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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
lol.n DOMINION woKxe)
LEGAL NOTICES.

N-lkGlNlA In tho Clerk 5 Office Of III,
Cuouit court ct TO county " NoNan.
nris. on the lSIl. day OF February. lS9i.
Maitland G honnott assignee VI George L
Arlington, pt,,us 4. aSsius Jacob II. kcn
gla. dotoudant.
Mcnr; The ohIoc, al this suit is 10 attach
S5'o acres ot lsnd owned Ivy The ssi,i dc.
lsu,au;, .lacoh II i>ougls. lying and being
situated III Arlington District, Alexandria
county, Va ana suffice; The said real estate
to The l'symout Of the sum NJ $500 with IN
tor,s, nom jane iSth. $500. due ny the
sad doton,l.u, to the said p'*mrih.
And al :iNdavit having hcon nlo: .hat
the dotyuian.. jacob Il. NJ. -. Is ne, $ resi-
don; o. sho state vi Virginia, Il Is oniered
that ne 10 appear horo within tttocu days
a0oy due publication hereof and do Whist j.
necessary ~ protect his interest III this Sait .
AMI y; Is ias;hey ooiercd THAI = copy hereof
* published; oncc 4 week sog tcur weeks III
the Alexandria Gazette. snd thAt = copy hc
lN'Sg,Ni 81 the trori iHor II the Cour. House a
shiS count y. \ c,py ros;e;
Il Il YOUNG. ClcrS
Ey / n. YovNG, nrpu,y Clerk.
MoToii:i' y Thornton. n q
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27

tho 3fi day pf April. l"D1.
M undivided nino tonlhs NJ all that PIECE
or FAIptEf. or LAND silnnlo ~ Tho
,nnnly If hesnnd,in. binio If Vitpinin. urnr
tho south ond ~ lbo thnin Lridgo md knowu
na tho High Niow Iio,ul property. aud do,
zc,ihed ns follows lioginuiug tho 70
ininnc rivot nj tho raulhrnatniy conner al
tho abuiinurt 81 tho Chain ridge on tho VII
pinn shore. md running n ~ IJ' w
LOG: Fest ia STONE optner thoncn H. ~.
80 w iDl 7 fnct ~ n conner ihonc0 = ~
II r. lD2 :: forl ilirrrH r. ~" =" T. ihI.b
fsol thon.o Is II" - t. 9b7 / foot to u
como, llionco n. ~ .iH r. ! Va fest Ia I,
point, llrnoo n "a 3 T. %GJ ~ feet
Containing = - nctoa Together with tho
buildings aud inIr"voinonin thotron nud nil
lights aud nppnttonhnocr 10 tho rnm1 boz
onginE
1or,nr ~ rno one. third of iho pu'cineo
money ia onall on Tho dry al Hnlo. mud tho
rnailuo ia iva" equal n7 nlnontr at sR md
twelve months from tho day al nnlo The dc
fo,rei payments g" hohr intoreEi nj tho ,h'a
Of al pc, cont ftou tho day 81 Hnlo umli
paid. nni tho tillo to ho retained untiI to
full payment III tho lu,'hnaa nouoy hll
c"nvoyauoing Il; tho orIouRo uf hopuiclnnoi
.IollN NJ. JOnNFON Commla
JOHN tiuTCllltG. of tnlo
This ia TO roilify lhnt John NJ .lohnron
one Of tho commissioners ( nnlo appointed
undo, tho 1ocrcoa nlovo rrlor,od to. has 81.
lo,oi int" bond with approved poiElnnl ma
ourty Ia tho ronnliy "f 1.-Two th.uHnnd dolnin
conditioned ne mid doo,oun die
1culo II II YOUNG. Clo,b.
lily II - NouE" Deputy Clork
na,i3 Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27

pUMUAHT 70 bEc hEEs on TIE
firruii cunt 81 hIrenohria county RON
Is,sI On the 9TH dag al July, l"D1. md 'u
The sixth tiny IT Ma,cl 1881. in lhn ronsoli
dated ,auseq cr I,srph g Ottoman ct nls.
~ the I'otouor hleot,ic Company - MS :
W Iy,ot ~. Jnsoph &. D'tir''nnu ot MS the
undersigned, who b7 shid hoc"rs wcro hI.
l,niniab commissioners for TINT purpose, will
sell nj pnbIin huHtion at the fIpnt VI the Court
house of AIeEnud'ia county. at ~ "''lpek
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
lrnN ALEXANDRIA.

