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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-14
REAL ESTATE.
All sales announced yesterday at the Marchsnte
Exchange went over to q future date
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSIT

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is o statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded in the Registers oac>
October IS. 1885,
s5.h St, IS f. W Of LIST av;. 25xioo; Albion
ah Asa TO
Anna NJ Gable and Harriet A. Loop. 5000
James T. Malcolm and vito to Ellen j. MorrolI. =. 600
vossi and bus husband "a TO John 5000
Nesge s., 755 # e. of Ellwood St.. i7xirreg- ~,
Jackson ay., 8 s. il. IT, e. q Gin =. sa.6xsi; D.
SSH and wte to w Mss,dn Non"
William B. wiassrsn asisrss' Frederick Way >, M
18th st., East dos loo iii and 4is5 Goxsa; j. B.
4 Ms 4. sie iea f. to am OF ss .S xo
alar NJ MaRganedo to ys.orie f Msagsned d. Nom
Murray to Frank & Bean 49, . 1000
a7.s and w ~s % SARAH Patrick
Walker ST.. s2sexirregSsr ts4th ward; Louis.
Coddington to Annie Larner. 1900
Same property; Annie Larner and husband to VIII 49,.
44th tn st. tSos sia and $40, s6x7s; Linda n Fer
guson to Annie LarneT ;v,,;;:: $4,000
II. Browning and wife Louisa A. Penneld 1000
'o ssn s G Clark to Mary q s
5lst st, West lNo, 2Il 25xlool; Charles Duggin
s :ss VINE to r dc Of P.s q av aoxsa Henry
sos ins ST.. n a + It. Of Sd ay 2oxiooS; John
whalen trcfercel Eiose s Ls~rence........ $3.50
MI Meyer yer and d wife TO Henry Rande zeoo
Sane a property hSpfy au S 10 s,rssss: Msss 1850
regular N Jarvis JE. aud wife to +. ii. Lcnt.. 5000
9Th sv No. 17i: ID. A. Stotwell TO William IL Weed
RECORDED MoRTGAGRs.
Cheesman, j. +. and wife, to William f. Turner, "
Of c., n OF 9th st years. $4,000
Fischer Joseph g. and wife To the Mutual Iife In
surance Company. Nos. 1873 and 1856 Canal ST.;
year.
Larner, Annie and husband. to Linda \. Ferguson.
of a4th st W. OF 18th sv.. lots two mort
6iJC
Same Louisa Coddngton: same property and
others in 2tth ward 1.-TWO morgagcs); years; to-
Murray Joseph and wife. to Caroline c. Bishop, ..
OF 18th of 18th av; AS0(
Norwcll. Ellon j., to Amelia Robins. s. Of Lexing-
OF 18th St 3 yeHrs................... 100
Pugscy, Amanda q. and husband, to r. II. Sumner,
- OF S5th st.. w.'of list = months- SO(
Sherwood. J. II and wife. to the Mu.ual Life Ia
surance Company. - g. corner OF 9th av. and 57th -
Smyth. Anthony wife, TO the Germ ania Life
Insurance Company. n. .. of Tith st.. ". OF Lax
ington av.. 4 lots -four mortgageS; years; -
Treacey. Thomas T.. to samuel 5. Constant. n a Of
1loth ST. W. OF 9Th av months ............... Aup(
Toole, Ann to Isaac l.. Kip and smother exeeutors.
&c Nos. 400 All and ti3 East 10Th years. f1OuC
REcoRpkp ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Brown. X. T. guardian AcD To James w Brown. w.
Brown. Joseph q. to Mary j. Munson (cSecutrtx. -
5000
vogei Francis to John BarnhoefI ...............-
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ACCORDING to the Chicago Tribune, the
introduction Of Bucket shops" Qow
agencies where any sum from 81 upward
can be invested on the rise or fall Of
wheat) has led to wholesale gambling.
The Tribune is doubtless somewhat sensa.
tioual, but it declares that women mot OF
desperate orquestionable condition" come
to these shops to gamble under assumed
names, as well as lads from IL to 10 years
old "by the hundred" and men, "clerks,
statesmen, book-keepers, men in business,
hackmen, teamsters, men on salaries and
men employed at days work, stone cut.
tiers, blacksmiths, and workmen Of all
wages and occupation; students and pro.
fessors OF colleges, reverend divines, deal
ers in theology, members OF Christian as.
sociations, members Of societies for the
prevention Of cruelty to animals and for
the suppression Of vice, gentlemen who
war on saloons which permit minors 10
play pool, and teachers OF Sunday schools,
hard drinkers and temperate men," who
stake thousands Of dollars in small sums.
Accepting the statements OF the Tribune as
true, therecent fluctuations in the price Of
wheat have brought The community to a
worse pass in Chicago than ever mining
speculation did in the worst days Of San
Francisco. Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-08

