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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-30
CUNNINGHAM AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

The Flour trade, 90 far as our market Is con-
eerned, continued quiet, although taking eyeSy
thing into confederation about all that can be
expected Dealers generally arc refusing 10 soil
much on reoit, preierring to keep their flour TO
increasing book accounts, and this, Of course, Is
not without its effect on business. The market
for all kinds OF Grain has been rather quiet dur.
ing the past week, and with increased receipts
and demand restricted entirely to supplying
immediate wants. The feeling 10 scarcely as
strong although prices have undergone bat little
change. Tho offerings Of Wheat continue lib
eral, and with but little inquiry. There has
been steady demand during the past week for
choice Butter, but the lower grades are dull with
q supply considerably In etcess OF the demand.
The trade In canned goods continues qaiet ano
the market presents no new features worthy OF
special notice; the tobbiug trade has not opened
up yet, while as regards prices, there has been
no change since the date Of our last report
There ls nothing doing Of present In the wool
trade worth noting. Dealers do not care 70 buy
until financial matters are settled. Adyicss from
the east speak OF very dull markets, and but few
transactions for cash, In which case prices arc
lower.
ArPLTs--In good demand at 81 5000 50 per
Dbl, according toquAllty.s - ila = - &c
BrrTEa-Firmer, We quote primo to choiec
ct &c. ta - .rfy6Nu n tI
BAKNa powDGn- s0sse pr pound. q.
BaooMs-Faney, g Is, tS7S and S49S; plain,
- 9S037a ,,g-r,-g = -.
CuEEsE-Prime Ohio Factory ia quoted q,
ltHc. ..l ah 40tE ltA
CANNED GooDs Steady. Ptaeha- Large
IS 20 per dozen; email, 81 50. 1onlatOtS-LAfRe
- 20; small, g %. CorA-WinAlow. % 90; co n
mon, - 10; other brands, - 60 NlSeSl!Gntoul
Strawberries, q %: PIneapples, 81 Is; Linn
Beans, . rs; String Beans, q 10; Peas, 81 90.
! Reos-FIrmeF, Of f1c,
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A. q needed Win the acid fruitl

[ 4. ,,nndn5 ,,;tt, Iha onid ffriitR
sugar Is nesue oa,S M.1 sr eth annles
ana peftleSS sn 1880 o MD ,he Far
when, IN Nem Gnsiau HL,o a W ali frnits
WesI, are me mus! ,, valasO' oo '" and
elthet nt ~ W f.a1;sh eiIent food
@Mca, Mith sugal iu ~ STrinS when otb.
especialy IN Wini Sa s had OpR r,' ~ Ana a
CT iipi. cannot ,o " ma forr onf nf which
gooq wy y, or r,,sS,g tsSe NV !, ID
mas peen iool.snli 49, 1870
20 FouRF1EEHs
Of It's food taking equal .Reig9uJ or one ns
half (by the bushel1 4; e5ceeoi9gy oIa =,
culL-indeed, Impossible IN heeiIn anu II
can only Do uselui IN WLsn a NY
r1tability. OF the Hl0mhch or DoWel3iorulub
,he ,,aa III thar natural stimulaftH, lust as
49,. 90. = .6o o,,o yreLaa NJ neceAa.
lnHhtulnhtiVn " euS oJo A4NNSN1 tAA
ary 10 exclude the light. u Es5a Z
nv, WYNN I'm ,,vA r SuvsAr
hEVlfE1 Vh "hhAt ~ ~. t.to
Bread, Light, sweet, uellclouet hnu eur
nentlv nutritious and palatable, may be
made nv mixinp good unboiled wheat
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Facts for. the People.