i.oavr Wellington, from tho corner of
rcnnryvamia avrnuo aud lJ'p street. week
iuyn q 40. %. ?. ~ (cxr,ora). = uo. = 10
(csr,cra) . 90. . 90 louh toNprceD. | 90
aud | 10 n M aud - O5 (oNprcsal - 70
I 10. | IL. = 90 (oxrrcsp). . 10. ! 10. / 90
toxrlcnal. 1 IL. / 10 (cNptcHrl. - on. -
to>rrcrul II 40. q 90 (oNrIoar), 30, : 90
X co. . 90 10 90 | / 20 aud ! 90 u. m.
Sundays = zoo. 900. l0Oh aud 90
n III. mud IT, % IN. and | Il. = %. J 30,
3! II. h 90. 4 90, GO. 500, 900, 10 90 and
II 20 y, IN,
Leave Alexandria Tor Mount Vernon aud
way ntaticun. daily except sunday nj : | f.,
10 20 u. IN. and - 70. , 10 and / IL
y. III. Leave Alexandria Tor Mount Vernon
Sundaya only nj ! Il aud | | 80 ~ IN. and
1 IL H. III. Leave Mount Vernon daily al
: iba III. aud - T.. : a.. - and = -
u ~. Sunday only NJ IL 81. IN ami t. -
and 4 ~ ~.
Hourly ,raiua from Arlington Junction to
Arlington ani Eosalyn
baggage carried aud checked AT King and
Royal ntrccts. Alexandria, aud 1915 aud
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington. frcc. III.
oyocs carried - ccuta each
Communication tickets arc aold at tho offices
ri tho Mi. Noruou ka,road az tho following
ratca
ta,c. AlcNandrs 60 Washington. / !, cents
rund.iyir y, ocnt. Communication rates. ;
Qnatto,ly tickets. $I?bG. monthly tickets
81 d.. uchor ,iokcta. 81 10, family trip
ttokcts. ST ~. package tickets, 90 ccu,s.
G. t. Amor, GNo. u f,,tlLlrs.
Gcuoral Manager. Gcucr,l Passenger Agt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27

n, E#fYK'b HhLg OF 4 VtLG tFLG
4 L1T ~ YOn1 N7Kh HKIGHf5 al.
JOIN 50 gFE SIR ~ JdEEKW HjU@.
RI OCUGT nOU5X ~ ftoe ri a Hsd n
trust ,slDtiea IN Libe, T.. M 4. fpiip III,
ops ~ ne lsof 'repf,ls n hiexardtis "nniI
Vjtgioia 1efspIt having rcGpuei 10 the paT
rosut If tbe nc,es zftpfe1 shsfebJ and ~ the
tq1ezi ~ tbs holder tberspf, the pndsfsigne1
trp5tas nil oGoi fni ss!H ~ ppb.it apctirn IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
NNTARlIlNUTON. ALEXANDRIA AND
w MOUNT VERNON RAILROAD


Ionvc Alexandria. corner King aud ioym
ntrooin nno niopn al King aud Washington.
King mud l'nyno nttootn aud King mud spring
rn,lt. wocl dnyp. ut . 30, -. q 6h, 90
toxrrcr,l ~ (oxp,ona) ZOO. y 20 (o1riosgl
y 90 y 30. 10 90, / GO md 10 II. NJ.
aud = III. | oG toxproen) 10. = co. = 10.
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(oxr,onp) q go. . 90. 10 GO aud co = m.
sundays 90. y -. . oonnd 10 0i aud
IL oo II, m. - 10. oG. ZOO, 3oG. / -.
i No. q III. 80. 500. . GO, 10 % aud
90 H. m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27

