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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-27
GENERAL NOTICES.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
BOardofEqualiEatiOn & Appeals
cLrRK,s orrIcr, crY o. wnEELINo.


Public notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested that the Assessors elected by the
Council Of the city OF Wheeling. have COM
pletcd their assessment for tho year and made
return thereof to my office. ANY person wish
ing to appeal from said assessment or desiring
aug c0rfccHous made will appear At the City
building, before the Board Of Equalization and
Appeals, on the following days At 10 o'clock a;
M, as the BOARD Will meet NJ such times al said
City building to hear all objections 10 said u.s.
seSSment and rGylse and correct the same:
First ward Thursday, July q,
Second ward-FridRy, July 2S,
Third wRrd-MondRy July 81
Fourth Tuesday, August /,
Seventh ward-Wednesday August 2
Fifth warl-Thursday, August .,
Sixth ward-Friday August
Eighth wNri-Snturday, Augusta
It Is the desire OF the Board that any person
having any complaint to make that II DO Ut:
tended to on the proper day, as designated
above, After having finished any one ward
THOMAS F. THoNER,.
jylS City Clerk.
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CINCINNATI, Quo, July 2G,-Powell
Grossly, attorney, made an assignment
this afternoon for the benefit OF credit
ors. Assets 5000, 900, liabilities unknown.
Mr.. Grossly has been specializing in
land in Ohio and Indiana. One OF the
principal causes Of his failure was the
collapse of tho Worlds Fair Spectator.
ium' Company, in which he was inter
ested.
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Il Dipaich 10 the Intclltqcnccr

Special DfNpdFcH 70 Inc IHEtlIl9tNctF
HuNrlSeroN, w. Va, July 26.-Thc
long looked for telephone connection
between this city, Kenova andAshland,
which has been talked OF SO much, was
completed this evening.
Charles Wade, a street car driver,
was surprised upon going home last
night to find his vito gone and his four
children crying. Tho woman had
abandoned them and left for parts UNI
known with another man.
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The Depression In Canada.

MONTREAL, July 26,-The local stock
market is more demoralized in condi
ton than ever in its history, every stocl
listed reaching its lowest point. Many
persons have been actually ruined be
tween here and New York. 1t is esti
mated that over 5000, 900 OF Montrea
money has been lost within the pas
three months, So lar no bank or othel
failures have resulted from the dc
preston.
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THE BANNER DAY."
Continued from Err Pqge, ]

States marshal to-day at Hillsboro on a
warrant sworn out by United States
Attorney John w. Heron, aud brought
before United States Commissioner
John L. Bruce. He is charged with
embezzling $4,000 OF the banks funds,
and also with making false entries in a
report to the comptroller of the cur
rency as to the banks condition on
May 4, 1898. He plead not guilty.
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rnl COMMERCIAL TRAvlllERs.

