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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SPECIAL NoTICE.-MUsCULAR OR NERVOUS
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Hours of consultation from 10 A. till r. NJ and from
till 7. NJ, by appointment.
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DOR sALE-A GOOD BUTCHERS SHOP, DOING A
good business in good locality; sickness the only
cause for selling Apply toGAFFNEY SMITH, Auction
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DOR SALE-A SPLENDID SADDLE MARE: PRICE
$3.50 Inquire at li5 Worth street. room /.
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DOR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY
Store Of death In the family
able 623 Eleventh avenue and Fortysxth street.
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A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, VERY BEST sITUA-
n on IN the city, average business $50 bost
Sous for selling; unprecedented opportunity mako money
MALONE'S Store Agency I21 Nassau street
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lFrOm the Detroit Free PrcsI
She was a stylish young lady, about
eighteen years old, and to accommodate
friend she took the baby out for an air
Ing. She was wheeling II up and down
Tie walk when an oldish man, very deaf,
came along and inquired for a certain
person supposed to live on that street.
She nearly yelled her head of trying to
answer him, and he looked around,
caught sight Of the baby, and said
"Nice child, that. suppose YOU feel
proud Of himp
at isn't nine" she yelled nj him.
"Boy, Ell? Well, he looks just like you"
at isn't mine !" she yelled again, but he
nodded his head and continued:
"Twins, ell? Where's the other one2"
She started of with the cab, but he fol.
lowed and asked:
"Did II die Of ColiC2"
DeSpairing Of making him understand
by words OF mouth, she pointed TO the
baby, at herself, and then shook her head.
"Yes-yes, see-'tOtller twin In the
house. Their father Is fond Of them, Of
course y
She turned the cab and hurried the
other way, but he followed and asked:
ado they kick around much nights?"
~ tell you faint mine" she shouted,
looking very red In the face.
81 think you're wrong there" he an
swered. "Children brought up on the
bottle nre apt to pine and de-"
She started on d run for the gate, but
before she had opened II he came up and
asked:
"llave to spank EN- once md awhile, |
suppose% .
She made about twenty gestures in half
q minute, and he Helped the cab through
the gate and said
"0nr children we're all twins, and I'll
send my wife down to give you some adj
vice. You sec
But she picked up a flower pot and
flung II at him. lie Jumped back, and as
ale entered the house he called out:
"IIopc insanity won't break out on the
IRina ~
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NEW YORK, October O.-Cotton-Steady
at l39Gal33Sc. Flour - Less active and
prices in buyers favor; superllne western
and State So 20a5 90; common 10 good So 80
40 10; good to choice SO 20a6 CO; white
wheat extra 80 60a7 90; extra Ohio So S0a
0 76; 81. Louis 50 0Oa0 w. Rye Flour
Unchanged. Corn Meal = Unchanged.
Wheat-LOwer and only limited export
and home trade inquiry; No. 9 Milwaukee
81 27al 27I1; rejected spring 81 OGal %;
No. 2 Chicago spring, new and old, 81 26A
al 27IE; No. do 81 llNl IS; No. 9 north.
western, new and old, 81 goal 3OII; No. 8,
81 43. Rye-NOminal at SSaOOc. Corn
Strong and in fair demand; western mixed
steam at GSn00c; do sail 60 IIa7Oc. Barley
In buyers favor at 81 coal Oj. Malt-QIiet
at 81 37ISc. Oats-A shade irmer; western
mixed AOaiGc; white 46A53c. IIHy-lIeavy
at G5a70c. llOps-Qulet; yearlings Sal2c.
COfIee-Firm at 191ga22IIc. MolasseS and
Rice-Quiet. WhiSky-Firm and more
active at 81 10.
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CHICAGO, October O.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm; western extra s. 0Oa
8 60; Minnesota 80 26a7 25. WheRt-Firm;
No. . Chicago 81 10if spot 81 1ON seller
October; 81 O9A seller November; No. 8,
81 OlIiai OK; rejected 9OaOOHc. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; No. 2, 67IS
a57Ac spot; &c bid seller October; 63AC
seller November; rejected 66Nc. Oats
Quiet and firm; No. 2, 39Kc spot; sac
bid seller November; 81 Nc bid for all year.
Barley-Quict and steady at % 1Gc spot; 99c
seller October. Itye-Ui LIn73c. Pork
Dull ut $2g 10 spot; $22 35 seller October.
tard--Steady and In moderate demand al
$l3 3jni3 90 spot or seller October. Whisky
Lower at 81 IL. . ..
On call board wheat. was higher; 81 1ON
October; 81 iOA November. Corn steady
and unchanged. Oats higher at 52HC
October; 32a32hc November; 3ia32C all
year. Pork higher at $29 40a22 90 October.
Lard quiet and unchanged.
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wheeling stock Market.

