davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFF1CY oP TIP SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February n, 1879.

OFf1CY SECRETARY
WAsHIsGIos d. c.. February ~, 1879
Nessrs Frederick de Bdry Co.. Al WdrT.nt. EeU-York
GRsnKgES The Department receipt OF your letter Of
the inst, nquTing the results Of the Investigation
auestrd by last Spring into the condition the ApOi
nars Waters into the United States with reference
% the question whether such natural mineral
ters exemption from duty had been fre
qucntiy claimed substantially artificial mineral waters sub
joct duty provided by the statute In such
conformity with your request Secretary Of state
thorough inquiry De made into the
by Cologne copies Of documents he IN
this department which contained statements rejecting upon
the manner In which Apoinaris Water. prepared
for shipment tho United sates furnished TO the Con
sui
very youmnous report upon the subject has been
oeyed with accompanying documents from scientists
others who have made the matter study and who have fully
inspected the spnng.
The Consul ne nlIet opportunity ioa. gren Aim
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
LADIES' UNDER WEAR.

IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE OFFER LINE OF
rNDERWEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. EMBRAC-
mo EVERY REQUISITE FOR LADY'S OUTFIT
ALL ARTICLES ARE WELL MADE, SUITABLY
TRIMMED AND SOLD AT PRICES so REASONABLE
AS TO COMMEND THEMSELVES TO THE ATTENTION.
OF EVERY LADY A VARIETY OF DRESSES FOR
CHILDREN FROM ONE TO THREE YEARS PERFECT
GEMS ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER ALSO
SACQUEs FOR SPRING WEAR IN THE SPECIAL
ORDER DEPARTMENT WE HAVE BRIDAL TROUS.
sEAUX IN COMPLETE VARIETY READYMADE, AND
CAN FILL ORDERS AT MOMENTS NOTICE
THESE GOODS ARE ALSO MADE TO ORDER BY
SPECIAL MEASUREMENT INFANTS WARDROBE
COMPLETE AT $50. $50, SIS. 500, AND sl25. ANY
SINGLE ARTICLE IN THE TRoUSSEAU OR WARD
ROBE SOLD AT LIST PRICE.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
IN DEKALB-AVE., BROOKLYN.

A fire broke out at .. III. Saturday, at
No $50 DeKalD-ave Brooklyn, and extended TO the
two adjoining houses. Nos. 5sl and 6s5 Thomas Orr,
who occupied No 5s3 a dry goods store, lost about
81 900; insured for $1,000 James Bell lived IN the
upper part His loss is 5000; fully insured. John
HcGure the OCCUPANT OF No $751; estimates his loss at
1000 On which there is insurance. The stock OF
Albert Ward who occupied No 5s5 as grocery store,
MA, damaged 10 the extent OF $1,000. and was not n-
snred Robert Mullen who lives on the second moor.
S.t $50 and Mrs. HuDgerford, al occupant Of the
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

Lady Jane" our great ancestOrY fOn come
from French stock, ihcni" Parvenu-"Well. yer
ladyshp, you may that he come with the
Couquer0r." Lady Jane" What3 In the costume of
LOUIS Quatorze Z" Parvenu-" Ehf Well. no. Fact is
our people always SO Ierucler about beng IN the
fashion they mad MIN painted fresh every lime new
'un come up Punch.
At the hearing before the Senate Judiciary
Committee Wednesday, upon the petition Of certain
parties to do away with ctOn shooting wag belong
ing OF the clubs remarked that pigeon shooting
dated back as far NOah's time. "IIOw is thatl"
asked Il member OF the committee. Why. sir. didn't
Noah shoot the dove out Of the window Of the ark a.
There was respOnse.- Boston TRAY eller.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
PASSENGERS .SAILED.

FOR RoTTERDAM-By Steamship Roterddm.-C; Bon,
ming f. Witcrdink r. Cause the Rev J. rnGnai nL e @
MTz l. van den IIoOg and two children, j. helcS TChe
he J. C. Schaefer {. SchOl j. Mezcnen a. InIeh miss r.
d iangeldcr ar and Mrs de Baker a. & n ~ roe
Preu,s J. r. Sacheben, Mr.. and Mrs dc Wey shd tnIcc
children w Benner. Sassen. w. L0wenheupt NJ hohei'
Mr.. DeCens l. SchOpp D., r.-5z u n ,uen
FOR BEKMUDA-BV steamship BeTh.nd " ID pnnaTth na
Nr pisk I = Norliu W r Rraithwaite, Mrs r. f. braun
waite and infant Eva Brahwae, p Williams NJ Long u
Oliver
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
RAPID TRANSIT FROM THE CITY HALL.