1t was their bay ut the Worlds Fair
and they were DIonarchs Of all they
Surveyed.
CHICAGO, July 26.-The imperturb'
able, energetic, generous, jolly, good
natured commercial travelling man is
practically in possession OF the Worlds
Fair to-day, This is his day at the
White City, and, with his accustomed
vigor, he is making the most Of it, Az
every booth, in every building, he Is
received with open arms and every
concession, from the dusky'sklnred
Arabian in the Midway Plaisance to
the pleasure.loying Teuton IN the man
ufactures building, is Vieing with his
neighbor in doing honor to the man
who builds up and extends the COM
merce OF the world.
It was nearly II o'clock before the
train bearing the Associated CONNER
cial Travellers OF the United States ar
rived at the great terminal station.
There was crowd OF visitors there to
see the travellers come in and Us they
filed through the gates were greeted
with cheers and waving banners ind
music from the Cincinnati band: The
members OF the American Exhibitors
Association, OF the Worlds Fair, whose
especial guests the travelling men are,
were there in body to receive them,
and they were escorted to the head
quarters Of the Exhibitors Association,
where a luncheon was served, When
all had partaken TO his satisfaction, the
commercial travellers, greatly refreshed,
were escorted to festival hall. Ihepro'
ceedings ut festival hall were OF an In
formal character, At s o'clock was
commenced the tour of the principal
exhibit buildings, under the escort oil
the Exhibitors Association.
The display OF fireworks was some
thing exceptionally fine. Tho pro-
gramme OF pyrotechnic features were
arranged especially in honor OF the
commercial travellers.
Another reason recognized by the ex'
position authorities as justifying an
especially attractive programme was
the presence upon the grounds oil
thousands Of members of the German
American Turner's societies, this being
"Turnerbund Day."
TIE EDUCATORS.
Tho international meetings OF the
National Educational Association as
sembled in fifteen separate meetings in
the art palace to-day. The department
OF higher education was called to order
by President D. Q. Gilman. OF Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, who
made the opening address. Prof. An
drew West, Of Princeton, is the secre-
tary OF this department. The depart
ment considered the question, GLOW
far 1t is desirable that universities
should DO OF ono type"
Martin Kellogg, valedictorian OF the
class OF 1850 at Yale, now president OF
tho University OF California, opened
tho discussion by stating that "univer-
stiles should aim at special excellence
in certain portions OF the whole field"
This view was endorsed by DR.. Fiskc
and DR.. Hurlburt, OF the department
OF theology University of Chicago.
An address on the division OF labor
in the university, prepared by Prot.
AlIievo, OF the University OF Turin,
Italy, was read by Prof. Andrew +.
West, OF Princeton university.
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Garnet Nils Wi shut Down,

New YoRK, July 26.-It was an
nouuced to-day in Yonkers that Alex
andor Smith & Sons big carpet mills at
that place would DO shut down to-
night, throwing 5000 hands out OF en-
ployment. President Cochran was
quoted as saying that the mills would
not resume operations until Congress
met and disposed OF tho Sherman silver
XIII
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Hanks to Resume.

washington, d. O., July 96,-The
First National Bank of Grundy Centre,
Iowa, has informed Comptroller Ecklea
that it expects to resume business in
August under new management.
The Farmers National Bank OF Hen
riettG, Texas, and Farmers National
Bank, OF Findlay, Ohio, which failed
yesterday, expect to resume in o short
time, the latter on Monday next.
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BLOOD ON THE MOON,
A Series of wordy skirmishes and
one Real Fight
.HaPREN OVER AT MARTINS FERRY.

The Trouble about, Alleged Improve
dent and Illegal Contracts by Coun'
ollLeadsto Personal Alteration
between Judge John S. Cochran
aud President Honderson-Narrow
Escapes from Other Fights-Tho
Matter gets into the Courts at Last.
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pOnlh or An oolorennrlnn.

Mrs. Asonath Hogo died yesterday at
hor homo near Burr's Mills, Ohio, dgod
~. shO was tho widow Of tho late Asa
Hogo, aud tho mother Of Gen. q. w.
Hoge, formerly q banker and lawyer at
Bollaite. Mr.. T. Hogo. vol known
mail agont Of this city, 10 son, and A.
l. White, assistant city engineer, a
grandson. Sho leaves an unusually
largo limo Of defendants to keep green
tho memory Of q good woman, and all
who know hor will revere her memory.
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LONDON, July 2G,-Tho General
Credit Company has suspended. The
capital OF the concern is 100000. The
market closed in demoralizod condi-
ton. American railroad securities
were very flat. Compared with last
evenings prices the close to-day
showed heavy declines.
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FATIGUE aud exhaustion overcome 0
by Bromo.sOliSor. Contains no opiatC.
Mountain Lake i,nrk IND Return.

July % to August g9, tho Baltimore
& Ohio Company will sell excursion
tickets from Wheeling to Mountain
Lake Park ut 81 80 for tho round trip,
good returning until August 81.
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The IltelHgenGers 4 Gent a Word Coupon