WHEELING, October 6.-The following
are the arrivals Of stock al the Christman
House yards the past week, and the prices
paid for the same:
CATTLR-Arrivals during the week, 70
head; sold at 3a44c per ID.
lIOGs-Arrivnls during the week, 1919
head; sold at7jGasHc per III.
SHEEP-Arrivals during the week, 81
head; sold at Sake per lb.
Cows-Arrivals during the week, head
sold ut $S5a5O per head.
LANES Arrivals during the week,
head; sold at 5a5IEc per ID.
CALvEs-Arrivnls during the week,
head; sold at sIa7 per head
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, October G-ThG weather is
unfavonble and business Is light in all de.
PARTNERS. Cotton goods are steady with
unchanged prices, Cotton tlannels in good
demand and firm. CheylOS less active.
Prints are quiet. Ginghams in active dc.
mand. Dress goods and felt skirts in steady
request Wool ilAnnels in fair demand and
steady. Foreign dress goods fairly active
and in light supply.
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phiInhainhIn.

PHILADELPHIA, October G-Petroleum-
Refined at 1870; crude i0al0kc, Flour
Steady; extra $5a5 so; high grades $saS IS.
Wheat-In better request; Pennsylvania
red new 81 4On1 AZ; amber new 81 25al As;
white new 81 4jai 49, RyG-F'irm al zoe.
Corn-Wenk at 7in75c. OatS-Firm at Asa
zoe. Butter-Stendy; New York and Brad.
ford county extras 81 ISn34c; frsts 2Sa3Oc;
western extras 2Ga9sc; frstS 22a24c. Cheese
Firm; fine western ilai2c. Eggs-Quiet;
western fresh 26c. Whisky-Active, 81 is.
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entirely satisfactory to himself except the
hundred physicians graduated at the col
lege, and practicing in different parts Of
the country and Of Europe. A great deal
has been accomplished, however, in
bringing people who reject the absurd
rigors Of the Doctors system, to under
stand the importance to health Of cleanli.
ness, ventilation, and simple diet, II
Hygeid-Therapy, Us formulated system
Of healing does not OutlAst the lifetime Of
its devoted founder, it will unquestiona-
bly, have done some good in the world.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, October 6.-CATTLR-
Receipts to-day Gl9 head, all for sale here,
making l,O!3 head for the past two days.
The supply is heavy and the market active
ut depressed prices-hC fully oil from yes
terday. Prime to extra 50 to Q 70; medium
to good 81 80 to 8 70; common to fair 81 50
to a 90; bulls and cows $3.50 to 90; stock
erS So 80 to 3 80.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 900 head, and
1905 head for two days past. Workers at
81 50 to s 90; PhiladOlphias IS 90 to $ 10,
SHERP-Receips to-day $500 head, and
10000 head for two days selling at s. 80
IN S515
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October G,-Cotton-l29{c.
FlOur-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Steady and firm at 81 coal 40. Coma
shade frmeF ut GOa62c. Oats-Firm ut SOa
Acc. Barley-Firm and unchanged. Rye
Dull at 75aSOc, POrk-Otlerings and De.
mand light ut SO 10. Larl-Quiet and
firm; steam 1889; kettle l394al4C; summer
sold ut l3SSAl3l4c, Bulk Meats-NOminal.
ly unchanged. BaCon-Scarce and firm;
shoulders IKE; clear rib l4Aal5C; clear
1870. Whisky-Demand good at full
prices at 81 IS,
HOGs-Dull; stockers S65Oa6 70; common
70 good light So 25a7 %.
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Toiedo.

