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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-26
1000 Western Union
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 25.-FlourIsteSdy
and unchanged. Wheat-Unsetueu; &c.
i Chicago spring 81 06h, No. 2 gilt egg
81 0IK, regular 81 OAK cash, sales Of 81 94h
nj 06X February, closed at 81 OK Febrn'
m 81 O59Ea1 05H March, No. 8, 81 w
rejected $50. Corn-0pened strong ano
higher but closed at inside quotations
4O}Ea4lc cash, 4OXc bid February, 40hS
4OSSc March, rejected SOC. oats-Dnl
and drooging at 24c cash, 24lSa24hc FEB
ruary, 2i3Ec March. Rye-ln good de
mand at 5ONc. Barley-steady and urn
at 6l1kc. Dressed Hogs-llOlders hrn q
outside quotations, 81 S0a4 So. Pork
regular al $40 75al0 so cash, $l0S0al0 S2H
February, sales at $40 971lall 17H March
closed at $40 97LEal1 90 March, Sll l7hI
ii 20 April. Lard-ln fair demand but a.
lower rates at 81 S911a7 IS cash, 81 $50
7 37k February, 81 46a7 AN March
closed at 81 45a7 AN March, 81 57h April
Hulk Meats-Dull. Whisky-$lo$ .
At the close Wheat was unsettled but
generally higher at 81 0ijsal 05 February
81 O5Hai 05A March. Corn firm n un'
changed. Oats steady and unchanged
Provisions steady and unchanged.
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THE MNERs.-There were some forty
in attendance at the miners' meeting last
evening, at the Atlantic Engine House
MI. E. j. Criswell wa chosen to preside,
and upon taking the chair made a speech
suggesting that the strikers should petit
tion the City Council for soup, as the
time had come when they must either
quit work or go TO work on the best
terms they could get.
From the reports that were subsequent.
ly made by delegates from the different
banks, in attendance at this meeting, 1t
seems that some are getting 80 cents.
some 40 cents and others 30 cents per
wagon. All the men at Collins bank are
at work. Zimmer's men went in, after
getting money from the Union 10 help
them stay ont. In Bridgeport, all the
places Of the men who had struck were
filled, Thalman's men are In. Kimber-
~ has enough men TO u his mines.
Mckinley proposes to allow only 40 cents
after Monday. Kasley's men are 10 get
two cents per bushel for clean coal.
After these reports had been heard the
President said It was useless 10 hold out
longer, and a resolution was adopted per-
hitting all miners who could togo to work
at 40 cents per wagon. At the same time
meetings are still to be held to further
consider the situation.
The meeting then adjourned, without
specifying any particular time for anoth-
er gathering.
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PERSONAL POINTS. Ex-Governor
Jacob and ]. Il. Good, Esq, took a jaunt
10 Wellsburg yesterday on legal buGiness.
II. p. Wilson, Of Cl~arksbuFg; and j. g.
Mcfarland, Of Jefferson, Ohio, are at
the Mcclure.
Rev. Alex. ST. Clair, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church at BArnesyille,O Ohio,
was in the city yesterday.
Robert Crangle, EGG, who has been
spending the past month in Rochester,
New York, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Costello died at the residence
Of his parents in the First Ward on
Thursday night. Peter was a clever
young man, and liked by everybody. The
afflicted family have the sincere sympathy
Of a large circle OF friends.
Miss Lizzie Lewis, Of St. Clairsville,
Ohio, well known here, died yesterday
morning OF consumption.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and her
entire 0pera troupe attended Callenders
Georgia Minstrels in Chicago.
Capt. John Mcclure is sojourning at
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
We are pleased to report President
Thompson, Of the State University, in
improved health. He will probably be
able to deliver his lecture on "Macau'
lay" in this city during the coming week,
MI. W. Il. Lott, Of the Trinity Church
Choir, at Columbus, Ohio, will sing h
the Choir OF the Fourth Street NJ. E
Church tomorrow evening.
MI. J. F. Emmons, agent for the swe'
dish Quartette Club, is in the city, max,
ing arrangements for the appearance o.
the Club In this city.
Miss Phillips, Of this city, presided at
the organ at a literary and musical enter
tainment given at Fairview school house
on last Wednesday evening, under the
management Of Prof. W. s. Elliott
We are under obligations 10 Mr.. J amei
Speyer, who is spending q few weeks a
Hartford, Conn, for a batch OF papert
from the Nutmeg State"
Mr.. Morris H%orkheimer yesterday re
turned from a business trip throughout
Eastern Ohio. During his absence he
was taken i'll, and was quite sick at Can
ton, Ohio, for several days.
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New York.

