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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-08-29
BROOKLYN A0HAaIrY ABUSES.

An Invesst8ation TO he Held by ths
-r.rt gsaar Supervisors. Gaf1arrr
At - meeting a. the speciHl committee OF the
Kings County Board OF Supervisors. YESTERDAY
afternoon, n wAs rosolved 't0 examine INTO the
abuses alleged 70 nave existed in the county nst-
tn..ons, the treatment of patients In the fanatic
Asylum the inmates Of the Amsnouse and other
county baiidings." Ihe committee viii also IN.
quire as 10 the nuwser OF persons employed, with
view to . reduction Of the fores. anu. A pracss-
caole, the utilization ef pauper labor It IL claimed
thai y reducti0n vi $4,000 y year can he made
IN the salary ,und ACME. winch amount 9NnId
90 lolg way IN iehs yang the actua necesstica o.
The poor. " She $34Q.DUO vosed ~ the Charity
COMMISSION, $4,000 70 10 meet deaoiencJ IA lass
wear = expenditures. ontracts fur supplies to the
extent OF $2ou0ou nave aeon N de AID inc balance
of Tue appr0prlatOu VIVA scarOey sutlee "a pAy the
saisrIes. There appears 10 10 room t< the ekcf-
else 81 economy, sud Coomisalonee Canntaguam,
WHO IS Of tue same OpftAOn ~ cooperating Win
the SnpsTvsors IN LheH Wudahle envrts 20 ACCOM-
pl,sh fnat end. ihe winter ptO,nkses 10 We ono ~
suffering, anu sue poor VIA need IA that can he
spsred ne N Dy the county ~ A w,
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eeDsens 70 - tueoanytntnG a thsS nD0I showing
tne aeo crate nature Of the mon o. th6 esnef eldd
the ne&rOes naturally took ny sTde, eeoeuee ehey
seW We NJ kiux were on yho other do6 u vas
RodltteaL nght. they wanted 70 drive me ouk ana
mat VI Ine course rhey followed have 0een
marc worxinR, active repabsican, and nave sssec
the couny several times 70 the republican, party
Dy majority " only ninereen votes. The second
umo ~ was 0vo For thus succ 50 AN hated.
want 20 Say tnat the nexi Oes Ia my Dody-g guard
were not moved ny any FEELING o. hostility ~ any
lndivldpal They we're nosue To the ku Klux and
they belle we'd that Kennedy bad these men to h8ip
ht'H. rhcy did nothing except 10 seIfdeience, "nd
tDere was no Thought or mention OF an uprising.
such report II he. ru.a NgR s.4-Nfrf =
~ .llv AN BxILE. urWh u
/ nave been away from home ever since last
saturday. fney were locking Tor me ID every
direction. and one day three oil raem passed In
sight OF q tree where 1 wa, asleep. They al mad
Henry rines, reviewers and bowie knives. fhey
dad not see me. am AFRAID 20 10 back now only
on account o. The militia. "a nave doae 40 cg,me,
aud ,ear no man. but lido not want to De TN own
into PRISON with no c,ance tor my lie. as know
raised difficulty IN nv lie. have alw ,ys peen
soUer MAJ and ATTENDED TO my business, ana never
nave sought quarrel Ia my hie. hope the militia
N y sU0n 0e wirhurawn, Tor with the loss Of Ny
house and furniture, worth about S4J0t. and sne
inter- upton O my business, am welln,gh ruined.
NY amiiy Is scaltered-I know not how they are
hvina. .r'0l frt -. ia +
Tue above Ia the substance OF the story told BY
Mr.. SelierA ne ADDED many INCIDENTS VI tho con-
dlttOB o. affalrs N Garrayd countv which show
anything but wholesome regard for law He
announces Ills determination TO engage counsel 70
defend the negroes WHO were with mum aud who
have been arrested. ,tfer.- ...a
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Daniel Falksun shippso at Bombay ~ carpenter
on the ship Inspector, OF which James 3. Thomas
Vac master. On tho I'd Of 10 - June o boy named
Hugh Morgan, It In charged. reported TO the
captain that Falltson had Ihrearened 70 take the
maaes life. On thts Information the captain It y
fussher ssid placed irons on FAHtsonss WRISTS ana
esanned htm IN q room tnas isoasd ior Ave days
and then released MIN. About the IAN OF last July
tne hret mate reported 70 the captain that tne
second mate had t0ki MIN lthe drst mattel thet 9
man named Thomas Roberts had told ham tthe
second mattel that ralils0n mad threatened to cut
She capixin's ana mates Intesttnes out. Upon
thu II ID alleged that rhe captain caused Fxsson
- De pat N r0na It'll two pairs OF Irons % ms
wrists xnd VITA his hands h oned beAlna hssn;
that be then placed q cham around htH leg and
put him 10 room In the lore cabin and
He~s MN In iro1s and oaatned TO- che deck uunl
the ARRIVAL Ot the vessel az New York on the tSth
inst, phcn the captain caused fallson 10 he taken
from the snip 70 pOiice station and there kqot
dav and . naRht Without iood. After this Fafkson
sOucht 10 recover hts WAGES, upwards Of Gao. Tho
catsasa reiasea 10 pay hiHa snvtaing eulcss ne
w0uld aign ageneral release OF ell claims, ana a.
