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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28

CHANCERY SALE OF TWO CNINPRovFD LOT
On STREET BETwEEN 18TH AND lITI

9 o. 3 STEEET HETWEES isTH AND ii Hii
ne Di,Ts q 6olamsia passed 9Gs sh day Of
ah snry = wal'sr trustee ct al are complanan,s
or for sal, m ss an anc; Are def If Will
prS . misses; on THuRspAY: THE sECoND DAY OF
following described real estate situate in the CITY
OF Washington District of Columbia. to wit:
eighteen us in square numbered len hundred s srd
thirty uuSo,. each lot being 666 front by 49, iOI
deep to 80 foot alley II the weather is stormy Tie
Terms Of sale. as prescribed by the decree: One
one year and onethird in two years from the iav
OF sale. the deferred payments TO be secured i,y
to be approved by the court and to bear ntrrn
payable semi annually. AT the Of per cent Der
chaser Taxes paid or allowed 10 the day of sale
All conyeyancing and recording at purchasers cost
sale. Terms 10 be complied with within days
right to resell property at the risk and cost Of
the defaultinS purchaser after five days previous
P Pae Mostly Il WILLIAMS T TtaE
t25d&ds 1871 st. NV, Washington, ID c.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
6l2 1t. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT BUILDING
BErwEEN c AND STREETS. SUI ''i-ASi
BY virtue OF deed of trust hearing date
i7Gs folio a ct seq Of the Land records Of f the
District of columbia. and at the request Of tie
party secured thereby, we, the undersigned trus-
tees. will sell at public auction, front Of the
premises MONDAY. JULY TwENTY-TIIIsD
AID. 1884. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM an that der,
tain piece and parcel OF land and premises situate
in the city OF Washington. District of Columbia
and known and distinguished and being lot
numbered twenty-seyen ga. IN square numbered
nine hundred and nnety-fv t.J5l. per plat re-
corded in the surveyors Office of the District of
Columbia, said lot having a frontage of 50 feet
on 18th street southeast TO depth Of lla.G feet
Terms of sale: One third OF the purchase money
10 be paid in cash. and the balance to be paid IN
two equal installments, respectively. in one and
two years. secured by deed Of trust upon the prep
erty sold. with interest payable semi -annually az
all cash. at the option OF the purchaser. A de-
Iost of 500 will be required at the time of sale
sale to bee closed within 10 days from the day Of
sale otherwise the property will be resold at the
risk and cost Of defaultine purchaser. after FIVE
days advertisement in some paper polished in
Washington, u. c. Conveyancng, &c, at cost Of
THEODORE A. HARDING. Trustee.
GEO. J. YESTERDAY. Trustee 4 ~ Nv"
jyl1-d&ds l4lo st.
UTHE ARovE SALE Is POSTPONED IN con-
sequence Of the rain until THURSDAY, AUGUST
SECOND. 1894. SAME HOUR AND PLACE. BY
order Of trustees. THOMAS BOWLING & Co.
jy2i Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
THEODORE A. HARDING. Trustee
12o& G st. NV.
jyl1-d&ds l4l0 G 81.

UTHE ARovE SALE Is POSTPONED IN con-
sequence Of the rain until THURSDAY, AUGUST
SECOND. 1894, SAME HOUR AND PLACE. By
order Of trustees. THOMAS BOWLING 4 co,
iva dkdS Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28
DUNCANSoN BROS, AUcTIONEETS.