NEW YORK, January24-Colton.Quie
at 1lhalIHc. Flour-Demand active FOL
export, others quiet; No. 2, So 5oaS IS, SD
perine western and state 81 25a4 75,. com
mon to good S. O0a5 %, good to choice
S. S0a6 %, white wheat extra 50 05a6 20
fancy SO SOaS 25, extra Ohio S. l0a7 30, st.
Louis SIS l0aS So. Wheat-Unsettled, clos.
lug feverish at an advance on account oil
peace rumors; ungraded spring 81 10, No,
sMilwaukee 81 "a, No. 2 do 81 SOCIAL Sl4,
No. / spring$l So, amber Michigan 81 42h
al 43, No. = Chicago spring 81 "a. Rye,
Barley and Malt-Unchanged. Corn.
Opened firm and closed at an advance. OF
1xc for new; old steady; ungraded spring
and western mixed 49a5Oc, steam mixed
56Ha57c, ungraded old western mixed Coo
steam yellow SIC. Oats-Dulli No. 2, SOC,
No. 2 white S6hc, white western Ssa39c.
Hay and Hops-Unehanged. ColEee-Rio
cargoes l4Aa1sc, gold, jobbing at l4Aa
l9Zc. sugar-Dull aud nominally un.
changed. MolaSses-New Orleans steady
ut 2GalSc. Rice-Unchanged. Whisky-Ea'
sier at 81 06X.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, January 25.-Wheat-Easier
and weak; amber Michigan spot aud seller
January 81 FAX, seller February 81 2iiS,
No. l red winter 81 251<, No. 2 do spot
81 20H, No. 2 spring 81 10. Corn-Weak;
new high mixed 4Sc, No. 2 spot 43c, seller
February43Xc seller Maybe, rejected 43c,
new SOC new damaged S21fc. oats-Quiet;
No. 9 white 2S4c, Clover Seed-Pimc
81 OK, No. 2, 81 IS. Hogs-$450 for light.
At the close Wheat wa In fair demand
but at lower rates; amber Michigan seller
February 81 FAX, No. 9 red winter seller
February 81 20, seller March 81 22Ha
122A. Corn inactive and lower; new
No. 2 spot axe, seller May 1920, new
rejected S9hc, old damaged S9Kc. Clover
Seed 81 90, No. 2, 81 55. Hogs 81 40a4 55.
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PITTSBURGH, WEST VIRGINIA 4 SOUTH
ERIN RAILROAD CoMPAHY.-The Secreta-
~ Of State yesterday issued a certificate
Of incorporation to the Pittsburgh, West
Virginia & Southern Railroad Company,
for the purpose OF constructing and oper.
ating a narrow gauge railroad, from the
Pennsylvania line in Cassdistrict Monon-
gala county, w. Va, by way Of Morgan.
town, and through the counties Of Pres.
ton and Taylor to the town Of Grafton.
The principal business Office will be 10.
Gated in the city Of Pittsburgh. The
capital. stock Of the corporation will be
100000, dividedinto shares Of $50 each,
and the undersigned have subscribed to
said capital stock the number Of shares,
respectively, as follows: A. G. Hays, NJ.
D. Hays, j., Reamer, J. 81. Miller, all Of
Pittsburgh, three shares each; W.T.. vii.
ley, J. X. Thompson, A. Fairchild, ]. NJ.
Hagans, Geo. q. Sturgiss, all Of Morgan.
town, three shares each; a. Il. Thayer,
John W. Mason, George NJ. Whitescarver,
f. g. Jeffreys, George W. Brown, John
Doonaa, all Of Grafton, three shares
each; A. Armstrong, Pruntytown, three
shares.
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News.

River fifteen feet by the marks and
falling.
Business fairly active.
Phaeton, Telegram and Della arrived
and departed as usual with fair trips
Mallie Ragon departed for Parkersburg
Hudson arrived at noon yesterday
from Cincinnati.
The Exchange arrived at one and .
half o'clock yesterday morning.
The 0'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh al
z O'clock this morning.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh
passed down last night.
The Courier is to.day's packet at 10!
A. NJ. for Parkersburg.
The Hudson will leave at 8 P. N. for
Cincinnati.
The Salt Valley and Carrie Brooks
will pass up ! .night.
The stockdale, from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati, will pass down tomorrow
morning.
by Telegraph
PrrrsBuRGH, January 25.-Riyer 0 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
MEMPHIS, January 24.-Riyer IS feet
8 inches and stationary. Weather clear;
mercury G3 degrees. Arrived-Hattie
Nowland, Little Rock; Ruth, White river.
Departed-Capital lily, Vicksburg.
