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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-20
River News.

River 70 feet 0 inches, and falling
Weather cloudy and cool, growing warm
or towards night.
The local packets came and departed
ut their usual hours with light trips.
The O'Neal departed for Pittsburgh 4
The stockdale, from Pittsburgh, ar
rived At Z A. N. and departed for Cincin
natl.
The Salt Valley, for IrOntOn, psaset
down at 2 FL N.
The Andes left for Cincinnati at 4 Pm
The.Emma Graham, from Cincinnati
arrived At 81 +. NJ, and departed fol
Pittsburgh ut . O'Clock.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh tor
Cincinnati, will pass down to-day.
The Wheeling ToWboAt 4 Barge Co
are loading barges at different mills
They took on 200 tons Of iron from the
Rtna and . considerable lot Of nails from
the Top Mil, Riverside, Belmont and
Benweod.
The Mallis Ragon IL to-dsys packet
for Parkersburg At l01 o'clock.
IBy TSlegraph.l
PITTSBURGH, March 2O.-Riyer 4 feet
II inches and rising slowly. Weather
fair and mild.
CINCINNATI, March Is.-River 20 feet
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incinnau

CINCINNATI, March l9.-Cotton-Dul
at 101Ec. Flour-Dull and unchanged
Wheat Steady and in fair demand; red al
81 l0al 10. C0rn-In good demand at full
prices; red at 40af1c. Oats-In good de-
mand at 29aSlc. Rye-Easier at 60a62c
Barley-In fair demand; prime TALL 42a4SC
bid, 45c asked. Pork-Quiet and I'M,
changed at $40 90. Lard-Quiet but firm
steam 81 10 bid, current make sold at TIC,
kettle 81 5Oa7 75. Bulk Meats-Quiet hui
firm at So 76a5 15a5 SIX. BAcon-Quiet
at 81 6Oa5 65R6 co.. Buttsr-Rirm and
unchanged. Linseed oil-Quiet at go.
whisky Steady and firm at 81 o..
HoGs-In good demand: common al
s. 10aS 40, light s. 50a3 as, packing $ 65
as IS, butchers s. s5a4 90.
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Brief nention.

The GeOrgias at the Opera House to-
night.
THE Whitaker Iron Works resumed
operations yesterday.
RAFrs begin TO draw their slow length
along the placid Ohio.
OLD Indications indicates that weshall
have warmer weather.
The South Wheeling Guards are 10
meet at Koch's Hall tomorrow night.
Two deeds in fee and one lease were
recorded yesterday by the County Clerk.
The South Wheeling Glass Works
have suspended operations for the pres.
entweek.
CossrADLEs' sales are more than usu.
ally plenty on the South Side just now.
Why .isitf
THE Wheeling Cadets Sixth Ward
schoolboYs) paraded the principal streets
yesterday.
THERE was a heavy frost yesterday
morning, but the farmers say II did not
hurt the fruit.
oSE marriage licenSe was issued yes.
terday by the County Clerk-the first for
several days.
The large hotel at Bellaire known as
thu OJborne House will be sold at public
sale next Saturday.
THERE will be Temperance meeting at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, South
Wheeling, this evening.
The Stone Church Mite societ-, OF
Elm Grove, met last evening at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. W. T. Chambers.
TaERE are said to be a dozen candi.
dates for the M~Ayorality Of Martins
Ferry. Poor Martins Ferry.
THE wagon road from Benson's Ferry,
on the Ohio side, to Gravel Hill, is in 4
terribly dilapidated condition.
THE train due here from the East at
9:l0A. NJ, over the B. 80. Road, was half
an hour late yesterday morning.
TnE famous ."Pre,zel Bandp was
%serenadlng on the Island Monday night.
They made a hit-a palpsble bit, as II
were.
u o1ye pa.l innIcson wiz soon pe
mere IN all us tefrors. a CLUB mas al
ready oeen organized IN The Fourth
Ward.
The trial list for to-day in tho County
Gourt Is y follows: =; spence vs.. y. W.
Reed and others, Adam Blum vs. II.
Caplto.
The price Of maple sugar this sason
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Is Your HAIR TIN on FALLING OUT?
Are you becoming ~prelnaturtly bald or
sray2 II so, take the advice OF the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use "London
Hair Color Restorer." II Is the best hair
tonic and restorer of color ever introduced
to the American people. It allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency TO dandruft
aud invigorates the action Of the capilla-
ries in the highest degree. '1he London
Hair Color Restorer' has earned q desery.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty OF
the human hair, such as no other prepare.
tion. can boast Of. As a dresser It Is the
cheapest, because the most Clearly and
lasting. Sold by all frst.cluss druggists in
fine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy
five cents q bottle. Logan, List 4 Co..