HENRY NJ. BAKER. Trustee,
ty21-d&ds House of Representatives. z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-28

IRt SlEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
fKolED PROPERTY, NOS. 300, 302 AND ;5oi
MAINLAND Avenue NORTHEAST AND No.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Agricultural supplement.

tbeten belaitet, un6 lolbe, auf benen bDpo7
t6efartfcbe ScbuLben ruben, itno burh7
Icbnittlicb nit tpeniger ais ibrem bolben
8ertb 6aran betbeiligt. Weebr ais Die
SGlfte Ser Sppotbefen itn6 int 8eiib BON
Qeutert, bic in benz Staate Dobner, IN
ipeldbem 6ie beloitcten 6arn1en ii6 beftrtoen,
un6 Der @elammtbetrag Der Sarme0 ppo7
tbefen ltelt it6 auf wentger ais 1900 Wttls
lionen Dollars, mGbrenb Der @elammtz
pertb Der 6armen iib auf mebr als $4,000
WiItonen 9oIarS b%e5tftert.
Die Experimentation auf @runDetgen1
tbum in 0tcm Sort County uno eli Der am
metiten beo0lferlcn a~llgreGAenoen Counties
in Otetp Nort uno 0tetD SerieD, belauten lt6
auf mebr als nob elm balb nal TO Dtel, tptc
6ie 6ppotbefenibulben OeS gelammte1
gGeitens (peitlicb pom Sbio), Stdote, Sar7
men lno allies anbere 2ano nit ctngelhlol>
len, unb betragen 214 gro5ent, womit gc7
Ia9t lit, baB auf icnc Oitlibcn Counties mebr
ais Elm TInfteG Der %geiammten 00potbeten@
i6uloeu Der Ser. Staten entfGQt.'
Sbi9e 3abIen Iaiien unlere tpeltltden
Iarlner III einem glGu3enoen 2t6te err
icbeinen unb itcQcn ie nibt ais S6ulener,
I6noern ais @lGu6tger bin. 8enn bteie
N1gaben auf Sbatiacbcn berlben, 10 tpirO
es aber porausii6tIi6 Bel ben iebiget
0eisen> un6 Gtn6pie6@ 8reiicn gar nicbt
LANCE oauern, ba perben uniere 6arnncr Die
bon ibnen 9~emacbten 0arleben fiinot9el
mulien, I'm I'M StanDe gu iein, Die %laufen7
Sen NuSgaben gu bcltretten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

fib suerit 0ariiber ~freuen, baB ie nod
ale am Qeben ltn0. 6enn CT miro allies, mas
fie inn 2aufe beS @irl.crS bon tbrcn 8as
ben abgei6roten baben, ferncr Die tOotcn
8tenen, pel6c Ii6 getpiB porfinoen, aus Dem
Stode berausfehren uno mcnn eS feit i1ein>
anbergebaden lit, 6erauSfrabcn. 9enn Oieler
MuQ lit sic beltebteite8 rutltdtte %ber9aupeu>
MADE, bieler b0ien 8etnbin Der 8ieren. Die
St0de letbit, ieien eS nun &aitene oOer
&orbitode, itnb genall duf bieien Teinb bin
3t unterluben, belonberS, tpenn Die St06e
nicbt ie6r Uolfrei0 itn6. Serner lit na6
8ule6en, OBJ Sic 8ienen mod Suttcr senrg
hoben. GS ioate 5tpar nocb 8uttcr senug
porbanben ietn, aber better bepa6rt ais be-
flagt! GS lit ~ieOenfouS nicbt i6d6Gicb,
pcnn narme Sage einfaQeu, icbem 8olfe
cine @abe perbilnnten 6oni9s 8n rei6en.
@s befDrbert bic 2ult, auS5ufliegcn unb
mac9t ben gan5en Stof munter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
unfer 8ienenitano.