YER obtaining his signature 10 this release, passl
BAN hut x2l. rnM releaxA vas Obtained irsm him
AZ the shIpp ng once corner o. AOrrss aad Church
stfeetA OiAlHsed to he kept BY q persOD connected
Watn the Brt4nN CAnsas's 0sces FastsOn 6HHpaOy Cd
NAseTA Andrews q Smith 70 prOsecutc his claim
ugRinBs the eapfatn ana the case was tried yes
sesy. without Jury: the captain was defended
~ Hsaarss McuIl ThurstOn AnUan, and The
pnpofs end teatlm0Uv involved The facts gwen
above. JuAxe JoachImscn hold that she release
VA v0lA and wondered Judgment for Ealltson Tor
f22x and costs. ana also granted $2S allowances
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STATEN ISLAND.

Yesterday there we're two Steamship ana tive
barks from Southern ports, d scharginQ carQ0es
tnso fighters OF Rcbpins' Reef.
IL Is understood that Sbe Staten Is,asa Baso
Raai Club OF which Nv. william Butler Dancaa d
President, propose next year to erect hiah poaro
lence around ineir grounds ut Camp Wssnlngton
and charge ten cents admission.
A colorea man. named Thomas Ranah, yesssrday
fell IN the road at Pleasant Plaiua wnsrs he re-.
sided. and died almost instantly. Coroner Golden
OF Rossvlile, held IN tnquest, aud tne Vershct 81
the jury was that death was caused by apOpae -.
The Board Of Excuse OF Edsewater met yester-
dag a. the village hail. In Ssapieton, 10 receive
applications and grant ncenscs. About one-haif
the licenses IN iorce In the vsgc VIII expire 70.
cay. A. RUE am applicants IN good stand,ugn
received resewas, wnie those VINO had viuiased
tue law we're rejccseu. " - A.
Edgewaser has about mine hundred inhabitants.
II has ten churches or di6srsnt denominations,
ioar pueblo and . number Of private schools, TT
drinking saloons, one pawnpfoker's snop, ono
Eavenng peiscy shop. leuv large orewerses and
several amatt ones a0sat sevcu y-uvs grocery
scores eeves 81 pa ks and places ~ eNmmef
amu3e mentss and next year 0crman theitr0
wtH be udded. The vain 81 the later are already
up, and wnen completed IT. cost WI pe aoous
$40 QQl
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THE WHITE LEAaUSRs IN AvOYRLERs. LA.

The Tax Collectors or AvoyciIcs rorsed
to Resign and tina Representative
Driven Out or tho Parish. s
From the New Orleans Republicans enosg's
" las..f aa. orsan.1 tas $50 80 ~ 4
Gentlemen juss arrived from Avoy eiles parish
reporta state OF affairs existing there Tor which
precedents have already been established IN
Natchiteeaes, Webster, 1t. Martin and other par
'shcs or Northwestern Lousiana. rhs town OF
Marksv.llc, the capital Of the PARISH was one day
hast week occupied by an armed body or white
Leaguers, some hundreds strong. s.F1
They waited upon NJ. 9. r. huesman, the tax
collector, aud den nded tnat ne should feesgn nts
once leave the parish lnstantev. Nj. buesm III,
having married aud ser tiled IN the PARISH wnere
lie uad resulted lor many years. rather Than aban-
dun his home placed Ms resiguaLou IN the hands
o. the . newnxl exActlng deiegnfl0n mo waited
upon MIN. General Louis j. oooer, the Repre-
sentative OF rhe PARISH, was ordered away, aud VI
Mr.. Huesman has been for several years tax col
Iector tho iariaA. and mas always perforAed has
duties ~ The general saus action. not Q SANDER
having tainted the air lame Ut MS Uttcnai ca
fser. General sOueT nAs Represented sno parish
IN the Legislature Tor the past TOUR years, anu was
supposed to oe un,versaAS popnl n wlrh his con.