Wholesale Agents. d&w'
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A REMARABLE RRsuLT,-It makes no
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, II Is now
an established fact that German Syrup Is
the only remedy which has given complete
E%atistaction In severe cases OF Lung Dis
eases. It is true there are yet thousands
OF persons who are predisposed To Throat
and Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem.
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whoopihg Cough,
&C., who have no personal knowledge OF
BoSchee's German Syrup. To such we
would say that $1,000 dozen were sold last
year without one complaint. Consumptives
try Just one bottle. Regular size IS cents.
sold by all Druggists in America. eodAw
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@THE PHoEs1x."-Mr. Milton Mobiles
who was leading man in Manager Fitz-
simmons stock company when the Ham.
ilton Opera House was first opened, will
commence a brief enga cement in this
city on Thnrsday evening, in the opera
House. Mr.. Mobiles comes here with hi
new drama, aThe Phoenix" Of which
the New York Evening Telegram says.
a'The Phunix'n ia,a drama that not only
takes with the masses, but is full OF in
terest to those who are h%abftuated tc
every phase Of the drama. II abounds
with striking situations and presents q
potent series OF the under life Of the me,
tropolis. The role Of the hero, who Il
both Bohemian and Detective, Is ad,
mirably adapted to Mr.. Mobiles, and
brings out In full force his strong points
as an eccentric character actor"
The sale OF reserved seats will com.
mence this morning, at Adams & Lucas
music store.
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NEw TINE TABLE, ON THE c. & P.
RoAD.-The %Sleubenville Accommoda.
tlop, on the c. & P. Road, commencing
to-day, will leave Bellaire twenty minutes
earlier and run as follows, viz: Leave
Bellaie 4:20 r. NJ, Bridgeport 1852. NJ,
Martins Ferry 4:45 P. NJ, Portland 5s07
P. N, Rush Run $50 P. NJ, La Grange
5:34 P. NJ, Mingo Junction 5:A P. NJ, and
arrive at Steubenville at 5:55 p. NJ.
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The CATHEDRAL BuRoLARlzED.-The
thieying fraturnity seem 10 be getting In
their work on all sides Just now. Hardly
u day passes that we do not have several
petty thefts TO record. On Monday night,
Notwithstanding the moon shone so bright
that the streets were as light as day, no less
than three burglaries, which were reported
to US, occurred. one Of the three was the
robbing Of several articles, OF value only
to the owners, from the Cathedral.
These were a mitre, crozler, q gilded
pitcher and basin, and some Of the vest
ments OF the Bishop. The thief entered
the building from q window, whence be
proceeded 10 the sacristy In the rear Of
the Church, and found the articles men.
toned. He (the thief was no doubt daz-
zlel by the gilded paraphernalia Of the
Church, aud thought he had struck a "big
bonanza There Is no clue to The thief.
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Ba1peRpoRT IrEMs.--The. moral con
dition Of our neighboring town of B. p,
like It's streets, is, Mt the present time
decidedly bad. Notwithstanding the ap
parent progress Of the temperance move
meut, which is being urged daily ant
nightly, there has not been for years .
time when drunkenness, immortality and
general disorder seemed to have such alb
solute possession Of the place. Crowdi
OF rufians, under the influence o.
liquor, make night both hideoui
and dangerous. Last Monday might
there were gangs Of them on the rail
road, and a sort Of a free fight among :
lot Of Irieh occurred on the railroad
bridge. Notwithstanding the efforts
OF the fighters to throw each other off the
bridge into the creek, there was no record
Of malicious drowning. That there was
not, however, Is simply owing 10 that
luck which somehow, like q protecting
divinity, seems so often to hover around
drunken wretches enabling them Ia
escape with their lives where better
men would have persisted. There seems
to be no provision whatever for the preser'
walton OF order In the place; wickedness
plays its pranks according TO It's own
sweet will and there are none to modest
or make afraid Of the avenging law. Cit
liens lay the trouble on the i%neticiency
Of the Council which, We are told, stead'
lily refuses TO make any provision for the
payment Of even a small police force,
Nomiually the town has a Mayor, hui
without the proper support ofthe Conn
Gil be Is poWerless.
The municipal election draws on apace,
and folks say Il will bring a change for
the better. There are positively two
candidates for Mayor, Mr.. McCounaughy,
the present incumbent, and F. Q. Robin
son, with Squire Dayy Howell as a possi.
BILE third. The Council, 1t is said, will
be radically changed.