TIE publication Of last years report Of
the National Bureau Of Education gives
the per centage Of school attendance com.
pared with school population as largest
in Massachusetts, where It Is "a per cent,
and smallest in Louisiana, or 20 per cent,
Next to Massachusetts comes New Hamp.
shire, then Oregon, and then Rhode
Island aud Connecticut Kansas is the
only remaining State which has more than
half its school population at school. The
great bulk Of unschooIed children Is atthe
South. DR.. Sears, the agent Of the Pea
body fund Of Southern education, places
the numbered children in the South who
have no instruction whatever at 100000,
and the report Of the Commissioner Of
Education does not return any Southern
State, except West Virginia, 50 per cent,
as having over one.third its children at
school, In view of these facts tits not
strange that in South Carolina 81 per
cent Of the voters cannot read the ballots
they put into the ballot.boxes, nor that in
Louisiana a still larger proportion OF the
voters cannot read or write. These are
the real evils and outrages which election
laws cannot reach.
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THE WHEAT CROP.
Prospects for Continued Foreign De.
mAnd.

Prospects for Continued Foreign De.
mAnd.
The wheat crop OF the world is estimated
as being 1850, 100000 bushels in average
years. ofthis quantity the United States
produces about 100000 bushels, being
sO,O0OOOO bushels in excess of any other
country. France comes next with $780,
10000 bushels; Russia, 92O,OOO,OOO; Ger.
many, l2O,OOO,0OO; Spain, 100000;
Italy, 100000, 900; Austro- Hungary, 1902.
100000; United Kingdom, 94,OOO,OOO; Tur.
key, 100000; ROumania, 100000;
Algeria, 100000; Belgium, "a 900, 900;
Holland, 5,OOO,oOOi Bavaria, 100000;
Canada, 100000; Egypt, 100000;
Portugal, 100000; Greece, 100000;
servia, 100000; Denmark, 100000;
Sweden and Norway, 100000; switzer.
land, 100000; all others, 100000. Only
four OF the countries export wheat, viz:
The United States, 100000 bushels;
Russia, 5O,OOO,OOO; Roumauia, 10000, 900;
Canada, Australia and India, 100000.
The importations in average years arc as
Tollnuu. #.N
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WALL street is prospering, as always, by
-, IT -. - ,,,,o1t l. 1901,

