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, 1881-07-24
BUSINESS.
Stocks Get a Backset from
President Garfield's Re-
lapse.
Sharp Recovery at the Close-Gould
Selling Western Union.
Not q Good Bank Statenent-Finances
in Chicaso.
The Produce Markets Less Active and
!. Generally steadier-Hogs Pirmer'
Wheat Higher for August, but Lower for Later
Months-corn Easi8+
FINANCIAL.

Stocks opened dull and lower. When the news
of President Garhclds relapse was received
the stock market began to weaken. and Wall
street exaggerated the bad news as usual, so
that ut one time tho market looked panlcky
Toward the close the news frum the President
was better. and there WAS sharp recovery In
prices AL other influences ut work Oil tho mar
kct sauk into rsiguincancc before tho reports
from Washington. The bunk statement was not
favorable and III fact all the influences Of tho day
seemed to favor the bears The operators OF
this class arc more confident now than thcy
have been ut any time, and freely predict de-
cline Of ten to fifteen points more thun has been
made.
The solitary ray of sunshine for the bulls was
that the weather WAS cicur all over the country
aud the crop news IRON the Northwest ws.s bet
ter Aloug tho corn roads the prospects are
excellent
Gould WIS reported to be selling Western
Union, kcenc was said to be seller Oh gen
era1 principles. ...
Mr.. keene's views about the stock market arc
reported US follows III the Graphic;
Tho decline in stocks, which they taik Of hav-
inc reached It's limit, has us yet only fairly oe
rl,u rt.oplc do not realize the extent to which
the initiation on our Stock Exchange mas beca
pushed. There bus been All almost unlE-
rerrupted rise for nearly three ycnfs anu prices
have reached figures that it would almost re,
uuirc the prosperity Of the world centred II tnas
country to justify. The prustrntlon OF our
cereal interest. concerning which l have pee'i ',
fully aware for months, VIII awaken the punlc,
h,th here. and abroad to tho insecurity alnd folly
| Of tue basis which II wild speculation has served
| TO establish. Our speculative values VIII con
tnuc to fall, aud they will Keep on uec!t:i!.s un
iii 1hey reach II level that will justify their put-
chase itl the light of the dividends they arc able
10 Weld \ further full Of ~ per cent IN q; great
| many stocks will be no greater than fnus Ut
/ naturally expected.
Union Pacific rights" III the Oregon Exten-
sion subscription are announced as follows;
| Each holder OF tlfty shares of Union Pacific h'ss
! the right to subscribe for onu bond OF tho Ore
| con Short Line Railway Company at par ahe
will receive rs Il bonus i've shares OF tie stocs
of the Oregon Short Line Railway Company
rhe fnlInw5,,r shows the range of tho active
stocks for the day:
, 1881-07-24


e,n cr,ca f:rnmmond, .south Ilnven sundries,
Stnr She1oyyan, aan.owve suudEie--
1'rnu MinnesO;u. f.sc,ltba, irGi-oFc.
i.rnpp ii,annkt, Uutlalt', su!1d!es.
1,[',u t[vp MESSENGER lsenton il1rbnr. sundsies"
i.rs,p skyark, Benton ilnrhs5. sundF'cs'
rrop I,f"p ::ia St. iosept. Grand Haven. lumber.
irvp 4 c. Hall. Muskeson, lumber.
if"p irop & T. TGupson. Musksson lumbs1 IumSeE.
r"p I'r"p swa"w White Lake, l%m!ss; !"rna x,4,s
schr Jessie I.lnr. Ese:ana',a. 'r','',nrs m 'or
scnr ilpc5t II Nn" Msuvliie tfss and posts.
schr T., T. :st:npson. Manisses lumber
schr i. Capr9,' Msnisis.: WaS;s:c !u"SSs; Inapcr.
schr North cans; ns s;l;'!i i'ur'411; h,;nh.r. G"a
CIR Il. +. Wa,ie. Izcksonrurt "ood;
sci,r Uysr culver rsn:n1k.e; NJ 'rs to'noe'.
schr \ Wicsson. Nc Ssse; s1ti Iuiinxt;n. lumber.
Schr sunrise. Erie. c',:.l
sehr Sehr Charles q a,i I.ui.nr, :keson iumbeF:
Schi Ell Il Il. +. Church Tawas, lumber.
Schr H. C. kcatina, Tawns. 1uHbEr-
Srhr Hoselle, Truverss lily 5umuer-
scbr cbr psFSna psfvs e 'SS Wnii cee|l lsay lumber
shF s6f Kii;inn K9ns Hs%Sa! snh a'sse III;
schr Isabella sands, Manistee' lnnbsI.
schr Glad Tidtnrs, L1ain9ton. iutnper.
SchE hE Esty I3.y Il linyes: Tor,ase Lake lumber.
sh5 i.Sa.fSn MSsa Ss,ssH5! Msn!sse: sssesi lumber
Sch1 i. ii. HiIl. Charieyelx. baIs; ;e.
schr Moses Gage, tied kver @ ,es t,es.
Schr William 4 Aldrich. Mans;ee' ,a'sS LUMBER
SS..hr j. i. Case, Buffalo. coal.
ACTUAL sA1LISGs.
s,nr sheboysan. Mnnitowoc. sundries:
ftm5 f4n1 SncEeye. Muskeson. light,
4,arr Il aine Mu<kegOn. light.
, 1881-07-24


