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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10
Rafting.

A very large number of RATS are pass
ing down the Susquehanna to Port
Deposit. This morning the scene on the
river in front of Columbia was very ami
mated, there being 80 or 40 RATS Oh the
dam and each of them in turn shot like
lightning through the rapid waters Of the
schute into the soothing waters below. All
passed through without accident.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10
Mayors Court.

Before Mayor MacGonisle this morning
there was one drunken and disorderly per-
son committed for 30 days and four vag-
rants discharged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10

The Reading Times und Despatch has n
notice of an egg which was sent to Matthias
Snyder of that city by a friend named
Shields of Lancaster. 1t has fire engine
scratched on it with the name of the Rain
bow fire company, No. 1, Of which Mr..
Snyder is a member. The work was done
bv Abe Miller of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10
Sale of Curb stand Market Stalls.

The curb stones which are used for
market purposes were sold this morning
by Samuel Hess and Son, auctioneers.
The highest price paid fof stall in Centre
Square was SIG, while the lowest was s15.
On the streets the best stall sold for slG
and the lowest price paid was S..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10

NJ. Gershel & Bro, tobacco packers,
North Water street, this city, have sold
their entire packing of 1879 tobacco on
private terms.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10
Kettle Found.

This morning Officer Holman found
kettle containing some eggs on North Duke
street, where it probably been left by
one who had been to market.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10
Our Public Buildings.

The House committee on public bnild-
ings and grounds agreed yesterday to re-
port in favor of an appropriation Of s75, 900
for public building in this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10

holders of the stock have no claim on
the nations generosity. The lands they
demand should be reserved for the ben0-
fit of the national treasury.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-10

JUDGE PATTERSON has had week tt
find out g what the people think of his
opinion We are satisfied if he is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and DOings

Counsellor John +. O'Malley, of the
bar oi PittshuTgh, Is visiting IN the city.
The dragon attended Council last night,
and pretended Ia be- very surprised at
the poor quarters our City Fathers
have.
Mr., John Austin, Of the Union depot,
Pittsburgh, is in the city.
Councilman Kimberly has heart as
large as one ut his own coal wagons.
Councilman Carl Hamilton, who was
seriously injured some time ago, is sui.
ticiently recovered To attend To his
COunCilmanlc duties.
Mrs. W. Clarence Findlcy, OF Akron,
is visiting her father John Roemer,
ESQ, Oi the South Side.
j. +. buchanan, Esq, prominent
leather merchant oi Barnesyllc, was
visiting friends in Bridgeport yesterday.
Capt. Joe,Dunlap,oi Gray's Iron Line,
was shaking hands with old friends IN
the city YESTERDAY.
Miss Matte Mcilcnry, oi Cumberland,
is the guest oi her sister, Mrs. Il. 5,
Feenry OF tins city.
Councilman McAdams appeared in
the First Branch last evening with his
new gnld.hedlrd cane, and swung the
same with an easy grace that was quite
fascinating.
Rev. 7. \. lleilmau and bride left
on the late train Tor the East last night.
Mr.. Il. Scott, ir., arrived last evening
and is now engaged in arranging his col
lection OF paintings, which will he read
on Thursday evening Tor exhibition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
The ralsphons E.ehanss.

The telephone exchange Is steadily
approaching completion, and the man
agement expects to have u in full oPer'
alton by June /. The roOi the People $
bank building resembles a picket fence,
irnm the number OF insulatOrs put up,
sufficient, it would seem, Tor hundreds
at wires. 4 number 1T telephones have
arrived aud are stored at the central
office, anil everything j. waiting Tor tue
switch boards. There will be three OF
those, ordered IRON indianapolis at
cost Of $3.50 each, and each viii he OF
tiity wires capacity. When all Is ready
the connections will at once be maize,
beginning with subscribers nearest the
central office Arrangements have been
made, 81 far as Practicable, to carry tue
wires over the house tops, TO avoid ex-
ira poles and lines in the street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
BRIDGEPORT.