TOLEDO, October 6.-Flour-Steady and
In moderate demand. Wheat--Dull and
lower; No. white Michigan 81 2SIS; No.
2, 81 IL; extra 81 81; amber 81 25lS; seller
October 81 %; No. 9, 81 2S. Corn-Dull
and lower; high mixed seller October 90 Nc;
seller year soc; no grade 67Itc. Oats :
Steady and in moderate demand; No.
Q SPOT and seller October SIC; seller No.
yember S79ic; Michigan SIC.
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The registry Of Washington
County Voters.

From the Washington, Ia, Reporter,
Below we give the registered vote Of
the county, for the present year, by dis
triCts, "a The same has been returned 10
The Commissioner office. II shows n
larger aggregate than ever before, ex.
eeeding that Of last year by about five
hundred;
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NOTICES.
N[MISsIoNER's NOTICE,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
In the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Viz.
ginia.
E, Smith and wife !
~. In ChAnCery,
A. Rldgley, EXtr. Il al
Notice Is hereby given TINT shall al my Office
No. llI2 ChaplInO street, Wheeling, W. Va, on
MONDAY, tho 18th day o. October, 1875,
Proceed 10 take and state tho account required 10
W taken by the decree made md entered In the
above entitled cause on tho 18th day Of July, 1873
i am required by the said decree 70 audit, rotAke
and settle the account Of tho ad Absalum Rldgey
rs executor Of the last will and testament Of hia
father, AbSalOm RldgGly decd, and report Whit
balance Is In the hands Of the aid executor coming
TO the lCgatees under the will Of tho said AbalOn
Mdgely, decd, and In what proportions, and to
whom.
And In taklus the account The said account Ex-
hIblt A shall lie taken rs true aud correct except In
50 far As the same Is specifically surchNrEcd by tho
said bill.
| will also report any other matters may deem
pertinent, or that may 10 ngnlrel by either party
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'r Ohio County Circuit Court, ". Va:
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept ID, 1915. Soi7-Th
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BP- TELEGR4PH.
New York Money and StOcks.

NRw YORK, October 6.-MoSEY-More
active at Sa4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 5a7 per cent, Customs receipts $751;
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000, Cleariugs S99,0OO,OOO.
GoLD-opened ut III and closed ut
ll6's, with sales in the interim at MS,
The rates paid for borrowing were l-6i and
l-39 per cent per diem, and 7, and per
cent per annum, Loans were also made
Hat To-day $4,000 in gold left San Fran.
cisco for New York.
GOyVDNNtvN,-r UoNnr Firm
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PITTSBURGH, October 6.-Wheat-Fair
demand; new red II 25al IS; old do. 81 S5A
40. COrn-Dull; shelled GOa79C; cur ia
7Sc. PetrOleum-Quiet and weak; crude
81, 47I1Nl % ut Parker'si refined l9Nc Phil.
adelphia delivery.
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CEALED PROPOSALS,

WHEELING, W. Va, October 0, 1875,
Sealed Proposals will hO received at the office Of
the City Clerk until Monday, OctOler II, 1916, ut
o'clock r. NJ, for the construction Of thirty t3O)
Inch Circular Brick Sewer on the east side Of Mar
with the sewer at the southeast corner Of Market
and Tenth streets. Said Fewer 10 hG constructed In
accordance with plans and specifications on lilO IN
the office Of the city Clerk, and approved security
will be required for faithful performance Of contract
The right to reject any or all bids { reserved.
{. r. COWAN,
OcG Chairman COM Streets and Alleys
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GoygRNMENT poxps-FIrm.