Trains will begin running on the City Hall
Branch Of the NcwYork Elevated Railroad this morn
ing All trains leaving the City Hall Will 90 through TO
Harlem and will be distinguished bv red hIg IN the
day time and % red light at night. The schedule time
for the entire rip Harlem to the City Hall is thirty
eight minutes The time table the City Hall Branch
j. arranged correspond very nearly with the time
table from the South Ferry. At the first tram
will be dispatched rom the new station and from that
time until GAO trains viii be run every five min
utes From G:1O a. to $40 q. m thcv viii be started
at intervals of four minutes; from $40 H. TO 4iJ p.
M at intervals of five minutes, 3nd from 4:4O D. H. to
7:4O D. IN. they Will four minutes. During
the evening from $40 y. to 1880 III. there viii he
iutcrvaI, of five minutes between the trains. About
ninety trains VIII leave the City Hall during the day
and cyrYing. Trans will be dispatched IRON Harlem
for tie (lty Hal Branch IN the same way.
The Time table from south Ferry VIII remain uE-
changed The running tmo from that point 10 Harlem
Will he forty five muujcs. Trains from he South Ferry
10 the Graud Central Depot Will be sent oil every
minutes The trIp viii occupy twenty-five mnutcS.
Every eight minutes trains VIII he t2rtcd from Frank
n-SGuare for Harlem between the hours OF 8: 10
ana 94J a. N, ana IRON to y. ~ wnit" flag VIII
DE di> 50 .ytd tho Trains 20 and from FrankL-squaIe,
and tne running TINE Will be thri! elght MINUTES
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
& TAYLOR
SILKS.

THIS DEPARTMENT Is EXHIBITING SOME EX.
elusive NOVELTIES IN DAMASsES. PEKIN
STRIPES SATIN wATERED STRIPES SATIN MORE
STRIPES. SILK AND SATIN STRIPES, AND OTHER
GOODS EQUALLY FINE, EMBODYING THE BEST
PRODUCTIONS OF THE MOST POPULAR LOOMS IN
THE SILK MARKET
PRICES IN THIS DEPARTMENT WERE NEVER
LOWER THAN AT PRESENT
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
WHITE GOODS & ZNBROIDERIE

NEW GOODS IN LACE.STRIPED PGQUES NATE
LASSES IN PLAIDS. STRIPES. CORDS. AND FIGURES;
NAINSOOKs IN PLAID AND STRIPES VICTORIA
AND BISHOP LAWNS
ALSO
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAGNSOOKS AND JACO-
NETS: FRENCH AND GERMAN PLAIN AND EN-.
BROIDERED SWIsSES. FRENCH ORGANDIES; A
AND 54 CAmBRICS, &C, &C.
ALSO,
CHOICE DESIGNS IN FAYAL EDGING AND INSER'
TIONS, SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW FRENCH
OPEN WORK EDGfNG AND INSERTION, ORIGINAL
PATTERNS HAND.EMBROIDERED BAN DS-SEIlECT
ASSORTMENT. CoLORED EMBRoIDERIES. &C.
CoLORED EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFSi
HEM.STITCHED, INITIAL, AND EMBROIDERED M
TIAL IANDKERCHIEFS, &C.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
HOSIERY.

IN THIS LINE OF GOODS PRICES ARE MATERI.
ALLY LOWER THAN PREVIOUS SEASONS. THE NOV.
ELITES FOR THIS SEASON ARE:
SILK HOSE, EMBROIDERED IN GOLD BULLION
SILK HOSE WITH LACE FRONTS, LACE oPEN.WORK
HOSE ROMAN STRIPE HOSE, SPUN SILK HOSE,
SILK HOSE IN NARROW STRIPES, OPERA LENGTH
HOSE 80 INCHES LONG THESE GOODS ARE IN
ALL THE SHADES AND TINTS ADAPTED POR THE
SEASON. FROM THE DARKEST MAROON TO THE
LIGHTEST CREAM.
CHILDREN'S aHOSE AND SOCKS, BOTH PLAIN
AND oPEN.WORK,
ALSO,
LIsLE.THREAD HOSE. BALBRIGGAN, AND THE
CHEAPER GRADES.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
FOREIGN PORTS
Announcements.