you house to rent or something to sell trade want
buy anything want situation want good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place, or have found lost any
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this send with amount the rate Of one cent per word for
first insertion and oneha per word for each subsequent
ton to THE NTELLlGENcER No. AZ Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
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New York, July 2G-oue hundred
thousand dollars worth OF gold bullion
was purchased in London to-day for
shipment here. Five hundred thousand
dollars in gold came in from Havana to.
day, and S1S5,0OO more is due to-day on
the HaVel.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 26.-Tho sill.
yer offered for sale to the treasury de-
partment to-day aggregated 175,0OO
ounces ut prices ranging from S0.7025 to
$07050 per ounce, all OF which was de-
clined. and 50. 1920 rendered.
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CLEVELAND, ONO, July 26.-The
large dry goods firm>of II. NJ. Brown &
Co. made an assignment this afternoon
to II. +. Carlton, clerk OF the U. S. dis
trict court. Assets amount to Sl25, 900;
liabilities, 100000.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 26.-The ex-
tensive wooden mills OF scatchard Bros,
which have been giving employment to
about $50 hands, have shut down inde6-
nitely, owing to the depression in
.,nI,
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DENVER, COL, July 26.-M. j. Law
renee, president OF tho suspended Poo
pies Saving Bank, and also president
OF tho Peoples National Bank, has been
arrested on a charge Of grand larceny.
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Bates MINIS suspend Temporarily.

LEWISTON, Me-, July 26.-Notice has
been posted in tho Bates mill stating
that the mill will shut down August 5
for five weeks. The mill employs 1880
people, with q monthly pay roll of $780,
mn
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EOR REM.
FOR RENT.


FOR RENT.
Il No. 22Tenth street, second floor six rooms,
bath aud hall; will rent at SIS per month. No.
1902 Main street, second floor, six rooms. bath
and hall. at SO per month. Also at 1908 Main
street, second floor, fronting on Main street,
five rooms aud bath. $50 per month. Third floor,
fronting on Main street, four rooms. SIS per
month. Second floor fronting on river, four
rooms, at SO per month.
JylS JAMES l. HAWLEY. 1420 Main 81.
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We offer Ladies' Low Shoes Of all kinds
at greatly reduced price. L. v. BLOND.
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TERw
NNHsGp5o5ME,N

AHE.H#g$$55@z.z
OoME MERCHANTS would
have you believe that trade
enters a condition of tor
pidity about July l, and re-
mains SO till tho cool days Of
September wake ii to life and
activity again.
But, bcggingyour pardon, that
Is not true. There is no season
of the year in which people do
not buy goods; there is no sea-
son in which they do not want
them. BY tho same token,
there is no season in which it
will not pay to advertise.
However, ify your neighbor has
this old-fashioned notion, andis
too conservative to advertise
now, there is all the better
chance for you. Ii you think
people are not hunting bargains
in warm weather, try it.
Everybody is not out of town,
by a largo majority!
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FOR RETT
FOE SALE.

Lots No. 4and 7, GllchrIst's addition, Square
No. 5.
No. 500 Market street, 81, 400.
Lot No ., South Front street, 60 ieOs front
running to river.
Five lots and five acres OF land In TriadelphiR
with two dwellings, slaughter house, Ice house
stable, aud sixty bearing fruit trees for 5000
100 aero farm. Loug Bottom. MeIgi county
Ohio: LOCO fruit trees. Price $500.
LotNo 10. section 81, Centre street, Mounds.
Vile, and 10 shares IN Moundsvlllo Mining aud
Manufacturing Company, $780,
Corner lot north OF street cor barn, Forty.
eighth and Jacob streets
Lot No. 10 Water street. south Of FortYeiChta
street.
eighthstreGL
lot No. Is, south of Forty.oIghth street and
east Of jacob street
GS acre farm 10 miles from city and u, mllcI
from Wheeling creek.
No. 6S ThIrty.trSt street
No 7i2 Main street.
No. 1885 Chapline street
No 1910 Eotf street.
No. 1925 McColloch street
No 1911 MGColloch street.
No. 22f TWGhly'nInth street.
No. 262S Main street.
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EASE pALL YEsTERpAY.
Walks Away With Louisville
Apnin-GnmeS Elsewhere,

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 25.-Nttsburgh
made nine runs in the sixth inning
aud won the game without trouble.
Attendance. zoo. Score:
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FOB SALE.