IRAN 30 - ca7ereoa to5 yzrlsna9a
IA, Connects Manass
caLy for Var
\ aokio
- Cal7eron for
70 ogs turning
SERVICE.
nd
Lool m Compartment ca 70. Janie and St. Augustine Al
outhTts Limited Through Sleeping Cars between
YDrxa a
aund York;
non andH
hq Oreana TIM Al nn
lie 70
Knozyile and
minfct
Through Sleeper
y hout
to
Age Va
v. GREEN, Turk,
(lsncnlA uprin 1dcnL Genera asseng Agent,
Waaiu u D.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
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T. s I.EADEEArEk Il SONS

WtlthiN3'AlN AMI NNlAlL NkVGGlNlE
,ut ana lug acuth tai,ia, s,.on,
nealo,a In n,usa thcmioaln. t'aton Mcdi-
oinea l'ainis. OLE nye atunn HrroA n,ng
siata tanoy Gocdp aud Nl'ecialtioa
Whclcaae esontn ia Notho,n Virginia fo,
\ G Ayo,n Medioinea pul .lrln lunsu \ ~ :.
Tinted ulcen aud rrprarcj l'a,,ta. g."
Manufacturers ~ S,Andan' i'ha,mscont,ca
.tole,eticNa.
W. have malo la,so additioup .o cm, atccL
aud ate hu,ius lcsdins fn'r'ictn'> ArtioleA.
''h"wiosla No di,ccs SN,m The mauutao.uc,e,
w eto the,rtuo euahlca {" auW'lr the hsde
with all sorda uauaily ca,red l,y wall Az.
r,intei WtiNl,GSAl.r nEUE nNUSE al
r,i"ea sa lew IA th'ae ssvcn Nv tao h,zt h"uncN
IN atso, otiea All s"cla forwarded hv n,p,
f,eisht =, eNrw'an atlet ,ecoirt NJ rNler
trnmrtueaa Il ow aieoialty, We snaran|ce
the pm,ity VI ALI i,use nunishet. CN,,c.
si,,u,,en,n iuvtt.>,i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
SPECIACLES AND EYEGLASSES.
HENRY w. WILDT,

''0welev snd optiesa.
loo "NytA GNysl street, NeNsuAris. vs.
PAlIASpvAl.E LrniA WATER, .ha
~ StroSest l.stAis Wster III the ,uSrAot.
Cares rheumatism GouS Nna!wy. p,%,o,ss,
Eish:'s pis<%SSS t'rSvoi sni All diseases y.
the A'imeys ssd Ssddes. er.cc ~ cents
tNsie y, ossa EoV sale Nv
\ : lNAnEEArSE & SONS.
\ NNas " testimonials m7a'Saoa w sY9ij.
os.sna.
SAFSrN RAZOR, oncc GSs>: wa vii, never
~ 10 wi.hea; il, Scy $sle l,y
ASNHE W. WlLpT.
loo \. Eaysl ssTse;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
IELEPFoyE EXCHANGE