Extra Car-Valley TrainsANe"
Depot and Signal Post-The
Bottle Works - Mend Your
Ways-Improvements = Enter
tainment ut West Wheeling
vacation Days are Coming.
The street car company find that the
increased traffic, caused by our new
railroad, demands more cars, anu VIC
now have two instead OF one.
TIE through trains OF the I. V. are on
and depart with great regularity, consul.
ering the newness OF the road ihey
are now tearing away the old miii OF
fee. which is the last building but one
remaining on the fiat south OF the track.
Loads Of lumber are arriving daily ior
the new freight depot, which Is TO De
built by r. J. Baggs x Son. A signal
post has been erected at the cross,
inc of the two railroads, and
last night two red lanterns depended
from the ends OF the cross-arms, as slg-
nails. This is rather premature, as no
T. V. trains have yet made the cross
ing, but We suppose the law requires It.
The new bottle works, which occupy
part of the old Koehline property, near
Etnayille, are expected to make glass
within the next two weeks.
The boys in town are all becoming
embryo engineers, and talk glibly OF
'No. 7" and mo. 10, &c, as the en-
pines bearing these numbers come in.
III some small boys don't keep away
from them. as they are stabbed in the
evening, a tirst-class item will be fur
nished the papers in the shape OF an am
putated arm or leg.
We mentioned few days ago the
hole in the gutter crossing leading into
South Huron street, Island, near the
street car stables. We again call the
attention of the Street Commissioners to
| il, and he should have. it repaired or
| il will let the city in for damages on a
broken leg Tor some horse.
The pavement at the Island end OF
the suspension bridge is taken up to he
relad smooth, a much needed improve
ment.
The Young folks OF West Wheeling
PROPOSE giving an exhibition and enter
tainment next Friday evening for the
benefit of the Methodist sunday School
The small hoy rejoiceth as the time
drawelh nigh when school will De oul
and he can 20 fishing. This happy
event will take place at the close OF mex
week. A class OF three young ladle:
will graduate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
MILL MATTERS.
The Iron Men and the summer
Demand.

The summer prospects Tor the mills
are not flattering, not even encouraging
The bottom has dropped from the iron
boom. and is lost, leaving but little be-
yond the memory Of its fancy figures.
the demand has fallen to comparatively
nothing. and the question oil shutting
down for the summer ia being seriously
discussed by the mill owners. AT It's
last meeting, the Western Nail Assocla-
lion decided 10 have the mills run one
week out of every three, or in that pro-
portion. the time to be divided to suit
The various mills.
On Monday afternoon, the regular
meeting Of the owners Was held al the
Riverside Works office, an unusually
full attendance being present. The
condition was fully discussed, and as re-
gar,ls the summer, no definite conclu-
sion MAS reached. lt was decided 10
shut down on Monday next, Tor two
weeks, and in the meantime arrive at
conclusion respecting the regular sum
meT stop.
Among the workingmen there is less
activity OF opinion than might be ex-
pected, many OF them protesting utter
Indifference on the subject. During the
Ipast year, when iron was on the crest
oil the wave, they made unusually good
wages, and many are perfectly willing to
take "A good rest now. eve are great on
fishing, and now is our opportunity,
said a boiler yesterday.
There mas been some little trouble
with ore contracts among the furnaces,
but il is said this is about over. Long
contracts were made aud at high prices,
and there was manifest disposition to
'sauaal." But the Northwestern ore
m,n have agreed to reduce the figures,
more to secure future trade Than from
any principle, it is said.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
The Floral Exhibition.

