will be used in each
ward, and the names of Republicans vot-
ing will be checked by the members of
the City Committee and such assistants
as may be chosen. No ballot will be re-
ceived until the name of the person of
fering' it has been checked on the list.
Ballots will be furnished by the City
Committee, and any candidates Except
those who are entitled to a re-nomina-
ton by party usage,) will be required to
present to the committee petition
signed by 25 Republican voters residing
in the ward where the candidate resides
in order to secure the printing of his
name on the ballot prepared by the COM
mittee.
No petitions will be received after 8
O'Clock Monday night, February 22d.
ALI candidates will be voted for on one
ballot, and no ballot will be received ex-
cept that prepared by the committee,
and in all cases a plurality vote will nom
mate.
The polls will remain open until $50 p.
M, and if, in any case there be no
choice, the caucus will adjourn to Satur-
day evening, February 81, at 7.90 p. m.
when new ballot will be taken.
The chairman and clerk of each ward
caucus will make record of the names
of all persons for whom ballots are cast
for mayor, and the number of votes cast
for each candidate and certify and deliv-
er the same to the Republican City Com
mittee at Republican headquarters,
Brown Memorial Block, room (537 Con-
gress street), Immediately after the adj
journment of the caucus.
To convene those residing within the
voting precincts of Island Ward No. 1,
and Island Ward No. 2, the caucus for
Island Ward No. 1 will be held on Long
Island at p. M, and for Island Ward
No. on Peaks Island at p. M, on the
day above appointed, under the super
vision of the city committee for Ward 1.
Per order of the Republican City Com
mittee. J. Fl. FOGG,
Chairman.
Fl. K. CoLEswoRrHY, Secretary.
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ic party had been born again cannot view
the make up and proceedings of the New
York Democratic convention of yester-
day without the conviction being forced
upon them that the oldtime ignorant
and constituencies elements of the Demo
cratic party in New York State at least
have experienced no change of heart and
are as strong numerically as they ever
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black Henriettas.

l lot of double fold Black Henriet-
tas, =. 25c per yd.
tas, 300 per yd.
lot of 4o-inch Black All Wool Hen
riettas 4Sc per yd.
The greatest bargain we shall offer
this week is an extra fine, silk finish,
Black Henrietta, at SOC per yd.
Genuine imported English Serges,
40 inches wide, 4Sc per yd.
We have full line of Black Serges
in all widths, ranging in prices from
SOC to $3.50, on which we shall make
special prices this week.
Ladies will find great bargains on
our Cotton Underwear counters this
week. On our SOC counter is large
assortment of Ladies Skirts, Drawers
Corset-covers, Chemise and Night
Robes. On our 400 counter is large
assortment of Ladies Skirts, Drawers
Corset-covers, Chemise and Night
Robes, nicely trimmed, with tucks
and hamburg. On our 69c counter is
large assortment of Ladies' Skirts,
Drawers, Corset-covers, Night-Robes
and Infants Slips, made of extra
fine cambria and trimmed with tucks,
hamburg and torchon lace. These
are great bargains at these prices.
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"A Question which Comes
Home to Us.

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It's probably true that New England
Democrats would prefer Cleveland to
anybody else, notwithstanding there is a
strong Hill sentiment down in the vicini
ty of Bangor. utNew England is but
small part of the United States and has
been in the habit of furnishing only a
small number of Democratic electoral
votes. Hence the voice of New England
is not likely to get much attention in the
Democratic National convention.