TELFPRoyE EXCHANGE.
Tow2 Tg - c0NglsY
- s5sEts, Va
EYfHtSGE. 500 klhG STEEL
- ; MONTH lines.
= .STH FOB HOME
u4.TgY. = -,r NJ. Phone 70 =
Niss y. EssTw ~ 30, Ploze No
+ v E.T4s- ge~1a. Phone 20. 100
SUI .Cz-t.2zl-5 LlsI.
) Arras:soag :"
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ID 4 2y., .. Gs0
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95 A;-c5escu. = =
il AozrLs, "
81 AIe1zn.siz p Eng 20, j. MrC1en
20 llezs rd,iz stem Tzzegg
81 Aicx>ndf.1 G@s N9rss
I99 A!ez1ndr.z Tine
: Alexandra Gszstt-
E91 Allen. /. L ugki=r
"a B!oefEe,
u Fry&nr, II
50 Bryant, II, Res.ccnce
~ Eeck ham. ! ! q ! y
10 RsaGrs, II
% Bel Sons. z
% Farley l. Z
~ barley / e, Residence
% Beach, JOS 5
1O4 Bohraus Mrs G
131 Burroughs. 7 T
6 z IL o z Co
% Balm & Paxon
l76 Brill, Louis
so CafIin, ) T sons & Co
73 Carlin, Mrs u J
30 Chilly, n
81 Chatham's Stables, L Myers & Co
1875 City Engineer
1OS City Treasurer
lO7 Columbia Engine Rouse
144 Carter Bros
Ill Cogap, & w ", Plumbers
81 Chalmers, a &
38 Dcnielt. J A &; co
81 Dreifus, J & 90
81 Enlwisie, Norton
40 kntwisle, r l.
1913 Episcopal High School
127 En.wisle, J ", Druggist
100 keans J. "
81 Fisher Bros
- French Z w
1876 French, ", Residence
80 First National Bank
AS Fendsll, W
''i
IS Fe-cbmann House.
lO2 GrilboTtzar,
% Garrett e Monroe
ID Godfrey Laundry
SO Graves, w 7
AZ Harper F S
% Hinken & |on
70 hellmath Pros
80 Hudson W d
1913 Hill, VI & 20
% III, NJ, Hcaidcnce
- II Tlow Eros
~ ni!i- uto Il 20
62 Howard, j Clifton
Al Hamilton 81 60
iO6 HydauIion Engine Housc
2G Iannes DR. + H
145 Janney, j II II Stsbler q Co
So Jones, Geo
81 J h s,n, ;, 4 " 90
Oh Jal
200 Kcl, N .; Co
p King, Gas q Son
IL kirk, II, ir
as Lindsey, * 70
81 Lindsey, ~ esidcnce
l|9 LAWYER, j. b ~ Co
Lcadbeatc IL sons
l4Z Lennon
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-27
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

REILLY-At o'clock p. m, Frlaaiyy
Fabr,iarv 96th. 1897. Mary Ann Reilly wie
of The late John Reilly. in her Slst year
- - residence in McMechen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28

- .r.itbin the circle OF multi-mi-
-. in This country who desire TO
,'o-'.,' reaI swell by giving semi-pubIic
,..o+iors like that recently perpeIrat-
~. Mrs Bradley Martin. should
so.t nm a little ON the European man
pOs' - doing that sort OF thing. Our
.s..lv rich really don't know how TO DC
ns"-y - They should study the bal
Iu,p 1ane lately given by the Countess
I nl,'-S i'm her palace at No. o"
I.-,a,-si,,io Road. St Petersburg. Tor
noints in social matters oil 'i'' "''' mas
nitude. ,. +bis Gorgeous
rticb startled the Russian capt.
e'SD, r-sd rs it is to dazzling display
"a, siv months ago. The Libraries
Oes, ~-aou. & petersburg, Brussels ana
OF w. - paris we're searched for old
e,er costumes. Toilettes were order
doom - or5on. Vienna Venice PARIS
:, MILAN and Madrid. The @e'o ..,,',-,
Mia" ,aa~ed last autumn by special
"e's d.Sorsd from all over Europe ana
is's SAL. six weeks ago artists were
as .o"S ehiselipg hawless blocks OF Ne'a
U 0, into groups of sJatuary lot ' - nv
Ice ir,o .. 81 me grounds surrounding lne
Dalace. that they misn' r s,ootr ,,.' rgbrs
go ..,5er the myriad e'eO''' ~
mon IDS u n5rbt OF the grand function.
on the he, n n,ssoue took place on the night
Of January 10Th. and i. u mas as described
els arranged by Rel z, r1at ' picturesque
IN similar event vent. IN Of '4 Satan. From
' detailed account the i0l'0"'Ds Is
taken. .,,5 been based upon
f. Tho.S Pbaii wa both 9r ISL 5S5 MS T,,
s sizssa, and haf brilliantly carried 'D' '-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
HELPED On THEIR WAY.
AFamily in Destitute circumstances Meets
Friends at Friendly.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Friendly. w Va. February PA
very pathetic incident took place at the
Ohio River depot here last evening, by
which a man and his wife and two
children were sent to their destination
at Parkersburg.
About 4:3O as the waiting room was
crowded with passengers waiting for
the north bound train, woman entered
the waiting room, with a babe in her
arms, and leading another by the right
hand. The mother of the babes was
clad in a very dirty thin skirt and
blouse, with ragged cloak about her
shoulders. A discarded straw hat,
minus any trimmings, adorned her
head, while a heavy pair of brogan
shoes covered her feet. Her hands
were bare, and like her face, were very
dirty. Her hair flew around her face in
a terribly mixed up array, and she pre-
sented sorry appearance. Her child
rem seemed to be about two and four
years old respectively. She did not ask
for help, but some kind hearted gentle
men began questioning her, and it was
ascertained they were on their way to
PdrkeISDuIS, WueIe luty nave lllCAhS'
They were floating down the Ohio in a
fiat or john-boat, which contained their
sole belongings. a box with few scraps
of bread, and one thing another.
They had been on the water since
daylight, and had become very cold,
and her husband landed the boat here,
and assisted her and the children to the
depot. where they could get warm.
Her husband was dressed in rags and
seemed TO be very un-intelligent, as was
the remainder of the family. The means
of progress which they used to propel
the boat was one oar, with half the
blade gone.
The gentlemen who were talking to
her purchased her a ticket to Parkers-
burg. but before the down train arrived,
the steamer Ben Hur was hailed, and
they were put aboard her for Parkers-
burg. Who they were and where they
came from. could not be ascertained,
as they were very 10th to talk about
themselves They did not ask help. but
upon questioning they were found to be
penniless and in poor straits. and the
good hearts that lay within the travel
inr mems breasts opened up and a good
sized purse was made up for them.
They seemed very thankful and went
aboard the steamer rejoicing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
BRIDGEPORT.