NEED 30 OTHER AWARD OR MFmI Than GRATEFUL Trs1IMo
NIAIs OF CuEFs THEaE BIIIEa THAN ANYTHING FRoN
EyPosITioNs OF PAgIs PHILADELPHIA, WHERE ALtcOCKs
PLA.rEgs WE'RE ENDTEn BEING WIDELY AND FAVOR
ABLY KNOWN ! NEED Any sucn IEois.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
HUDSON RIyEE RAILROAD STATION,

MY DEAR DOCTOR: Your ALLCcCKs PLATERs have been in
constant Dy myself and family for the last years.
They are invaluable colds cough pains
the ION OF January, just past was attacked with
most severe influenza FRUSTRATED me for nothing
relieved me- and afraid Of pneumonia therefore sent
10 your factory got quarter Of yard OF plaster and a
piled 1t To my chest In "a hours breathing was much
easier, and IN As hours was well.
NOuis truly,
". 7. LYON, Ticket Agent.
L A.. IL ID
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
LADIES' SUITS.

OPENING DAILY. COSTUMES IN ALL THE LATEST
DESIGNS AND NEWEST MATERIALS, FOR STREET,
RECEPTION, AND CARRIAGE WEAR.
SPRING SUITS FOR LADIES AND MISSES, IN ALL
THE DIFFERENT FABRICS AT POPULAR PRICES.
COSTUMES MADE To ORDER IN THE MOST FASH.
IONABLE MANNER, AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
At the herring before the Senate Judiciary
MARINE INIELLIGE ENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
spp rises eos .... 6:O9 Clock fast, 29s
Don 1926 Moon sOuths. sl3 Moons age days IS
HIGH WATER TODAY-A. r.
Sandy HOOK 1913 Gov Island 3:4S nen Gate. J.37
WATER TODAY-P.
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov Island 430 Hell Gate. Gle
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
APOLLINARIS
TURALMINERAlWATER

dh tctupCra
gApolna " m to nconem IL hey ner
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

10 examine he Spring and all ts STroUndings; that no ma
chHery for TIE mdBunctre Of drncd cdrbOn dctd gas Nd'
yoUHd ue preB that necessity erSd for
The mdHUldare Q sUch for use IN boWng ne waters JT
ne that ne Sprng SU supplies gas ma" Is
necessary purpose Of bong ne Waters and DTessrrn9
e dHOunto gas e0ntaiHed Ia the Water ~he IN u
Spring. Consul concludes his report JoA0rs: "Ihere-
Jore stdt that Is nY opinion formed dter rhdt consider
careful and painndktng irtsti0ation that the 1pOtnarn
HGter bottled ts Apolfpdr Spring. as exported % TIE
JHfsd States Is beyond qestond natural mineral rat.r"
The evidence which accompanies tho COnsurs dispatch
abundanty sustain his conclusion that the Apol
naris Water imported
entitled TO exemption from duty.
Very respectfully, II. F. FRENCH,
Assistant Secretary.
fCOPY.l
The Natural Aponaris water OF the Apoinaris Spring
near Neuenahr alkaline gaseous which may be
used habitualy as table water It's pleasant
richness pure carbonc acid favorabiy distinguish from
| the other similar mineral waters. siguod.
PROFESSOR DE- VIRcHow,
| Berlin, December "a, 1873
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
SHOES.

AT SPECIAL SALE WE ARE OFFERING LADIES'
GENUINE FRENCH KID BUTTON BOOTS FOR
SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR AT THE UNUSUALLY
Low PRICE OF s3 20.
~ SAMPLES OF PIECE GOODS, WITH PRICES DIS.
TISCTLY MARKED. SENT ON APPLICATION TO ANY
PART OF THE COUNTRY
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

u. Brdndreh, VI. d.