CAIRO, January 2G.-Arriyed City Of
Helena, ST. Louis. Departed-Kanawha,
St. Louis; City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
River % feet. Weather clear. Mercury
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AN old gent tied a lively calf to a post
on Market street, above 1lth, yesterday
morning, and instantly a crowd Of urchins
began 70 extract a little fun from that
veal. While they were in high glee play.
ing circus with the playful little creature,
the owner suddenly made his appearances
and created a panic among the lads. One
OF them received q severe choking at the
hands Of the veal dealer, and this ended
the snort,
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Tpy prAp1. y HyR HtoH KtcKERs.

The PEARL AND her HIGH KIoRERs.
Mile Mabel Pearls female minstrels
gave IN entertainment In the Opera
House last evening before a large audi
ence, consisting entirely Of males, The
programme for the evening did not
differ essentially from the usual
minstrel show, according to he print
ed bill, but behind the foOtlights,
as presented to the audience, Il Is quite q
different sort OF an entertainment. Fee
male Minstrels are popularity supposed
to be extremely vulgar, and Mile PEARLS
company did not belle the expectations
Of the large audience which had assem-
bled for the purpose Of seeiug and hear
ing something "smutty." No opportun-
ity was lost by any member OF the COM
pany to show up in indecency and
yulgarity.
The performance commenced with an
Introductory overture which exhibited
the talents Of several very fair
ballad singers, and the weakness Of
the two end men. Johnny Whitney and
Emma Clifford then danced q jig, and
were lollOWeu py Mlbb ftobt Lacuhet y
petite banjoist. Leslie and Williams did
better in song and dance than they did
on the ends, and gave 4 very creditable
Ethiopian sketch in their line. Then
came Miss Minnie Farrell, q pretty
blonde, in . budget Of character songs,
which were heartily applauded.
The "Living Art Tableaux" were on
the programme right here, but were
omitted, for reasons best known to the
management. The audience certainly
had no reason to regret the omission,
judging from the material OF which the
statues were 10 be made.
After this there was q very prosy Irish
dialogue between Emma Clifford and
Johnny Whitney; Rose Lacune sang a
couple Of ballads; Minnie Farrell exc
cuted a Sailors Hornpipe, very neatly,
and Mile Pearl, afemale edition Of Tony
Pastor, sang several serio comic selec-
lions: FL Nino Eddie gave some per-
formances on the tight rope, and the en-
~tertainment closed with a burlesque on
"Baba,' which was evidently greatly ap-
preciated by the audience.
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LIBRARY HA11.-Mlss Eaie Ellsler re-
celyed a grand ovation yesterday after.
noon. The house was literally packed
from pit to dome with an audience which
was only surpassed in size by the crowds
which Murphy used to attract on Sun
day nights. Every chair in the house
occupied, and the aisles were also
iammed upstairs and down. Towards
The close Of the entertainment Harry
Ellsler took the stage TO return thanks
Tor the honor paid Miss Ellie, and 10 an.
nounce that she will appear in "Fanchon"
on Saturday afternoon, supportedby John
Ellsler, as Father Bar6eaa.-PAs6urgh
Pdd.
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AT divers times during the last FIVE
years there have sprung up among us from
the East, Collecting Agencies Of different
kinds, and all Of which our merchants
have ~patronized literally, only to be dis
appointed. Now the best Collecting
Agency we know Of for the benefit Of our
merchants is a live Justice OF the Peace,
who has a permanent location in the city,
and we know Of none better than Justice
W. Phillips, 90, 18th street. IA word to
the wiser
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BRmaEpoRr IocAIa.-The Fleischner
farm, above BRIDGEPORT, was sold at Mas
ter Commissioners sale on Thursday, 10
Alex Lyle, oil West Wheeling, for $4,000.
Il will be remembered that on a former
sale the property was hidden in by Mrs.
Fleischner, who had obtained a divorce
from her husband, but on the next morn.
ing after the sale the fine d well.
Ing on the premises was burned
down, out OF which grew such
severe reflections on the part Of Mr..
Fleuchner towards the Register for It's SEN
sational and infirm report Of Mi. F:'S
responsibility In the case. Unfortunately
for Mrs. leischner she failed to secure tire
insurance on the house, and so lost her
interest in this estate, as q previous mort
gage to Jas. kelsey, with court charges,
etc, gobbled the estate tinally-the price,
$500 merely covering these amounts.
I'VE understand Mr.. Lyle solicited insur-
ance on the barn rs oon as he purchased
the property-but the various agents
fearing something rotten in Denmark re-
fused, in Bridgeport, to grant the policy.