&aum ir9enO Elm anbercs @eicbdft ucrz
Gnbert iib unb tpe6ielt 10 piel, ais Die 8ie=
nensu9t. Qluidbrli6 tperben nere St0de
uno neue Qlpparale %erfl1noen, bic e5 benz
8ienen3ilhter ermoglt9en louen, meDr In0
beIieren 9ontg SIT gepinnen. uno faum
1tn0 Tie nit 9roBem @etute in bic Gelt
btnein polaunt mor0en, neri1lptnoen iie
mach fur3em 9aietn ebel1 10 pl0Blib, ais fte
entitanoen ltno. 9tber bielcl lteten Wecb>
iel in Dem fnappen Haum elmer 3citungSe
lpalte gu bsi6rei6en, milrOe nibt ongeben.
Sour UNI ettpatgen 9lnfGugern einen Singer
5eig 81 9eben, mill ib etntge oieler Mecb1ci,
m0gen 6teie nun eincn Sort ODER &iidS
i6rttt bcbeuten, bier nGber bcleucbtcn.
9tob Dor bret ober bier Sabrcn tpQren
talt ale 8ienenitDde, fir 10 Jtabmen einz
gericbtct, oa auf ctnmal tarbte elmer nit 8
Eabmen auf unD fir i'm nurbe 10 picl err
folgretcbe &eflome gema3t, DaB er our
Belt Den Utarft beberridt. Nucb icb mltr6e
BON otelem IS 9ta0men>9 tnmmeL" onqc=
lteGt; meme St0de iino lonft ale nit 10
Gabmen perlcben, aber mittelit QtbtDclz
Lun9S6rctter fam ib tic alf jcOes betiebi9c
WlaB febu5iren. Sur WabenDonig eignen
li9 Die St0Gc nit 8 Gabmen aucb jeDeu=
fails an 8eIten, fir auSge(afienen Sonia
aber gebraubt man portDeil6after Sic 10
&abmeneS tode. ScBt aber fangen cihigc
Der groBten a9t Jfa0men72ihter 10 be0cuz
ten6 an 81 fla6er1, baB icb fat fiircbte, Die
Sage bieieS Stods iinb alb ibon ge5dblt.
9arum m09te ib Dem Nnfdn9er rotben,
ticber St0fe nit 10, ais iOl6e nit 8 STAB
men iicb an3ui9affen; benu aus einem
,3ebnrabmen@S tof ldBt itb imn1er leicbt
elmer BON 8 9ta9wen berlteuen, nibt aber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
m=PYpotbefen.

@or Ser STEM gorfer. 6an6els66rie belt
reult3 Elm 6err 2lttinlou eiuen 8Ortrag
itber bos Stnan5weien Der Ser. Staten
uno CAB in 8erbinOung bamit auh fol7
9enoe, auf Die finau5ieue Sage bes lamb
ptrtbi6aftlt6en 8etriebS 8e3ug babcnbe
3uiammeniteIlung, Bic, penn man ibr un9
be6ingt @lauben i6cnfsn oarf, fir bic
Sarmer Der lpeitIi9en Staaten piel Gr2
freultcbcS unb DieIlei6t aub gleicb3eitig
ueberraiden0es entDdlt.
Seinen 9arlegungen 5ufolge iinb in Sen
Ser. Staaten ltabe5u SIC, 900. O00, 900 in
Sarmen, 8teb unb IanOmirtbi6aftli6eH
@inri6tungen angele9t. Bon ben 1900, 900
Garmen lit nod nibt Die 9GIfte nit 5ppos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
gu 6uniten ether un9ebtnoerten
Rinopieh=2lusfubr.

