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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-08
To the Afflicted:

Pr L. j. Czaphav would most respectfully inform lie
public the Pacific that as the solicitation
Of his numerous friends and hundreds # those unortu
natcY afflicted with disease he has ned his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and I umyd the practice
If proft1son The doctor would rolind all
in need of medical aid. that since reijnqushirg his
very extensive and successful practice Francisco he
visited the principal cities in Eur ne, iuSIcctn. dill
gently the most renowned hospta's, gathering the
perienc Of the most learned in the preson the benefit
which he offers all IL necj IF h services Eheu-
matte affections, chronic calr ,!isea Of the stomach
and kidney liver complaints, &C, cCssfully treated
Those who suffering from the and in iscreons
youth, wealn s. nysI@ a.l mental debility,
assured Of permanent Char moderate. All
communications strictly confidential Medicines by
express. Address l.. !. CZAtKAY, VI. D.,
au25Iv 900 Kearny st, Francisco.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
sion Lilo. Ban.is. ot NewI Orleans, .Dr

sion Pro- Benlis, OF New Orleans, Dr.,
Cochran, Of Mobile, and Prof Howard, OF
Baltimore---haye already commenced their
work in New Orleans and willsvislt the
principe places ia which tAe yellog fever
has prevailed
The cordial cooperation of an who have
facts 10 communicate bearing upon the sub.
Ject under luY3ugaiion is earnestly solici,
ted for the commission Ia
A preliminary report Of the lacts, gather
ed up to the 10Th day u NOvclnbef next
will be presented 10 the American Public
Health Association, which will convene on
that day in the city Of Richmond, to dis
cuss the report and 70 adyise the best
course TO be pursued in concluding the
labors Of the commission III not intend-
ed to terminate the investigation ION the
18th Of November but tig desirable than
those interested ia public hygiene, 10 all
parts OF Our coaairG shrula meet in eouns
oilprior sof're Assembling Vi Congress, as
IT ,p generally beltyd thai legislative sc-
non Will te pl4mptly taken in reference to
preventing future epidemics Tile agitA-
lion Of Sac puUIic mud upon this import,
ant SUBJECT is proper and commendable, but
herein lies the peril Of hasty or not fully
matnred legislation and ii is hoped that by
the action proposed Congress may have the
benefit Of the advice Of the representative
men Of sanitary science A'N' ----
The invitation Of ihe officers and eyecu.
tive committee Of the American Public
Health Association, extended for the Rich
mOod meeting is to "ncdical and sanitary
authorities and other citizens who seek to
promote the public hetlA" This. win af.
ford an opportunity for al who desire 10
advise in rafarenceto the work in hand. 'N''
If tue voluntary contributions of money
for the expenses Of the commission are suf-
tcient, II is intended to add to the commit
tee sanitary engineer, microscopist and
a meteora.ogist
The first step IN the Investigation is, az
already stated, an examination into the
causes o. the commencement and spread of
the epidemic, now being prosecuted by the
commission ,ya
The second step, the study of the natural
history Of rAe disease itself which will be
undertake. II tJe contributions Of money
warrant ... ..f4., 10
1t is believed that the study Of the treat,
ment Of the disease should not be added 20
the labors Of the commission The contribn-
tons Of experience ia this direction will
doubtless be numerous, and may be prop
erly left to The medical joumaIsof the coun-
try and to individual reports, 500
JoHS N WooDwORTH,
Surgeon-Gcneral, [ s, Marine Hospital
Service ~,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
YELLOW FEVER
-Four DEATHS IN MEMPHIS AND THIRTEEN
IN Nav ORLEANS FOR THE TwENTy.FouR
u0uIa ENDING LAST EYRNING

