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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-23
DAYTON. September 10, 1895. d.

FeOv TFasaSrS
Relieving "a do that every man should be useful
in his day and generation, and by request OF tho l.
sands OF persons Of this community, have made
preparation again, aud will manufacture my Excelsior
IN sT eysrv psr. Of he hsSitSbs Globe Il is perfectly
limo sent its effects ami will not destroy anything
but ihst which itis designed to destroy-Rats, Mice
trys cupbosrds graneres II can be laid or set along
the side Of food Tor persons, or useful animals With
perfeat safety. IteontAlns no poison, and s better
And you may ask Why Il is better than other prsp1r
Ationsi will tell you. II contains attractive Gus,
that other preparations have not got 10 them this
will bring VeFInn whore the preparation 10 laid, and
they will eat Of ten a. you place t whore they
ton contains different Ingredient for the deStTuc'
ton Of eaoh named Vermin mentioned above. for
small P.lss Of bread sRTeSd over % WIN 1
IN pantTys the preparation beng covered with nonr
.Orthree aiphts, sneeesstyely they Will entirely ds
taEe psnknife, OF stick and spread small portion
OF the preparation along tho CRACKS OF the wash 500
char boards and the bedsteAas whsre they inieet
lei the prapAFaon stay on one or days then wash
| OF the dead bugs thea put on small portion o
the preparation asan and you wil not have 70 clean
ton TO destroy need not fear that they will go IN
wells, as it's the heat OF the preparation that des-
troYs, aud they will come out II enclosed places 70
get the air by getting tho sir they will die AT best they
will leave the premises and 90 where they can get
water and then will die Immediately hIer geiung we
water. II oan be uRS any time In the year' Hats
| will not die under the buildings 10 leave stencil
ny usns from two to three dollars worth q thls pre-
| parAuon ayear, rats can he kept ON o. any mill,
warehouse, or grAnery in the United States. Private
families viii not need over two 10 four boxes per year
it shoud always bs used three nights suecessysly 10
| clear them out All other preparations now before
tho public contain nothing but phosphorus TO des-
troy, mixed with corn meal and grease eolored WITH
Venitian red Ny boxes shall contain twice the
amount that the others contain, aud be sold Tor the
ssme pros. Country merchants and pedlsrs can be
my rOa de uae hos io7 and ios Jefferson street be-
tween 9th and 9th.
D'''S @''' ''' ~ - - :, BENJAMIN BEET, 'i'
tOndIm DAytsn, ohss.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IroTlCR Is hereby given that the undersigned hH
N been appointed AdmhisiratoT OF the estate {
Elizabeth Bsoher, dec'd. t.' .,
oct7 stw LEWIS NEFF'
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RHURARB WINE.

DHUBARB WINE of superio' quality will he con-
III stAntly kept on hand ior Medical and sacra.
mental purnoses, by Il. Jerome, opposite City Ho'
tel Alio Wine Plants for sale by
sepi2d6m W. J. SHELDON.
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RraI 15state agents.

LENTz &APPLEGATE.
Real Estate Agents,
once sss Third street North side
81 Opposite Town clock)
For Sale Flax Factory, occupied ny Messrs. Davte
a Co., with machinery, and acres ofland.
hsrm 100 aoresl mile north Of BroTn'H station on
Western u. r., on Twin Creek, we'll lmproVed'
$4,000.
A brick house, cor of Brown and Ana sta.
A double frame house on Hess street,
A double frame house on Walnut street
AdOuhe frame house on Fith rtreeti
hrm OF 90 acFes, 2H miles from Dayton
Alarm OIL scres, Tmiles from Dayton
A farm OF 90 acres on GTeeuville r. r;
farm OF 1893 acres near Germantown;
A brick house on Fifth street, No22I;
farm OF rs aares, we'll improved, fine brick house,
and best Twin bottom land q mile west OF Ger
mantbwn.
a laim OF 81 acres good improvements at Browns
Station on Western X, r. ....-
well improved farm OF l60 acres, two miles east
Sonora, on Western railroad. .
good hsuse and large lot on Main street, No 26t.
iarm offs acres on Germantown pike, miles rom
Dayton.
Two sn all farms, we'll improved adjoining Liberty,
miles from Dayton, o. SO and 20 acres each.
A number Of houses aud lots In different parts Of the
city. All will be sold cheap.
iYas LENTz APPLEGATE. R. Il. A.
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Shop in the Osoeola or WollAston's Mill Building,
Filth street. Give me one call, and II do not prove
the above, will not ask another call.
iy9l diff,
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The President TO Governor Holden.