LETTER hon. JANIS W. Hustled, EIsPEAKER
ASSEMBLY.
PEEKsKILL, Oct 80. 1873
L. Brdndreth, " u.
MY DEAR SIR: desire 10 the virtues Of
AILCOCKs POROUS PLAstEHs. About wear
from a carriage and badly bruised suffering great pam
home three four Of ALLCOCKs PLAs-
Igs applied. The effect almost Immediate and IN
all pain left and up and attending to
business.
Your pasters very useul cases OF colds and
coughs used my back and my chest
had cough that my friends thought nothing
but tr1p South would These plasters eyer
effected perfect My family them
humbug about them they perform all they prom
Use. Yours truly,
JAMES W. HUsTED.
Other help is rarely needed In sickness bu.
COCKS PIAsIKRs BEASDRRHs PILLS These together
host Beware OF limitations. ALLCocKs Porous PLAsrRRs
are sold by all druggists by mail for 81 yard 81 so
dozeH
PmACIPAL OFFICR,
No 294 CASALsr., NEW Yoak
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

same house places her loss at $500. John b. Whitley
owned the three buildings. which were OF Iraine his
loss is $3, 900; fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
Announcements

Tspcnscheid's Spring Style of Gentlemen's
Hats Is now ready No IlS Nasssu-st., near Ann
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

A Few UNsCRUPULOUs DRUGGIsTs
Nav cheap worthless common plasers
on account the small profit they make them but
you reliable phy scans in own ocaityyOu wl
inced that PRVsON- CAPC1NE POROUS PLASTER
Will accomplish than half dozen OF any other kind
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
r. H. MACY 6 co.

WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AN1
THURSDAY MARCH -. 10 AND 20, IN ADDITION IS
THEIR ALREADY EXTENSIVE PREMISES, THE IN
POSING IRON AND GLASS EDIFICE ON THE COB
NER OF BROADWAY AND srH-~T
THIS SPLENDID ADDITION ENABLES THEM Tu
THROW OPEN To THE NEwYORK PUBLIC AN ES
TABLIsHMENT WITH ENLARGED DEPARTMENT.
INCREASED SURFACE ROOM. BETTER ACCoAo
DATIONs GOD LIGHT PROPER VENTILArIOS
IN SHORT A STORE WITH ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS
SO ABLY ARRANGED AS TO MAKE 1T ONE OF THH
PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF OUR GREAT METRO
POLLS.
OUR OPENING on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY,
MARCH Is. 10 AND 20,
WILL BE NOTED FOR THE
FINEST GOODSi
RICHEST NOVELTIES!
LOWEST PRICES
ORR ESTABLISHMENT CAN BE REACHED BY Ihh
FOLLOWING NUMEROUS CONVEYANCEs -
ALI. LINES OF STAGES PASS TIE DOOR fAHb
CENTS. ,.a,
THE CROSsTOwN CARS FROM l0rH-ST, EASt
RIVER TO CHRIsToPHERST, NORTH RIVER PASS
THE DOOR. - ....- o.pO
PASS WITHIN ONE BLOCK .e
THIRD AND 6TH.AVE ELEVATED RAlLROADsT
TIONs AT ori-ST 80 ,.,or
CUSTOMERS FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NEWJERsEY. LONG ISLAND AND STATEN ISLAM
ARE BROUGHT DIRECT, BY lhh AbONE NON'
ANCES 10 OUR DOOR. ,,,
THE Projected BROADWAY PALACE CAh lIA"'
vLy wIILPASs OUR ESTABLISHMENT.
R-.PECIALAT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ohDEh'
ny NAIL FROM ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY.
SAMPLES OF PIECE GOODS Sent on APPLlCAILoS
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
A MAGNIFICENT GIFT!
Webster's Great Unabridged DictiOnaryFree