! AS the virtues Of medicines can only DO ascer.
tanned by careful observation, 4 10 70 DO regret.
I'd that manySoi the Drugs still preecribed BY
some physieiars should retain place In our IA.
teri4 NedieE As, an instance Of this, that vile
drug Balsam Copabia, furnishes an example.
About the year 1890, tho spapiasds IN the Island
Of ian, Domlpgo having become afflicted with
certain complaints, thought, according to the
prevailing notion Atthat lime. that The remedy
might DO found where the disease originated.
Under this impression, Balsam Copabia came
into use, bpt neyor bark nhuseatIng drug done
more Injury, Tor Il not only changes the nature
Of tho disease 10 q more dreadful ptate than the
original, butIft fnins the tons Of tho stomach
and brinRs on Dyspepsia In its worlt lorms. TO
avoid this dlpg md It's eirectss the lsAMARt.
TGN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, .id
within. tho reach of!4A. Only, tan pills to be
taken, and will care every TING in ifom two to
/, sd - slef. : r. NOLAN BROS,
5-''% Coz Market and 18th (old Monroe),
oci. ,,,,,trs Agents for Whesltng. W. Va.
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Flour-Dull and
prices are nominal and lower. Wheat
Market steady witha moderate demand;
No. 1ispring $f02ia1 03, regular; No. .
sprint; 99fa9Sec1 caSh; seller November
$l0fi; No 8 spring 93c; rejected 90c.
Corn-Demand fair; No. Q mixed 364c
regular; high mixed $3.50; rejected S5a
35}c. Oats-Quiet and unchanged; No
Q, SOC; rejected 2Gia20!c. Rye-No. 2
,60sGltc. Barley-No. 2 Fall sold OF 81 2S
closing sellers at that figure; No. 8 do DOC
Provisions-Unchsnged with rather weak
feeling at close. Mess Pork-Sold a
Sl9 cash; new $12 81. Lard-7c cash
Bulk Meats ~ Unchanged; sales Of short
rib middles at etc packed. Green Hams
STEADY at 6ss79c spot. BUcon-Un,
changed. Whisky-Dull but unchanged
at SOC.
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= BE- cARsruI-Int these Days yhGt light hats,
hot air, and sedentary occupations, cause the
hair to TALL out It. isa matter Of no little impor.
tanee to know which Or the hair preparations
are OF any yalne Tho msjohty, shas been fro
quenty proved by the first derna,oloeists, or
hair.doctors, possess little or no merit. Such
being the fact, II is eonsoling 10 those who are
afflicted to know there Is really one good artieis,
which Is recommended and 'nted by the arst
medical authority. and has stood every teet
many years.. This prepafationiS Halls VEGK.
TABLE sICILIAN HAIR RRNBWRR,-a truly
scientific compound, which lis unquestionAbly
the best preparation Of the kind now before the
American public 1t Will restore 10 gray hair its
original color, cleanse the head thoroughly, cure
all eruption Of the scalp; and will always restore
the hair so long as any germs remain, as they
almost invariably do, until extreme old age has
destroyed theroots. The original article Ii made
by R. P. Hall d Co., Nashua, N. H.-Fornty's
Pres, Jan %, 1868. III" ~ dAw
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Ciucinna,l Market.

C1ScrNNAr1, Oct % -Flour4Dull al
80 s5s70 90. Wheat-Dull at 81 3Sa1 35
Oorn-Quie,; old ear 44a45c; new 40c
shelled 42a43c. Rye-Dull at 74a75c.
Osts-Dull at 33A43c. Groceries I'm
changed. Oils-Steady: Eggs-Firm al
csc. Butter and Cheese-Sleady. Pro
sions-Pork-Steady with sales al
$13 90; stock light, Lard-QuieS kettle
retailing at 7aa7fc; buyers offer zee FOL
round lots. Bulk Meats Shoulders quiet
and nominal at 6fa6tc; clear rib sides Ola
5ic; clear dull at 5Fa54 10. Bacon-Sleady;
shoulders 7a74c; clear rib sides 6ia6s
clear &c. Whisky-Steady at $50. .
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ga Dose in Time,n &c.

