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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-29

"WINE OF oARDUI" makes rosy
cheeks and clear complications.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-29

We cell Dress Goods cheap. Geo. G.
Roth's South Side Dry Goods House.
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A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, Is the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
BItters Is that remedy, and its proprietors
are being blessed by thousands who have
beeo saved and cured by 1t. viii you try
it2 Soc another Column,-EdOk. MwF&w
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RINANoIAL AAD oonMEncIAL.
EaN YoEh noney md slaela,


NEW YORE, April 2s,-MosEr-s aS percent
closing at Sper cent Prime msruantile paper
4ka5G per cent Sterling Exchange banken
bills 8 SSA; demand 81 S6k,
GOVERNMENT BoADs-StronR and Xak per
cent higher for Jour and halls and fouFs
nuilad stA,@ q Of ISal oOupona
l9N ElNlI ,, ON
sew -Four and halls,
6SI Eeuts
Paddle q u 1885. ,,-.,,.,,,.-.,,, .., y
RAILROAD BoHDs-In fair demand,
STATE BoSps-ModsraIely active.
L9uttGna COnDolL,,,, 50 Virginia H,,....,,.,- 10
~ e''...-,''ll6 Do naW.,,....,,,,,..,,, IS
Ienlesea u -,,.',' TX Deferred ,,,, lsI
DO heN''''''',,,'',,..,..,, 1tMl
e1ocEs-The market opened firm and the
general list advanced 4 To- * per cent the
latter In Lake Shore, but subsequently, de-.
clined fraction. At the first board spsculA.
ton Wasir[egulAr, but during the afternoon q
strong buying movement was inaugurattd,
under the influence OF which prices rose u to
TX per cent Mobile & Ohio and Trunk Line
shares leading the upward movement In the
late dealings the market became weak and a
decline Of Y TO ~ per cent occurred in the
general list Reading sold off an per cent,
In elevated railroad shares Manhattan de,
clined ", recovered and reacted u per cent
Metropolitan fell off az and recovered / Del
cent New York dropped 8 and rallied per
cent,
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NEW YoRE, April 2S-Cotton weak at
l0Xallci futures barely steady. Flour
heavyi receipts $4,000 bbls; exports 1900
bblS: superHne western and Safe 81 coal so ;
common TO good $i 55a4 90; good 10 choice
IS 00a6 rs; white wheat extra So OOaB 90 /;
extra Ohio 81 66a8 10; 81. Louis 81 GJa6 rs;
Minnesota patent process $660aS00. Wheat
unsettled and lower receipts l6l, 900 bushels ;
exports 2OS, 800 bushels; No. Chicago 81 FAX /;
ungraded red 81 l0Al 80; No. 8. 81 2Sa1 "a;
ungFaded white 81 lSfaI 2li No. l do, sales
$4,000 bushels, at 81 2Ifsl 26H; No. 2 red
April sales $4,000 bushels at 81 20Ha
/ 2SN; May, sales $4,000 bushels at 81 22a
2SA June, sales $4,000 bushels At 81 l99Ea
q; July, sales l76, 900 bushels at $l,l7Xal 10
Corn higher; receipts l07, 800 bushels; exports
33, 900 buShels;ungraded 61a0l Keno. 8, b7a5Sc;
steamer 60Ha6Oc. No. 2, 8IKc; No. 2April
62aG2 10; May 60%a56hci June b4,la66k 10;
July 66Hc. Oats easier receipts $4,000 bush.
els; western mixed 46ai7c; white western l0a
6lo. Hay steady and In good demand at OOa
95C Hops quiet and steady. Coffee dull
and unchanged. Sugar qHiet and steady; fair
to good refining 7N47Nc. Moas1es steady
and Ia fair demand. Rice In fair demand ;
Carolina and Louisiana 4Aa7Nc. Petroleum
quiet and steady; United s3Nc; crude 6Xa
no: refined SO asked TalloW demand fair
and market firm at 0ka8 e.l0o. lplin quiet
and unchanged Tuipentine rull and lower
at 4lC. Eggs heavy at lGIlsn Pork, de-
tnand moderate; old mess SO l2XalB25; new
quoted at blS GOALS %. Beef firm. Cut meats
quiet, steady and unchanged. Lard, demand
active prluie steam 81 SQait 49, Butter dull
and In buyer,' favor at lla97c ChC9s, quiet
and unchanged.
CHICAGO April 2S-Flour quiet and weak.
Wheat active, lover and rather p4ntcky at
81 0Ohil Of cash 81 02Nal OK May $l:O3lS
June and July; 81 W Au. llst No. 8, 0Oa05 Hc
refined 73Kaa0c, Corn active and lower at
Axe cash; 42No May AK bid June; 43Ha
4SHe July: 40 August; rejected &c., Oats
ID fair demand and lover al 35to cash; SOC
May; S0NC June; 3S9So July; 2OHc August.
Rye duh, weak and lower at 81 1Qai IA. Bar
ley dull and lower at 81 Obal 90. Flax seed
81 l6h. Pork unsettled but generally higher
at 81 4ral7 IS casa and May; $l7 Is June;
$l7 bj July. Lard unsettled and generally
higher At Sill 27Xall 80 cash aud May;
$ll Tkall 40 Juna; ST. 4'ali Az July.
Bulk meats unsettlGd anl generally higher;
shoulders s. 30; short rib 81 go: short clear
1887. Whisky steady ant uhchangelat 81 OS,
Ths following shows the fluctuations III the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
IS reported by John N. Hoon & Co., brokers,
No. 1160 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-29