-Four DEATHS IN MEMPHIS AND THIRTEEN
IN NRw ORLEANS FOR THE TwENTy.FouR
HOURS ENDING LAST EVENING.
Memphis, October 30.-Weather has
cleared of bright and cool. From o'clock
last night until noon to-day the undertakers
report orders for interments Of parties who
died in and outside the city limits. All
incoming trains last night were crowded
with returning absentees.
SECOND DISPATCH
MEMPHIS, October 30.--The Board of
Health officially reported tour deaths from
yellow fever during the past twenty-four
hours ending at Q o'clock tonight Five
additional interments are reported by the
undertakers Of persons who died in
the suburbs Among those who have
died since last evening are Hugh
Whsstley, Mary Agnes Hare, rose
Henniger, John V. Batto, Miss Sarah Jane
Gilt THIS morning several new cases
were reported Of parties who had been
refugeeing back Of the city but returned
last week. w. j. B. Lonesdale and W. J.
Chase, acting postmaster are both con-
sidered in critical condition. Camp Joe
Williams was broken up
To-day at noon those encampcd there re.
turned to the city.
A telegram received tonight reports
three new cases Of fever at Colteryille,
Tenn. The Howard Association here sent
nurses in response 10 an appeal.
MOBILE.
na.,ha from x,allou, favar t,r "a kpura A
new cases, 90
MERIDIAN Mics
No abatement of yellow fever, funds are
badly needed for relief Of the sick and
destitute. The Meridian Aid Association
appeals for assistance.
CHATTANOOGA,
No deaths from yellow fever tor24 hours;
five new cases, three colored, Weather
clear and cold
NEW ORLEANS
New ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-WeRther clear,
windy and cooler; deaths, 10; new cases
reported "a. Total deaths, 3,9l7; total
cases, l3,038.
The recorder OF deaths receives number
of letters daily from all points of the coun.
try making inquiries as to persons alleged
70 have died during the epidemic, For the
past two days deaths from other causes
have exceeded in number those recorded as
having been caused by yellow fever. 1t is
therefore probable the board of health at
the regular meeting tomorrow will declare
the epidemic at an end. The Howard Of
tcials are busy paying of nurses and issuing
orders for transportation to those from No
bile who could not return home until few
DAYS ago, on account Of the quarantine
against them.
JACKSON, MISS.
Fourteen cases and one death since noon
Yesterday. Weather clear and turning cold,
BATON ROUGE.
New cases, 10; deaths, B Weather clear
and cold.
ANOTHER CASE AT GALllroL!s.
CiScINNATI, October 30.-Capt Richard
Blazer, famous during the war as leader Of
the Blazer scouts, died Of yellow fever at
Gallipolis, o., last evening. lie had ex.
posed himself to an attack in attending his
brothers family, who were suffering from
the same disease.
vICKsBURo.
VICKsDURo October 30.---No deaths in
the city; one In the country. Two deaths
in Delta, and seven new cases reported At
Bolton
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE

CHICAGO, October 81, 10 00A. M---Pork-
November, 81 sen; December, 81 971a;
January, IS OK, bid. Corn-November,
Slls; December, 1914 Wheat Noyem.
ber,slsa bid; December, SO bid
CHICAGO October 81. IL M--Corn--
November, 33T asked; December 331S
bid. Pork November, 81 IS; Deem
Der, fS 05 bid. hest--November SIG
sl1s; December, san asked
CHICAGO, October 81, $50 p. M-Pork
---November, III 90 December, 81 05;
January, 81 10. Wheat--December, S95s
November, Sl16 asked. Corn--NOyember,
93ASS4; December, 39 bid 33A asked
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

J" TnEkxAtiSG cures al iorms OF malaria
such rs schllls and fever, bilious fever,
swamp fsvet, etc Asa preventative il is
tito Best safeguard In cities where feven
Sste Iwevsient, II taken in time. Ask your
dravgist for q Thermaline. Twenty-Five
eents Nor box. Mailed free on receipt OF
prics By DundsA Dick & Co., 81 Wooster
street New York
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
GAS FROM WATER.
A MONTREAL INVENTION To lLLUMINAyK,
am HEAT BUILDINGS.