STATR BoNDS-QuieL
missouri
Tennessee,
Iennelsee, wa
HBhlAi ~
NlrBha' W
RAILROAD BONDS-WerG firm in the
late dealings. Union Pacific sinking funds
advanced from 50 to Sole, land grants from
9S19 to 90, and Western PacifCs from % to
05lE. Central Pacific sold ut 1917, Chicago
l. Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds at 81, Rock Island sevens at 100, and
Louisville & Nashville consolidated at So
asa, The st, Paul Company, through their
trustees, advertised to purchase $780, 900 Of
their second mortgage bonds under sealed
offers to be opened on the 25th inst, the
bonds to be delivered October 80. The
trustees to the Hannibal { st. Joseph land
grant will open sealed proposals on Friday
for sale Of trust of $4,000 Of land grant
bonds Of the company. This reduces the
outstanding bonds Of the trustees originally
for $1,000 900 below 100000.
The Express says: at would not be sur.
prising II the money market showed u
hardening tendency In the future, as 1t Is an
indisputablG fact that trade Is improving
and that the crops have commenced to move
from the interior to the seabOard, Outside
of Wall street more cheerful feeling pre-.
walls, and accounts from different parts Of
the country are hopeful as to the future Of
general business,
SToCEs-The stock market opened firm,
but subsequently there was u renewal of
the depression which has characterized
dealings for some days past, The changes
in the general list was not marked except
In the prices Of Missouri Pacific and Union
Pacific; the former opened at 27X and
afterwards declined Az per cent, touching
93H; Union Pacific advanced from 62 to 63,
and declined to o. x; New Jersey Central
rose 10 1914, ind Atlantic L Pacific pre-.
ferred to ~, but there was q decline after.
wards of per cent, Western Union, Pa.
cifc Mail and Erie were firm. AT the
second board the market was strong with n
recovery Of Iah in the general list.
Stocks ut the close were generally firm,
with II recovery Of 4 to u per cent
from the lowest point Of the day.
Union Pacific rallied from GlA to
O2Ii, and closed ut GlA. Lake Shore I'D.
vancGd to 549S and left of ut 6414. Pacific
Mail recovered to 3GIS, and Western Union
to 76A. Northwest rose to 3SjS, and closed
at 3SII. New Jersey Central advanced 10
1917 bid, and Delaware, LaCkawanna &
Western was steady at 1lSNallSA. New
York Central, Harlem and Rock Island
were firm. Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph
advanced to Is. Central Pacific was firm
at % bid and none offered. Missouri Pa.
ciGc rallied to %, but finally closed At 2324
a9i. Atlantic 4 Pacific preferred closed ut
GHaGH. The Directors Of this company
will meet tomorrow, when some statement
will probably be made. The transactions
at the Stock Exchange were 12l 900 shares,
Of which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, 1000
Western Union, 10000 Northwestern com.
mon, 5000 81. Paul common, l,lOO prefer.
red, 1890 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 1000
Ohios, 100 Wabash, 1900 Union Pacific,
and $4,000 MiSsOuris.
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SPECTAL ELECTION.

CTINTN MI T4TI TTUN'
WHEREAS, A writ Of election is in my
hands, requiring nc to give notice Of ali
election to be held on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of October, 1875,
to oil II vacancy occasioned by the death Of
Andrew j. pannell, Of Ohio county, this Is
to give notice TINT an election for the pur.
poses Of choosing n Senator for the unex.
pired term for the First Senatorial District,
consisting Of the counties of Hancock,
brooke and Ohio, will he held on the day
aforesaid, pursuant TO the statute.
II. :. BROWN,
sep7 Sheriff Ohio county.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, October O,-Wheat-lIn.
changed. Corn aud OAts-Ic lower, Pc.
acknowledgment.
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spouse from Lis fond delusOns she reminds him that
Freia the goddess Of youth, is given to the giants
az q security for the payment Of their labor. Unless
the price asked by them can be paid the lovely god
dcss must become the prey Of the rnde wOrmcn, for
Woidn has bound himself to thcm by solemn oath,
and the existence Of his reign is founded on the in
volatility Of plishted promises. As If to remind
him of this limit Of his power the orchestra intones
O % emn theme which might be called the Law or
Bond-motive. 1t appears first as the descending
scale from b fat to the octave natural Vocal
Score, p. 55 and will to again in the course
of tho piece, being recognizable by its peculiar
rhythmical formation. Another important melody OF
great sweetness, which first In this scene IL
that which marks the entrance Of Frcid, the goddess
of youth TO its sounds she ipores the assistance OF
Uodn against her pursucrs, whose clumsy footsteps,
following the lovely maiden, arc characterized by
heavy rhythmical phrase in the orchestra. The con-
tras between the natures here brought in contact ID
thus expressed by the music with intensity wholly
unattanable by verbal explanation. Like Shylock,
the giants Z" stay on their bond" and the nnarswer-
able force of that plea is ut illustrated by the
aforementioned BOnd-move in tho orchestra. 10
break hisWoIrse would he suicidal on U0dns part,
and xousy the god looks out for help and advice
from him who first persuaded him to conclude the
fatal bargain with the giants This Is LOge. the god OF
fire aud the Mcphstophcles of northern mythology.
Woan has formed him into permanent shape and
personality but he still retains tho wildncss OF his
native clement and hates his brother gods, who in
return look on him with undisguised suspicion. The
chromatic motive expressive Of his character re-
scmblcs the fitful Pickering of fire.:
n
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No. 10. valkyrie, Vocal Score. p. a.