BASE BALLS, Bats ane Guides for 1881
and all: Base Ball goods at Rhees'.
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BRocADE patins 75c, 81 90, 81 25, 81 80
and % 90 per yard, at George g. Roth's.
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,o r,, THOS 0BRIkN
ApIy Real EslAlO Agent Capital B1ILll,,


y hOUNDSVlLLk
1900 Apple TrsOsI two, three, four lud ~, IN,
300 Peach, one iron bud) Jslr, '-A
5000 PlumS, ono and two year.
800 Quinces, two and three JOan,
1900 Charles, one ard two yoaI,
5000 EyeIgfOcnl, mostly Juniper from N. A,.
feet The above are thrifty Ahd Ia IoOl tooi'tS,L
tranSpl anling. VIII cell a lOu - Ihs iOTSt n,
Teigon1ence solicited. AddF0L SAMUEL Nh
LEk, AonpdIyllle: RurIsFy ID Ont RliC I'd I
mouhubVlHo Depot dNi.bIRl
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Ask your grocer for Morning Glory
Baking Powder. The most economical In
the market.
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Ghe gntetligetteer.
New Advertisements.

O1co, Nos. a6 and n Fourteenth street
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DOR SALE,
DOR SALE.

VALUABLE BUILDING I0TS T0S
Y SALE AT AUCTION,-I iii ~ .VIa iOR
public auction. ii the front door Of IN nv, ~
In the city Oi WheslInS, SATURDAY ip s,i in!,s
commencing At 10 O'Clock 4 ln ihs toIidAa,tL!A ~
estate; Three building lois, each tEsSiy ~ ,DI ~
dTed and twenty iSel Sltuite on 80 M. w Y. "
9tTSet, bet seen Twelfth and ThiItsFph 49, ~
iI very desirable location. 81" '"''A lA
,,,o p..,v.,. THOs OBRILS,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17
The Wife's Management.