'ponr HERON. Mich, July 3J.-Passed down
-propellcrs .Judnh. WaverIey, Cuhn, Montana
conc,nauxh, f. II. Brickhcad and barses, NlchRaa
and barpcs j. +. Donaldson and barges, ole:ah
and barges. City of Concord ant oarseS'
schooucrs West Side, Riverside, &. AMcs, Moh-
taux, t:aintin, Home.
Tp-Propclless Russia, Commodore, AFeta' y.
J. kershaw, Mctamora and barscs: scnoohcrs -
T.. Danforth, Ellen. Spry, G. G. Rarnes, Com
,nchc. 4. i,oody, John Tibbets. Wind-North-
east, light. Weather Inc; ~, no,~,-pro-
Po1sr HtrnoS, July %E9m p m-pownmrro- 10, D. rons
NIAGARA. and cons,rt. plymouth and baT:es;
Wilcox. ,,o,,o G.
Louis. ii. Chisholm aud consort' Aaynm. .,,s a.,a .
consorr, \. Everett aud cons"rt. y. Nn,s ai1,1
bnrges; schoohcrs l.. Al aoulS; -; ~ W,,i,e a1i
Dlic. Pulaski, Antwerp, and II. j. Clafh.
Wind north, light.
sn.r;at Di,patca to The Chicago Tribune.
DuLrr.1 Mimi, July Observation-Disclosures
Owen Sound, from Collngwoo1; Mnnlstee, i.s' ,sus'
IIoughton; Japan, from buffalo; nar9es l1r1Ins- aE,
wick Uhi, and ui,twtthn, fr0nl I'unnlu' schooh-
err Belle Stevens, from Ashland; ). Z: JonnS.m
and Jau,es Ryan, from sandu5ky' Mlhnenana'
aud t;tshask, from l1lIIalo >,,r,, for pox-
field; MIR: Ann. for Ashland; .propelser o''-
turo, for sarnfa
t.sc.sAnA. Mich, July :s,.-Arriyed-Steamers
| r. Kicnards, Il +. 1,Anucy, and W.. hso"n'
| schooncrs May Kicharls and Alice hiGh91oS;
DepArtcd-Stcn,ncrs i. Richards; e; L. ;sac ltan"
L. Parsons, J. Godfrey, Alice richards, and NaS
| Richards.
| MILWAUKEE.
Special Dispatch to Tht Chicago Tribune.
| M1rwArKEE Wis, July 5i-Arrived from De-
| low-Schouner Henry Fisher
| observation-disclosures Marengo, fatnAndef, atu
n. IL. Vanderbilt, for Esc'1naoa.
| BAY CITY.
| Sptcta, Dhpateh to The Chicago Tr1bnnt-
BAY CITY, Mich. July :ss.-Thc Kate Nuttron1'
loaded with salt, left for Chicago thfs morning
| ERIE.
/ Sutei1l Dispatch to The Chicago 1Tthane~
| Ep,r ia ,I,liy observation-disclosures Annie
1 Sherwood. coal. Chicago.
, 1881-07-24
AN Fo1T0R's POCKETB00K.