atirueut6. kIlS eufta ~ 0prasn supplies Tor them
during the r cent inundation, when almost the
Whole p0puiaLton o. The PARISH was N danger OF
starvation, are masters I'll n0Sor8ty. particutarly
the rsement OF Lund1 eds OF collars Of his own
money lCr thai pu pose. his cODeti uenlS appear
81 nave vrxotton all tuIs, and rne.r tnyr4 utude
seems only equa,ied by tneir uisio, atty. no slsH
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YigTY-sEvESrH sTsEBr poLI0E COURT.
Wanted = Longer Term.
Before Judge Smith;

Wanted = Longer Term. t
Before Judge Smith;
4 Mary Ann Murray Of No. 5sa West Rorty.stxth
street, was charged with the negro offence OF
throwing rassr At young man named Francis
Kelly. Shs informed the Court that she carried
the razor to protect herself from the insults OF .
eel o. rufisns VINO were In tho habit OF Insulting
Ber whenever they found her u the street..
On Thursday night, Il - alleged, a. she was
passing through Fortystxtn street, West, sne was
acoosted by Kefv's friends, ana she threw ~ them
the razor. size was held 10 delauit OF fine OF $40,
and was erdereA 70 Oe sent ~ the island for one
m0ntn. When going downstairs she threatened
20 khi Kelly when she came out For thle she was
brought back by order o. the Court and her term
made three months. She said she did not care II
II Was Eve monshs, and asked u the Court could
not mAse II that mum. her request Was granted.
Another Much Abused Woman.
Mrs. Mary Martinott. Of No. ait East twenty
sixth street, was placed at the bar charged wish
dlsorderly conduct IN the pubic street. She
claimsd II was al q conspiracy gotten up by her
husband, for WHOSE 81 rest in cnarGe Of abandon
meut she obtained warrant ~ this Court . few
dayG age. Ina Court took her statement for
granted ana d. schaYged her.
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TMp tsFsnd Lodge 81 Free ana Accepted Masons
smpssyeo wiban Rearing, 'esier ~ Kses'ug's
HaAa 70 furnish the mnaic 81 the obsequles o. the
lass n,ussses oFv. NJ. KestsnR employed whnar's
hama. END me ietrer,s ht. was Si9s. A Mr.. KeaA-
tss stf NOS get hs par tsh about year afterwards
~ soasl NOS pas VI. wiI,ner. and Accordingly the
AFTER sued him Tor the amount. As Mr.. Ksattng
WaupuS to some ee0 expense In httkaung the SUIT
he sAuught the atm Thus EXPENDED should be de-
pLIon, OWING 70 tine Doh-paymenr Of mr.
Hiiinar, exPelied Mr., Keatlng: and the latter
therenpon. through mia counsel, Mr.. Walliam +.
Bowe q, pied to Judge Dononue. IN supreme
0ourt chambers, Tor y fnandamuB asalnss the
o0csety al Getting his reinstAtement - member.
me ro1ns rais q were that not sun1clept notice
had beeu given, and l. VI Mr.. KeatinR had not vio-
lated the bylaw under which he was ex PEELED.
yes6erdAv, denying the appiicaten. An appeal. it
WAS ssnted w0Hal 10 taken from the 0eciston 70
t6o HDecyal Terul XII
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THE NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW.

n v set forth In section twelve Of the new bank.
suptcy law tnat '4n oouputtnG the number OF
creaers Who shall loia 10 ouch petition, creditors
whose respseuve debts do not exceed 500 shall
not be rece,vsd-" The issue In the ease o. Jacob
HyueA wss ~ TO thls clsuse. Judge Batch ORD mas
q uvu.lser OF creditors ooly ,hA1 muat Hagn and
veray the petta.n, aad does not aae0s the amount
Of 6eBO that tncy muat represent. There must bo
r8preSenteA By tie petition one.fhArd OF all Cue
liabilities o. the debtor sought to be adtuuicated
bankrupt Judge BatchfOrd Thus dc ided alter
hearing Argument from Mr.. Riesard q Busted On
- DNYt a. dymon. IHl .H f.H.'t
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supRExs ooURr-cHAMRERs.