II "a stitch in time saves nine" II 10 equally
certain that dose OF healthy tonic like HoS.
letters stomach Bitters taken ut this Indictment
tWinge. A dose; however, Is not auihci ent. THE
system Bhouldj be thoroughly CHARGED Nth this
genial vegetable STINT lart and l. yigofant Com
menee taking II with the commencement OF the
atmospheric changes which distinguish the win.
those al, turbances OF Ii digestive and secretly
organs, and those pail lul diseases OF the mus
el6B and i the nerves Of 6enAltion, which often
render he3period Of the yeAriwhich should be
th0meffieSt,A season d, penaree and dispute
tude. The extraordinary vigor and regularity
which this exhllarAting restorative imparts %
the most important functions OF the body, ren.
der II an invaluable remedy for nervous debility
constipation, indigestion, torpidity OF tho liver,
and intermittent tsyefe, Ios!a d&w
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FEATuEns-Live Goose feathers 7ae; othei
qualities dull.
GNsKsG-s0c.
GRAM-Dull; Wheat-C Choice white wheat, 81 IL
al 50; No, l red 81 S50l 10. 0dts--Scarcer, Of
$50. Core Scared at COO. sRge77S9Soc. z q
ri 52nups Common, 4s05Sc; prime, S6o0ge
choice 675c; fancy, SIC; New Sorleans pohs
seS, prime 76c.
Stioars-Reaned Hards, Crushed, Powdered and
aranulAted, ike; A Coffee, lic;B Coffee, lo'ic
Extra @ Coffee lOKc; Commercial A, sugar v191ei
@ Yellow OH ioHe; stock Of Cuba and Porto ri
co exhausted. Now Orleans Sugar, fair 70 fully
fair 900 e;prtme to choice l00loXc. DemAtafa
1OHc.
HAY-Dul; baled $26; loose $!6.
NAns-lOd 10 cod, a 50; Sd TO I'd, 81 ~
Cd to I'd, IS 20; Id to Sd, s IS: Sd, 80 90.
ons, &o-Lard on, extra No. ! fah strained
7Sc. Winter strained 7sc. Carbon. on 16c. LIN
seed OIL, $iQ5. Turpentne ,76c., eScg slziiy.
PRoyIsIolis- Moss Pork Exhausted. Bacon-
Shoulders, SIC; clear sides sHc; sugar cured
hams l9Xc; plain do, mono in'tnAtkck Lard
In kegs. 1oe choice leaf in terces &C.. -,i
PoTAToEs-we quote 81 % ooa3 10 per Dbl.
RICE-choleo Carolina, sxc; new crop Pstna
Sc; Rangoon, 7al0sc., SIOtjH N.-7s St'-
sNuFF-7Oc; do in boxes Of six dozen. % 90
wooI-Dull a 4o04se; 0IH ,eG!2 yvF
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Travellers, Register.
Ghelntl.lttligettter:
WHAT SHALL We EAT
a,.meal. Bread VS.. starch.Bres

Wheat.Meal. Bread vs.. starch-Bread
TO the Editor oi,he Chicago Tribune.
SIR: Ia the PHILOSOPHY Of Ealing"
by DR.. Bellows, the author gives the fol-
lowing classification Of food
Fint-Carbonates; that class which
supplies the lungs with fuel, and thus
furnishes heat to the system, and supplies
lat or adipose matter.
Svnd-Nitrates; that class which sup.
niles the waste of muscle.
ThiM-Phosphates; the class that sup
plies the bones, the brain, and the nerves,
sud gives vital power, both muscular and
mental.
The following table exhibits an ansly.
sis Of different kinds Of food in their nat
nal state
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Quotations from Catholic Authorities
on the Subject Of Education.
r.. n NJ. oatL 1910