At the ract.s yesterday afternoon Rentse4au
whose name undoubtedly Is c. n. Walls fell suo-
denly to the ground in q it, or from some otael
cause and was carried out of tho CROWD ., ~,
Btandcrs,-but where to no one took tne trouo.o ae
to find out There is desire now to ktlo" wa VIA.
became of him. He left not only ms ms nnt orset =; s
oook,-a very ancient aud sonlemnae ,'asIe
dupidatc one it contained a,t'ad thsGe psses pese
Age-st:.mps and innusnernhie Faiiroau q,a1ns 1T
and sunury cu,up.ntntaries in thG .aIi;cous nanc "
Cyrus n Walls, VI the Paris ull txp,1mtcrnd M ,arrnd
"C. n Wults-the property Of. ana up ~ 1at.
Il the man was anything else but 5on.naaast,, nast,
these figures might have rcpre5Gnteu + uno 1o.ket-
book. nostace-stamp passes, and empty eno
selope are at The TRIBUNE Office a"altn's 'Do
inner.
, 1881-07-24
NE1y YORK.


~r,v vour 1u1y tk-CoTTUS-Qulct but firm az
II fl-tpnl 1:-l6 futures firm; July, !lSe; AuSuSt7
IT, SIX: September us.c; October, 1Gts~. NoFe"'oo''
luiSc; December D,I5c; JaniaEy 4o.a'c' Fto' aS'
iu.uc; March. lU.S.c; Anrl in.4c r,o,,
FLuUH-lIeayy; receipts. 1aau bTis: exports. ahu''
hrs: su,er State and Western, S|l5 cos1m"n "
,,nml xtra 4.N.iu good 10 choice, *'iH9:to "nllo
wh,,,t extra, $a22x.t25: eStsn Ohio, SJutsh''; q.
Louis S. osa.75 Minnesota iatcnt process s"|s]9-'
t;HAlS--Wheat leelaic lover; active speculauon
business; receipts, :si0O hu: exports S'tV' oa' re-
1,.tr& sn.tuv Sic: No. do. 81 2s @'e.: nnelaas'
I.. H. i5.,6 ~: Su. 5 do. $ll:*%l steaMer ~.
$ So. red j. 3S rd ne @ ;ster xsd Xxx w,n't:r.
sie:;nSl 81 =; H. migrated white. IT, ia III; No. az
s!'' g. s1.S f! jSj; SS; s. It'll: e. -
Il ,;I:S is;sl cuSl: ut <lt; sse,19@sr y s3.sy
l cIss!i.I It $L 1e: He:"ysf .saiy r:ccis 5vW 0u:
s.xnns,s .5:oD bs,; un.r:.dei. iss';ssc Ny i: 5c:
slra,,cr, Sc: ~. = yly5.hc; So III; %hi': s ss';;c:
r,2; u..s higher: receipts. :'.n hu; IT, sxnorts
lAt tu; Western mixed 4%t+2e "ite "o' 4fs>'1ae"
Iin!s@uu!eL Gut steady: nnmnal1s unchanged rxca
. % Gn,et sat oai ii nd nonin
ii M5iassss dull and unchanged. h'ce an'.' ""a on-
e1sifso 1rsNifftsolrrM-Ftrm; United dc; crude re-
n'a 'THaiiLow-steaiy; Ge-'aTGtkc-
EEsIS-Fifm and nssGsn!E.d
TUKjESTlSE-Quict: l.@tfslec
Et;4;S-N No1nlnuiy unctatsel ,o,,,,- s,,o
l4EATuEu-ln sD9d s Ssnamn; r.a;, nf b,' middle aud
heavy weight snt.7c - ,.~., 4,,a
WGuI-Dull and in buyers favor; uone5Ms neGGe, TX
a1i'c; pulled. :a*s Tic; un"asneu' Ae'-'' 1e>'S
Tovts1oSs-Pork quiet but irl old mess Gante ,1,e1
| mi steuuy; prices unchunGed. LIfa oull; pt1'"e
StIi1.Ir;tt-tuict and unchanged
t;uEESE-Ijuil and unctsaHEed
| AiEr4a1.S--Du!i and unchanged
, 1881-07-24
MARINE NEWS.
Grain Freights Dull and Slow, the Rate
Remaining at Two Cents on
Corn.
Collision with Twelfth Street Bridge
Arrivals and Departures
Along the Docks.
HOME GATHERINGS.