Decisions.
Ne gose~A Han IN van. .

y ~ JUoR9 DVuVHu0s
In the matter Of Noses Aaron -MctIcu granted.
Arizona Brass and Copper COMPANY Va Bab0ltt
~ --Demped. Memorandum. IN Ii 4g..-lt ifl
Lhrrhlser "a blylbe.-- Judgment granted.
Purseii w New YORK Lie Insurance. ana Trust
Cympauy.-OpfnIon. ..~r ,,.
PecA ". pinsn1ore. Memorandum. .ij p
keAttne W. huslc2i kurual Pfotecnve Unton.--
C1ptnIO0. .--... ',a,s.i. ~ t.gs s.
ksastsc rruss Company Va Pomcroy.-Motton de-
med. Memorandum
kefaRt W. Moi0ne Order settled. q ~
SoMappert Y. voushts ct AL-fiep0f Of referee
e0nAfw6d Sale ordered.
O!Ogevski ~. Benzlgef Bros-Motion denied.
dam. 777-TT- '-T-0'i'.f ~ + i
wheeler VI Brady Memorandum. t.i
Samuel Stratlord va Aanle X Strasford.- Decree
o. davOfce granted to the platntin. 4, saf .,rr
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.as53 err. Before Judge Morgan.
Henry Prancas was arraigned before Judge Nor.
gan yesterday, charged With stesiing watch md
$50 from Joon Rsnaet, OF No. ga West Forty-nsst
street, On the "a ofJ1ly hast. Rennes auh Francis
on me oar mentlOudt slept u ether as No. ~
sulfivRH street In. the mo ning when kennet
awoxe he ousd that FrancB was gone and also
his watch Judge Morgan held Francis In 8. 900
bail TO answer. - ,. lnfe
Raid sm . Gambling House.
specina 0rfcers slevin and Warren, OF the Fif-
teenth prectncs, made . RAID on Thursday evening
on gamoling house. NO. Isl Bieecker street. and
arrestsd the proprietor. William Nav, WIN was
deal.ug game " 'swcit" ~ the time the officers
entered. May. VINO WAS brought 70 JEFFERSON Mar
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Left ss the Marine Eaospftai-Indag-
nation OF the Citasens. Is 90 pt
t KEY WEST, ma. August q, 1874.
There were foar new cases OF yellow lever
Yesterday on the United States frigate Tcon-
deroxA They were sent ashore last evening TO be
placed In tho Marine Hospital, but they were
reiusrd abundance because 1t would be an indirect
violation o. quarantine and municipal reguiatlons.
Tue patients were conveyed back to the Ticon.
deroga, ana tins morning. At Two O'Clock. wero
ar M q iorce oi marines, wno OrcDly entered the
hospital tet Their ssck ana returned 10 tHe
osr"ga aad the vessel 'umedsxsosy put 70 sea TOT
eeHse Nor, hern pOrt. ttt titF N ~
me patents are IN very preearous condition,
owing chleny TO exposure to tue night afr IN an
open boat.
Treat Indignation ts expressed by the citizens m
regard 10 TINS overt outrage ny the naval com
mAndans
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"A rensals Burglar.
Before JudRo Wandall.

Asns weooef IL youthful German. blonde. Of
trspessesssng APPEARANCE. She came to this
cou0try o ~ rev years ago. nnd s,nce then mas
psrsued sort Of wayward career, sometimes
rnahluy her Iivtng honestly and at otner t,mes N
osner ways. u tate, II seems, she has taken
only the other DAY she contrved 70 effect
AZ entrance INTO room In me pre- rises VI
va uaole sllk dress and ,ady's hat OF the latest
faahlup, detectives heasd Of tina hsS latest ex-
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pl0DH $50 uyruxsoo AeS - wUe 0neo eslppe thte
0cufy y4asesday aSteeuneox Ands CO... eenaug her
% corner Of Hestss sod BewsEy end her eke
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Toss, receipts siAking Fund nterest account e OS
Tota receipts OF the Sinking Fund for the year
ending Augustl -, S6l ,7g
sxpxxntruRRs--oS APPROPRIATION ACCUSE.