THE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE will send at subscribers e1.
pense for freight or deliver in NewYork City free,
Mebsers Great Unabridged QusrtO illustrated Dictionary.
bOuni in sheep al edition of 1879 the very latest and
very best edition OF that great work. 10 remittng
SO for single fyeyears subscription TO T HE WEEKLY,
SIG for eight year subscriptions to THE WEEKLY,
SI5 for single five subscription 10 THE SEMI
WEEKLY, or
$50 ten one year Subscriptions to THE sEMIwEEK.
IH
single three years subscription to THE DAILY
TRIBUNE. ----
The OF the several editions Of THE TRIBUNE
follows
WEEKLY 81 year; sEMI.WEEKLY So year; DAILY
slOa Thus remittng the regular subsc
pfice ~ either edition. above will receive the Great
Dictionary a. present iror IiiE IRlBU NE Thlsis the
most val able newspaper premium ever offered
THE RBUNEis now generally admitted To De the lead
American newspaper and enjoys the largest circulation
among the best people send IN orders al once. Address
THE TRIBUNE NeW.NOrk
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

IMPORTANT TO CARRIAGE OWNERS.
Parties whose carriages need I'm order for Spring
summer should fail first the estimate Of
RIsEY, IRVING TUCKER carriage builders Broadway and
37thst.
A 25-cent bottle of PORTER's COUGH BALsAM
will relieve your cough
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17
PASSENG ERS ARRIVED


FROM LIvERPooL-By Srsam.n(p CITY Of NEG York.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

LETTER PROM JANIS W. nusTED EIsrEAKER OF TIL
ASSEMBLY.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-17

Lung and throat disorders remedied by
JAYSR's EXPECTORASE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

TmE WmLIAW>nXS. - These public favor.
might, on the occasion Of their second up.
,ua,LnrG IL struck OH 1t is the en-.
tirrly individual way Ia which thE piol Is
carried out by the WiIiamS0nS whirh
makes the play a!tractivc-and 1t is cXccp.
iiunally attractive in both its hunnI and
its seriousness. Comedians, they are also
artists. To the development OF the simple
plot IT struck oil" they bring Us con.
ScirnIinuS IN rndravor rs ii ta>kcd with
thu unfolding ri 4 complex play mapped
by III" subtle pGTlus Vi Il Shakespeare
The humur, the wit, the homrly tender.
ness, and the deep and touching pathOS
evoked in the progress Of this comedy,
arn incidents that follow Us 50 many
Sr.Hcn,.rs ii lhp lilo Of Il poor mechanic,
whose hong. though hUml,lr, il the
Hbpdu I'll content, and whose IOt, though
hand, Is not without its rrcomprnscs and
rewards in the love and devotion Qi his
wife and child. From the first ne; to the
last there is an absorbing interest for the
audirucr.
The performance concluded with n
sketch entitled THE Chinese Question, -
in which Mis- Moore appears Us Kmq Nc.
NLp,e an! Il Chiurscgirl, and Mr.. William.
son rs HMg the butcher and t uhlnanan
All ui thr>" characters we're strongly
marked, and had about them rare indivi.
duality. Tho character 81 the ChinRman
especially waS equal 10 anything that las
been seen oi the kind. and the sudden
change from the hoo,llum and his peculiar
traits 10 the willy hrAIlrn offered Il H..
markahlc contrast Miss Moorr's imprr.
soualiou Of the Irish girl was decidedly
original.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

CurXrLESS sufferers find the balm Of re.
lief, and the fountain Of their health and
strength in Ayers Saraparilla. 1t is the
most potent Of all the alternatives To purify
the system and cleanse the blood. tpoS.
stssss invicoraiing qualities, so that ilsiim.
nlalcS the ia,lrd Nitallirs and purges ont
The rnrrnhinnS which minglr with the
hlund, promoting arrangement and decay.
We are assured by many intelligent ply.
slrans that this medicine cures beyond all
others of it, kind, and We can iortiiy this
statement by our own experience. -Pmr.
MhITlrV Id.l ,IrJus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