HOME AT1IE1tlNGS.
LAKE FREIG11rs.
f,o,,, fro,rbto ,vora d,1l and slow tfo few
'euh' lre's".s "e'o ~, .",,. "o s. ,a.s,, ~ 80
charters matc being at fe1d's raae' een's .os
corn to buffalo. Tho engagements were: For
nnTnlo-1,r,n.lfcr Fountain City, -, 900 bushels
~ ,o-,. ,,r,n,,fnr Vanderbilt 5DiH0 bushels OF
" ~. .A ~ !"r,,.-rroneller 1,nnroIore. aioo
coFu' tut SaA"''-A ''i1ups,Ia,,,, &c ~ h,,sh-
els OF corn; vessel not named, $4,000 bushels OF
corn For rEric-propellers Alaska, 45,oa' bush
els OF corn. Thcrp was no change to notc in
iumhcr frcirhts.
DOCK NOTES.
rhorc wer, twcnty-two car.ocs on the lumber
,,.rIat vstcray.
nlatheI , eestel"ts' o.;
Tie propeller s.. Joscpn wen. 'ao % ta I'..,y
company oocAs seseetoa' ~ ~
, 1881-07-24
ARTICLES.

The following grain WIS inspected into store
this city yesterday morning: 3 cars Nh )
winter wheat. cars low GRADER cars No. :
spring wheat, II cars So,3 do. Ii ours rejected.
Tears no ,rudc t9o ,shcnt}, @E' cars and 300 bu
No. :. corn. IS cars ghmixcd, 5 cnrs new tlo, Il
cars new mixed, s4i ours rejected. t's cars no
Crude t10j curu}: - cars witc o.ts. II cars anu
400 bu M. :: mixed, 81 cars rejected, car no
grade tlO6 OATS; i cars No. : rye; c:rs rc-
jcctcd e., ryc}; cnrs low grade barley Iotnl
WI carsl, 10000 pu. Inspected out: &,s75 bu
wheat, 4;ai;}5. bu corn, ISL bu outs.
The following were the receipts OF Greadstuss
, 1881-07-24
ARRIVALS At HOT SPRINGS. ARK

,,o, snn1Scs. Ark, July 23.-H- Anderson
chieavo: Mol o j. Van Eaton, Tcrrc naute, Ind; n:
cr'ham Cr'tasn' urpana Ill.,. W. ii. Plats Toledo q;
Gfnnam IL Evansville, Ind; J. H. Ayers, st.
E. o,,;z: ~ ~ w X Campbell, Boston: John A. Powers
md wfe YoEkssgwpn e.; SShn 5st p naRs CITY
Hoch. II ~ Lewis, Louisville. ky., are anoos
the late arrivals here
, 1881-07-24

Government bonds were unchanged. In I'll
c,ro. District of Columbia 3.65s were 100 bid and
10 asked; y:s, 10a and 10s7s As 116.5 and l16'7'
AIS, ll45 and l14ns.
Foreign exchange was heavy and dull. Bank
crs. sterling WIS 4s3,5 niid 4S3t1; actual rites
we're 4sssi and 4Si'i; commcrctal ster11ng m
was 4so51is0A. Bankers francs we're ;1l;s 1or
sixty days and 5lo7s for demand; Frcnca co"'-
mcrcial bills were 536:s and 516; bclslan Cum
.-.o.,,a1 so-k and 5aIS: bankers marks. 9aA
and ot?:. and commercial, g}ss@9j>s.
Chicaro bank clcarngs we're S6,7Oo.oo. hoans
pcr., fairly active at 4G5 per cent On CALI ana
~ per cent on time. New York exchange solo
hc1 wecn hanks Mt GolJs0c per 81 600 discount
Chicago bank clearlngs for the Week are re- re-
oortcn ~ follows by Manager D. Il. Aale' o1 INC
-. i.,.,..t, I,lon rnl,. HnuSG:
, 1881-07-24