The Wheeling Creek mines closed the
month of February by only working, SIX
days the entire month and two one-ha,Il
days of that was worEeh inc P'S' Weeh.
working in this manner and 1t I2rd 10
tell how they can make both ends meet II
these conditions continue much longer.
Yesterday one man received - cents after
his house rent and bill Tor pick sharpening
had been taken out.
Friday evening VIM. Harris and Miss
Anna RuskinS Were quietly married NJ the
brides home in Kirkwood;
A fair sample OF ungentemanly conuuC1
on the part of a motorman on the -. Is.
& NJ f line was witnessed yesterday on a
car going 10 Martins Ferry. The car was
going up through the north part OF Aetna
vile at a good rate of speed. y young
lady was standing on the corner with a
large bundle in her hand waiting on the
car The mOtorman, however. ala not no.
tive her and did not stop the car untll me
conductor saw her motiOning him. The
motorman reversed the car and went on
back to the corner, passing the young
lady, who had started TO walk 10 where
the car had first stopped. There were
quite a number of passengers IN the car
and as the young miss passed the motor
man he yelled out in loud insulting
voice, It's a wonder you don mouon IoI
a car when you want one. she WaIkeu
into the car with a face red with mag
The resignation of Henry Fox as bin
clerk at the c. II p. freight depot took ef-
feet last night and he viii begin to learn
his duties as teller at the First National
Bank in a few days. lie leaves Monday
over the Pennsylvania lines Tor NaShlhG-
ton to attend the inauguration.
Ben Pastors. of Aetnavlie, IS seriously
i'll with a complication OF troubles:
James Pugh and his nephew, MllllarI
Pugh. left yesterday to visit relatives at
Coulter. o.. for a few days.
The directors of the Union opera House
are making preparations TO give an IN
augural ball next Thursday evening.
Meister's orchestra will furnish music for
the occasion.
c. x p freight depot. Is spending the day
at Tiltonsville with relatives and friends.
Charles Greer left yesterday Tor Free
port where he expects to purchase a sad
die horse.
James Carney Of Pittsburg, was IN town
yesterday on business.
The Wood Choppers initiated seven can
didates last evening "a THEM meeting.
The suit of Frank DIETRICH against me
Panhandle Railroad Company for S25OVl
for the loss of one of his legs while in the
employ of the company has been compro-
missed without going TO court. The terms
of the compromise could not be learned
but ii is understood they are very salts
factory Geo. Mckee was the plaintiff $
attorney while Col. Dunbar OF Steuben-
VILE. represented the company.
immigration Agent Harry Alexander. OF
Cincinnati. passed through town yester-
day on his way to SteuhenVius:
Wilson T. Madden. Of GAINESVILLE. was in
the city yesterday for a short time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
IININ1i
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FIGHT ROOM HOUSE and
stable at EdCington Lane, Nth fruit trees
and lawn Inquire of CHAS. +. HELD,
No. 1907 Market street. Jaliedh
FOR RENT-SIX ROOM House on
South Front street. Island. Modern con-
veniences. Enquire at this (Register) Of
fee. Janle&dh.
FOR RENT - No. 15S FIFTEENTH
street: all modern improvements, both
gases. hot and cold water bath. inside and
outside water closets. Apply TO NJ. y.
Chew. Wheeling Boiler Works Office. or
l56 Fifteenth street. 1al2edh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
AN UNFOUNDED STORY.
Supposed to Have Originated With Some
Malicious Person.


