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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-13

Fresh invoices Of new and stylish cloaks,
for fall and winter wear, are now being
received by us direct from the wellknown
and popular establishment OF Springer
Brothers, Boston, and will be offered by
Us for sale during the present season at our
Cloak Department
They are choice and much sought for
goods, and should be seen and admired
BY every fashionable lady in this city AID
vicinity. Respectfully,
Wheeling, West Va.
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CHEAP EXCURSION TO PITTsBUReu.-The
p, O. & St. L. Railway Company Pan
handle route) will sell excursion tickets to
the Pittsburgh Exposition on Friday
morning OF each week until October 9Th.
Tickets good going on morning train only,
returning will be good on trains Of Friday
and Saturday only. Fare for round trip,
including admission to the Exposition
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GERMAN THAxKsoUNo.-Yes Yesterday wa
the day Of Thanksgiving among our Ger
man friends to Almighty God for the
abundant haryests We have had this year
and special services were held in st
Johns German Independent Protestant
Evangelical church, by the pastor DR.. D.
A. SChatfraneek. The pulpit was elabor.
ately, tasteiully and pfoiusely decorated
with flowers, while beautiful star COM
posed Of brilliant jets Of gas illuminated
the scene and made II one Of Undesirable
beauty. Fruits, cereals aud the products
Of The earth generally were displayed, and
the day was passed In q very pleasant
manner.
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BUSINESS PRosPEcrs.-All the wholesale
houses on Main street report being busy
and doing an excelleBt business. The fall
trade has opened up brisk with cheering
prospects ahead. The railroads also report
good business, both passenger and freight.
In fact every indication points to a heavy
fall trade In all lines Of business. The
fruit season has been very successful
one, our city dealers having handled a
great amount Of all kinds. The apple
crop is reported to be very, large in this 70;
gion-larger than for years past. Good
apples are now selling for 81 per barrel.
The prospect Is that they will not go
over 81 % this winter.
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CNolsSArt E1cuRsIoNs.-Tbe P. @. &
81. L. Ry., (Pan Handle route) announce
low excursion rates to the Cincinnati Ex-
position for the following dates: Sept. Sth,
18th, 18th, sd, 10Th, and Oct. 9th, and
9th. Tickets good for SIX days.
The Pan Handle Is the direct and popu.
lar route to Cincinnati, having the least
number Of changes and making the quick.
eat time,
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NEw YoRK, September 11.-Cotton steady at
II 1l-l6ali 1916; better grades OF new cotton
offered TO arrive at lower rates; futures hrm.
Flour quiet and steady; receipts 1000 bar
rels; exports 10000 barrels; superior western
aud State s. 40ai 90; common TO good % goa
4 IS; good to choice "a 30ab %; white wheat
extra 81 1ba4 90; extra Ohio u O0a6 10; st.
outs 81 10a6 25i Minnesota patent process
SO 00aS %. Wheat heavy receipts 2SS GOO
bushels exports $4,000 bushels; NO. Chi
cage spihg new oSs ~ ~. S SPii9 ~ ~ =
~ oS,[. W a. SssI ~ ~ s,.sS,s. OK. mn.
u 9szsi ~ = Vo1i v|i ME-. NJ OK
Isusu ~ mn nSilSd NJ: No AZ sai =, * m
no. y5 ~ w. ~ w 10 ~ Ne go ~
saes ooo - :! ., XIV
voA vetopeli sies stV,Vy ~ 1oa ~ oo1,
al W H9 os S, s1es so9vov 0I IaS =.
u yistal o S ooS of Ln! ~ 'a sTae,. isa ~
TecelpS ZVo,VO9 pg loIels;;, e4S t 49,
pnsheis ungIaueG oV,1aYiIsc; ~ 49,,
~.
oer oV1saoV7t oclooe[ e IA ny SahTa.
o43e. oas neayy Lecel5s oa;vS IusIs ~,
western mi1so
SIons at aoOc, n9pS nut, Sa9 az Sse. W.,
oeIes SUI go a.. Dc $50"
iofe Ss SC aS la IaWsIsc sn o 9N;e,
az 1ozaai.c' Ioo fJ. ~, 49,
a pi nominal H. Gai sSmsS5 u1 pS sa s5,n
hee IN ait - ceaa az Ta,ns nr !;
eI<ss s.ia a RSsin oSIist and firm at 6jSs
S1IEc TnTnentine firm at 3INc. Eeps ouiet
and steady western i7aIsIfc. Leather stioug;
hsmIock sols aSj<e28 PorE dull; mes, sis OS
Rssf onist and Stcady. Ont meats oniet and
firm. long clear n AZ: short clear ~ 87x
Lard steady. nrin,e steam a soas 4O Bntte,
strong. western is i<ss0a. Chess dull: west
| ~. ~, 10 49,
w +VNS~ ,,--,
PalLApELPHh. september ll.-fiou - nom Ia
nauy unehanged. rye Hout oeai 70,
Wheat dull; 20. req prompt snlPmenl
81 70 second eaif no, req september ~ ~ ~
pa oah ashea; VSto ItI StVS Y pl1' VIZ
asked; November y VIZ oia, " VIZ askea
Corn steaay ana scarcely my e3PofL aen "a ~.
yellow oSaoS7Sc; western hisa mixed - oIzs ~
o29aci relecNa oz1fei second eau ~ iair 9s
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CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO ExPosiTioSs.-
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany willsell excursion tickets to the Gin
cinnati Exposition September s.h, 18th,
18th, sd, 29th and October 9th and 9th I;
returning tickets good six days from date,
ard to the Chicago Exposition the follow
ing Tuesdays: September 18th, 2lst, 18th
and October 9th, 18th and 10Th; tickets
good returning FIVE days from date.
During the Chicago Exposition special
low rate excursion will be run via B. & o.
Railroad; tickets good ten days from date.
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BEINoxr COUNTY Fam, to be held a