RY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
10 the Western Associated PTfts-
x.4.w yorr. July s3.-Governmcnts were qo1et
and generally steady.
rniIroad bonds were generally weak
State securities were dull
The stock market opened weak. and prices tm-
mcdintely began to decline. the downward move
,,cnt continuing steadily until the receipt OF 'u-
teligcncc from Washington regarding tue I'es, ~,
dents condition, when heavy pressure ~ ss.t
uen' ,a..a,a,,ad and quotations fell of sharply.
Vas va, s,exard tendency continued until nea.
tRe Me!;a1e attsF Hnon n Tss"e ceatfa nss'
,ssS1; sas dfR,i Paeic' Memphis Charleslon Sortts
Pacc aud tns rpera tRs aese s1d e0a m ats
were also pro. a. recoycry Of i TO IL. which
Sa!es @ suhseeuently ,hs pArtay and the market
, 1881-07-24
nois Central. 142M: Pennsylvania Central, 6Gts; !;
New York Central, l471$; Erie, H7a; Reading.
30a.
PARIS, July 1.-Rentes, S5f.
MINING NEWS.
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of leading articles Of produce in this city during
the twcuty-four hours ending ut O'Clock
Saturday morning and for tho corresponding
time II year ago:
, 1881-07-24
rrEADSIUFFS.

r1n,1p-was quiet, but strong. There "as nnd nad
f1"on-d IVA :,,uut equal to the offerings ana
enIs were nr the latest ndvanee t",nrc.
in the eeFs on private
safes hi. nno Lou bags springs on private Terms
terms, 's ~ IN h.rs low grades 1t S95S4o: ~ o,a
- s'nr nartly at $50. Total equal 70 l. u,,s
W,n,er hours were quoted at ss~7VSa''' enp''A'"
, 1881-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hr)w FALSi: REPORTS ARE Staff

Special Dispateh to The Chicago
WAuKEGAS, ILL.,, July "a fabulous report
seemed to have g.ned much credihlslty yestcr-
day through Il credulous lot of people, apraf-
emily :ll along tho line of tho Northwestern
1,aIlrnad from Chicago to Milwaukee. TINT
steamer hutl gone ashore opposi1 this CITY,
and that several lives were lost. Every tru1n
prugiue passengers FROM both tho north anu
south wanted TO know where the Door coFpse5
were THE TIt1nUSE representative went TO
work to learn the accuracy Of the report ana nj
n late hour lust night, nll tucacEca out
from walking tho lake shore. he haa
splyc,l tho con,,utlrum. On Thursday tho Grace
Gru,nmond Il. Chicago stea:ne7> made her res,u-
lar excursion to this city, ant it appears ttl.sl
The boat forgot to take back one OF her incnr1
uted passengers. and left hn to sleep on nls @ nau
whisky on tho soft side of Il sandy beach Inc
lake- shore was very damp during THURSDAY
ni-ht and it rai1ic us hnra us the "orlu ever
Em,.w it 10. On Friday morning there came
running up from the lakeside y woiul ana an
inal1spiciot,s hooking fellow dripping with Wy: Wy
rrr. and stated to a great many people VINO
we're congregatcd about tho uel'oI ol1
nrcount Of tho railroad accident 1hat
he the trump had Just swan ashore
| from, the steamboat wreck. DC SAID ne ras u! "
me boat when she went down win al Oh ooItu. ~
md as the peoples sympathy was WoFAtu uEt ~
hich fur the railroad calamity they were "'11ri!s ~,
| 10 rrusp at Il straw and Call 1t n CORPSE inc
| yotiug tramp worked on the ieellnss " wv !.
| kind-henrtci 5tauon-agent, anu Sot 1Aae ~
/ I nl-n EnrA3t.
, 1881-07-24

short HIS seller sep,cnnGssF Be oss e,Ssen and I 6oxed
Long eisa .siic boxed ong,cu haus ~ ~ y s
sweet-ptcsaeuh h.m,s sine uyeTnrc. s7+t9c ,,o,t <
Bseoa Quoted fe5 s54t slears i@c for
hau,s a c;nvnsed and paeKen;; IN n r,r rness s2@
BEEF-Mas u as ,9ass gaS ana s5ln1lt!ss..D for hams.
, 1881-07-24
rt1-pEp CANADIAN OFFICIALS.