About dark last evening a representa-
tive of the REGIsrER looked IN upon the
floral display tn be made to-day at It
Johns Churrh, under the auspices OF
the Natural Historical Society oi West
Virginia. Ii Is indeed cre'iitablc. Flow
ers are there in proiuslon and are grace
fully and tasteiullV arranged. In the
centre of the rOOm is a plat laid on I'm
which are planted flowers 10 torm an
anchor aud the letters N. IL. :.
The columns are gracefully Nined
with running plants and vines,
and decorated above with the
colors oi America and Germany. Al
one end OF the room l. an ingeniOnsiy
constructed pile ct rocks, over ana
among whieh the flowers are clustering
and poisoning.
Altogether the scene Is quite oeanu-
fuI one and reflects credit upon the de-
signers and workers. And IN THIS con
nection il might be stated thai our es-
teemed friends On Fourteenth street
were, as usual, mistaken In saying the
exhibition began Yesterday, IL vii De
open this morning and continue Gnail
Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GALLEY SLAVE.

The warm weather and absence from
the city OF large number OF our theater
going people had It's effect upon the
audience again last night To witness the
closing performance OF THE Galley
Slave" there being many more empty
seats than the excellent company and
meritorious play deserved; yet the com
pany appeared as earnest as though the
house had been TANNED, and no slight
was noticeable in any of their parts.
There is much IN the play OF u mlrth-
iul nature, at the same time situations
that appeal to the finer feelings and ten
derest emotions, and wei! may 1t he
called the greatest play 10y its celebrated
author.
Individually the company IL strong,
each one fully comprehensive ais part,
and being perfectly at home, aud the
ladies' particularly SO, and at The close ri
the fourth act the situation Is rendered
strong, the strongest, in our opinion, 10y
the individual conception of each mem
Der in this scene.
Miss Granger as well rs Signora Ma.
ieroni, both have powerful parts, and
fully satisfy the audience, while Miss
Blair is, as lady by our side said, "too
cute Tor anything
The gentlemen are unusually strong
caste, aud Mr.. Webster, who, 10y the
way, we omitted to credit with his meri'
torious acting yesterday, takes the part
Of Carrot, the jailer, as well as the No
tary's Clerk, admirably.
We hope another season, when the
surroundings are more favorable, We
may have the pleasure OF meeting with
the same troupe again, and that they
may be received as their merits deserve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May is.-Flour -RstLs,
dull, hut steady. Wheat-Weslern
opened easy and clused Arm; No 2 se.,
sfn winter red, spot, 81 27;@l q,
seller May 81 s7t@l 97i; seller June
81 2sl{al 2si; seller July 81 1901 10,
Corn-Western q shade hrmer; wes,e,,
mixed, spot, 5la@slj c; seller MAY ;OS
Sole; seller June 4S}S48ic; seller JUN
48cSis}c. 0ats-lrregular; wes,er,
White IiNa42ic; do. mixed iOGIa
Rye-Quiet and nominal at 9Oc. Nav
Firm and unchanged. Provisions
Quiet and steady. Butter-Dull; good
10 choice western l5(Glsc. Eggs-firu
At lO(al2c. Petruleum-Nominsl; refined
7ic. Ooffee-Dull and nominal; lair 10
prime Rio cargoes, l4f(9l5tc. Sugar
Quiet; A soft 9ac. Whisky-Stesd al
81 1901 l0l.
ToLRpo. May lS.-Wheati uuis,
M. 3 white Wabash 81 IA; No. | whi,s
Michigan 81 IA; amber Michigan, 81
No. 2 red Wabash spot 81 Is; seller Nav
n l7i; seller June 81 lSs; seller July
a as: seller August Csc; western amber
n Is: No. 2 red mixed 81 Is. Corn
Quiet; high mixed 43lc; No. 2 42c; seIle,
Nav ilc; seller June 40c; rejected lOlc
damaged SSc. Oats-Steady; No. pa ic.
rejected S2}c. -
CINCINNATI, May lS.-Cotton-Quiel
at llIc. Flour-Firm and unchangei
Wheat-Quiet; No. 2 red winter 81 10
Corn-Weaker; No. 2 40(aI0ic. Oats
Easier; No. 2 mixed 36ic. Rye-Dul
At 04c. Barley-Dull; Extra No. fall &c
Pork-Quiet at SO IS. lard-Dull al
"a as. Bulk Meats Quiet and un
Changed. Bacon Easier, but not quots
bly lower. Whisky Dull at 81 u
Batter-Steady and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