In last weeks oracle we had an article
referring to a supposed confession Of DR..
John s. Gorrell. who died at his home on
Indian creek. in Tyler county, a short
time ago Since then we have received
communication from his brothers, A. w.
and A. G. Gorrell of this county. in which
they say that he made no such confession
on his death bed or otherwise, and they
are satisfied that the story was gotten up
and sent To- the Parkersburg and Wheel
ing papers by some one who wished to 90
him and his family malicious injury. The
whole subject is being investigated now,
and we hope they may be able to place
the responsibility for the publication
where it belongs. We shall probably have
the facts of the matter supported by
proper ahidavits next week.-St. Mary'S
Oracle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
M'KINLEY's APPROVAL,
Snid to Have Been Secured for the Plan of
TAXING Tourists no Go Abroad

Snid to Have Been Secured for the Plan of
Taxing Tourists Who Go Abroad.
CHICAGO. February 27.-Charles T..
Hyde Of the Retail Dealers Board of
Trade. said to-day: "President-elect Nc
Kiuley has warmly approved of the pur-
poses OF the Retail Dealers Board Of
Trade. the aim of which is to take off the
free list the clothing and personal outfit
of returning European tourists and COM
pei them to pay the usual tariff on every
thing they bring with them from abroad
except what they took with them. He
has even said it would give him great
pleasure to sign any act which Congress
may pass 10 secure that end"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
SAL FSMEN WANTED.

SPECIALITY Statesmen, RET RED
'.,,,,inaars and men with prestige 10 handle
our goods as a side line. MOHAWK RE
TJ,i>-7\-c 20 cleveland O. fc2Sdt
WANTED-A TRAVELLING SALES
NON IN ezU for spring trade our special
makes of dry goods direct from Phila.
looms 10 retailers. Good side line: liberal
commission. SOUTH PHlLA. WOODEN
% Rox 12u. Philadelphia. fe2Sq
POCKET KINETOSCOPES. LIVING
pictures. people act as If alive. New
goods Grst issue now ready our own
nro5uced Kissing scene Dancing Girl
lille Egypt. Prize Fight Agents Want
ed everywhere Sample by mail. Zoe. THE
EDISON PHONOGRAPH CO. 1923 Chest
mn ST.. Philadelphia. Pa. fe2Sq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-02-28
VERY BAD FORM.

TnlIdueIp1Id NtCOIU,
The Connecticut House of Representatives
passed a resolution inviting Mr. William
j. Bryan to become the guest of the As
szmbly. and. after sleeping on II. the next
day recalled their invitation. This was 4
needless indignity. The treatment accord
ed Mr.. Bryan last fall in Connecticut was
of a piece with this latter transaction,
Whatever dislike the people Of the United
States may entertain for Mr. Bryan's pol
iticS. they should remember that he has a
right TO his own opinions and to the free
expression Of them. The Connecticut pro-
ceedings were i'm very bad form.