MONTREAL INVENTION TO uuuMIsAyk
AN HEAT BUILDINGS. :,
F.om the Montreal Wrntip Sofn esA
Ga seeing the ap5sication made. to the
city council by Messrs Murphy, Quinn e.
Beique for permission TO cross Sherbroke
street with three-inch pipe for the pur,
pose OF heating with gas the Montreal
seminary and college, our reporter, con.
sidered that the matter interested our
readers aud Tie public in general; for ii
heating can be done with gas on an
economical scale an immense amount Of
labor, expense and trouble will be spared
our citizen Consequently our reporter
determined 10 heir interest to earn some.
thing about the scheme and with the fol-
lowing result: Ills we'll known that cook:
ing and heating can be done with rus
much more conveniently and effectively
than with any other fuel; il, then, an
economical mode Of making the PAS can be
| invented the problem Is solved. This the
sbove-namcd gentlemen claim TO have
done. They make the gas from water by
passing steam tarough red hot coals con
tanned in Theoretically sealed vessel, and
by certain special devices relating to the
heating property Of tue coal the steam is
| decomposed into hydrogen, carbonic oxide
| and carbOnic acid; the last is removed
by publication, aud the other two gases
passing into the holder are ready, for
immediate use These gases, il is known
to all Scientists give more heat thana any
fuel ever yetused As 10 the economy OF.
their process, the proprietors assert that
with the use Of one ton Of coal they can
make 10000 cubic feet Of gas, willie by the
old system only 5000 could DO produced
that with The same apparatus they can
make gas twice every hour while by the
old system il takes from four to eight hours
for each operation that their gas will not
cost more thaa fifteen cents per 1900 feet,
quantity for which ordinary gas compas
MES charge from S? 50 to "a, These Een.
tlemen have spent over two years and much
money in experimenting, and having finally
succeeded IN their efforts, made application.
in different quarters TO use their gas The
reverend gentlemen Of the seminary, with
their usual iar-sighteducsS, gave them ev-
cry facility and they have now I, contract,
for the heating Of the college and seminary
not for the Fighting Of the buildings, as
these gases give little OF no light The
company is now formed and almost all the "A
capital subscribed IL is hoped that the,
members of the council will give every "a
ciity TO this enterprise, as II concerns the
welfare Of our citizens the poor even none
than the rich es ve NE informed that the
gas can be delivered nuch cheaper than
any other fuel
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE AGENCY OF
WELLS & KERTH,

EXPERIMENTING The
Royal Canadian c. .St sS ssS;S Soc; aea
British America A! !oa!o'isH PiSs s ss!o
Millville Fire A. Ss.s @.t si.. sass' %
Commercial iof New York . cI:, 4. ~
Union Cof phi.dslpai. s ss.' y, In 's''l
E;ua,non'ot (of Dayton, o..
Eomnou (of Freepo.t, NJ.
utrlllhH Assets. ..,...,....'...,.. S4@,s77 IS
RISKS WRITTEN AT FAIR RATES
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 20. 1878