,ion this branch agreed to adhere TO It's
action. and Messrs. Criswell, Hall and
Wilson were appointed on said commit
tee.
A recess was taken. On reassemolins
the report OF the Committee on Scales
was received, and the eetion OF the $50
ond Branch coucurred IN.
The report Of the Committee on rire
Department was received IRON the Sec
ond Branch, and the action OF that BODY
concurred IL.
The Committee on Lights presented
their report, and the action OF the Sec
ond Branch was concurred In
A communication from the Mayor
Was read in relation to taking the &C,
knowledgments OF some bondsmen and
coffee house proprietors accompanied
with bill for telegraphing. ACTON oil
the Second Branch concurred In.
The action OF the Second Branch Vas
concnrred in granting I. Nj. Darrah
$40 for issuing subpenas during the
Sweeney investigating Committee.
A hill of Mr.. Arkle Tor broken lime
stone Was received and the action OF the
Second Branch, in ordering 1t paid, con-
Cured in.
The ordinance granting the Centrai
District Printing and Telegraph Com
many 10 erect poles was passed according
10 the action of the Second Branch.
A communication from James MAO
ney, OF the workhouse, was received
and the action OF the Second Branch
concurred in. =. -,
On motion, at $40 P. NJ. this branch
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
HEILMAN.BENNETT.
wedding vt the English Luz
tharau Church Last Night.

The beautiful sudience-room OF the
English Lutheran Church was niieo W
its Utmost capacity last night, 70 witness
the marriage ceremony Of Miss Jane
r. Bennett, OF this city, to Rev. r. A
Heilman, OF Lock Haven, ia.
Rev. S. B. Barnitz performed the ceie-
mony, using the beautiful form oil the
Episcopal Church, making the service
very inI l00sive.
Miss bennett has long been favor
ite. not only in this church, but IN the
CITY AZ large, having been connected
with the church and sabbath school
since its organisation, and being always
ready for every good work.
Her large Sunday school class when
she has had for several years occupied
seats in front, the class numbering
some fifteen young ladies, who wilnesseu
the ceremony, and who Will reiuclahtly
mart with one who has 50 long taught
Them. and one who has endeared her
self 10 them by her earnest love In her
Masters service.
We also noticed as prominent In the
assembly the lady managers Oh the
Children's Home, and those who nave
in the past been foremost in this char
table work. Miss Bennett was Tor sew
eral wears one Of the board, and has al
WAYS taken deep interest in the insti-
tuition, ever ready to do her full share
of the work. Many homeless children
will have cause to long remember her
with gratitude. u, :.
The groom, Rev. L. A. Holman, ID
pastor Of the English Lutheran Church
at Lock Haven, Pa, whittier he WIZ
will tske-aiter spending few days IN
Washington, ID. c., and among Pennsyl-
yania friendships accomplished wiie,
and we can congratulate him and his
people upon his choice. She Will IN all
things truly prove an inevitable bless
ing TO him and them.
Messrs. Vim. W. Hamilton and Henry
MYERS ofiiciated as ushers; MIR. 4. W.
Dunnaway at organ. The bride was
dressed in taste becoming one in her SIT
nation, and looked every whit the vile
OF a minister, while the groom did not
depart from his dignity in manner oil
lress as a teacher aud spiritual adviser
A reception will be held at the resi-
dence of the father OF the groom, Abnel
Heilman, Esq, of Muncy, Pa, Friday
evening, May 2Sth, 1880.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
The Andes Excursion.