special Dispatch 70 Tht [H1eag0 1r1o0Ht:
AMuE1,srnURG, Ont, July @;-The tug N!au,c @
Morton, with II double crew, LETT mere tor iun-
,lenu for tho tug New Eru, lately raissn und lt!r,
chased by Frank Porter, of Detroit Ihey io.ma rnl
the New Era hidden up Il creek. sae Nus M,
md we're ready to leave, when twenty Can;ldlAi,
Officials came up TO prevent thei: dcparsurc' ntru w.,
pursued with another tug, but tue New III"
inc. Thc trouble was that the New Err, wnen ,,
raised, proved tn be In better shape th:,l WAS
expected, and the former owners ala i,ol n "nl.e
{,,r ft,r hnr 1,nyt
, 1881-07-24

Kansas City, Denver, Pueblo E1.
Enrsus city. .SanEt F6. New Mex
leo. Observation-Disclosures Fast liz
St Louis. springfield i Texas.
It. Louis, Springfield + Texas.
Mobile + .'.w Orleans Express. i.
Peoria, k+.Okuk. + Eur-t win
tingtun Fast Express Chenoa
Pektn Il Peoria FIX. via Joliet. -.-
s;treator, 1.atul,. AvaShsngt'n E1.. 3.
Joliet y dwight Accommodation
, 1881-07-24

Speeiai DISPATCH 70 The Eh1ed9" 77tbunt.
sttrnpYGAS, Wis. July :'--ln "Wednesday
nights sqllali sailor on tho scheoner ,,:,o ho5e
na,retl John Sargcant. resident or sheoos Es,
,vns thrown overheard three miles out from tnls
uort. The vessel was un,nauagcnhle Ut tie TING
and it was found impossible to l.'1nch me ynw!
.vnrr thro,7n out to him, however, though It was
intensely dark and it was hoped lle might save We
himself. \ rcscntng party from here 1alled u
find him YcStnltlAY.
, 1881-07-24
TELEGRAPH.


Special Dispatch to The Chica0o Tribune.
y1y1.1,,,uo1- July g-4l:5D L. nA-FI-ocn-So. L. lis
Cd; No. = rs I'd.
GKA1S-Wh hcat-Wlntcr. No. ], VI l'u ~" = ~ - 49, 49,
,.;r, n, II. 5d: M . Is; white. No. !. os IL;
No. = q: s; club No. !. as lid: NJ" Is 3D. eorh' as'
rl,,Iyls1oSs-pnrk. lis. 1nTtt 49, .
LIVERPOOL, July I.-l'KoS1s1oSs - bcc1 -f11ts''
India mess steady ut ls.
t,ttEESE-amertcan choce dull at as
t:n.1S-W.,cut-So. | white steady at "a ~; winter
nrucr at ~ lid for Western. Cvrn-Mlaea nfmes
nj is Id for ut. 1s for new
Th,, following were received By the Chicago Beard
OF Trade:
l1yEl;.ooI July .3.-Wncat-Ii"lders oiler mod
.roteiv red winter, - nd; No, sprs s ~; ~ .
d. ~ torn il, demand a'd hrni IT. ~ ia5s"eS W
,,,f ,t,.stN hest In us demand ana Iirhl IoFn III
W. ~ ',"u,an md t17m PORK. 7:s: lard, rs bacon
LON: c;,:ar ii, ,.l short clear ~ ID IaoT@, @ A.,
tnnes,. duh aud Is luwcr 5l. Heet-ExtF:A 1ho'i
ui,s-. rs tit. - ,,,,nn, .,yb.., s+-nnv.
,,,rn tr,n MARX lASE--CaE.nts M "nHst-n ntas
and curn 1rn Car=ocs on ,Hlssage-M hsat ho coni
ttrt,l Country markets for Wheat-Ehsl'sA 'lAo
French itSul
, 1881-07-24

Chlcagn, burlington Il Quincy Railroad.
FOR Mnps, Ttme-rahies. Sleepng-Cnr Acconmonn-
tions npp'y,, at 81 Clark-sI: Grand Pacific uotel
House, and Is Cunnl-st-
, 1881-07-24
Leave. / Arrive.