'''~s~s"AONt ~ ", OCt 80, 1910,
The administration designs covering the
south with radical special officers 10 "pfe
serve'the purity Of the ballot at the No.
ssmber sIe'ection. The Attorney General
says the number Of deputy marshal, thar
can be appoiated under the law ia unlimit
cd, though special supervisors of election can
be appointed only in cite, Of ,yer 10000
inhabitants. The duties OF These specials
are to revise registration sts, witness the
election and eoun, the ballots. When We
get Democratic Congress thia law, with
other relics OF a time when the constitution
Was nhigs so much wave psper wl
idsappearrs from the statute books
Immediately. Voorhees,, who viii sn.
qnestlonably be elected 10 the senate.
and who instinctiyey abhors the very ides
OF federal encDachmcnt upon the rights Of
states, will be the natural leader in the
movement tor repeal. lie could ask Tor no
better field for the exercise OF his remarks
pietalents, and could in no other way do so
much to harmonize the Democratic party
The Senate Of 1870 will be one of unusual
ability, and the Democrats will have NO
cause to be ashamed of the men they have
sent to H. ,, a4'
Secretary SchurI speaks in Boston to-
night, and will no doubt be listened To bg
a very large humber OF persons. lie is
known to dislike the idea OF making polit
zeal speeches while holding Office, hat hiss
q, constitutional incapacity tor asserting
himself in opposition 10 pressure IRON those
around him. lie would never have left the
Republican party ii the leaders had attempt.
ed TO- please him. But they never liked
him. and they took no pains To conceal
their, dislike. lie would never have re.
Joined the, Republican par1y il leading
Democrats had done snythlng tosrcure h,
services; but they disliked him.
I give for what ii is worth--a rGmor
tint 1lr Iiiden has written, and will
shortly publish, letter in which he en-
phaticslly states that he will not, under ANY
circumstances, take any part hereafter in
state or national politics. ! cannot learn
whether, the letter was written before OF
since the publication 10y the Tribune OF thc
allesef dispatches concerning Floridas and
South Cardinals ELECTORAL votes. IT has
been known for some time BY the intimate
ffiehdss OF Mr.. Tildcn that he would not
thereafter probably take any actiye psn ia
politics. but. this letter, If indeed ii haa
been written, will be a surprise to them
Aost members OF The Cabinet are back
here Ind at their posts. The charming o..
tobey weather OF Washington should draw
thousands annually to the city, If were
always October here no reasonable Cabinet
officer would leave the city to make stump
speeches. Mr. schura might do il, hut he
is 4 man Of whims and csprices and what
he does cannot often be accounted for ia
rational manner Public sentiment has
shown ixelf unisvorable TO this speech
lhsking by Cabinet officers and Presidents.
and probably We have seen the last Of il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

TrNrvERslTY OF VIRGINIA. Session b.
months The institution 10 organized on the cleo.
tive system, giving the studentaree choice Of stud
lea with full courses 10 the schools Of the Acade'
mic Department and In the schools 81 Law,
Medicine, Engineering and Agriculture. For cat.
sloguc apply 70 the Secretary OF the Faculty, r. o.
'NAA'.'"" 'jAHEsF. HARRISON, Nd,
ChAlrmauof the Faculty.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
EDUCATIONAL.
BLOOMINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

Juds, r. N. Benjamin, Dean; Klerren,ary aud
Constitutional Law. Judge y. r. Reeves, Torts
tracts and Real Property. Hon. Lawrence Weldon,
Pleading. A. q. Kari, LII. b., Evidence and Crimi.
nal Law Diploma on two years attendance, admits
to the Bar Of Illinois. Prizes for best examination
on whole course. First prize, 500; and prize. 1ooi
Three terms year. Tuition Sio per term. Fall
iar!her info rm alton Applyto A. q. KARI, Bloom
ington Ill.,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

81 FoHsRooa shsve for ten cents good
hsir ca,ssot twenty-five cents, go to Henry
lSchiNks barber shop, No i4s CommeriAi
AyenGessrw srilt
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

AN ASTOUNDING FACT A large propor''
tiop>of lha American people are to-day suf.S
ferinp from tle eHeot3 Of Dyspepsia. or
disordeiej liver The reeultof these diseases
upon the masses 81, intelligent and valuable
people /, mat alarming, making iiics actur
ally a burden instead Of pitaeopt existence
Of euioymcn. and usefulness, There il no.
good reason iJy thi, il you win only throw
aside prejudice sud 5kepIicigm, take''the
advice OF drugai.a and Your niepda, and
try one bottle o Green's August Flower,
your specify r'lict 10 certain Millions Of
bottles o, ta,2 medicine have been gwenl
away TO rs iu yirtuea with satisfactory rs'
suits N every cnae You con buy u sample
bottle for ten cents 70 Try Three doses will
relieve the worst case Positively soldsbyl
all drugglsr on the Western Continent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