The good steamer Andes cleared this
port, Yesterday afternoon, bound for
Cincinnati, having on board large
number Of pilgrims to that Musical
Mecca. They may be sure Of an enjoy
able passage, both ways, for the Messrs.
huffman leave nothing undone that will
promote tho comfort of their passen-
gers The list Of ekcursionists is as
follows DR. Bates, wife and child, MIR.
Shuts and wife, DIR. Pearce aud wife,
Miss Grayson and three friends, Mrs.
Hammond Miss Fannie O'Neal, Miss
Jennie Neill, Miss Belle Mendel, Mr..
j. Mendel, Mr.. Arbeuz and wife, Misses
Seabrighl, Hague, Arbeuz, Mrs. Moon
ey and daughter, Mr.. Johnson and sis
ter, Mrs. Turner, Misses Campbell,
Wood, Mr.. Buell. and wife, Mrs. Lowell
and daughter Misses Hutchinson, Vim
ton, Gay, iiaworth, McIiee, Mr.. kinsey
and wife, Mr.. Hayman and wife, Mrs.
Aultz and daughter, Mrs Lowrey, Mr..
Young, wife and daughter, MT. Warden
ani vile, Misses Reed, McClinton, Bell,
Messrs. L. W. Seabright, Ferguson,
Zoos, Gushing, Arbenz, Pines, Mason,
Duff, Jefferson, Lukens, Fichols, q. ;.
Johnson, J. W. johnson, NJ. Gowsn,
kuhlmdn, Rolf and daughter, Mrs. &.
; Howell, Mrs. FERGUSON, Mrs. Stump,
Mrs. Il hbins, Mrs. Hawlet, Mrs,
Wood, Mn. Phillips, Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Haniey and sister, Major ]. g. Alder.
son, Major Il +. Stainaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

IS Circuit Court, before Judge Mel
win, the case OF Thos. Currsn, who sues
for the use Of Edward Larkin VS.. the
Roueys Point and West Union Turn.
pike Companies, Was placed on trial be.
lore the following jury: Oscar seely,
Thos. Carney, EnOoh Ball, James V.
Dickey, Frank falloure, J. NJ. McCol-
loeb, NJ. l.. Ciiffen. w. F. Beck, John
Smith, w. II. Chapman, Scott Liston
and Fred Forester. The plaintiff sues
for the value Of work and labor which
he claims Was done upon the defendants
road in 1873, while the defendant claims
that whatever work was done by plain
tiff was done under contract With the
county or It's agents ]. o. Pendleton
appeared for the plaintiff and Cowden
4 COwden for the defendant. Adjourned
until to-dap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
LIVE STOCK.
UhicAo.

CHICAGO, May lS.-The DrosT, JO,.r.
nal reports hog receipts SS0OO head:
shipments 5000 head. Market quiet
at Sc lower; mixed packing, ~ coal 20,
choice heavy, 81 i5t94 s.; good mhed
"a 3Ota4 10; light, mainly at ~ 00td4 -
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 5000 head. Market slow at 5'f
loo lower; Philadelphia and export
81 coal SIS; common to lair shipping
81 OO,d(I4 so; western ~ 15tai a.
butchers firm; cows y O1a3 10; bulls
x2OO6a3 30; stockers and feeders firm At
20O(94 70 The Journals returns lion,
the lar west and Texas show that there
il AN increase Of western cattle this sea
son. and the shipments will DO earlier.
They are IN good condition.
Sheep-Receipt 1900; shipments
oOO. Market weaker and slow; clipped
81 OO(d,4 80; washed IS 75ta6 l2l.
Ess, Liberty.
East LIBERTY, May Is -Cattie IT,.
ceipts l36 head Of yard stock no through
consignments; supply very light and no
trade, but the retailers and local butch
err prices are q shade of from yester.
day.
Receipts to-day LOO head
Philadelphias ~ 7Ot@i 80; Workers " ~
IA IS.
sheep-Receipts to-day 1900 head,
selling at - 25td5 -.
Philadelphia.
PuILApELPHIA, May l7..-Cattle-
Market dull; sales $500 head; prime
sold at u 25a5 75; good 81 75lS5 on;
medium ~ 25GDi 80; common ~ Si
Sheep--DulI; sales 5000 head; prime
woods s. no; good 81 80; mediums 10;
common ~ %.
Cincinnati.
CIsCIssAu, May lS.-lioas Com
mon 81 50a4 ~; light " S0CH4 so;
packing 81 20te4 As; butchers ~ boa,
I ~. Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