Tomost wives, the very thought OF
asking a husband for money fG per
sonal expenses is q delicate and dreaded
task. Not that the wife OF man fears
refusal, but TO her it seems that he
should see for himself what she needs,
not compel her to ask for what IS right
fully hers. The wife is head manager
OF the home; the man is presumably the
bread winner, the responsible head, but
on her devolves the burden OF planning
and managing the home expendi-
lures.
When man marries, he takes away,
In a measure, the opportunities which
q woman possessed before OF providing
for her own support There are many
men who wed with the avowed intention
of taking a partner in life who shall
help them earn money, and who demand
that wife shall toll on, year after
year, at cost OF health and home CON-
fort no matter il both are sacrificed, so
that she earns money to help swell the
general fund We do not propose to
give such husbands even a passing
notice: but allude to those men who,
when they enter into wedlock do so with
the design Of creating home, and di-
recting their best efforts toward the
maintenance of that homo and the edu-
cation OF their children.
We're such men as the latter 10 real
i2e how most women shrink from ask
ing for money for the purchase OF
clothes and the numberless tribes they
love to collect, they would not force
them to do it, 1t is very easy matter
for a man to give to his wife weekly
or monthly sum from which she can
provide herself and little ones with what
they require and he should also depute
to her the duty Of making the purchases
for all the departments OF the hone.
A certain sum allowed her land 1t should
be nccordingto his income) would place
her in a position to acquire Judgment,
by calling into exercise economy aud
skill in making purchases. A wife who
| is thus treated will become systematic
and prudent. She will soon learn that
it is more judicious to buy in large guam
titles. She will also learn that it is the
| truest economy TO procure the best A
new delight will enter into her daily
life All women have, i'll greater or
less degree, a taste for business; and a
possession of a certain share of the funds
will awaken habits Of forethought, and
common sense will dictate her OUTLAWS,
besides she will know better what she,
as the representative of her husband,
can afford. She will no longer be kept
in ignorance of his affairs, and she will
determine for herself just how mncn
money should be expended, with the
happiest results.
If any husband doubts the correctness
of ouf views, let him consult his wife
upon the subject, and the answer will,
perhaps surprise him, And if he 80
still farther, and adopt die advice given,
the report will surprise him also. He
will be the gamer, both in true comfort,
and increased respect Of his wife, while
she will enjoy the pleasant excitement
Of bargaining, and the development Of
an executive ability, which might have
remained dormant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17
A Talented Lady's vlewa.

Mrs. O. F. Fleming, State Lecturer Of Mis-
souri,, and also an artist Of rare merit, whose
picture Of Adelaide Nelson Is pronounced BY
the press 10 be the most beautiful portrait in
the United States, in recent letter said: al
have been troubled with kidney disease since
my childhood, and it finally eliminated in
chronic catarrh Of the bladder. 1t would be
impossible for me to describe how much have
suffered, and had abandoned all hope Of ever
being cured. | was, however, recommended to
try Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver cure, and
it has done me more good than the combined
skill Of all the physicians l have ever tried
duiing my entire ffe." Such testimony is be-
yond question, and proves the value to all
ladies VI the remedy it advocates,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17

1t will be matter Of interest 10 the
stock breeders Of our own and neigh
boring States to find in our column, an
official announcement of the first semi
annual fair Of the Louisville Fair A,sO.
citation. With a time selected to avoid
any conflict with the interests Of our
neighbors. and with an organization
strong and well ordered and comprising
many of our most successful and iniIucn-
tial men, no doubt is felt that the Louis.
vile Fair will promote, in every practi.
cable way, our stock Interests, and, while
doing this for the country, will he at the
same time for Louisville one Of the most
important enterprises ever put before
our people Other great fairs have con
tributed largely to the wealth Of cities,
and ours will do no less. Many thous
and strangers will be brought here to
witness our exhibition Of stock, which
it is intended shall excel any ever seen
before, The amount of stock any one
person is allowed to hold is limited to
the sum Of three hundred dollars, thi-
being the qualification Of membership,
and the fair is entirely a peoples enter.
prise, conducted solely il the public in
terest, MAJ. HENRY G.. MCDOWELL,
in letter before US expresses the opin-
ion of many of our stock men when he
says: "J believe that the method pro
posed by the Louisville Fair Association
will make that the great stock fair Of
the world"
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Giving inform alton greatly desired, bu
not attainable from sources whence gener
ally sought.
"GLAD TIDINGS FOR MOTHERS ~
Containing matter OF highest interest to all
who would pass safely and with little pain
through the great t'ial of motherhood
These are the titles OF two books. either
or both OF which is sent for u stamp nd.
dressed TO the author, DR. STAGNBACK VIII.
son, Atlanta, Georgia.
Their truths hGuH be EnO1rji IN 1V
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The Most Attractive Programme Ever offered
to the Public.