FACTORY HAcTs, ---Closc confinement,
careful attention TO oil factory work, give
the operatives pallid faces, poor appetite,
lahgaid, miserable feelings, poor blood, in
active liver, kidneys and urinary troubles,
ahdNlf The physicians and medicine ia the
lwoud tannat help them unless they get OUT
doors or Use Hop Bitters, made OF the puI
estsah,t best remedies, aud especially for
such sssese having abundance Of health,
spnahine and rosy cheeks in them, None
need ,phsr II they will use them freely
They, colrhut trille. See another column
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL. GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, October 81, $50 p. NJ
Wheat-steady Winter IS 9d@Ss l0d
Spring, Is 5d@9s Cd; California average, o.
7d@9s Cd; California club, IS 9d@lOs ID.
Corn new, 23s 8d@29s Cd
NEW YORK, October 81, 10 90 NJ
Whrst-quiet- No. 2, Chicago, 9i@94;
No. 2 Milwaukee, 95 Red Winter, $50
u o. Amber, 05@l O3; No. 9, Red Win.
4 02H, Corn 500 quiet 80 steamer 48K@
4S4 No. 8, AS; No. 9, 47@471I Gold,
lUOL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

tive NoTKD GRAyK RoBBKRs. - Our
readers will remember the account given in
these columns OF the robbing OF the grave
Of the Hon. Scott Harrison, in Ohio, last
Mayt thelb'dy being found in the dissect-
ing ,rosms OF the Ohio Medical Coliege,
Public indignation justly brandS any u,an
IS scoundrel who will rob the grave OF
the dead. But there ore two noted grave
robbers in the country, so far from being
the. " subjects Of the peo-
pies wrath, are universally lauded
for their virtues. The reason Is plain.
While the former class steal the dead bodies
of our loved ones to submit them TO the dis.
secting knife, these only rob the graves to
restore the living victims to our hearts and
homes. Their names-Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and pleasant Purgatiyc
Pellets are household words the world
over. The Golden Medical Discovery cures
consumption, in its early stage. and all
bronchial, throat and lung affections,
Pleasant rirgative Pellets are the most val
'usble laxative and cathartic
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

PFNFNBER THE Cairo and d s., L GII
RAIL ROUTE between Cairo and 81. Louis under
one maHaremclt therefore there Gre no delsysat
Nav stauoua awaiting connections from other lines.
s-i2' Passengers going North Northeast anu WEI
should not bay their tckets untl they have exam
med our rates aud routes.
l.. NJ JOHNSON, General Manager
q 4 NHIILOCK, Passenger Agent
JNO K WINSTON. Freight Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

Office in Alexnnder county Hank.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01
CAIRO e. ST. LOUIS R. R.
Shortest Line to St. Louis!

THE trains Hr ta.s road connect ~ 81 Louis aud
l. East ST. Louie ul,l al. other lines 10 the EAST
NORTH AND SOUTH
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-01

SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23
Chicago.

CHICAGO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
" unchanged. Whcat-Active, firm and
higher; No. l Chicago 81 06Ha1 OF, No.
gilt edge 81 o3K regular, 81 OK cash
81 0SNa1 03H February, 81 0S1sal OF
March, No. 8, 81 90, rejected Ssc. Corn
Quiet and firm and prices q shade higher al
4lc cash, 40c February, 3SNc March, re.
jected SOC. 0ats-Steady, fair demand and
firmer at 231sa24c cash and February, 24c
March. Rye-Quiet aud unchanged. Bar
ley-Easier at Sic. Dressed 1Iogs-Firmi
ali sold at 81 %. Pork-Fair demand, but
at lower rates at''Sl0 65a10 20 cash, $40 70
February, $40 So March, $l100 April. Lard
Inactive and lower at 81 22ha7 25 cash,
81 80 February, 81 35a7 SIX March, 81 42n
az 40 April. Bulk Meats Fair demand,
but ut lower rates; shoulders SIC, short rib
IS SO, short clear SIC. Whisky-Demand
fair and market firm at 81 03.
At the close Wheat was unsettled at
81 OSha1 0SA February, 81 OK March.
Corn easier but not quotably higher. Pork
steady and unchanged. Lard easier but
not quotably lower.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