BKLNoxr CouSTY FAN, to be held at st.
Clairsville, o., on September 10Th, 18th
and 18th, 1880. On the above dates special
train will run as follows: Leave Wheel.
ing, (city time) 1925 a. N fare, round. trip
to 81 Clairsvilie, 81 90; leave Benwood,
7:5o A. NJ, fare, round trip TO 81. Olairs-
vile, soc; leave Bellaire, Columbus
time) S:20A. NJ, fare, round trip TO St.
CIairsville, SOC. Returning, leave st
Evansville; 6P. NJ, Quincy, $3.50 Pm. /.
/. H. PATTERSON,
President st. Clsirsyille R. r.
W. E. REPPRRT,
Passenger Agent B. & o. R. R.
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EVER since l was seven years old l sui
iered with rheumatism; especially when
the weather changed l would get q pain
In my left knee, SO that for hours / could
not move astep. I used all sorts OF reme-
dies without avail, when I procured st.
Jacobs Oil which cured me.
F. X. GoELz, Contractor,
$40 Penn Apenue,
Pinlhttnnh. Pa.
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FEIIows' SYRUP OF Hypophosphites, by
restoring strength to the nerves and mus.
Giles Of the stomach, cures dyspepsia,
which Is but the result OF loss OF nervous
strength, followed by muscular relaxation.
Sold by Logan, List & Co. MwR4w
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vIo1ISs at cost at shelb's.