New YoRK, Oct. 2l.-Ths following
is the dispatch sent by President johnson
TO Gov. Holden .Lf # IJt
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NEW FIRM.


TTFEPs a full assortment Of Tin Ware; does all
II kinds OF Job WORK In Tin and Sheet Iron pays
particular attention 10 honseworki uses the best ma
terlal aud charges the most reasonable prices
A Good -AssertMsnt Of Stoves on HsnS,
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City and Other Matters.

rrsa. mrlvs and aspatl from ne yoea plsol as
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NOW YorIs 1IorIZes.
INV Y.oRK. a.. b.

: 80 = : u ~. sHENH 4OEG61 iCGGs SIs
.CbTToN- active and ashade cas-
Ter at 5s959 for middling. FLOUR
Dull, heavy and 591Oc lower; $s@S 10
FOR. extra State; 81 1907 80 for super
Western; s. 0s@S go for common to eX-
ira Western; s. sQ9s 30 for common to
good spring brands extra r. 81. O.,lRnd
81 O9C9 l2 40 for trade brands; market
clostng heavy. WHIsBY-St Steady; Wes-
tern e SS1z@2 50. WHEAT-192c bet
INeSssi Sl 1901 so for Chicago Spring and
Nll1%auRee club; Sl75 for new MIL
Wapkee club; 81 Slnl 50 for Amber Mil
WqpkSee, and g S21z92 SO for new AM
L 1et state. RYE-Steady at 81 IS for
western. BARLEY-NIore active md So
1etter5 81 221S9l29 for inferior ia chnicS
CanaCin West CoRN-Actiye and %
better; I79SS for unsound and sqSO6IS
Tor sound mixed Western; latter Drice
In store. OATs-A shade firmer. 4sTS5I
Tor unsoud; 549571S for sound. RIcE-
Quiet. CoFFEE-Firm: Rioin bond I6t1
SU9AR-Steady; Cuba Muscovado iSiI
Gg15, MoLASSES- PErRoLEJN-
Unsettled; IS for crude; SEQ $50 for refined
IN pond and T6@77 for FREQ. PoRK-
Decidedly lower; $50 25634 90 for mess.
closing at SS3 . cash; so prime, and
- 5O(g29 for prime mess. BEEF-Stea-
dy; 11@l4 for plain mess, and I4tAIT for
extra mess. BEEF HAAES-In demand
Gut MEATs-Dull. LARD-Heay7y $50
2Sl4. BUTTER-In demand Mt SOG42 for
ONO. CHEEsE-Ffrm at 1903.
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NEW York, oct. q.
The Commercial says monetary af-
fairs continue in an unsettled conti-
ton. There Is a general scarcity of
currency, and some of the banks COM
plain of a difficulty in meeting the de-
mand for legal tenders. There is still a
steady outflow of currency to the South
and Southwest, which is only partially
set off by the current increase of the
National Bank circulation. The street
Is almost exclusively supplied by the
private bankers and brokers, the pre-
vailing ratio on call being per cent.
The revival of speculation in stocks
has increased the demand for call loans.
but there Is no difficulty in borrowing
on good collaterRlS. There Is a general
feeling of relief at the report that the
Secretary of the Treasury has no in
tention Of making any further attempt
at funding the currency until after tie
of $50, OO0, 600 of currency has produced
a stringency which has excited general
alarm, and it lis everywhere credited
that an carly repetition of such expert
ment would produce the most dis
astrous results.
The stock market Is decidedly strong
er. The leading bear in Erie having
covered his shorts in that stock he is
how understood to be long In it. His
accession to the bull side and the conse-
quent rise in Erie, the leading stock, is
the chief cnuse of the increased firm
ness. At the first board Erie was the
strongest stock In the list, opening Mt
% and closing at 95I<, an advance OF
u on the latest quotations Of yesterday.
The total transactions in Erie were
aboutt 100 shares, including largo
number of sellers option; Cleveland Il
Pittsburgh was sold freely and de-
clined 81; Northwestern preferred was
active under the operation of bull
clique, and rose az. Goyernnents are
quiet; the lower quotation ut London
and the diplomatic passes between Mr..
Adams and Earl Russell have checked
the demand on foreign account and
quotations are corTesp ondIngly weak;
5-2O's are - lower; 1905 show no inn
provemenf, the recent decline having
brought in buyers; the price Of the
several Issues was y higher: 81 :.
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New York Honey market.