n nnt 0lth 1879
v,,o,. ,a,.,,,,on.or.
Au =. .s $3.50 ,,o,n. ,o,,. ,,o ,,, ohio
~ uasp os ~ ot nan a sohooi ovao
at1 III iaSui VI ,p ouf ,.na,a ,,>a so ~ II
.ein mne ela aaa ae raone,u tha rosd;ng
hianis'9 ae asanos ..Ie e ~. az p;sia T.,
th u, .ee ac i nv ssainst The whole avs
nose , sIn ,hon oen hove tho sycir:;ve
sen u ~ ,har; and ,h;s doubt or d;tfars
S saa y, " an : ,eada ,hen ~ raoard
Nj. ~
WIN snleaey Snto \; ;oht I Sss 1;l y,
sae ;anisn, ; y nsr,icnsr version nt The
s Sacred scr;ninres Was rennired IN he read
i; 1a Them ~ Bnt the writer Is fslIy:conyinc.
- ,atpofsan;a,s are nnal,erablo hostile
60 M. nss sn.tsms ~ sdca,;nS rnIess
,Se al sre 1 erc,SsiveIv 'Psnist Nal wish
'aS s1 h;a or;nion1fo k ztsisen ,ajn5e he con.
ai9 III s Ky an An from feir atifbori.
a. 49,. 20 ~ 'vorth cons;derotios, An an
w., ~ ~ ~, 49, a common scbooSa.are
silai . LA .G ~: Se !oo,;,;"na i;h.s,;eo The
I,, ~, S'i Wosig nat,5sSsJ In New YORK
ouno ~, VI" 10 b;shast s,andard artbn,;,
a. - IT, ' Ens,sd stsSes Tor Anil 1870
s " ~ 'A' ~ :, = =, -
1 = sS.T,he i,,tfererce he, ,peen Catholies and
p,o,eato nta 4 moi n difference Il details or
IN r.;cnIars oniv, 'hnt q Inference IN nrin.
ee;nIss Gs,hnIic;tv mnst he taf1rht az a
sbS,e IN IL ,nS;ir and Tia iIseoritv or il
ia r nv, taraht nj ali II must eyerywhere
no al or rcthingn
o1 r o., q ssnaa "a nsr IN onnos;ny the nlan NJ
=, 49, fst. - slRFlpSc.aS ~ Sn.sH.e.
W;isor AZ echrsette and others eavs
n ", 1a7t N'' N'- ~
IA ,ba,e Ia for ma Catholics only one
church there Ia and can he no t,roner ed
,;no,;nn tor "a not given hv ar rnder The
J Sn IVA ond NV Control n ,Se Ga,hoIic
Ch Ss "AN ~ 80.
.'T'he Nav yort5 J6b,.t sava necen1ber
% tseo aWs boid education n. ,be a
,"nr,;on of The church not If The STATE:
ard T., o. ,oda no 40 not and will mi
a oasa -, tha S,a,a 40 aSncatorn
aeS ~ ~ Ms Ses 90 nnsSai 6ecemter, a,
1851 sav neS seThe fIatSo,ic soltion If fhis
!, ''Ss ~ ahnrt M RihIa or M R;bIe in
aa iSauis ahands "a /" NJ State tsTation
sch9oss y S onis Van Loo ~
VI uon nnnaLa aas III, ,osis too nrrs
XIV oa a ,,o,, ~ ~ ~ reS fos ~ CATH
W Aypss , "ans'y ~ w ssas,SsasSs, ta,"aa
Hl ssnuo,. wouo Az 0ohoa1s he
p,trn t Sshan, saS,oe eSS 30 oe sSara !, come
i Ssnga s{sssua ~ ,s ws 81 r;.t;an
l ,nIaa,, n.d 10 s,o,a oo,mo. to,, NO ,sbat
s SN,o,,o suu 'ne o'A'' S"Hno' '''' 70 "A'
on nnd la,eIv ~ The Menu yorl, R,shona and
p.ina, u id haGa decIared tb"t h - ths;r IN.
Is's na ."o. liza W., III, I,;,ae.ei schoa,
E I mn ep5 so.ahIs:% s c
sy rSer ~, III aSn,na;v ar eo S ana ,hat
uueet suen Summary so .a ~, an. su ~
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WheelIng Family M! Market.

The murk.. tSr sers las .tIaened Hp since our
last weekly report, bat prices remain unchanged.
Onions are In good supply, but prices arc quiet.
The arrivals or potatoes during the past week
have been large, but there has been Q continued
active demand. and consequently no 'aecumu-
last eekequoiatonss iheron has been rather
more inquiry for butter, and the market Is con-
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Baltimore Market.

! eBAITIMoRE, October N29+ Flour and
Wheat Unchanged. 0orn-Dull and
nominal ; mixed western, e4a65c. 0ats=S
Firm; western mixed, 4sc; white, 49a
50c, Rye-Steady, OF S0aSsc. Provis-
ions-Unsettled and weak, butunchanged.
Western Butter-FirmE and unchanged.
Codee-Un Unchanged. Whisky Nominal,
at 04c. vi "a q N.sl
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STocKs-Irregular throughout the day
and generally weak at q decline. Of ia2i
per cent. The heaviest transactions were
in Vanderbilt, Rock Island and Wabash.
Western Unionranged at 544a52tt, Lake
Shore G4sa62i, New York Central sofa
s5s, and St. Paul 2sa25t. The other
changes are less marked, The change in
the European situation to-day was quite
marked, and many incline to the opinion
that the Bank Of England rate will be ad'
vanced in consequence Of the continent
drawing heavily on London. At Amster-
dam the decline in some Of the new
American railroad bonds Is stated by
private dispatches to be heavy. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas bonds, which were
marked above 80, are reported to be sell
ing at 46t at the close OF the day. The
situation in Wall street was marked by Q
moro quiet feeling. When the Govern
ment first agitated the policy OF paying
silver, the premium was almost nominal
on small pieces, while the trade dollars
were worth ssao per cent premium, but
now small silver Is worth 8 per cent, and
trade dollars are 10 per cent premium.
The Express says: allow long at this rate
will 1t take the Government to bring silver
and paper on par with each other."s I
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MARKETS BY TELEGgAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market