WALL street is prospering, as always, by
the current stock craze, and small boards
are being emptied into the street from al
directions The advance in prices ap.
pears 10 be due to two causes, an actual
intrinsic Improvement Il, the price Of rail-
road properties, and the fact lhat long.
headed men with full knowledge Of i'm.
proving business have been Tor year past
picking up low.ptiCed stocks. Afurther
advance Is doubtless possible. The rail.
roads East and West are carrying more
freight at higher rates than ever before
since the panic, although the general rail-
road business Of the country shows no
advance in proportion to the rise in prices.
The great stream which is pouring into
Wall street now, however, Is practically
piling up the profits Of earlier buyers.
The price Of stocks has now been forced
SO high that many Of the best judges in
New York regard sudden and disastrous
fall as certain.
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extended, the United States may truly b.
said TO be the granaEy Of the world. Need
we wonder that, with demand upon as
equivalent to feeding one.ffth the popula'
'ion Of Europe, American trade Is reviv.
ing, and the outlook for the future Is en-.
couragtnR, not alone for the trade In ce'
reals, buEas well In lumber and all other
branches Of production and manufactured
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England imports nearly as much wheat
as all the rest Of Europe combined in ave.
rage years, while the United States sup.
plies twice as much as NIL the other ex.
porting countries. According to the ablest
journals and the best sources Of intorma.
ton, the European crops show deficiency
Of not less than 800, 900 900 bushels. This
is nearly double tho deficiency Of former
years, and, II the figures are correctly
stated, shows conclusivcly that the sea.
son intervening between this and the next
harvest will see a demand from abroad for
every bushel OF wheat the United States
can spare. Russia has already commenced
to import wheat, having received from
other countries over 100000 pouds n
poud is about thirty pounds) against an
expectation to the same date last wear Of
100000 pouds, showing conclusiyely
that in place of being competitor with
the United States she is for this wear at
least to be ranked with the consuming
class. a
An'exchange says:
That the greatest demand will be imme.
diateis not to DO expected, rs the stocks
produced will be 6rt consumed before ont.
side purchases are undertaken, but the
fact Is patent that a gOodly proportion NJ
the $50, 000, 900 bushels required BY reot
Britain has been already demanded. and
the shipment Of 1t Is now in progress and
will continue until another havest proving
more favorable for the British, Irish and
Scotch farmers, they will be able 10 pro.
vide Tor their own wants. The raising Of
cereals, howeveF, BY the farmers Of Enp.
land upon tho high rentals Gemanhed h.
the owners OF the soil, is at the best q
hopeless task In competition with tho
cheap lands and comparatively no rent al
all with which the American farmer is "a.
vored, and with present average produC-
tons yearly Of more than oue.fIth the en-.
tire wheat crop Of the world, and still
increasing area which may be indefinitely
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HUNDREDS, restored TO health after wears
OF suffering, give their testimony as 70 the
wonderful effect Of Bethesda Water Il III
diseases Of the kidneys and bladder. De. .
lay not, sufferers. ~
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HEARNE-.At f:iS ?. ~, October 9, isfg, JoHS
HRARNE, Ia the 0Olh yOAr q biz 90 - "a =, 3
Funsral viii IAkO plaes from bis Ats TsaidPpee No.
2Sll Market SIRED, tbs morning al Seloek wlll b
taken 70 the Cathedral, RutaI d Catholic funerals
will 10 observed. ,TuiGment y Vt, calvary, Gene.
taFy. ~ ~. ~ MI NJ '.n . VI
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WHEELING DAILY MORNING OCTOBER 1914


No1wooD, NJ Z, October THE wood.
land for miles about Madrid Is on,fte and
the farmers afe rapidly temoytns their
produce! In Louisytlle and Massena
great damage has been done.
siisir time isup, !" ala the dcctor5to The
patient whom he found using DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and he was correct, for that
cough was soon thing Of the past. Price
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Address all orders 70 WILLIAMSON i CO., esnor.
a Eastern Agents, 800 Broadway, New York, Or otf
Western Agent, MORRIS lCHM0N ID, CoVinEfon, nv.
List Of drawings published In the New York HeF1h
dolphin Sunday Dispatch, Pitts6drgh Dispatch md
LoISVtlle Commercial All out:Oi-tGRn ticket hold
On are mailed copy Of the oacAl LIT 4 soon q re-
eelVed, s., 10, +,
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oTTiadephlA Accommodation. This trlin only funA
between Wheeling and TTtAd0lphlA.
tDAiy except SundAy-N6giTk Accommodation.
iSteubanVille AceommodAtiOn.-ThlS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BeAire, stopping Wten required n
Sherman House, RtnAVille, West Wheeling ana
E1Pnvol Hill
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Ehspe1t laLlorLng lravIng oc,TIopER N, ID.

Wanted ut once Good, Reliable Agenta
In ae ktxesy Town. Adslrssa aaahoyesfio .
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"s" 7E4 1U
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SPECIAL MoricEs. "i'
CAuTION.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

0ErAEruRE o. rEAlas-wnEE1I1O mn
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TELEGRAPHIo DROPS.

The Treasury yesterday purchased four
hundred thousand ounces OF silver at a
price slightly below London rates.
Aseyere storm Is reported from the GEN.
trail part OF France. The wind blew with
force Of hurricane, and much snow has
fallen.
At Albany, the Republican caucus last
night nominated Thomas &. Award for
Speaker OF the Assembly. The vote stood
Award 50, G. B. Sloane 43.
Bismarck appears to be taking every op.
portunity Tor declaring himself In favor Of
protection. He recently wrote long and
favorable reply to letter condemniug
free trade sent him by tho agrlCulturists.
It has been definitely ascertained by the
friends OF the late w. S. 0'Brien that the
recent arrival from Raleigh Is his brother,
who had been supposed dead. Eointima.
ton Is yet given as to the object OF his
visit TO New York.
The Nevada Assembly yesterday adopt.
cd the Senate concurrent resolution In.
structing Nepada's Senators tovote for the
bill now pending In tho US Senate rela.
tive to discrimination by railroads in the
matter Of freight and fares.
The st, Pelershurg Asns R.ue, semi
otilolal, for the first time admits tha
Shere All has enteredthe Russian terrific
Iry, saying that II believes the news Is cor
rect but that i does not believe that h,
lives accompanied by his troops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-09
The PoIsonluR Case.