+A;i-1sf7 NEw YORK, Oct. q.
AIoney-Rather easier at per cent.
for call loans. Sterling Exchange-
Dull at 10S%@1O9. GoldeAshndefi firm
er; opening at 1855, advancing to 145X,
and closing at 145sS. Government
Stocls-Without decided change
Freights to IIiverpool-Dull and declin-
Ing. Stocks-Weak U. S. Is $50 cou-
issue 1011@; Treasury $40, LIST series
979{; do. ID series 97Is; do. Sd series S7Iz;
u, s. 6s year certificates new issue
IS; Missouri Is a; Tennessee 6sST1<;
Canton Az; Quicksilver 4S3<; Erie g29zz;
Hudson 1857; Reading 114s<; Michigan
Southern T2E; Pittsburg sO5<; new pre-
ferred 651I; Rock Island 1071H; Prairie
du Chiene 6S3<; TT. Wayne 9S5S.
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osWeeo lIarItct.

II N $500 VoWFstIUl OCIs sIs
Flour-Active and steady; 50 o. for
No. Spring; $40 SO for redWinter: Sll 90
for white; $40 soft double K. Wheat
lDull-No. l Milwaukee club 81 65.-
Corn-Qniet: No. i, TAX. Barley-Stea-
dy; Canada 81 IA. Rye and PeasAQuiet.
Canal Observation-Disclosures Ci2;
wheat IS; corn 1917; barley IS; rye N:
oats l01z; peas IS, to New York.
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NEW oRLEANs, Oct. 26.-Goodloe, the
new y. s. District Attorey, has just ar
VIM. Bagley, agent for the postal de-
partment, is looking into mail matters
for Louisiana and Texas. F0f Il
Gov. Wells received requisition for
A4 Al A. Jones, the Erie railway de
Pierre Soule Is expected ftonfH ayana
in q week. fJSrH ,l9.Ii ll.TsTEgI =
Fitch, the mail contractor to Galveston,
commences carrying the mail as soon
as the papers closing the contract is re-
ceived. 5fri D 3Inl9
Judge Pashel' arrived in Texas from
Washington city-his wife is dead.
Gov. Wellslit actively organizing the
State militia, most of the officers were
prominent confederates. -.
Gen. Fullerton h1s requested the no
lice to arrest all of the vaRrant NEGROES
and turn them over to the provost mar
sinai. -----.-----.-
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PhiIndeIpI,ia Market.

IHILADELFIIIA1 Uct. q.
Northumberland De-; crude 35:
snles of 1000 bbls. refined in bond at
Sass; free 7SaSO. r-Decliningt ten
dency; extrn seas so: Wheat-Declining
tendency; shipments of newred Mt 50 20:
old red 81 30. Rye-SI 15n1 20. Corn
Very dull; yellow Sass. Onts--Very
duh Mt so. Mess pork 1896. Lard 81.
Whisky Closed firm at 81 SGa237.
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WAsnINaToS, Oct. 1.-The Tunis
ambassadors, in company with Consul
Perry, paid an official visit to the SeC-
retaFy of State this morning and lett
with him a copy of their credentials.
No time has yet been fixed for their
formal presentation to the President,
During the day the distingu ished strang-
ers were under the escort of Mr.. Cox Of
riages visited various localities of in
terest. 20
The ex-Rebel Postmaster General
Reagan had a long interview with
President Johnson this morinE, and
Will now leave Washington direct for
his home in Texas. igT7g ~
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BumRIo M0rIxet.
BuFPALo. Oct. q.