Squire Howell held high court yester.
day and had before him one Dallas Smith
for stealing several articles from the
buggy OF Mrs. WoodmanAee, which had
been left in McConnaughys livery stable;
also two Irishmen, one for being found
drunk on the sidewalk and the other for
alleged theft Of a bottle Of whisky from
Martin Joyce's saloon.
A small squad Of police convicts, we'ob'
served, we're engaged in lowering the
streets by cartipg away the mud.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday morn,
ing a boy named Jefferson Holden, aged
fifteen years, while at work in the ToT
Mill coal bank, was seriously hurt by /
mas OF soapstone falling upon him. II,
was terribly bruised about the head ant
shoulders, and it was frat thought tina
his back was broken, but such did moi
prove TO be the case. His injuries are
considered OF very serious nature, and
his recovery Is matter Of doubt.
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ChIengn.

CHICAGO, March 19.-Four-steady ant
unchanged. Wheat-Falr demand but a,
lower rates; No. 2 Chicago spring gilt edge
81 10, regular 81 Ca cash and March, 81 OF:
al ok April. 81 osK May, No. 5, $l02H
al 0S; rejected sikassc. COrn-unSettled
Sat generally lower, opened strong and
cash and April, 43e May. ~0ats-Aedvt,
but lower, at FIX cash and April, 27Ns
May. Rye and Barley Quiet and nm,
changed. Pork-Dull and prices \ shade
lower at 50 45 cash and April, % 90 May,
50 IS June. Lard-steady and In fair de-
mand at 81 20 caSh, 81 20a7 22K April.
Bulk Meats Quiet and unchanged. Whis.
ky--Quiet and unchanged at 81 04.
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AN indeu,ure made March 10, 1873,
between George Crumbacker and John
Wilson and Wn. Wilson, by which the
party OF the irst part lease unto the
party Of the second part lots 10, II, IL,
Is, IA, Is and 16 In square No. ], on the
west side of Carroll street, and lots LIZ,
8, 4, 8, 8 and z in square No. 2, on the
east sideof Carroll street, for ten years,
was admitted to record yesterday at the
County Clerks office.
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GREAT BARoAIss.-We will sell from
this time till April LIST our stock Of Pi.
amos, Organs, and Musical Goods Of all
descriptions, a iine pair Of Match Horses,
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness,
at cost for cash or approved security.
on which date A. NJ. Adams will retire
from the firm. Apply to Adams& Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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Chicago Cattle n s,s..

nal reports: OfesaT
C~ATTLR-Receiph 500 ,ht.
ha q ~ steSdy and active; shlpoiss
At s. S6aS %; butcher sSS AsS tNts
steers IS 6OaS IS, cows = w sealasIS
81 25a3 80. ooA q u,
Market lower; packers buvi5aI Ht "A
4CaS 80, light weak and iosa aesf1ly /
%, heavy In fair demand Al III "a
!, sIEEF-Reeeip. 20; supply ,o,,
IN strong request at $ 5Ol5 ie.' s'0a Y
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FouRru STREET TEMPERANCE MEET
NG.-The temperance meeting at the
Fourth Street 81. E. Church tomorrow
night will be presided over by Mr.. N.
Jefers, and will be addressed by J. Toll
var, Esq DR.. I. II. Logsn and Rev. DR.,
Cunningham. The topic is, allow l Es-
capped Becoming a Drunkard." The
speakera selected can doubtless give some
thrilling testimonies in this regard. There
are few men who have not BEEN in peril
Of drunkenness, and many have noticed
the steps by which their companions, who
had bright prospects, entered on a career
Of ruin. There is value in the testimo-
nies Of reformed men, but there Is special
significance in the experiences Of those
who have escaped the need Of reforma-
ton. Young men will, perhaps, be more
influenced by the latter than by the former
class Of speakers. Prevention is better
than cure. There ought TO be a general
attendance, especially Of the young, at the
Fourth Street meeting tomorrow night,
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TICKET OFFICE BuRoLARlzEp.-The
ticket Office OF tho Wheeling and Elm
Grove Street Railway Company, near the
Capitol, was broken into by q burglar on
Monday night and between s. and 81
taken from the money drawer. Entrance
was effected by forcing open the door with
a @iimmy.n
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Saur DowH.-The National Glass
Works, at Bellaire, shut down yesterday
In order to get the glass in proper order.
While some repairs were being made to
the furnace on Sunday, the glass got so
stiff that the workmen could scarcely use
il the next day. They will resume oper.
atious to-day. Orders are reported as
becoming plentier every day.
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CHARLEY BEHbxR's CEL1AR.-Charley
Behler, Of the Union Restaurant, resides
on Eof street, opposite the Cathedral.