lAuNcfllstlntnl'
How French CDok Improved his Broti


How French Cook Improved his Broth.
At the celebrated home OF social, but
aristocratic Democracy, the famous
Manhattan Club, on fIllh avenue, New
York city, the theme OF conversation
recently has been not so much as to the
coming nominee at Cincinnati as to the
luck OF one Monsieur Emil Sigrist, a
yeritabe chef de cuisine, who bought
OF VI. A. Dsuphin, at No. $40 Broad
way, New York city, Tor dollar, a hall
ticket, No. 1905, in the April drawing
OF the wOrld.renowned louisiana State
Lottery, at New Orleans, AID drew half
Of the second capital prize OF $4,000. He
put it in L. ). Government 1 per cent
loan, aud still presides over the pots
and pans. Who is next?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
CANADA.
Riotons LonRahoraman.

MONTREAL, May Is, A.-The water
police, with one hundred Of the city
force, have been on duty since q O'Clock
this morning. A slight row took place
at the steamer Lake Champion, Of the
Beaver line, and the captain and several
men were hit with stones. The captain
loaded his two cannon and the crowd in
that vicinity scattered. About o'clock
some police were struck by stones, and
they charged the mob and made several
arrests. The police are nov parading
and work progresses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN
PERSIA.
The Famine Daily Growing More Severe

Il he a"'Ho behs S'S"hs A@S'o ee'o'o'
LoSDos, May lS.-Rev. Is. Larabee,
well known American missionary at
Oroomish, North Persia, where the fam
inc chiefly prevails, writes that grain is
selling at eleven times It's ordinary rates.
Rice has risen enormously, and the peo-
pie are living largely on scanty roots.
Robberies are becoming alarmingly fire.
quent. The reports from Hurdistan,
received from IIelpars, are equally dis
tressing. From this city ,OrOomiahl to
Tigres the famine is alike severe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19

To those who are 50 unfortunate as 10
become premAturely gray, OF whose hair
exhibits a tendency 10 tall of, We rec
ommend trial OF Halls Hair Renexer.
We do 50 With the utmost confidence
because t is everywhere received with
marked favor, and has built upon its
oEa merits such q sure foundation that
il is known and used in all civilized
countries addison, " Y. Ads9sissr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
CREMATED ALIVE.

The Horrible Death OF . ws
ington, Pa, Lady at Aew''
W.sHisoros, Pa, May ls.,i 40 sa,.
s GENE d sss ' Of Young lady resident o.
i tlG,s p dsse The victim was Miss Jennie
Lem Lennon, who was Waiting an . aunt =,
nesr = bile Of burains brush when hes
Clothing sea &c caught Are, and becoming sns
frightened she started on 9 run 10 hn mrc
ran about thirty rods, the hame ~ ou was
inc her more and more, Snen ~" Sesrd
met by an acquaintance wnH Ss ~" and tore
,Ss I burning clothes from her body,
i hnrnina his hands and arms very bad .,
" hn, 1, was too late to do much good
Miss Lennox being literally roas'e''
She died in great agony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
The Great Racs.

To-day, at Washington City, ID. o.,
the great boat race between Courtney
and Hanlan will take place. There are
numberless persons in this city greatly
interested la this race, and tor their ben
eft the particulars and result will be
hullelined at the REGIsTER office to-day.
The iull particulars, by special telegraph,
will appear in the RSGIsrER OF to-mor-
FnW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-19
WOOL.
PhliadelphiA.

PHILADELPHIA, May IS wool 900
Dull aud lower; Ohio, Pennsylvania aud
West Virginia Xxx and above b0db2lc
extra Boa 52i; medium 55Cab7Ic; coarse
80; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine i7(a50c; medium 5j(d b1c,
coarse soc; washed combng and delaine
50a60 unwashed 3stg42lc; Canada
washed combing b0a52!c; tub washed
50GgGOc; pulled I0(a5Oc.