! Personal MENTnN.-Mr J. ). Poole, d
WciIshnrs, popular news agent, WAS in
/ town yesterday.
Mr. Hunter Smith. "i parkcr>buIg, ar.
rived in the Capital City Yesterday.
We see hy the l'allimurG papers that ;.
l.. Caldwell. formerly ui Wheeling Ia-
gone into the book business in that rity
with IN old established house. The lirlu
now is La iirrr X Caldwell.
Hon. J. y. Camden, ul rLrkcr-bur., !.
at the MrLurr.
y. l. Lucas, ri Jefferson rounty. Is a
guest ri tEr MrI.nrr
Prosecuting Attorney Wiley, Of New
MartlnsyllIr, autographed Yesterday AT
til" s.. James.
tIov. Mathews and ten puyal have
each accepted Invitations to attend the
soldiers and Sailors hcuHi4n At Struhcn.
willie, August =.
Mr., \. \. Banks, recently editor ri the
>latr>yilr, y. C., Lnuimocl. has entered
intOa rnpartncr>hip with Col Waugh in
the management 81 the =. Jatu"> Hotel.
The following "rr anon. the late ami.
vuI- ut the MClurr; t.nu VI. ErItlhprycr.
>hrphcrl,town Will j MrCunmr!! Union.
town, Pa; jasper T. Moore. Clark,buly:
T. II. Eur. Huntington: ". l.. JrwriI,
>iruh"nviIl". J. Ruff, Sai'h, Henry Vii
lla'i and John r. Trrgo. Ecrkrlcy springs.
Capt. Charley Wells. ri Gluyvrs TAP,
reported At the st. james last night,
tapt, Zen. GOulwin will hereafter rom.
mand the Hudson. her former commander,
Capt, W. VI. lit, taking change oi the
new -. Lawrence, nearly completed.
7, VI. Garyiu, who went from this yiriui.
" I" san francisco. and Ia whom vr are
Indebted f"r several letters from lh"
Pacific Cnast, has l,rrm. We learn, ,rriou,-
y III with pneumonia, but i-HnW recover
ing
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

TnEr"ll 'hup wind, which prevail nj thi,
season are la'!ru with Ellruaii>m Nru,alsia
ami k'ndf"d i',v8.r,. Irhiri ~" painful and
hiNlrrN m; luruiurc Great care /, urrrs>ary
t" G'aId the body from ilc sudden changes
"i "ur climate, vet with al our PRECAUTIONS
how many wr llmI avg sulIrriu. i"1iUn fr"m
Ih'uwallr ar nrUraIeu affection, in varied
i"rnN The umrdy tur these ,ii,r,>r, /, found
III lAwNm'S Curative. which ha, been used
WIN singular Success Tor over n quarter nj Il
century, an iurvur known tu fail When vrup.
"riy n>rd, II ran hc lGI ri ANY druggist.
NMIlW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05


STOCKS Market opened firm. but ypnp l,r.
came wrah. and declined i,al percent. Sinh.
srQGcnilv there was an udyamcc NJ l,aIi, lrr
cent the latter Western Union, which sold
ur To- los. the highest price yet rrarhrI Dur.
imr the afternoon there was a decline If LAPS.
prr cent the latter Northwestern common
In the iimal dealings there was u recovery If
l.al rrr cent, Northwestern and Western
lunn luadn" the improvement The weak
ne, in granger shares was due tn Il decrease
il the earnings for the month II February.
Transactions aggregated 2O0UOO shares, Of
whic! 1900 were Erie. 23UU Lake Shore
80" Wabash. %l.oU Northwestern common,
lN"1 rnlrrrcd. 1909 St Paul common,
G"t' preferred, &On lAckawanm. 10000
New jersey Central, 2.GpU Morris & Essex
80" Union rlrilc, "OWU Western Union
2."ll>i Louis Kansas I ity 4 Northern, and
1UII Missouri klu.lg A. rIy,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

Tn C0rRr>. - CorSrY COrRT - JulJe
B2~i--lnthis Court yesterday, business
was transacted ms follows:
August Z. Miller, indicted for selling
liquors, etc, an Sunday, was fined so and
costs, which he paid.
The ease u State Of West Virginia, for
use ofW. j. Cots, ~. ". :. Campbell, ct
al, appealed from Justice j. Il. Miller,
VA. put an trial before the following jury
David T. Morgan, ". Richardson, II. \.
Ulhmnn, j. 5. Reed, Iirndrl Rose, NichO.
ns Bowman. The jury gave II verdict for
plaintiff for 50 u and costs.
In the ease IT the State w.. Lillian Wells
indicted for keeping II house Of i'll fame, d
line uf so and costs was imposed.
Il. \. Stnkcr anil Vim. lIartcnsicm
proprietor oi the " Roaring Ciimlct' were
fined so aud costs each for selling liquor
on sunday. Both paid their tines,
Christina Garlnam, indicted for keep
ing house OF ill.iamc. confessed judy
mrnt and paid fine Of so and costs.
Adjourned to . \. NJ. to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05
rut bod, nn,.If M, Nn,e Ynnr I,Irr.