Under ordinary circumstances Charley
has q good appetite and he generally
keeps hts cellar pretty we'll stocked with
the good things Of this life. Yesterday
morning he went to the cellar to get
come sauer kraut and old MIS-. Hub.
bards experience wa repeated in his case.
When he got there the cellar was bare,
and he could find nary sauer kraut, al.
though he is prepared TO take an oath
that he had over half q barrel the night
previous. Then he examined further
and found that several bushels Of pota.
toes, q lot OF meat and numerous other
articles we're absent without leave. He
has no clue to the thiet.
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ATTENTION, LADrEs.-We take great
pleasure in calling the attention Of the
Ladies' to the large stock Of Spring Goods
now being received by the popular house
OF !. Blum & Bro. They are the first 70
display . full stock Of new goois in ths
section, and, as such, deserve the thanks
OF those ladies who wish to supply them
selves with the early atyles Of spring
wear. They will open this morning q
beautiful line Of new dress goods at The
remarkably low price Of % cents PEI,
yard. Also an elegant line Of Ladies'
Brocade shawls, In Kniekerbocker. Che
mile, and fancy Bourelte ELECTS. IhiS y
the handsomest novelty oil the season, and
we can assure tho gentlemen that they
will be a~pprcciAted BY our ladies.
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tPuaLiu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
ne Eaioktfof Hoaon-The second social.
and literary entertainment Of Alpha
Lodge No. l24, of the knights OF Honor,
vas given last evening at their Hall, IN
the presence Of . large and select audi
enee. The programme was impromptu,
but Il was very generally enjoyed.
DR.. I. B. Campbell delivered an i'd
dress Of welcome and explanation qt the
adegree Of protection Ito insure the
Iiyes Of the wives, daughters, sisters and
mothers Of members Of the Order, which
was very good indeed, and was appreci-
ated by the large audience.
Remarks on the growth OF the Order,
and the good accomplished through 1t,
were made by F. 81. Waterbury, Esq, oil
Louisville Lodge No..
Nj. Ed. Larkin, the accomplished elo.
~cutionist, reci,ed "virginiusp in a very
effective manner, after which remarks
were made by Judge Cochran on the sub
feet Of forming q lodge OF the knights
and Ladies Of Honor.
After an intermission Of q few moments
an excellent song was contributed by Mira.
Hanna and Miss Clemmans, Of Fulton,
which wa roundly applauded. Judge
Cranmer volunteered u humorous speech,
which was very laushable indeed, and
Judge Cochran sang a song, which was
highly appreciated.
br: Campbell made q few closing re.
marks, when the closing ode was sung
and the audience dismissed.
LadteI Benevolent Sociey-The Ladies'
Benevolent Society gave one OF their
pleasant hops last night, at Neuhausen's
Assembly Hall. About thirty. Eve couples
were in attendance, and dapced until an
early hour this morning % Prof.. Kra.
mers excellent music. The officers Of
the Society are as follows: President,
Mrs. L. NJ. Rheinstrom; Vice President,
Mrs. N. Somehow; Treasurer, Mrs. FL.
speyer; Secretary, Miss q. Emsheimer.
The members Of the I. J.T. Society acted
4 floor managers. N%euhausen got up
the supper in his usual good style.
Warrington Hdn-A fine audience as
ssmbled at Washington ball last evening
to enjoy the performance OF the Wheeling
Cadets. A very attractive programme
had been prepared Tor tue ENTERTAINMENT
which we have not space to mention in
detail. We can only say that the enter
tainment was highly enjoyed by the aud.
fence In attendance. The recitation OF
Mr.. Joseph Deyipe, "on the Shores oil
Tennessee was verygood. Miss Theresa
Phillips sang the solo, u am Dying,
Egypt Dying" in excellent voice, and
was loudly applauded. A song from
Master Edward Trisler, a song Of "Char-
ley Howard the famous minstrel. pleas
ed everybody. "Prof. Wins German
Band" created an immense amount oil
fun, and brought doYn the house, from
balcony TO auditorium. MIR. Edward
Larkin was then introduced, and re-
cited in an artistic manner some
selections from Henry VII and Richard
III, which drew down the applause OF
the entire house. Mr.. E. g. Cracraft de-
liyered 40 eloquent address directed to-
ward His Excellency the Governor, which
was replied to in q few we'll chosen words
by Governor Mathews. This closed the
evenings entertafnment,and the audience
dispersed.
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CALrEspER's M1ysrRELs. = The ia,
mous Georgia Minstrels, who created
such favorable impression here earlier
IN the season, will re.appear at the
Opera House tonight in an excellent
programme. The company Is made up
Of genuine Southern negroes, who give a
natural and liie.like representation oil
old.time plantation life. There are sew
eral comedians In the company who
have no superior among their white
imitators. Those who patronize Callen.
der's troupe tonight will find them
unique and original, and their entertain.
ment fresh and enjoyable.