In the second part of the song the previous Love
motive (No. 81 is beautifully introduced in the ac-
commandment replaced again by the melody just
ouotel in triumphant chorus Mt the close.
In the ensuing combat between Hundh1 and Se9-
mund Uoian's heart is ON the side Of his son. But
Fricka tho protectress of marriage vows, insists
mon tho punishment of the adultercr and Wotan
has to bow down and relinquish his own hero and
savior Here again we meet with the wcl-known
Bond-motive from tho "RhiDegold" which shows the
,ulcction of the ghcst will TO the higher force Of
established law. 1t is now that BrynhiM the
Valkyrio or sworl-naden, and fayorlte daughter
of Uoidn takes tho prominent place in the action
which she is hcnceforh to occupy till tho end of the
trilogy She is the ideal type of womanhood sought
after in all his previous works. and here ut last
achieved by Wagner. Touched by Siegr,anfs MIS-
fortune abe tries to protect him against Wotan's
command, aud when the hero falls. pierced by the
spear of the god she exposes herself to severest pun
shment by saving SieGliade and the babe in her
bosom. BrynhiTs flight from Uotan's wrath. the
wild songs and EXPLANATIONS Of her sister Valkyres.
who vainly try to shelter her. and the passionate
reproachcs of the god-al this has given rise
to q scene Of weird beauty. such as IL woull
I've impossible to describe in few words or indeed in
any words. Part Of this has been arranged for
concert purposes and II am not mistaken repeat
edly performed at New-York. In that case my
readers will infinitely prefer their own remembrance
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No. o. Cyslkyrie. voca. Score.

The sweet converse Of the pair is interrupted by
Usudipo's arrival announced by an ominOus rytb-
nical phrase in the orchestra. His question Sieg-
,,vud answers with tale of his adventures-a tale
which in its simple musical structure again reminds
IN of that true foun of artistic inspiration the popu
lar song From Siegmunfs relation Hunding gathers
that his own kin are the enemies whom Segmund has
fought that day. Rising. he VOWS revenge. For one
night his hospitality shall shelter the foe, but on the
morrow he must prepare for mortal COMBAT.
Wcaponless, and almost despairing, SiC6mand re-
mains in the dark. But the tao OF his childhood
has Weakened old memories in SieJLndSs BOSOM Re
turning to him. she shows him the hit OF sword III
the stem Of the tree round which the primitive
dwelling is built. On the wOeful day OF her union,
she saws. stranger entered the festive assembly.
Drawing his sword he smote it into the trec-trunk
from which none of the guests could movcit. From
the Waha,l-m0tive accompanying her tale we know
that this stranger was Wotan himself who thus des-
lined the sword for his son in his highest need.
When Siccmund with sudden impulse wrcnches the
sword from the STEM we meet again with the Heroic
motive in (N0. y from the 4" Rhinegold." This.
Then. was U0an's bold resolution. to create hero
and TO arm him with Nothing" the invincible
sword The vc-scene between Sie0mund and Steg-
Iude is unequalcd in lis bOdncss OF musical struc-
tufe by anything known to me in musical literature
even by the beautiful duets between LohenDtn and
Ella. or >icqtiied and BrynhiM to which latter We
hall have to return. To trace in Wagners melodies
the gradual growth Of feeling from the first timid
Iploach 10 the climax of mutual passion would be
one of the most interesting tasks Of musical crti-
cism For want of space will only quote one
lyrical episode, a song Of Spring and love- swcetcr,
perhaps, than ever music ana poetry DcloIe Gull
bined To bring forth:
No no. Nalkyrie Vocal Score D. a.