SCR 5, BUFFALO, Oct. q.
F1our-Dull. wheat-Quiet and un-
No. i OK. Oats-Quiet. Barley-Ca.
NADIA 81 II. Rye-Inactive and nomi-
nal. Whisly-Held Mt 81 2Ia2 28.-
POrl-36. Canal Freights to New
York-Wheat 25; corn q; oats IL.
Imports of flour 1912; wheat 20, $40:
corn 46, 50s; oats As, 357: barley 2 Oll Ca
nal exports-Wheat o., $40; corn 127, 49O;
oats 81, 27s; rye Is, 40.
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CIlIeago Market.

Flour-Dull and nominal. Wheat
Active and advanced Ease; sales at 81 43
al A for No. 1; 81 14a1 Is for No. o.
Corn-Quiet; sales at 45lI<a47 for No. l,
and 44a45 for No. 2. ORts-Firm Mt th6
advance of &c; sales mt 261<. for No. l,
sSa24 for No. 2. Highwines-S2 "a
7 rovisions-Quiet; mess Pork S3las4 p.
Freights-Dull and declined Mt p.
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Boston, Oct. .2T.-James GRAY alias
John Pettengill; whose arrest in Spring
field, for attempting to pass counterfeit
was to-day nrrnigncd in the u. S. Com.
missioner Court for examination. The
necessary witnesses not being present,
the case was postponed and tho priso+
ner taken to the Cambridge street Jail.
While the officers were taking a descrip-
ton of his person, Gray uddenly bolted
into the street and made good his es-
tives, his re-arrest is probable.
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EW YoRK, Oct. q.
The prices for mining stocks bid IN
Boston day pFe-Gentfal-Nor ibid;
CopperitR lls q; Franklin 81; Hancock
143s; Huron, no. bid; Isle Royal 9; Min
pesota a; Quincy 50; Rocklandi8.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The fair for
great success. The Academy of Music
is crowded to excess day and evening.
The receipts thus fur have exceeded the
expectations of the most sanguine
Arrangements arc made by nearly
all the railways leading to the city to
sell tickets covering the passage and
giving an entrance to the fair. u--'.
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,RaItnnore lar:I.el..

2 = BAITIIoRE, Oct. q.
MourlHeavy. Wheat Dull and de-
clined &c. Corn-Ffrm; sales of white
S6aS1; yellow dull and lower at ST.
Oats-4sa50. Seeds-DuIl; clover So 25a
s. 50! Provisions-D Dull and heayv.-
.Whisly Nominal at e 81 for Western.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-George Wagner,
convicted of the muder of his wife last
week, was to-day sentenced to be hung
on the 10th of December. 1910. = 2
Tho government has seized large
quantity of alcohol on account of the
owners attempting to defraud the Gus
tom house. "A number of officials are
sud TO be implicated in the swindle.
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RnmoFed Loss Of the steamer NORM

I New York, Oct. 27.-Tho scboono,.
Augnstls Smith, OF and tfrom BostoS.
the 2lst in a sinking condition. The
crew were saved and brought to this
port. SIS ssgii II : fIGsY.i
Considerable uneasiness Is felt here
To-day at the reported loss of the stea-
meri North Star. 1t appears that she
sprung a leak and put into Norfolk to
repair, reaching Norfolk dock before
panic or casualty on board.
Yesterday, AIr. Zay lord, special agent
of the Postohice department.; detected
Edward Pelenze; one of the clerks in
the Brooklyn Postofi1ce, in the act OF
opening letter and took him into Gus
todY. a large number of letters had
been stolen, whic led to an investig0-
ton and the arrest. l7i %
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 27.-Tho first sub
scription to the Mexican loan to-day,
was made by S. T. Rabbit, who showed
his appreciation by taking five bonds.
The next subscription was taken by an
army officer, who took $4,000 w6rth!-
a New Bed ford gentleman took $40, 600.
It Is stated that 20 banks to-day applied
for agencies.
The news received today of the siege
of MRtamoras, and tho investment of
Tampico, seems to have given new
impetus to the movement.
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NEW York, Oct. 27.-Levi Farwell,
the alledged murderer of Harriet Wilks,
committed suicide last night by cutting
a vein with a piece of pewter plate, and
was found dead in his cell t6is morn
1ngl i.111t A. - ffEF ~ srgFsF
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BOSTON, ocober 1.-Joseph L. Wor@
cester, LII. D., author of Worcester's
Dictionary, died at his residence in
Cambria dye to-day He was. 81 years OF
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 27.-In the House
to-day a motion to reconsider the vote
or tho expulsion of Mr.. Cameron was
the question finally of his re-admission.
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oct24
BOOTS "a SHOES

d PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
~, their friends and the public, that their
Fail stock OF Boots md Shoes nre now full
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and others visiting our city to give
them q call, believing they can sell them
g goods 70 better advantage than they can pnr-
lS5 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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HIilHnn ul. nInrl,nt.

LII MILWAUKEE, Oct. q.
Eour-DuIl. Wheat-DulI; 81 $50
81 3711 for No. 1. Oats-2G. FreightsS
Declined lie.
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$N-
EnnnE-


PORTLAND, ME-, Oct. 27.-It COM
menced showing here at 1880 this a, M.
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NEW York, Oct. 27.-The Posts
special says there is no truth in the re-
port that the Navy department has or
dered large number of war vessels
inLo commission on account of diplo-
matte complications.
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NEW York, Oct. 27.-Dexter beat
Gen, Butler in their two mile, trot to
wagons this AFTERNOON Mt tho Fashion
course. Time five minutes and three
quarters of second and 1867. The
last heat being the best wagon time on
record. u II Al s'4 4L I'm ~
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ClO0lEing Cloths &C Is ID.
~ ci6th'ass s % SaiS s.ah aS6oESA
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Where he may be found at all times unless
professionally absent.
DE.Iee Il q graduate of one of the leading
medical colleges of Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged in the practice OF med
years, tthe last two years of which has been In
Wheeling, land he feels confident that from the
knowledge which he has acquired of his pro-
that he will be able to satisfy all who may IA
Yor him with their patronage. Dr.. Lee. in adj
dition to his regular practice, Will devote a
Diseases, DR.. Lee is now prepared with all
the necessary apparatus for the scientific
medical application of electricity rs an auxil-
larry in the treatment of many diseases, both
acute and chronic, to which he would invite
the especial attentio of the afflicted. DR..
study and practice of Operative Opthllmic
Surgery, md he Is now prepared to perform
all the various operations on the Eye, as well
as to treat all the different diseases of the
same, in strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods OF the pres
emit time.
ralgia and diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility, Fever and Ague,
and all OF the various and painful diseases
which women are subject to.l1!
Any person wishing to consult the Doctor
privately or for any private disease, can DO so
inViOlate, and his ability to cure them. 2
DIR. Lee cures all the different forms of Club
Foot, by an operation which Is attended with
no danger, and with but little pain. SOD
Private diseases speedily and permanently
cured. Treatment-new, safe and reliable.
DR.. Lee Will give two hours every WedneS.
day and saturday afternoons to the treatment
of those who are unable to pay.
REFERENGE.=ProE John 81. sc9dder, Gin
cinnad, Ohio; Prof. n. Freeman, Cincinnati,
| Ohio: Prof Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio;
DR.. Robt. 8. Newton, n: Y. City.
who have been cured by me, and my Dtplo-
4 mus can be seen In my office. octlS
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Blank Book Ma llfaGtOry.

And are prepared to mn an ,orIeEs, at thel low
esteash prices. for hank Ba olzs Of whatsyer
kind. Ledgers. Journals IA, Books. &c, 90.
which We guarantee to be e 1aai to any man
ufactured In the country. 4 We solicit on
ders nom CITY and Country, which shan re.
stveouf attsntion> ,
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ST. NICHOLAS HoTEL.
CUMRERI.ANn. "a - u.

s. BUMAN, .......... ........P Proprietor.
TIHIs HOTEL rs LOCATED NEAR THE
IL Railroad Depot and In the CIDfrS M fI1e
buEiness portion OF the city. = - 80 80
Accommodating portefs In attendance nj
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Howard Iron WorISs.

lTIHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Howard Iron WoTiIB
held ut the once of r. q. Hildreth & Bro, No
a Main HtEeet, on THURSDAY, October q, 1865,
puErose electtng directors and other ofiieeEs.