0os GongreBmitgLteo Mleranber bon
Noro. Carolina bal Dem @Ongrelle einsn Bes
rtcht 6eS Golnites fir QanbDirtbi6af un>
terbreitet, iporin Dem bon 6earo beantragz
ten 8elbluiie beigeltlmmt miro, pelcbem
sufoIge oer Yrdiioent erlucbt Der0en 1Ou,
nit Der englilden &egierung llnterban6s
llitgen a~n3llfniipfcn be6ufS Oerbciflibrung
elmer Nbidbafflng ooer Wooiftcatton Der
8eitimmnngen, netde bet Nlsfubr BON
lebenoem RtnbOteD aus Den Ser. Staten
mach ben OafenplGBen @n9lan0s no6 tn1s
mer I'M 0e9e lteben. 9ieien 8elttmmunz
gen mach muB n6mLi6 allies in Gn9lanb
aus unlcrem G1n0e atfonmenoe EtnDOleb
in ben GinfubrbGfen geiblabtet Derben.
Gin genanntem 8ericbt betgefiigtes Segleitz
idreiben ma9t oaraHf aufmerfiam, baB
ienc einem GtnfuhrDerbot fat glet6 font
menoen Gpribriften felt Sabren f6on elm
unitbcrteiglidbeS 6inoerniB Der 9tuStubr
amerifaniiden &inbpie6S biIoeten unD auf
Der fallAcn GorauSlebung baitrt leten, oaB
cine ungebinoerte llebcrfiibrung amerifani7
ic9erJttnoer auf Bic 8auernCuter MnbNSetoen
@roBbritanniers DaS sort einbeilntibe
9tinopteb in 0efabr brin9en ipilroe, bon
Der SUll9eH>I OpCr UtdHl utD Nluuel!ellCDe
angeitsdt 81 perOen, troBbem Die engliibe
0tegierung piien ioute, oaB bic 0ungenz
ieube bier ibon lGnglt nit Stumpf unO
Sticl aus9croOet lei. Ser 8eri6t i6lieBt
nit benz 6inmeiS, baB burcb bas er3tpuns
gene S6lacbten amerifaniicben 9tinbpiebS
in ensliic6en 6dfen Dem a~merifonticben
8icb5i6ter Elm erbebltcber Scbaoen 5ugez
iiigt iperoe unb oaB baS @omite teinen
itiAbaltigen @runO fin0en tonne, tparum
bic cn9lii9e 9tegierung ienc anit0Bigen 8es
ibrGnfun9en ni9t auf6c6en loute,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Notwithstanding Seila9e:"
Der
Jninois Stats 5eitune.

8ertbte iiber ben Saatenfanb, Grntez
ousfibten, Warftperbdltniiic II. b9l. aus
alien Sbeilen 6es 9anbes fin6sn ptafome
meme Nufnabme.
Qtae fir Bic 8etlage beitimmten Oeit>
tbeiluneett unb Nnfragen ltnO gu ribten on
Nnbreas g simon,
&ebafteur Ser Observation-Disclosures 8ct@
Iage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

aus cinem N9tra9mensS tOf elmer nit 10
9tabn1en.
SIS giebt audi iosenonnte babe Ober
Ictcbte 9tabmen, Bic patcntirt uno, ipte icy
glalbc, nur penig I'M @ebraucbe ftno, borb
6ariiber Elm anbereS Wfal, 8teuei6t trttt
nun aucb nod Der bon 9an 6ofer beibrie9
bene oeutlcbe 8ienenitof i'll Mfttbetperb.
SuliuS Sobanniell, Ohio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14
Brteffa1ten.

Sober 9eIer bat 6os 9fed6t, loipobl Sra9en
su iteQen, ais au6 2lntmorten ein5uienoen.
Sir ben vSprcblaol" beitimmte @r0rte9
rultgcn Observation-Disclosures Sragen uno
aub iolcbc, Die att 8ienen5u6t, BEN Gar
tcnbau unO bic 8lume1Subt 8c3ug baben,
itnO 5u ieOer a3ctt milfommen. Sol6e
9(rtifel ltnO SIT obreiiiren: v2anOwtrt6z
ibaftli6e 8eiIagc1 Der SQ. StaatSe 3eitung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-14

215. ga fir Bic tpiloen o6er i'm 6reien
aufma9ienben Bonies unb half breeds
feinc &Gufer 81 finben ltnb, bic iel6lt ben
~9ertngen BreiS BON $40 bas StiiG 6afitr
sabGen mo1en un6 Die 8ferbe 6a6er faum
l Sent ba3 Yfuno tpertb itno, 10 m0dte
idb fra9en, OBJ bieieI6en iib ni3t beiul
Wtaiten BON S9weinen ais Sutter berz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07