= 80 #
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Money ranged at
Tai SO per cent, closing att.
GoLD-Closed OF 1881. Carrying rates
1.1G, closing at 8 O.. Clearings $l0,'
100000. &
STERLING ExcnAEGE-Weak for 90
days at 1O6ta106s, frmer for sight at 1854
1881. Treasury disbursements 1876 600.
Custom receipts $2SS,oOO, The assay Of
fee received 10000 sterling specie today.
Total disbursements on account Of No.
vember interest $l,79qooo. Silver dis
bursements by the Treasury only 5000.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet., IL :. W
GovERNNENTs-Weak and lower on
unfavorable news from abroad with large
hruinpsa in R7fa
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.ECoRATE YOUR HoMEs.

4 few dollars spent In decorating your ParlOrs
will DO moro towards furnishing them thAntwiee
the amount Invested IN furniture and carpets.
Our work 10 done In tho best manner md In
entirely newstyles. A. W, PAUL., ?
900 ,ae6 Twelfth street
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WHEN ADMISSIBLE,

In articles OF food deficient In carbon,
such as lean meats, fish, potatoes, beans
or peas, some oily substance seems TO be
needed Then we can take our choice
between butter, lard, or fat pork, all Of
which are precisely alike in chemical
composition.
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Fpn-white ash 81 30; No. . mackerel, bar.
rels, $500; No. ,3do.$li 90; No. . hAlfparrelS
o. 80; No. %. large 81 eci No. 3 de'podiPpnr
g y 60 LIKE, has S.su dI.s.sisd during
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-19
A MUD V II CANO.

A correspondent of the London Times
Describes singular phenomenon the
- bursting of an Irish bog. The bog
in question is situated about three miles
east of Dnnmoro Galway. The level
of the upper surface Of the bog was two
hundred and sixty feet above the sea,
and that OF the water ut Dnnmore Que
hundred and ninety feet. Gu Wednes
day, October /. farmer living on the
Corrabel rivulet, near the bog, was dig
cling his potatoes, when he suddenly
observed brown mass slowly approach
ing him. He left bis spade in the
ground and went for the neighburs on
his return the mass, which was the
moving bog, had half covered his pota.
to field aud completely hidden from
sight hi field of grain. This was Int
the commt ucemeut since then the bog
has continued to advance in rolling
mass, continuing its course tight down
the valley to Dunmore, bury:ug on is
Why three farm houses and covering at
least one hundred and eighty acres of
pasture and arabic land to depth in
come places OF six feet.
The source of the disaster presents a
wonderful appearance. The subsistence
ut the discharping point cannot be les,
than about thirty five feet. The extent
of the bog affected Is most clearly de
fined Ivy II series of black crevasses
where the upper crust of the bog has.
Ivy subsistence below, been turn asun.
der The whole assumes the form OF !
crater half mile in diameter, The
writer With considerable difficulty riokeG
his way to the centre, where he fount
the brown. liquid hog boiling ont like ;
stream OF lava, aud feeding the moving
mass in the valley below, At tn poin
where the bog hurst the tmf banks wert
forced over aud round on either side,
an assumed somewhat the appearance,
of mOraiuGS.
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NJ " lTENIS.

Perpeet, the colored wife murderer,
will be hanged at Joliet to day.
\ heavy shock Of earthquake was felt
in Bear Lake Valley, Utah, yesterday
morning ut sunrise.
Agassiz leaves a son who iuherits some
Of his fathers talent and scientific pre-
objections.
Georgetown wants to abolish itself and
become part Of Washington. 1t is Il
capital idea.
james Haskell was drowned yesterday
OF Etst T!ton, n. II, while fishing
through the ice on the bay.
Cog. Reveridgo of Illinois has refused
to grant n respite 10 Rafferty,. tho muir
dcrer OF IL police officer, and be will be
hanged on next Friday.
VIM. Hamilton x Sons, proprietors OF
the ST. Lywrtrce Foundry in Toronto,
Canada, have failed. The liabilities will
probably exceed 200, 600.
The remoins of tho late Professor
Aaassiz were buried yesterday from the
Appleton chapel OF Harvard University.
Nashville, Tenn, was visited yestcr
day by terrific storm of hail ana rain,
accompanied with vivid lightning.
The Bender family, who are charged
with certain horrible murders in Kansas,
are said to be living in M,Yico, and n
conspiracy is reported to be on foot to
kidnap them.
Mayor Hall has been notified by
the encouragement to be ready tor trial
by the court of oyer and terminer on
Monday next.
Nelson X. Wheeler's appointment as
police justice for the newly annexed
Westchester wards was yesterday con
frmed by the board of aldermen.
The trial OF Henry W. Genet was
continued yesterday, and will probably
be concluded to-day.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-19
WAFER 'AM N 9.