NORWICH, CoSS, January SIN the
Cobb case to-day, Charles H. Cobb, ST.,
father Of the deceased, testified that
Charles never rallied from the first attack.
His hand grew SO weak that he could not
hold his pen. On tho day OF his death
witness called at his house, took his hand
and said; "Do you know me Charlie?'
g Yes father" he answered, ~ think Ido.
These were the last words that he ever
spake. Atthis point witness broke down
and was unableto proceed. The Jury and
audience were very much affected. Mrs.
Cobb raised her handkerchief under hei
veil, and pressed 1t to her eyes. This
closed the testimony for the prosecution
and the court adjourned TIL Thursday,
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The Louisiana 1nvestIxa.lon.

New ORLEANS, January Sat the meet.
ing OF the Teller Committee to-day ]. N.
McGill, OF Tensas Parish, was recalled,
and testified concerning the armed bands
from other parishes and from Mississippi.
He heard great many things, but knows
the reports 10 DO greatly exaggerated. He
said, In fact ifyou inquire rigidly into many
stories YOU will find not a word OF truth
In them. The armed bands did some.
things which could not approve. They
threatened Bland and Douglass with at
tack. heard the leader OF the militia,
Capt. Cain, say that "a white man shall
rule" There Is hostility between the ne,
gro and white man. won't try TO dis
cuise this iact. Show me negro who
votes the Democratic ticket and ! will
show you hypocrite or a fool:
Fleming Branch, colored, OF Tennessee
was the next witness. He testified Us fol
lows: Was at Fairiax's house October
18th; when Captain Peck's party came
knew Captain Peck. They came over The
loyee on trot; was in tho room with
Fairfax when Peck rushed in and fired
twice at Fairfax, who ran out the bacl
door; another negro named Singleton
standing there was shot down; Peel
knelt down on him and fired five shot
into him; Mr.. Kemp grabbed at me, ant
Mr.. Goldman shot me through the righ
arm witness barpd his arm and showat
who're the flesh wound was made); Peel
was shot and killed by some one in hi
own party; Fairfax did not fire q shot
Peck was Killed by his own mon; this va
the tirst trouble that occurred in the par
ish last year; in this disturbance Singleton
was killed, Kennedy and myself wounde
and Fairfax escaped; these were oil th
people In the house at tho time, and an
. number Of other OolOFed people too
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Tile following appears as a special
Washington dispatch in Yesterdays Balti-
more Sm;
THE Senate Committee appointed to in.
yIcNigatc the method OF theTreasury book
Keeping, Of which Senator Davis, Of West
Virginia, il Chairman, has taken q consil-
erahIe amount OF testimony among EN-.
pl,9yeS in the Treasury Department and
Others, To-day Senator Davis obtained
an order from the Senate for the printing
Of this testimony. The testimony is re-
sanlrI rs private by members OF the
committee, and will not be officially
communicated by them In advance Of
lhe iorna report OF tho committee
70 lns Senate. 1t is learned, however, at
lnv treasury Department, that the testi-
m0hy which has been taken Is ol import
ahce. and entirely sustains the assertions
I'laie by Senator Davis in his several
speeches on the method and manner oi
treasury bookkeeping during the Grant
administration. The testimony is under.
Good to show that between two and three
thousand alterations, 0raSurcs, interline'
I "a, We NtIO luluS UH lUe UUOkS vi
!he Treasury during the Grant admin
lslral'on, and principally II not wholly
uNtIns the period that Mr.. Bout
wen was Secretary OF tho Treasury
u las been proved that Mr.. Allison
wien register Of the treasury, refused to
iOFCt balances on the books OF his office
until directed by Secretary boutwell, IL
writing to make certain entries. Items
reaching AS high figure as ~, ,OOO, 900 havl
lFSn Ionud on one set OF books, whom tlIoy
MI I not appear on another similar set
mtevcr work has been accomplished b,
!ns committee has been through greG
mNGIallon, apparently, as one or moro o
sn' Republican members have never up
Pearea desirous to have sessions OF thi
NmiI@iIiee, and it has been very hard +
Set them together.
4" the language Of tho great and GOO
King David on certain memorable oc
EasIon. "is not the hand OF Joab in al
shis" In other words, Is not our smilin
Senator himself the virtual author Of thi
dispatch? We miss our guess very mucl
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New YoRE, January .S.-Captain Bo-
gardus continued breaking glass balls this
evening with wonderful rapidity. He was
loudly applauded when he finished break
ing 1000 balls without having made a
sidgle miss. He went steadily on and
shattered ball after ball, Notwithstanding
that his. thumb was badly swollen. Short.
" after 0 o'clock tonight he finished his
work, having broke 5000 balls in 5000
shots, not having made a single miss
throughout. The feat was loudly cheeredr
morrow and try to repeat the perform.
ance. Mr.. Abe Klcinman, Of Chicago,
began firing after Bogardus, and fired al
400 balls, missing six out OF that number
Bogardus gavehim 200 broken balls out oi
1000. The match will be continued to
morrow.
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Pork Paci.Ing In tI.e West.