The women's Foreign Missionary soci.
ETY., OF the Wheeling district, will
hold their Annual Convention next
Thursday at Moundsville. Miss Thoburn,
returned missionary from India, will de-
liver an address. The public are invited.
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PULPIT PARAGRAPHS. - The pleasant
weather Yesterday had its effect upon
church attendance, the houses Of worship
being well filed, and the Sunday schools
msniiesting increased interest.
The church oil the English Lntherans,
on Sixteenth street, which has been open
all summer, had interested congregations
Yesterday, Rev. s. B. BMnitz, the pastor,
occupying the pulpit The morning dis
course was based upon Malachi iii, II,
"And they shall be mine, saith the Lord
Of Hosts, In that day when l make up my
Jewels" The Sunday school showed an
Increased attendance and interest Nearly
every teacher was in place. Announce
ment for review next Sunday, union CEN
tenary services with the other Sunday
schools on the Goth, and harvest thanks
giving services on October Sd, were msde.
The evening sermon was from Acts ", y,
'tNeither Is their salvation in any other; Tor
there Is none other name under heaven
given among men whereby we must be
saved"
The United Presbyterian church has
been thoroughly renovated and beautitied
and Ia now one OF the most attractive
churches in the city. The communion OF
The Lords Supper was celebrated yester-
day morning, preceded by services on
Friday and Saturday evening. Rev. Or.
Cunningham preached Friday evening,
and DR.. Mcclure on Saturday night DR..
Mcclure oficiated yesterday morning,
preaching a very able discourse from
Psalm elk, 81, "But do thou for me, Q God
the Lord, for thy names sake" The ser
mon has been spoken Of as fine effort,
and the occasion one Of deepest interest.
The U. P. Church is one of oldest in
Wheeling, and Rev. DR.. Mcclure has
been in the city longer than any OF the
pastors now living here.
The services at the Fourth Street NJ. +.
Church were unu.ually interesting yester'
day. Alarge number OF probalioners was
received into full church connection, the
ceremony attending their reception being
very Impressive. The exercises at Che
Sabbath school in the afternoon were also
Of an unusually interesting character.
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| ShlCAvVI oeptemueE 41'-Ahe pIVNeIb jun
nal reports:
Hods-Receipts 10000 head; shipment,
{, 800 head. GraSsers slow at s. 60a4 40, but
are pretty well cleared; common to good
mixed packins steady at q 5Ua4 90; good tC
choice heavy " 20a5 60: light bacon 81 76a
10. The market closed steady.
OArTLE-Receipts 1880 head; shipments
$500 head. Market active and frmer all
around. Common 10 fair shipping and ex.
ports 81 90a6 Is; butcher 81 6UaS 90: bulls
slow; stockers quiet and steady at 81 60aS %.
Good demand Tor western, imrer for natives
and halfbreeds at s476a6 05; Texans s. 5OaS IS.
SHEEP-R-ceipts 400 head. Market steady ;
fair 10 good % 9Oa4 80.
UIucInHArI, September 11.-Cotton steady
at ike. Flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat
steady; No. 2 amber 92c; No. red winter
9Ia9Sc. Corn dull and lower; No. mixed
45c. Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed S31f3ic. Rye
In fair dsmgnd; No. 2, Ssa9Oc. barley quiet
choice fall 05caSl co. Pork dull and nomi.
nal ut $40 U0al9 90. Lard In fair demand at
81 sSa7 90. Bulk meats steady at 8 76a
8 70. Bacon quiet at 69Ea99Es Whisky
steady at 81 ~ Butter, firm ana unchanged.
Hogs quiet and unchanged.
roLEDo. September ll.-Wheat dull; No.
8 white Wabash Csc; No. do, 9i95e, amber
uUt bpOt tAIlu GtpteLlueIt Olui W. : Etu wa
bash, spot, eSHc; September 9SJsc; October
g7Sc; November 9SHo; December 800;
No. red Wabash 93c; rejected Lake
Shore sSIic; No red mixed 03c. Corn
dull; No. =, spot, 44c; October 49, 10; rejected
4SKc. Oats dull; No. 32Slc; No. 2white
SiI1G rejected SOC.
NEw YoRK, September ll.-DRY Goops-
Business continues active with jobbers and
commission houses doinga steady trade. Cot
ton goods steadily held by agents aud many
makes OF brown and colored cations are well
sold up. Prints fairly active. Dress ging-
hams In brisk request. Mems woolenS slug
giSh. Foreign goods In better demand.
NEw oRLEANs, September 11.-CofFee quiet;
ordinary 10 prime l4Al7c. Sugar quiet and
firm; open kettle l0xc; yellow clarified l01Ec.
MolAsses dull and nominal. Rice In good
demand Louisiana ordinary 70 choice 4I1Sa6c.
NV YoRK, september li.-MetaIs, manu-.
iActured copper unchanged; new sheetinE
5000, 1ngot Lake dull at Sls SIX. Pigiroa
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Ask Your GROCER FOB keno, Keno TO.
bacco is the finest chewing tobacco manu-.
featured. 1t Is free from all injurious in.
gradients. Sold at wholesale only by S,
Baer & Sons, Nos. 14l2 and l4l4 Main
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Island Residence for Sale.
Dress Making-MrB. Savage.
For sSle-Twenty-two Acres oil Land
Lost-Hair Cross.
For Rent-Piano.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
SIS Reward-Drowned.
A CaTd-H. Lehnert.
Eighth Ward Junior Garfield and Arthur
0t BSggies, wagous aud Horses For Sale
]. ". FerTel.
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TuE CouErs.-U. S. DISTRICT CouRr-,
Jud1s .IdcEtog,-TheTe was no session Of
tbiS court Saturday, It having been adj
iourned over until 10 morrow morning.
The StTauder case has been taken under
abatement by the court.
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STOCKS Tho market opened weak, but In
early dealings prices rose Xal per cent, the
latter Pittsburgh, HtusYille and Buffalo. Sub
sequently there was fall Of KALI per cent.
Manhattan Elevator leading the decline.
During the afternoon speculation became
az I'M nes cen cent Lake irie md WestsTn lac
Shore and Changers leading the upward move
mSut. At toe close there was q fractional re-
action In some castL
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dull Scotch 81 t2t 6oaa6 50. American a
81 6oa2S 90: Russia sheeting SIS. GOALS 90
Nails, cut 50 16a3 IS: clineh "a 65a5 so.
HEw olLEANs. September ll.-cotton tiun.
er: middllpE Ike; low middling l03fc; good
ordinary 1910. Net receipts ms bales: Erts,
,fSObAleS sales 800 bales stock 40, ga bales
EEw YoRK, September ll..-wooL Dali
domestic fleece S6aIsc; pulled 20a4Sc; I'M
AxrwERP, September ELECTROMAGNETIC
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WASHINGTON, September 3D. A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. sta
tionary or falling, followed by a rising
barometer, southwest, veering 70 cooler
northwest winds, clear or partly CLOUDY
weather, numerous rains.
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OPERA TONIGHT. viii open new lInl
Vps'a '''''' JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Aarkst Streets.
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CHIEg ToBAcco is the "bOss." II you
try 1t you will use no other.
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LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEltE.-If you
wish 10 be healthy and beautiful, take Col
denis Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beei
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-xuxSSyS.n5hn.l7AN. I2H. s. ? MI ?. y
IS n 90 . 60 ~ 81 ~
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SUTTON Broth SOUP for asrchants
Lunch this mOrnlng at the New hcLare
Houss Sample Rooms.
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MusIcAl GoOps At cost at shelb's.