Inc man, ". W. nieehb, sv i0uo'H
hurt yesterday morning, at Bellaire, still
survives, and yesterday, evening at b
o'clock, showed more evidences Of iavor-
able reaction.-though his condition l.
extremely Frustrated and critical. II,
however, reaction comes on at all, health
ful amputation will be performed this
morning at 10 o'clock. The utmost care
and attention have been given the case and
his recovery ia earnestly prayed for.
Yesterday afternoon n fine team oil
horses attached to a wagon were driven
BY a careless driver 10 the coal bank oil
Mr.. Aaron Black for coal, and soon
thereafter took fright at the rattle Of coal
in the tipple, ran down the hill and
pitched over The bridge below, severely
smashing the wagon, but not s%erionsly
hurting the fine horses. J.
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By some means a report gained cre-
dence over in Belmont county, on Thurs.
day, that Taylor Strauder was to be hung
here the following day. Accordingly
some twelve or fifteen young Changers
from Quaker City and GAINESVILLE started
for Wheeling, to witness the execution.
At Bellaire they learned that they had
been imposed upon, and returned to their
rural homes without delay.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was yester.
day admitted to record in the office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court:
Deed made Jan. q. 1873, by Mary Y.
Merritt, Of Cleveland, Ohio, to James
G. Carney, Of Wheeling, for the north
half Of lot No. 8 in square No. q,
fronting on the west side Of Wood street,
between 9th and 18th streets; $S76.
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n

CNcwHATI, January 25.-C otton-Dull,
Flour-stronger; family unchanged. Corn
-Firmer; mixed at 3SaS9c. Oats Heavy
at 2Sa99c. Rye-steady at 59c. Barley
Fair demand at Csc. Hay Quiet but
steady. Pork-Quiet at $l1 SIX. Lard
Firm and in good demand; prime steam
81 S7H. Bacon-Demand fair and markei
firm at 5Ha6Naz. Bulk Meats Dull
shoulders &c, short rib 55sc. English Meats
Nominal. Green Meats-Dull; shoulders
at SIC, short rib SIC. Butter-Steady'
Western Reserve 20a22c, Central Ohio l5a
lie. Cheese-Good demand at l219alSc
Eggs-Steady l1Hal2o. Linseed oil-Dull
Whisky-Steady aud firm ut 81 0S.
HoGs-Easier, owing to the heavy re
ceipts, good demand; common s. 50aS 30
fair TO good light 81 00a4 IL; heavy packing
81 load 20; butchers 81 2Oa4 %.
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THE City Sergeant has received a letter
from Teresa Samheimer, sister Of Fritz
Samheimer, who committed suicide in
this city recently. She states that she
was greatly shocked on hearing Of her
brothers untimely death, but declined to
be responsible for any OF his debts, claim.
ing that he had already received his full
share Of the family estate. She desired,
however, that any family relics he may
have left be forwarded to her.
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PhIlndeinhia.

PHILADELPHIA, January 25.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet
amber 81 Sal 40, red 81 S2a1 SO, white
81 4Sa1 4s. Corn-Easier; yellow soc
mixed 54nc, sail 54Hc, January HHc, Feb
ruary Doc. Oats-Dull and heavy; white
western at S6a37lc, western mixed and
State S5aS5Kc. Rye-Quiet at 6sa79c
Provisions-Firm and unchanged. Butter
Steady Western Reserve 23a24c. Egg
Steady and unchanged. Cheese-Firn
and unchanged. Petroleum-Firmer; re.
fined 11ISc, crude exc. Whisky-$l 07.
Wool-Unchanged; ample supply.
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DISCIPLES UauRcH.-Regular services
will be held by the pastor, Rev. o. P.
Miller, at the Disciples Church to:mor-
row morning, subject: "What shall ! do
then with Jesus" Math., 81, %. Subject
at night, symbols Of the Divine will as
connected with covenants made with
men, We understand the ordinance Of
baptism will be administered after the
regular service at night. Sunday school
will be held al q o'clock, r. NJ.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have a fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re-
markably low prices. Also to their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and OF Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale at
ADAMS & LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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Two revival meetings Of ten days each
-one at Mt. Hope and the other at
Gravel Bottom-resulted in twenty.six
conversions and twentyfour aecessions to
the church. A meeting is also being held
at Pleasant Hill with some success.
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The abatement that Mr.. Waugh is soon
TO retire from the management Of the
81. James Hotel proves to be incorrect.
Mr.. Waugh leased the house for three
years, and proposes TO still continue In
charge. We are pleased to make this
correction, as Mr.. Waugh Is a popular
landlord, and our citizens cannot afford
To lose him.