votes Of forty "Whigsn Of the Thirty
fourth Congress in its favor9 II, in
deed, these forty members were
"Whigs, and not Republicans Of the
Fremont campaign Of 1856. they were
Protectlonist Wings converted to the
Democratic tariff policy by the evidence
Of its success. To assert that this
large body Of Republicans COR
Whigs) could nor discern the operation
and tendencies OF the tariff Of 1876 after
the observation Of more than a decade
Of years would be TO impeach their com
mon sense and patriotism. Should
such an attempt be repeated it would
be necessary to- invoke the records of
the dead past TO show once more that
the "Whigs' who voted in both houses
Of Congress for the tariff Of 1857 were
the most conspicuous leaders Of the
Republican party. II these Republi-
can statesmen could have been so want
ing In discretion and sagacity as 10
vote for so mischievous q measure as
the tariff Of 1857 is now falsely said to
have been, what will be thought Of the
political wisdom Of their successors? .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07
DANGER JUST AHEAD.

Prominent Professor Speaks About the
Threatening Things Abroad at This
Time OF tho Year.
at is surp dslng how many people are suffer
Ing to-day from so-called coughs, colds and
influenza"
The remark WAS made by very prominent
professor, connected with one Of the leading
New ork hospitals. Continuing, he SAID:
ut Is not these things that are troubling
people, but it is an advanced form OF our old
enemy, the grip. People feel out Of sorts,
sneeze, have pains in the muscles and bones,
have ne appetite. lose ali interest in the world
and wonder what is the matter. Il IS the grip;
nothing else.
Vow. all such symptoms need 10 have prompt
Treatment The attack must be met and re-
peued AZ once. or II Is certain TO run into some
thing serious. / know OF bat one way 10 cer-
tainIy avoid these troubles which are now so
common, and that is, 70 lmme diately counterfeit
them bv using a good pure, strong stmulant-
Nothinr OF the ordinary kihd. but something
pure snd scientific For this purpose nothing
has ever eQualled Duify's Pure Malt Wniskey
which is acknowledged to-day by physicians
and scientific people 10 be the only pure,
medicinal malt whiSkey upon the market
The words OF the professor are true ana they
carry q wonderful meaning 70 many men ana
women who are suffering with the hrst symp-
toms Of grip, or else grip in its advanced stages
For all such people we oier word or ADVICE
which is 70 take the best means 10 overcome
these troubles and do not permit any dealer 10
g,yerve YOU from YOUR purpose 10 have that
which has proven itself by years OF use, 70 be
the best and purest stimulant IN The world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07
SUNDAY REGISTER

The SUNDAY REGISTER is on sale at the
following business places, where you can
secure a copy II your boy fails 10 leave
your favorite sunday paper
Robert Burt, Druggist corner Virginia
and South Penn streets.
W. r.. Williams, Druggist 81 Zane street.
Island.
George Ebeling, Druggist, OPS Market
street.
John Coleman, Druggist, $500 Chapline
street.
Chas. Menkemeiler. Druggist Twenty
second and Market streets.
VIII Irwin, Druggist, TWenty-fourth and
Chapiue streets.
Phil Roth, News Dealer, 24O4 Chspline
street
Harry Stewart Druggist, Thirty-sixth and
JACOB streets
VIII Menkemiuer, Druggist Ihirty-third
and E0f streets.
Win McEIroy, druggists $40 Jacob
street.
win Armbright Druggist SSl Jacob
street.
Fortv-third Street Pharmacy.
e. H. Quim6y, News Dealer l4l4 Market
street.
Il. E. Freese, News Dealer. 1916 Market
street.
w. II. Hague, Druggist III Sixteenth
street
At. Young, Druggist, northwest corner
Sixteenth AM Jacob streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07
IN an ELECTION QUARREL
One sian killed aaa Three Others Sc