EyKRYBopr chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause it is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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Music Books at cost at sheib's.


1SoufaE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like 1t.
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THERMOMETERS RScoRb.-The following
shows the range OF tho Thermometer, a
observed at sohnepl's drug store, opera
Home corner:
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The long anticipated and greatly desired
rise arrived Saturday evening. The marks
last evening indicated that the river was
at stand still, the gauge showing 8 feet
z inches OF water.
The Sidney got away for Cincinnati
Saturday evening, very little behind time,
having made up for her lost day on the
last trip.
The John. A. Wood is lying by the island
docks having new wheel built.
The Andes is due to-day and will leave
at 8 P. N. tomorrow.
The Hornet, Chas. Brown and Alex.
Swift passed up with empties yesterday.
Particulars OF the drowning OF Joseph
stenger will be found inIour local columns
this morning.
The Chancellor was expected to pass up
In the night for Pittsburgh.
The United States beacon steamer Lily
has been reprinted and put in thorough
order by her efficient master, Capt. George
VANDERBILT. She lsready for her quarter
ly inspection trip along the Ohio riyer.-
Cincinnati Times,Stcr.
PITTSBURGH, September l2.-River 4
feet aud rising. Weather clear aud pleas
ant. Arrived: Eldorado, from St. Louis.
MEMPHIS, September IL River station
airy. Departed: City Of Providence,
Yicksburg; Joe Kinney, st. Louis. Wealth
81. Louis, September ll.-Arriyed:
scudder, New Orleans; My Choice and
barges. Cairo. No departures. River
fallen 7inches, IA feet by guage. Weather
cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, September 11.-Up: Idle
wild. Down: Grey Eagle. Weather
chiefly clear during the day, but cloudy
tonight with signs Of rain. Wind south
west. Mercury 6s to so. Barometer above
29l.
CAIRO, September 12.-Arrived: Ste.
Geneyieve, from 81. Louis; Thomas
Means, from st. Louis; Future City, from
New Orleans; Josh. Throop, from Evans
vile; Grand Tower, from St Louis. De-
parted: Ste. Genevieye, for Memphis; Por.
ter, for st. Louis; Thomas Means, for Gin.
cinnati Future City fer St. Louis; Throop,
for Evansville; Grand Tower, for yicks.
burg, River IA feet inches and rising.
Weather clear. Thermometer 7S'.
RTTERMFafa MEE
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TRADE REPORTS.
CONDITION OF. rnE VARIOUS MAR.
KErs SATURDAY.
Money and stocks FIrm-Whear, Corn
and FrOur-Beef Pork and Lard
Dry Goods and Groceries
Produce, Cotton, Wool,
whisky, &c, &c.
Nen Yorl, Moner and stoel.n.