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THE Moundsville military company
has adopted the EouaVe style Of Uniform
-red knee.breeches, yellow leggins, sky
blue vest, navy blue jacket trimmed with
yellow, and red cap. The organization
now numbers forty, and new names are
being added daily.
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RUNAWAY IN BRtpaEroRr.-Yesterday
afternoon u two horse team belonging to
Squire McComas wa standing at Blacks
coal bank, in West Bridgeport when they
took fright at the noise Of the coal de.
scending the shute and ran down the hill
at a fearful speed. AT the Intersection OF
the coal bank road with the pike the team
ran over the edge Of c%ulvert, and were
precipitated a distance Of about twelve
ieet, the wagon falling on top Of them.
Strange to say, however, they were gotten
Out OF the stream uninjured.
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Massachusetts Legislature and
Blaine.

BosroS, January 25.-The Senate re.
fused to concur in the House resolutions
thanking Senators Dawes and Hoar for
their response to the so.called imputation
on the honor Of Massachusetts made by
Mr.. Blaine in the United States Senate.
In the House a resolution vas intro;
duced that the Legislature Of Massa.
chusetts was opposed to the revival Of
any State or sectional animosity az being
opposed to the best interests Of the coun.
try.
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wEare glad to learn that Isaiah War.
rem & Co., who met with such a serious
loss on Wednesday morning, will start
their stills on Monday morning and ex-
pect by Wednesday to have their fayorite
Brand Of Sunlight Carbon oil again on
the market. In The meantime they fur
niSh Customers with the Camden Consol-
idatcd Co.'S oil from Parkersburg, which
they fully guarantee to the trade.
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A BRIGHT and beautiful child shows in
It's very expressions that Its Babyhood
was not associated with Opium, cordials
etc.-for the continued use Of Opium il
antagonistic to health. That valuable
and highly recommended Remedy for
the disorders Of Babyhood, DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, is absolutely free from Nor.
phia, and all other dangerous agents, and
can be safely employed at all times. On.
ly % cents per bottle.
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A pRorRAcrED meeting has been in
progress in the NJ. E. Church at Ben.
wood for the past three weeks. Several
have professed religion since the meet.
ing, and the work will be continued 90
long as II meets with any success.
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DooMs FOR RENT
Il THns. o,RRIEN. AGENT.
DOR RENT

EoR gEST-one ane Brick Dwelling, nine
II rooms, with all modern Improvements, lnclud.
Ing water closet aud bath tubs; large lot; located
No. 20 South Penn street, and now occupied by W.
II. Caldwell, Eq Possession April list
One two aud q haliItory Brick House, with eight
rom, and Hiore Room, yas and water. all In good
repair No. 6S Eighteenth street. VIII DO rented
very low. Possession April list
Two one story Frame Houses on Eleventh street,
suitable for otices or dwellings. Possession APRIL.
A. NJ. ADAMS,
deQa I927 Market 81,
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra-
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLvERMAoHER GALvAN-
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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NEW YORK, January 25.-Dusiness mo.
derate with commission houses. Cotton
goods generally steady and unchanged.
C%ottonades and Cheyiots rather more &C.
tive. Prints quiet, but ginghams improv.
ing. Mems woOlens quiet. The Bulletin
says 10000 pieces worSted coAtings will be
sold at auction next Wednesday.
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MEUREKA!"

THE BEST GAS BURNER IN TIE NAREA
and warranted 10 do all that Is claimed Of u Y
In universal use throughout the Eat indhs
ed BY the city Of Pittsburgh on the Itfft y
and In all the public buildlngI and 10 az!
yate houses. As to its being the btsl and as
Burner TO be had, the following oOnPirsn
dorse, the same pressure given zach b1IpG
Argand Burner gives IS pen cent more llG9t =.
common Brasa Fish Tall Burner; q Lava v y
Burner (no cheeky q per cent more Ell "
IS per cent mole; the Evans IS Ttr tent nat
the WINDSOR PATENT O. PR CEST hoIL
you will see the Ellis equals the Arsihd,
gives 10 per cent mora light, and lhs NIT
per cent, proving Ittell toe BEST bubNLhS
THE MARKET. Having bFc1 SPEclnln !
Agent for the Windsor Burner, ! neG ouG u
the citizens Of Wheeling, assuring then ".
all that iS claimed for 1t and no one atfE
atf6rd 10 DO without them. AlsO 4 ltS
Plete assortment Of Gas Fixtures, Lad ~.
iron Pipe, Bras Work Of MI dcNTigdo1, y
articles 10 be found Ia \ int.tlA1 lIanpS
Gas Fitting establishment.
deiO OSCAR SEELEY, 2il2 si'H