AMOUNT Of warrants Outstanding august lsv. e7o7 70.
x.nounl OF WARRANTS drawn during vne year IL &
ending August l. O6S 0SG
rot.i ol7.8l4 lp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 1O-Flour-Quiet; su-
pe1fine extra "a G5s4 SIT. Wheat
Steady with q moderate demand; No.
spring 81 OF; No. 3, oslo spot; 05c seller
September; 03ic seller October; No. 8,
02S024c; rejected s0aS0ic. Corn-Demand
active and prices advanced; No. 9 mixed
763c; high mixed 77s79c; rejected 75tc,
0Ats-Demand fair and advanced; No. 2,
49Ic cash; 47ic September; 4G1c seller
October. Rye-Steady with moderate
demand; No. l, sac. Bsrley-Steady
with moderate demand; No. 2, 81 %
cash; 00c seller September; No. 8, s34s4c'
Pork-Steady with moderate demand
$23 90 cash; SIT 25s17 so seller year
Lsrd-Quiet; l43c cash. Bulk Meats
Steady with moderate demand and un-
changed. Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm, 81 OF.
On open Board in the afternoon Wheat
Closed steady, 05sc September; 039a
03bc October. Corn-Closed firm; 75ic
September; 74c October. Oats-474c
September; 4Gtc October.
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ious and to the locker on seem thankless;
but In the end, fear not, they will return
with blessings upon your own heads.
The Divine promise Is most sure, shat
those who water others shall themselves
be watered In turn" Lie who in faith
giVcs his aims In secret shall find his re-
ward openly. All experience demon
StratCs that those who earnestly labor TO
elevate tho lowlY and tho lost arc thereby
made wiser, happier and better men and
women.
The best oil US need something 10 break
up the crust Of selfShness that Is too apt
10 form around our hearts and steel them
against the instincts oil our better natures
Plety and humanity arc not necessarily
the same. A philSnthropiSt may labor
zealOusly for the good Of his race and fail
to recognize his obligations 10 his God
or as Paul puts II giving our bodies 10 be
burned is not q substitute for charity In
It's highest sense. But, Notwithstanding
all this, earnestly lAboring for the temper
al and spiritual welfare Of others excites
emotions most favorable for the operation
Of the Divine spirit in our own hearts.
Tho gardner who spades his soil
only puts 1t in the best condition
Tor vegetable growth. II he fails
to deposit his seed, sun and rains mature
not bic crop. 30, too, The philsnihropist
who labors for the good of his race, like
the gardner's spade, only brings his afIec.
tons into condition best adapted to the
reception Of Gods spirit. The seed sown
In the gardeners soil will not more surely
bring forth fruit, than will human affCc.
lions thus prepared bring forth fruit unto
eternal lie.
Leigh Hunts little poem teaches this
same truth:
Abon Ben.Adhem (mRy his tribe increase y
Awoko, one night, from deep dream q peace,
And saw, within the moonlight In bis room,
Making II rich, and like My In bloom,
An angel, writing 10 book Of gold.
Exceeding peace had made BGh-Adhem bold
And TO tho presence in the room he taid,
what write.t ihouN Tho vision raised its
head,
And with LOOK made all Of sweet accord,
Answered. The nAmeS OF those who love the
Lord"
sand e mine one :" said Abon. "Nay, not 90, !"
Replied the angel AbOn spoke NOR. low,
But cheerily still, and said, II pray thee Then,
Write me as one that loves bis iellow.men."
The angel wrote and vanished. The ncxtniph:
II cana again, wish great Weakening light,
And show,d tao names whom love Of God had
And 10 ! Ben. Adhcm'. nAmo led all the rest"
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Take Courage, InvaIids.

Pain and weakness produce dependency, and
the invalid who Is lAboring under bodily torture
debility and mental depression at the came time
Is indeed In piuGble condition. Bat lot all who
arc thus situated take heart. A balm Is pro-
vlded, both for their physical and mental infrm.
lilies, in HCstetter's Stomach BItters. Among
the commoncst sources oil pain, uneasiness and
melancholy arc the diseases which affect the
stomach. the liver, the alimcntiry canal, the
nerves and the muscles, such as dyspepsia, bill
ious disorders, constipation, headache, hystcr.a,
aud rheumatism, all OF which yield readily TO
the regulating, invigoratIng and purifying influ.
encc OF thispCeress vegetable tonic, stimulant
and restorative. Take courage, sorrowIul inval.
ids; You will find the help you need In Hostel
ter's BiIters. dAw
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-Cotton-Low
and middling steady with lower grade
weak and irregular at 1GIs17tc. Flour
Steady and in moderate demand with
prices unchanged and closing quiet.