One SIAN Killed and Three Others Sc
verely Iujured-How nc Occurred.
TEoY, ". 81. March GA Mayor
was elected in this city to-day, but tho
record OF the election is spotted with
blood. and scenes such as the oldest
resident in Troy has no recollection of,
were enacted
Tia darkened room IN the family resi-
dence lies the BODY of Robert Ross,
who left his home this morning 90 aid
ia the election of the candidate that
the Republican party had endorsed.
Iu room in the same house
lies his brother William, per-
haps m0rtauy wounded. In another
part of the city lies wounded o u0tori-
Gus rough and ward heller, "Bat' Shea,
and boz still another part OF the city IS
John McGougb, who received bullet
and is seriously wounded.
Among the watchers at the Twelfth
ward, precinct polling place, was Rob
ert Ross and his brother William, both
OF them being there Ia the interest of
the Republican party. There was also
there % well known character by the
name of Bat Shea. About 1880 o'clock
Gang of so least fifty strangers who
stood waiting 90 vote while men whose
names were ON the poll list, both Demo
Gratis and Republicans were crowd cd
away. Robert Ross objected 90 this,
and had some words with Bat Shea.
The story told by the surviving Ross
+ is that "5at' Shea was the man who
I killed Robert Ross. They say that the
[ rar b
where a crowd OF repeaters head
/ Ell Uy jeremiah Cieary and Shea
ATTEMPTED 90 vote. When the
vote was challenged the men
went outside and Immediately started
am argument with the Roses Sud
I denly the crowd surged forward, and In
an instant rev0lvcrs were drawn aud
shots 6red. Robert Ross was killed
and his brother william cried, u IN
shot. then the firing ceased as sud
denly as it had commenced. Before the
surgeon could reach the scene Robert
I Ross was dead VIM. Ross was shot in
I the neck Just below the base of the
brain and win probably ole. John Nc
Cough is dangerously wounded, while
Shea'S wound Is not considered serious.
Mayor Whe.an said tonight: sit is
only the natural result of the determiu-
alton of the Murphy heelers 10 carry
/ the election by fair means or foul. To
/ is a stain on this city.
Senator Edward Murphy was busy all
afternoon attending 20 the delegations
OF cQf and collar workers, who came to
I talk about the Wilson bin, but he found
time 60 say; "It is q most depl0rab.e
] affair, and am greatly grieysd at it,
TRoE. n. ". March 6.-At midnight
I It was ascertained that.JOhn McGOugh
was mortaly wounded To the Ihir-
teenth ward tragedy. lie was foupd al
his homo with a bullet wound 10 his alb
domen. The bullet penetrated she kid
neys ana he cannot recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07

The news from the troubled mining dis
trictiu West Virginia, is not without us les
son % the people who are responsible Tor
the attempt 20 make an abrupt reversal or
tae economic conditions which have ruled
BOO this country for so many yesrs. West
Virginia is Prof Wilson's own state, and
10 Is lD that commonwealth that tue most
desperate labor war IS now being fought
ltis literal war, TOO, in which soldiers aud
dynamite plots figure, and desperate men
are ranging themselves against the power
of the commonwealth.
III Chairman Wilson is right In the theo-
ries which be embodied in his bin, there
should bee labor for all, at fair wages, and
the people Of his own State should be the
most patient iu waiting for the good times
which be saws are coming. instead OF acting
as the miners no Eagle are dO.ng.-PutsbuTg
Chronicle IcrU1ph.
Such narrow minded partisans as the
author Of the above have no use for
truth and honesty in their appeals,
made only for the ear Of ignorance, and
in which the most prominent facts OF
recent and current history are utterly
ignored
The alleged "war" 10 the Eanawha
regions has as much bearing on the
tariff or the Wilson bin as the numer-
Gus similar occurrences in Ohio and
Pennsylvania that have happened under
Republican administrations and before
the Wilson bin was though Of
Such a comment as that OF the
Pittsburg paper is the more grossly
demagogic ana deliberate 10 It's attempt
to mislsad, coming as it does from a
paper published within a few miles Of
the scene Of the bloody Homestead riot,
and in the State Of the "Molhe Nc
GuIres'-a State, which, though it re-
ceives more protection and tariff bounty
than any other i'm the Union, has expe-
rienced more desperate resistance TO its
authority on the part Of its highly "pro-
tected" labor than probably any other
Commonwealth, and all before the VIII
son bin was thought Of, or tariff reform
deemed a possibility.
Besides this, neither tho Eanawha
coal operators nor their'miuers fear free
coal, but on the contrary would vel
come No, as the numerous interviews
with them published by the REGISTER
has proved beyond question. The
present strike occurred before any
thing was known about the WILSON
bills provisions, and 10 occurred under
the highest protective tariff the coun-
try has ever had.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07
Hints for the Table.