Lots In Behren'S and Speidels addition,
Corner lot, Thirty.hfth and ChGplinO streets
house two rooms aud kitchen, Cheap
A -four mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water aud steam power saw
aud plancr also attached: doing good business
in the country. This Is Il bargain. Coai within
200 feet. Has thlrty.seyon uCros Of land VIII
sell all together or mill separate.
No. 3I27 Eoti street, frame house, six rooms
large cellar alley corner Easy terms,
No. 8720 E0iI street, BtiCk house. SIX ROOM
and hall good location. Cheap. Easy terms
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No 1918, rs! aud 352L SSH chch.
Two houses on Twcnty'ninth iout toonA
each. 81 400 each. a..
4 good farm OF M acres. one aud a hall miles
from tho city. good orchard SIX acres y
grapeB has a llvoroomed house, stables, o0 aua
the best oil water VIII soil on easy terms OF
trade for city property. -...,.,. 4,
Lots IN HoGinann's addition, the beIt value y
the Eighth ward. on very easy terms fora sno"
time ,.oo
Brick house. four rooms aud hall FoFty'h1"
and Wood streets, full lot
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE.-FIVE LOTS IN
j Handans Addition, at the Court House,
Angus 8, at 10 o'clock a. IN. jyl7
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PROPOSALS.
NoTIoE TO
' CONTRACTORS AND prILDERs

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
BcRlCd proposals will DO received At tho oillco
0f the Btato superintendent ni FREQ Schools IN
tho State House. at Charleston, West Virginia,
until 2 o'clock D. IN. Tuesday. August l. 1903,
for tho erection Of State Normal school Bulld.
Ing At West Liberty, In tho County Of Ohio aud
q State Normal School building al ulDnYlllC, IN
The county Of 0llmNr Drawings aud BpcClApl
tons Of both buildings may DO Ropn Al tho 0llloU
Of tho State superintendent Of Free schools nt
ChArlo4tnn; at tho once Of Melville u. Post IN
City Hillding Wheeling, West Va aud Of tho
GlenvlllU building al the OillCc Of X Y. Kidd, at
Glenyille WOal Va Said bids viii 10 opened
ii 2 p, m. Wednesday, August 2, 1898, NJ tho
plllbQ Of tho D1iiH SeAiitoi, nj parkOnbnfE, West
Va, BY tho hoard Of Regents Of the state Nor.
NAL Schools, thgn III annual session. Tho said
hoard reserves the right 10 reject Any or all bids
The successful bidder Will bO required 10 give
bond with approved security for the faithful
VIRGIL A, LEWIS.
jy2 President Ut Bonrd Of RCgunts.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAIB.

Fourroomcd house on Eric street. old Falr
Ground, lot 2Oxl2O feet, Price 81, 52S Easy terms
FlvG.roOmed house on Fifteenth street ut s., 0OC.
Seven IOomS bath and all conyonlens on FIJI
teenth street, between Eof and Jacob streets, at
bargain.
near TwCnty.sixth street, ut sl,600-vory cheap.
Four fine houses on South Front street, river
view.
Six.rooned house. store room front. on McCol.
Loeb street, near Fourteenth street, at s?,5OO-a
Houses and building lots OF all sizes in city aud
country. Call and sec US
ROLF & z a N q,
Telephone 900. Dy2il 1897 Market Street
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Telephone 0sz. IIyl5I ll4sMarkeI street
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-05-04
An Interesting Lecture.

The citizens of Great Bend and
vicinity will have an opportunity to hear
one of our most eminent lecturers at
the opera house May nth, 1898. Prof.
]. E. Remsburg subject, sabbath
Breaking" He has in the last twelve
years delivered two thousand five
hundred lectures in the different states.
The mantle of Col. Ingersol seems to
be falling upon his shoulders, and well
he has earned it and gracefully be
wears it. 1t is now well known that be
is one of the most distinguished schol-
ars and foremost thinkers of the age.
A few of the comments of the press
may be interesting:
"An accomplished orator. Albany
Argus.
"Many rank him next to Ingersol. ;
Buffalo Telegraph.
"Most eloquent. Boston Globe.
can address which was looked upor
as one of the best. Chicago Times
"Mr. Remsburg is one OF America.
most powerful speakers. ."-Londor
Secular Review.
"a most interesting lecture New
Orleans Delta.
"An interesting and eloquent dis
| course. Rev. ]. Fletcher Wilcox
Chicago.
tGentlemanly and scholarly. .'-Bap
| tist Cleaner.
Tickets on sale at Hulme's store.
] By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-05-04
Acknowledges The Corn.