DAVENPORT, H., December 10.-The
drought i'll Iowa this fall has been some,
thing unknown for years. The Missis-
sippi hns been very low ; at Keokuk
lower than ever before WAS recorded.
The farmers, whose wells and springs
have failed, have had to draw water
many miles for their families and cat
tie. A great number of wells have been
begun and abandoned, water not having
been found even after reaching extra
ordinary depths. The railroads have
suffered severely.
The NorthN estern road has been com
PEELED to run water trains up and down
the line to keep the regular trains sup
piled, something unparalleled IN railway
experience. On the Dcs Moines Valley
road lot drop of water has been OBJ
tninable on one stretch of sixty miles
Light passenger trains have been able
to make the run with tender full of
water, but engineers of freight trains
have had to leave their trains midway
and run up or down for water to finish
the trip. But for the recent heavy
rains the loss this winter would have
been serious.
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LFrom y esterda 5 sun ]
.lL.KEN BuNNEp Id llArE.


Al two O'clock Yesterday morniD7 a
stranger applied for lpdIipo at Yam
/ DYKES hotel, Catharine sin. He was 4
man of Medium height. abont fortv
years Old. and wore the r,nrb carb Of =
sea farinc life. Sylvester NJ ygn
+ Dyke. thn MOTT ebert; as!-.a lis na,,a
{. Norton was fine rarIv :" Wit il
yo,ir first r.ma ~ u4k@j tbc ,I,,.I,
son Nrrton's enounb far ro,r NM,
noses " he answered As tbo o,,as+
seemed .IiabtIv nn,lar tho ;nan,,,c, af
licuol. he WAS semi mn sfoirs VIII ror.
ter whouut him into 2 small windnw.
| less room AT the eud of fhp tbird Anor
ball Of the old vino No lan,n w,s Ieft
viii hum and tbn onlv linHt ,,oaalaj
the room throroh the +yans0n
Abont twenty minntos aftor tho nor-
tor lagt him . crv If aietroas WOO lans,l
Inv the nipht cltTl,. He thonobt II c,,no
fr I'M the Street Int IN he on tho saf.
side he sent u nortpr tbrone,b tbn dorr,i-
tories of the old vino A dansn sn,aL,,
was discovered in The th,rJ foor bau
Mr. NJ Van DYKE tbo ,rnnr;4t,7, ,,,.,,
owokened and us snpaiiiv nc ,,oe.iIJ,,
the fifty olnsfs that were siaa,,;lot ,r.,,.',
tnid Of their peril A dozen snr5b WV.
men and cbnmbermnids slonf On fba
Anor above and they VIEW, tnrned ont IN
their NIGHT robes many Of Them fri"bt
ened INTO MYSTERIES, Bv this time thn
fire v - bnrnino bri ,I5tlv ammo 'l,,o the
rafters and win7low mnnIlin%s 1T the
end Of The third Fl ,or hail r. had slsn
creatpd draft thronpb the transnn; or
the room into which the stysn@4r was
put, and the flames were rushing ont as
from blast furnace. A line of men
with water buckets was put ON and Inv
the time the fire department arrived the
fire was ont except in the room in which
it origina ed. a stream from the hose
soon extinguished it.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-19
PERSIAN BEs0ULC s.

4 eorrespondendent writes that no
country can be more thoroughly unde-
yuloped than Persia is atpresent That
great mineral wealth exists is beyond
question. The forests of Mazandemn
abound in timber of great value Wal
nut trees of gigantic size cover the
country; oak, teak. and lockwood are
found in apparently exhaustible quanti-
ties. But of what use is all this wealth
while no roads for wheeled carriages cx
ist, except in the immedin neighbor
hood of Teherun, and when all the
traffic and trade of the country is car
ried on by means OF pack animals ? The
great highways OF the country are in Il
miserable state even for mules and
horses, and many OF them are worse
than a Highland deerpath. Occasion
ally II spasmodicattempt at road making
is attempted five or six miles of good
carriage road are constructed. but rs
this piece of good road can only be APP
preached by paths only fit for mules, its
value may be readily imagined. Yet
tine and mbor are constantly so wasted
in fact, everything in Persia is spas.
modic.