HEW YoRK. September ll.-MosEY-Market
easy at 2a3 per cent Prime mercantile paper
4I<s5H per cent. Sterling exchange bankers
bills dull At 81 81; demand a S3H.
CONVENIENT BoNDs-Quiet and firm,
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,lruEpAY


NV III SsIss.n7nnI7A.N iSGSrn7n.n
IS Il IL "a 81 10 %
suspAY.
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onIry TOBACCO is .all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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CorNrY CouNr-Jadge B0yl

State Of West Virginia VS.. Joe weisher.
Motion to Get aside fsrmer judgement in
The case Of Daniel Peck vs.. ]. Z. Nc.
Rsnnen. administrator Of the estate OF
MARY Marling, deceased, was certified TO
'p a V r. 'Mofshead VS.. Allen & Lille, con.
tinued.
The petit jury will meet this morning
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Gtre 4nteudgeufer,


once Hoa. 40 and "a Fourteenth Street
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nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
Sfpl: n .ays thsiF natural tsaih VI would tay
tst Ee arc row better prepared than eTr eeiore V
saabiS thsrn 70 do %. By the use Of AZ ELkcI
HIaSEIIc PLussEH &c can and are naklns y ~,
M bIndSotaef God Filing With more 49, 70 ~
psTfsrtG inn have heretofore bean made N ~
ItT az eIssVhErc, without the aid Of the EleetIiS
PiaErG. Whist We ay We can Prove ~ A0sNs'
5s1sSnEfrstien. Gil and zee Tor youEIelVee.
JAMEs q. GpHSlsON-& SOh
,ui Ss Nc haFtHt Rt.. Whaling. ": W. :
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mINOR sIEHTIoH.
The Doings or Day Boiled Down 10,
Hasty KeadeFs.

THE lookup last night contained four
offenders, who will answer at the Police
Court this morning.
TIE Wheeling City band has been en-.
gagged to play for the Soldiers reunion ct
Middlebourne, on the 10Th and 18th insts.
A SEw clapper will be fitted into the
Capitol bell today, and the people will,
therefore, pay no attention to the ringing
Of the bell.
TIE steamer Diurnal will take an excur.
sion party from this city 10 Marietta and
Parkersburg On the 25th. Kramer's band
will accompany the party.
TIE Wheeling Gun club held an interest
ing shooting match at Strobels range Sat.
ufday. On Wednesday next several
Washington, Pa, marksmen will try their
skill with the members Of Wheeling club
at Hornbrook's Park.
A CONFERENCE between the mill owners
and the coal miners was held at the Office
Of the Riverside Iron Works, Saturday
evening, which resulted in settlement oil
the present difficulties by referring the
matter to Secretary. Jones, Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. W. B. WALTERS, on Saturday even.
ing last, while crossing Chapline street
from the Capitol, tripped on the aange Of
the Elm Grove Railway and falling to the
ground, sustained asevere cut on his LEG
and was severely bruised about the head
and hands.
A NuMBRR Of young gentlemen who used
TO go 10 Sabbath School, and who have
been taught to observe the Sabbath and
| keen II holy. manned q sailing boat yester
day afternoon and took q trip up the river
The helmsmAn by some means lost the
points OF the compass and run the boa
into barge. Tie bark that held the
Prince didn't exactly go down, but !
tossed about in such reckless name
that all deserted the ship except the nobl'
steersman. Those who witnessed BIZ
heroism say that the story OF the boy VIII
stood on the burning deck was not eli
cumstance compared 1t.
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IraE sATURDAY NIGHT DEnOSsrRA.
TIONR

Grand TcrebIIEht PFoeessions-Big Re
publican DIsplay-The Democracy oni
in Pull FoFee-LArge aud Enthusiastic
Nae,in1 I'm The Fourth Ward.
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MusIcAl IxsrngnEs1s at cost at sheib's
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EyiSsyILLE, September 1l.-Up: Idle
chiefly clear during the day, but cloudy
tonight with signs Of rain. Wind south
west. Mercury 6s to so. Barometer above
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Passenger Agent B. & O. r. R.
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LOSING HIS JEWLLS IND Ills LIBERTK.

John Lewis, an English butler living at No. 1Oo
West Thirty .ninth-st.. remained drinking IN the
liquor store of Peter McEwen, at Seventh-aVe. ana
Thrty-sixth-st., until about o'clock yesterday
morning, when he started to 90 home. TWO women
followed him. and when he got into the dark hall,
through which he had TO pass to reach the street.
they pushed him against the wall aud robbed MN I'm
of an alleged diamond scarf pin and gold watch. lie
shouted for the police and the women we're arrested
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
the women were arraigned, and gave their names as
Mary Jane Smith and Fanny Lynch, They were
committed in default OF 81 800 bail each for trial
The woman who gave her name as Smith Is sald 10
be Jenny Allen, who gave Sharkoy, the. murderer
her PASS on which he escaped, accompanied by Mag;
gle Jordan, while she was forced to remain IN Jali
through the lack OF another pass, and was found
wandering in the yard when the escape was dlscov-
cred. Fanny Lynch has n reputed husband serving
a life term in the State Prison for murder, and IS
known as Blonde Fanny Lewis was sent to the
House of Detention as witness.