CINCINNATI, o., January S.-To.mor-
rows Price. Current will contain its usual
January preliminary report Of pork pack.
ing in the West. The report shows the
total packing at this date at the six large
cities-Cincinnati, Chicago, St, Louis, Mil,
waukee, indianapolis and Louisville-to
be S,545, 900, or ], ,055, 900 more than ut the
same date last year. The total at all inte'
rior points is approximated at l,400, 900
or $4,000 more than last year, making a
total increase OF l,430,000 at all points.
The returns indicate large falling off in
packing during the remainder Of the
season compared with last year, the
estimates for interior points being approx
imated at 100000 for the season, or co.
600 more than last season. Estimates on
six large cities reach total OF 3,06S, 900,
making an aggregate OF 7,065,0O at oil
points, which figures, it is suggested, will
be modified. The past winters packing
was 6,555, 900 head.
The above indicates an increase Of $780,
900 head. This is expected 10 be mostly
overcome by the decrease in the average
weights rs compared with last season.
The prospective supply Of hogs for spring
and summer appears to be much less thar
Il wear ago.
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RICHARDS, the Confcssed Murderer, Grows
Vicious aud ThlrHtS For More Bfo0d.

CHEYENNE, January s.-Rumors arc cur
ront to-day that an attempt will bo made
by the herders to liberate Olive and party,
who arc in the Kearney, Neb., Jail charr.
ed with the burning Of Kotchum and
Mitchell, but everything is quiet this
ovOnlnR. Tonight the prisoners are to be
removed to different part OF the State
for safe keeping.
Richards, who has confessed to six mur
ders is an inmate OF the Kearney Jail, and
becoming vicious last night, threatened
the lives of two oi his fellow prisoners,
saying that he would not be satisfied till
he had killed two more. His preliminary
examination takes place on the l4th inst.
Jack knowlton, q gambler, shot and
killed Mexican Joe, at Sidney, night be.
fore last. The murder was unprovoked.
KnOwlton has been arrested.
George Clinton WIS brought here last
evening in badly frozen condition. One
or both Of his feet will probably have to
be amputated Clinton and his partner
Perry D. Short, came here short time
ago from Elgin, Ill. Last Friday they
started for Horse Creek to hunt, separated
and got lost, Perry has not yot beer
found, and has probably perlshed In thu
storm
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

VINO will take Windy" Wilson's place
in the House?
THE reporters are to have better accom-.
modations in the House.
TIE Governors message will be pre-.
sented to both Houses to-day
THERE were 10 candidates for committee
clerks and II for pages Of the House.
SPEAKER MofEats address on taking the
chair, will be found in our regular legisla
tive proceedings. ..-. ..
JouS BRowN GRAy and 'sRetrenchment''
Farnsworth Of Upshur county, are en-
quired after many.
Ira G. Posr, of Harrison county, in
nominating candidate for page Of the
House, said that the county has had nc
favors bestowed upon it since the RevOlu
ton. ~,
"Ip you want 10 have these seats filled
with sGreenbackers and Republicans ii
1881, deny Harrison county page, anG
the prediction of the gentleman from Ohio
county will be fulfilled" Post, Of Harri
son.