A host should not stand while carv-
ing.
The napkin is not folded, but is sim
ply crushed and laid beside the plate on
rising.
Coffee may be served at any time dur
ing breakfast, but should come at the
end of dinner.
Where wine is served at dinner it may
DO declined without breach Of courtesy
and should no more than any other ar
ticle be pressed upon the guest.
Do not overload the plate of a guest
or press upon any one that which they
have once decliued
Remember the maxim of Confucius
Eat az your own table as you would
eat at the table of the king"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07
TIE TARIFF OF 81

Tn response to aO article by Hon.
FDwAnD McPHrBsoN on the tariff of
1857. which reduced the "iree trade
tariff of ls46 from an average OF 25 per
cent. 20 an average OF 19 per cent, the
PbladelDhia Record shows by giving
tbe history of the measures passage
tbat Mr.. McPuERscN was little rash
In his attempt 20 show that it was ale
most wholly a Democratic measure and
that Republicans had little share in IT,
The Record says.
Whilst we rely implicitly upon the
accuracy of Mr.. AlcPhersOn's figures. %
,rorIa seem from his statement that there
were mo- Republicans iu the congress
which passed the tariff of 1876. but those
whom he chooses 90 classify ass -N aiss
were Northern Republicans, nearly every
man Of them. There were mo- Wings in
Congress ia 1857, the Whig party ami rs
protective policy having disappeared De-
neath the political surface
Ae Mr. Mcpherson figures show, the
eorrl0merate opposition 90 The Democratic
marty were iu am overwhelming majority
.n the House which passed the free
Tr0den tariff of lool- me nello-Ea-s
mustered scarcely Ouc-tard OF the mem-
bershfp. of the majority, the Republicans
rorstifnted the controlling element COM
iBg within few votes OF majority oi the
whole House General ". II. BANKS, the
Rerubfcan Speaker, constituted the Com
miftee orr WAYS and Means iu accordance
with strong sentiment OF the Republican
party especially I'm New Engla and, IN "a
vor OF a further IeduCtioa OF the taflu OF
1876. after an experience OF more than ten
years.
10 pass over party lines, con-
unues the Record. was not this vote Of
the House, drawn from all parties, a
most emphatic yindication Of the much
mangned tariff Of 1s46? Accepting Mr.
McPHERsoN's noqsnelature2an and call
ing Republicans "Bhigs," ENld there
be more sloQuentfributo AA4nPmo-
crat.e measure Of zee TrlZ Mae
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-07
DIED.

EVANs-Monday. March 9Th, 1921, a. 3:l5 P.
m. SARAH KATHERINE, daughter OF Mrs. Mary
ani the late James Evans.
Funeral from residence OF her mother, We'd
nesday, ats p n. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend. Interment private a. Green
wood cemetery.
BEHLER-On sunday, March 4, 1894, at 7:45
o'clock p. m. CHARLES K. BEHLER, aged 80
years and / month
Funeral from his late residence on Water
street, Wednesday morning at o'clock. Re
QUEEN mass at ST. Alphonsus Church at 9:S)
o'clock. Intermsnt at Mt Calvary cemetery.
Extra motor will leave W. 4 E. G. R. r. Office
after services. Friends OF the family are in
Yited.
JONES-On Sunday, March 4, 1884, A. $50
O'Clock .. M, OF pneumonia, FANNIE $, vie OF
G.. Biddie Jones in her 18th year.
Funeral from residence Of her husband, No.
52S Alley b. on Wednesday afternoon ST >
o'clock. Friends OF the family respectfully in
vited to attend Intsrment at Nj Wood GEM
eterv.