NEW YORK, January 22.-Cotton-DulI
at II S.16a11 5.i6c. Flour-More doing;
No. 2, 50 5OaS rs, superfne western and
STATED 81 40a4 75, good to choice So 30a
500, common to good 81 85a5 %, white
wheat extra SO 05a6 rs, extra Ohio S. 00a
z 80, st. Louist$5 00aS %, Minnesota patent
process 81 20aS 70. Wheat-Demand limi.
led; rejected spring 81 coal 05, No. 8 Nil.
wAukee 81 90, No. l spring 81 So, No. 8 red
winter 81 19X, No. lido $l'SGal S6N. Rye
Dull; western 70a72c. Barley aud Malt
Dull and unchanged. Corn-Unsettled;
damaged western mixed 35a40c, steam
mixed 561fa57hc. 0ats-Unchanged. Hay
and Hops-UnChanged. ColIse-Dull and
unchanged. Molasses-Nominal and un.
changed. Sugar-Dull; fair to good refining
7ka7Ac, prime TIC, refined quiet and un.
changed. Rice-Quiet and steady. Wits.
ky-steady ut 81 OF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23
LcoPFIE.l

WHAT with tramps from abroad,
domestic broils and the state Of the pub.
lie morals, the Mayor Of bridgeport has
a hard row to hoe. He yesterday re-
ceiyej an anonymous letter, rejecting
severely upon the reputation Of certain
citizens Of the Town, . copy Of which has
been furnished us, but which is too indie.
cent for publication. We are requested
by the Mayor to state that he will pay no
attention to anonymous communications,
but il proper information Is given him
he will investigate, and il lie finds that
the matters complined Of really exist he
will have the guilty parties brought to
Justice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

"GERMAS sYRur."-No other medicine
in the world has ever given such a test
Of its curative qualities as Boschee's
lion T four S hundred ID thousand s%nsu Sv small fT So MIss
Of this medicine were distributed free Of
charge by Druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undenia6le
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug.
gists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending II to
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about Il. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cents.
Three doses will relieve any case. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

CINCINNATI, January 29.-Cotton-Quiet
and weak at 1OAc. Flour-Firmer but not
quotably higher. Wheat-Dull; red 81 15a
i2O. Corn-Dull at $50. 0ats-Dull at
2SaSlc. Rye-Heavy ut 5sa50c. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Pork-Inactivc at
Sl1 20. Lard-ln good demand but ut
lower rates; steam 81 So, kettle 7Aasc.
Bulk Meats-Dull and nominal. Boxed
Meats-In good demand, short rib So 70,
long and short clear SIC, sugar cured
hams 73Ec. Bacon-Dull and nominal at
IS 5Oa6 75a7 90. Green Meats-Quiet but
firm, shoulders at s. 62]fa3 67l, short rib
S. 20s5 25, chiefly s. 22X, hams, 10 pounds
average So 90, 10 do SO %, II do 50 80.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Linseed Oil
Demand fair and market firm at 59a62c.
Whisky-Strong and higher at 81 03.
Hods-EaSier; common So 50a3 so, light
IS s5a4 90, packing IS 95a4 10, butchers
81 load Is,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

MANI vERDoAnp.-Charley vanGuren,
pastry cook on the steamer Express, took
a cold bath yesterday, much against his
will. Charley had occasion 70 go on
board the Andes, lying alongside Of the
Express, and as lie came back passed
through The wheelhouse Of the latter boat,
and missing his footing fell between the
bars into the water. He could not swim,
and followed for assistance, in the mean.
while making a desperate effort to keep
himself aloat. After sinking the second
time, Charley managed TO a v himself
by catching hold Of the wheel Of the
steamer Abner 0rNeil, from which posi-
ton he was rescued by some men who
went to his assistance. He was taken out
OF the water in an exhausted condition,
and will no doubt hereafter pick his teps
a little more carefully while on water
craft.