There is nurcrsuu ayiug m, What suffers
more "r IrNN with Lung nlrtn-r Coughs, Colds
"r '"h-Wmpilnn, yet SOME would die rather
than pay - cent, i"r a bottle Of medicine that
would cure them. lr. A. Ersrhcr'S Gcrman
syrup ha, lately been introduced in this ruun.
try from Hrrmany. and it, w"udrou> cures
iNi"nI>h every one that tries IT, You dnuht
what W. sly IN print, cut Ih'> ul,, .,od mAr it
10 N"ur I''i.a,.,-,. ",rI E'i sample bottle for
i"trn'' amt try II, IRA regular >iIr Tor - cents
MWrNW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

BALTIMORE, Marh t,-Fluur Steady and
unbalanced WhCat-WcStcrn dull, 30. .
PENNSYLVANIA rrd urrh ngtd No. . western
winter red spot and March 81 i9'sal l2i.
April 81 l2'.al H. Cum--Wcsirrn dull
western mixed. spot and March I3s,ai3'.c;
April unrhanerd May 4ilsc steamer Il IA
u & Oals-Dnll Pennsylvania :.
western white 3lail -; 40 miNc,l unchanged.
changed, Provisions Quiet ra>y anI nm.
changed. lIuttvr Steady lirmanh unchnn,.
cd. Eggs Firm aud unchanged Petroleum,
-Uuirl and unchanged Cotlrc-S,rndy NnI
unchanged. WhiNky-null and unrhnnrrJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

NEw foNH, March 4--rhc cotton market
continues fairly activ" and prices are firm.
with a slight advance in tine hlrachrd shirt
inrS. thcvimtS in guud demand. CuttolInhrs
sluggish aud Irregular. Prints moving Slnw.
~ DrrNs goods doing we'll. ShawlS rmnin
sluggish. White g"ols und quilts fu;rly hr.
tive Hosiery and undcrwrarin iaitdrland.
Foreign goods in irregular request,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

East I.IREErY, March i.-CAfrLE-R.cciu,s
to-day 1873 head "f through and 30 head If
local Supply only fair, and wholesale Trade
dull and retail not very good Prices nm.
changed from last week
ll""S-licrriptS l.l'j head. Workers &:Sj
ai ~; Phiadrl rhia, 81 5Oai75.
SmEEr.lsrcr'plS to-day 1880 head. Selling
NJ - IhM0 CO for rnmmnm IN hrsi ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05

Rev. George II. Thaycr, an old citizen of
tins NIrlnliy known Ia every one ~ a most in
iInenIial citizen. and Christian Minister ii the
NJ. h. Church, just this moment Srnppcd III
our store Ia say: 81 with ever, body IL know
that ! c"nslhcr'lhNt both myself and wife owe
our lives /" ShiI"h> Consumption Cure" 1t
is having Il tremendous sale over uur counters
and is giving perfect satisfaction in all eases If
Lung Diseases such rs muIhiu. else has done
nGS MATrHErr 4 FRAME.
Bnurhun, Ind. May Ii, ISIS.
Sold by i. Backing, Odd Fellow. Hall: e.
+ dwight, 3lIh and ChaIinr Sls.; laaEhIim
lIr" \ To-, Wheeling; and Husbands X III
skip, lIcllalrr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-05
Piano. nnd organs Cheap.

One ! octave organ at SIS.
On"i octave Estcy organ at SO.
One stop Smith American organ at
One & stop Taylor * Farley organ at $50.
One SiO Smith American organ at
One & stop Packard organ at :G5.
One6 nr,avc mrlulcun ut $40.
Tine Il octave piano nj 50.
On" 6nctavc Chickrring piano at So.
One u octave Chirkrring piano at 500.
One octave llainrs piano ut 500.
one Is octave lncw) piano ut $3.50.
Call and examine, ut &. y. Lucas Music
Store, l227 Market street.