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By request oiseyeral esthetical citizens
and against our better judgment, We pro-
duce the second stanEa Of our ''poet lari-
ats" latest effuSion on spring, to.wft:
Obi betterfst time Of all moments Of tome,
I'll Thyme thee 4 ramblBt In lendeFeit rhOms,
And TILL thee how Oft In my loaglnss I've lung
To welcome thy comlns, y beautiful sprung.
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Always Ahead

The Spring season Is now open, and again
we are the irst in the field with a hand
some assortment Of the leading styles and
latest novelties in Dress Goods, shawls,& &c.
at prices that will astonish the most skepti'
cal. Our long experience In this business,
and the permanent residence in the East
Of our senior member, twhO is always or
the look out for Bargains give us great id
vantages over all our competitors in buying
our goods. In the choice Of our stock we
have been led to consult the good taste Of
the ladies Of this locality, which criterion
we have ever followed with satisfaction tC
our customers and ourIelyeS.
To all readers OF the IsTE111oEScEl
We therefore extend with this a special in
vitation to call on us, and examine the
many Bargains for themselves.
L BLUM g BRO,
nos Main street.
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THE instances are frequent where a per
son sending two dollars addressed TO 81
A. Dauphin, P. %. Box 692, New Orleans
La, has received promptly in'return 2
ticket In the grand monthly. drawing oil
the Louisiana State Lottery Company
emitting its holder to thirty thousand
dollars without any deduction. Truly ii
ia agoldsn opportunity for a fortune.
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J.Q.A. HAppAwAY, ESQ.,. of aEpisco.
pal Methodist" Baltimore, Md, writes
with much pleasure l testify to the
good effects Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
my family. Have used II many cases,
and in each instance the result was en-
tirely% satisfactory d&w
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Petroleum Market.

PrTsBuRGH,s March i9.-Petrolsum-
Steady; crude at 81 79X at Parkers ioi
Immediate shipment; refined quiet ut IKE
Philadelphia delivery.
on CRY, Pa, March 19.-Petroleum-
The market opened very quiet, remain,
ing 90 throughout the day; Gnt sales a,
81 6sLS, closing at 81 699s bid. Shipments
1900 barrels. Transactions lsl 900 bar
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pPanADnPH1A. March BE-.
FIFE; supertine s. 80, e1tn SIM pss>
yaniS family $ S7Kss l9X, WiS,ssSa s
$50. Wheat-Firm; amber Il y, va
81 2ssl 50. COrn-Firm; y.isN II
mixed 6SJGc spot and March. Nv. w
white western at S5aS6XC, v.s..t
At Sse. Rye Unchanged. P,a, stssi
Quiet Meas Pork-Sl6 G0ll' N
India Meas S24 OOa25 o.. LSrjNSS st.
7Na7hc. Butter and Che.se-ogt 90.
Unbalanced. Eggs-Quiet and uS SSsls
petroleum-Dull; crude 9XC, r,SsI n,
WhiSky-strongi western 1t slS. w
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TIE LITTLE sHoE HousE.-The public
are invited to call and examine the latest
and finest styles Of Shoes in the city, In
Guiding the Side.Button Boot, on O and
D lasts, French Heels, warranted perfect
fitting, and every pair guaranteed. Also
a large stock Of Cheap Shoes Of every
description, at low prices andno shoddy.
Call and see us. JERRY CLEMEHs,
IS Eleyenth'St.
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ABOUT A o'clock last evening, while Mr..
VIM. McManaway and wife we're driving
up Market street. the wheels Of the buggy
in which they were seated caught in the
street car track near the Washington
Hall building and overturned the vehicle
throwing the inmates out. Neither were
injured. The horse took fright and com.
menced kicking, but was gotten under
control before doing any damage.
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wheeling Cattle ,,a,p.,

"HKKLlNdI March 70, lrI
Live stock received at the Vines,
Stock Yards during the last week;
CATTLE-Receipts IS head. Co,, 4,
bulls SaSHc; thin steers OF heller Ia.
choice steers 4a4ltc; Western AM. y
last week at 81 25ai IS; demand HSJ,.,.
Hoes-ReceptS l22 head; nirfN 5,l.
Skate.
snEEr-Iu fair demand at Ale
LAMDs-ln fair demand lt4YSS,
CALvEs-In fair demand at Il osvr
per head
FRESH Cows-ln fair demand nlsh
80 90 per head.