a ljAIIy. b Daily, except SnnIay. Daily. t1ceps
Saturday. Daily. eICcpt Monday,
nutu,iue trains leave md arrivs from Central Do
rot, f0ut Of lake-St-
Chicago, Milwaukee Il St. 1'nul Hallway
Linton Depot: Corner MADISON Canal and Adans-sts-
Ticket alllces tt C,ntk-ss-, Palmer House. GRIND
pacinc Hotel md 1T Depot
, 1881-07-24

St. Louis 4 Texas E1press.....~
st. Lollis. u Texas Fast l.tne..-...
C,tiru l. New Orleans Expres*...-
New Orleans 4 Texas Fast FIX :.
Springfield Express.
Springfield Night Express. .......
hl'e.,Eia, burlington & ke0klk...
ti'cnria, Burlington It ktbk,lk..
Pontiac s. Cha.swufth Express.
EhatswOrth Express.
Gilman Passenger. er.-..-..-.-........
UuEruqu,. l. Sunk t'ity Etprc:s...
Du..,lt;uc j. Sioux City Express.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

Cleopatra the night before he tell at
Chickamauga, and that II was found In bis
pocket aturgted with his blood; but the
poem appears IN "CoggeShalls Collection"
published in 1880, three years before
Chickamauga, and It was not new them
Cincinnati Commercial
An aristocratic duel is reported trom
France, in which prince and baron have
been fightingover newspaper article, II
is well perhaps, that they did not JON
issue and pitch into the editor, as in that
case the man Of iron would probably have
taken of his coat and licked the pair Of
them.-New York Commercial AdrsrtiSer.
Southwestern Virginia is attracting the
attention OF British capitalists, In no lonS
time her enormous amount OF splendid
timber, covering mountains to their sum
mits and extending along deep canons, bel
boundless coal seams and other minerals
will bringindustry and wealth to thousands
During the past fortnight IN examination
OF several Virginia estates has been made
by Mr.. Finlay Dun, Mr. George Hunt and
Mr.. James Black, OF London, England, who
pronounce themselves well satisfied Will
their appearance and varied resources II
is understood that these gentlemen, who
have been in Washington recently, are
negotiating to purchase 100000 acres IL
ives. Virginia for colonizing purposes. Mr.
Finley DUN, OF the party, was formerly
employed by the London Times in writing
up foreign agricultural resources.-BaH''
more Sun,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

BALTIMORE Is waking up and shaking off
the letharyiC slumber that has bound her
ancient limbs. One evening this week a
meeting was held there, participated in by
many prominent business men, capitalists
and real estate owners, at which It was de-
cided to put forth efforts and hold out in
duCements Of Ia valuable characterize manu-
featuring establishments, to secure their
location there. 1t was the sense OF the
meeting that no city could hold Its own in
these busy days Of progress unless 1t was to
largo extent manufacturing city-unless
1t produced something that was In general
demand. One speaker, who had given the
subject special attention, claimed that the
tangible benefits and profits to commits
nifty from capital invested in manufacture
ing industries, were ten and n half times
those aCcrulng from the same capital in.
vested in commercial business. 1t seems
that tho Maryland laws have heretofore
Disseminated against manufacturers on u
large scale. II Is now proposed to exempt
all such enterprises from taxation for
term oil years, or establish very low and
uniform rate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
PERSONAL AND PERTiNENT.

VIZ have been waiting to SEQ proconsul
Mathews hanO announced "a a candidate
for the United States Senate, and IL has
come At last. Not, however, at the sueges-
ton Of any Democratic paper in West Viz.
ginia, but by a telegram from Washington
published In the Wheeling Register. John
W. Garrett In the multiplicity Of hisaiTairs
has not forgotten to look after the interest
Of bis prOconsul, satisfied that by doing 80
he can best serve his own.-NdHinlburg
SldleSmdn
Abour ten days alter the first subscrip.
ton was made 10 the fund for Mrs. Gar.
field, some one Of the household informed
him that large sum Of money was being
raised for her In the event Of his demise.
AZ this he was very much surprised and
said. UWhalY-adding with evident emo
lion, as he turned his face 10 the pillow,
liff6w kind and thoughtful What a grn-
cious feopleln Hewas then silent Andab.
sofbed Tor long time, as II overwhelmed
with the thought l never heard him al.
inde to the subject afterwNrd. DR. D. w.
Biit, n The Century for December.
ftsalmost q pity to spoil the fine story
that General Lyle wrote his Antony and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03

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