Corn Meal-Scsrce; advancing from
"a 90 to 81 G5. Wheat-Lower and in
fair demand; 81 12a1 IA for No. 8 spring;
81 14a1 10 for No. 3 Chicago; 81 16a
l II for No. 9 northwest; 81 19a1 22t for
No, 2 Milwaukee; 81 93a1 2S for No.
spring. Rye-Quiet; new SSa02c; old
9sASI co. Barley-Quiet. Malt-Steady
and unchanged. Corn-1s2 cents better
with light supply and in good demand;
95s96c for western mixed; 0Ga99c fol
white western. Oats-FiImer, advancing
and less doing; 67a6Sc Tor mixed western
68a70c for white western. Hay, hops
molasses and rice Quiet and unchanged
Coffee Unsettled; Rio 14ta10c gold
Sugar-Flrm and fairly active at StSSic
prime SEC. Whisky-Lower at 81 "a.
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CINCINNATI, Sept, 10-Cotton-steady
at 10c. Flour-Flrm; IS 20A5 40. Wheat
Active; red 81 0Ss1 10; white 81 l5a
90 Corn-Firm at 70As0c. Oats-Ac.
tive at 47a52c. Rye-Active at 92A95c
Barley-Active at 95a$1 10. Eggs, But
ter and Cheese-Demand fair and market
firm. Pork-steady, in moderate de-
mand at $23 00S23 so. Lard-Dull;
sales Of summer at 1870, generally held al
lac. Bulk Meats-Demand active and
prices advanced; shoulders 0tc; clear rib
13fal4c; clear nominally at 14fa14ic.
Bacon-Active at l0tc. l0tc, 14so, loo,
15tc, 15ic. Whisky-Demand fair and
market firm at 81 90.
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II Per Chance

You lave got into trouble procure at once
package OF tho SAmRritAn's Gift, use as directed
and you will be all right in three or four daJs,
The trouble when taken in time is easily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the Quack Is
visited and he gives his course OF BAlsam Co.
patbe, then very often serious complications
arise which prolonG the disease for weeks, per
hAps months.
Another lall4cy is, in persons trying 10 rave
few cents, dabblO In cheap drugs, which so dis
order and sickGn the stomach that almost death
Itself would be relief. SamRritan's Gift will
cure every time, With no more unpleasant results
than II tho trouble had not existed at all.
Male packages, 50; Female, s.. Sent by mail
to any address. DESMOND q CO., PropIIetorS,
9l5 Race street Philadelphia.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, Sept. TO- Flour Steady!
moderate demand. Wheat-Demand fair
and market firm; No. 2 white Wabash
81 10; No 2 white Michigan 81 Is; extra
do 81 10; No. Gambler Illinois 81 1891 20;
No. 2 do 81 10. Corn-Demand lair and
market firm; high mixed 904c; low mix
ed SOC; white s8c; No. grade SOC. Oats
Demand fair and market firm; No. !,
5Sc; No ., 52ic;,.MichlgAn 50; seller Sep.
TENDER 524 white IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
MIscelIaneous.
BaltImore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1O.-Flour-Good
demand and unchanged. Wheat-Qulet
but firm; No. red western 81 %; No. 2
do 81 49, rejected 81 12A1 10; amber
western 81 2391 IS; white western 81 20
! 80. Corn-Mixed western buoyant and
strong 81 90c. 0ats-Firmer; quoted Of
03a64c. Rye-Firm at O9A96c. Hay
Dull OF &l7 00a10 90, Mess Pork-Dull
and nominal at $23 90. BacoR-Actiye,
buoyant and strong; shoulders lO4alOic;
clear rib sides 14isl5c. Hams-Dull and
heavy. at 14sl6c. Lard-Dull Of 15c,
Butter-Western choice refined scarce
and wanted at 26A27C; lower grades dull.
Cotiee-A little better feeling; fair to
prime Rio by the cargo 1910. Petroleum
Unchanged. WhiSky-Firm at 81 OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-11
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The package
movement is slow and irregular, but the
jobbing branches are active. Cotton
goods quiet in first hands and Atlantic
sheetipgs reduced Ic; Dwight star A
bleaChed cottons lit, Prints unsettled by
the reduction Of sprsgue's side.bandS 10
Oic; tho White Manufacturing Co. ging-
hams are jobbing at Ole. Cotton flan-
nelS in good demand. Woolens quiet,
except fannels. Foreign goods more &C
tive.