Once and while republican paper
is found whose editor is man enough to
acknowledge the truth and state it
plainly. The Mcpherson Republican
and its editor can be classed with the
few. Concerning the recognition Of
Senator Martin the Republican says:
s'Senator Martin has won the first
victory. Frank s. Thomas has been
appointed post master at Topeka. The
fact is that Cleveland cannot afford to
ignore the fusion people. During the
last campaign an edict was issued by
the democratic national committee to
the democrats in Kansas, Nebraska and
the Dakotas to turn those states over
to the peoples party for the time. In
politics such things are not done with.
out consent of the candidates, and il
is fair to presume that Grover Cleve.
land was consulted and that he ap-
proved or the action. And this pre-.
sumption is greatly strengthened BY tht
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-05-04
The Demagogue and his Hope.

The discomfort of the masses, caused
by generation of republican misrule,
offers the demagogue tempting oppor-
tunity.
1t is an easy matter for any apparent.
ly earnest man, having the gift of CAB,
to go among the people in many states,
and especially in the west, and rally a
large following by simply declaring that
the trend of federal legislation and the
effect of certain recent decisions of the
federal courts must inevitably reduce
workingmen to state of peonage, and
increase the oppression of our present
vicious tariff and financial systems.
The danger is that the able demagogue
may take advantage of this opportunity
and secure a popular endorsement of
reckless schemes that will result most
disastrously.
The only way to head off the dema.
gogue, and nip his flaming red flower in
the bud, is to reform the evils now so
CALLING and so burdensome. In other
words, the speedy action of the new ad-
ministration in redeeming the pledges
of the democratic platform will leave
the populists party wherein the
demagogue is seeking to plant his seed
with no grievances to complain of,
and the demagogue with nothing to talk
about. The wiping out of protection,
the reconciliation Of silver, the discon.
tinuance of favoritism and sectionalism,
the encouragement of class legislation.
and strict economy in government
will undo the plutocratic work of the re.
publicans, and the producing and work.
ing interests of the country will see that
the reforms they demand are substanti-
ally embodied in the policy of the dem.
ocratic party.
The reign of the demagogue can be
avoided, if the party now in supreme
CONTROL of the government will show
reasonable diligence in carrying out its
promises. Any other line of conduct
would disappoint thousands of good
democrats, inf1ame the populists, in
crease the existing restlessness and dis.
content, and cause the demagogue to
loom up as controlling factor in ou1
politics. Let the democratic pledge be
redeemed without unnecessary delay
Atlanta Constitution.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-05-04
Now For An Income Tax.

The New York World has a timely
suggestion and one which every demo-
crat in congress should heed. 1t urges
congress to pass an income tax law.
A depleted treasury cries for money, an
embarrassed government sorely needs it.
Why not levy an income tax?
An income tax is eminent1y demo-
cratic. 1t places the burdens of gov
ernment upon the shoulders of those
able to bear them. 1t apportions taxes
not according to consumption nor on
the per capita basis but upon the
standard of justice.
The man with an income of SIOO. 900
year owes far more to government
which protects his property than he
who has an income of 81 900 year, yet
tariff taxes practically compel both
men to bear equal burdens. Men with
large incomes should contribute to the
support of the government in proper
tion to the opportunities and benefits
which they have derived in life under
Let the income tax become a demo-
cratic issue. Let more of the burdens
of government be placed upon the
wealthy of the country and raised from
the shoulders of individuals who are
now taxed utterly regardless of their
ability to pay.
No political measure SO appeals to
the common sense or to the sense of
equity as this idea of an income tax.
1t is difficult to apportion, difficult to
levy and difficult to collect, but the
American government is intelligent
enough and watchful enough and able
enough to solve the problem. Let it be
attended to to.-Westphalia Times.