The Louisville Fair Association will hold its first annual Fair
September u October 1881 both days included The first Fair will be
confined exhibition Horses and Cattle Tor the accommodation which
hundred stalls will be furnished free charge The have
Effected which will make this Stock Fair world
No will charged exhibition stock and only five per cent
will he charged for entries in the speed ring
The beautiful grounds OF the Association accessible by railroad and
and well roads The accommodations the
comfortable will be
ting pong, and gambling Of every description will be prohibited and
sale liquors will be permitted the grounds
Catalogues will be ready for distribution by August 20 and may be had
on application to the Secretary
JOHN B. CASTLEMAN Pest SAMUEL j. LOOK, Vice Pres't
]. M. WRIGHT Secretary.
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No good Preaching,

No man can doa good job Of work, preach
good sermon, Try law suit well, doctor q
patient, or MIIte good article when he feels
miserable and u, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, ana I one should make the
attempt in such condition when it can be
so easily and cheaply removed by little
Hop Bitters. See other column.-Albany
Times.
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INDIGESTION, dyspepsia, nervous prostratlon
and all forms OF general debility relieved by
taking hlENsMAS's PEPToSIzED BEEF ToSIC. the
only preparation OF beef containing its entire
nutritious properties. 1t contains blood-mak-
ing, force-generating and DEMONSTRATING prop
critics; is invaluable in all enfeebled conditions.
whether the result Of exhaustion. nervous pros.
tration, oyerwork, or acute disease, particularly
if resulting from pulmonary complaints, Cas-
well, Hazard Co., proprietors, New York.
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The New York obelisk Is little more
than half as big as the largest in Rome,
but bigger than that in London. There
are thirty.one of them scattered about
Europe, among which New Yorks ranks
twenty-third III size,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17

The German Postofflce uses postage
stamps whose colors can be Cancelled BY
water. This prevents fraud, for as soon
as the stamps are washed the color is
obliterated.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17

JOSH BILLINGS "Whcn 7 was a
youug man WAS always i'll hurry to
1old tie big end of the log and do ali the
lifting; now am older, | seize hold OF
he small end and do all the gruutiug.
SAVE doctors bill By keeping the sy,tem in
OrlOr with kIlnry.MOrf Il KL-I do n
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Bed.Bugs, Reaches,
uINv,-sCaHYo:.IC NAIVE

l,ths BE>T oALvE for cut, Bruises, sores. uicsr,
>4li Eh-um, rr,ief, ChiPpei Hand, Chb,lia, Corn.
4nd all Kinds Of SKIN krupiioa' Freekls, and rDgle,
let uESEr'S cARBoL!C sALyE, a. all oib.i. Al.
-uuntstfsits. cTice IS ceuts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17

81 PLAY only by note, said a pianist.
"Seems to me you could do more exc
cution if you would play by ear, re-
marked Fogg. "such reach, you
know" And the pianist reached for
Fogg, who got himself out of the way
lust in time.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17

The man who gets maddest at a news
paper squib is usually the fellow who
jorrows the paper he reads it ont Of
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17

DR.; MOTIF LIvRR PILLs IT. ,h. beet csihu,i.
1ssalSsors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17

DuRSo's cATARRH syUPs cures all Affections Of tn,
mucous membrane Of the head And throat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-08-17

tn. best f-mei, ior DysPeps!i Blousne,s, Mllli.
Ind s-stoD And Diseases Of the Blood, Kidneys, LiV.t
skin, etc.
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sDispnsps Of Mon -

BELIEF is not in orr power, but truth
fitness is.
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AourHERN STANDARD

DIGPAY selling Rubber H'nd stamps; C1cuI ",
Is nee. Adires, Rubber stamp Works, ADAMS vs.
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ublI.her,' Union, Atlanta. Ga 18th
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nr. O'kelley Was I'm Order, But
HlNAlnst DO IL Amin.
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Tbe Posts financial
article says: The stock exchange markets are
all active and strong to-Gay. L. s. bonds are
unchanged, and railroad bonds are !; az per cent
higher; where changed. excepting a downward
reaction OF lsa7s. About noon, The stock mar
ket has been continuously strong, aud prices
have advanced 1Ia3 per cent TIE notably
figures: Western Union Telegraph TO 92%. Lake
Shore TO i52, New York Central 10 153, Deiawarr
Lackawanna and Western 10 49, Delaware anG
HUDSON to 965t, Jersey Central TO SIS, Union IA
cifc TO 1l3l5. Central Pacific to 95k Erie to
507 sa94K, Wabash TO i6as6l., Kansas and Texas
TO 44's. Texas and Pacific 10 A. Ohio Central to
262s. Evansville 10 301 HauDipal and 81. 10 To
5054a1cS, Alton and Terre Haute preferred u
1I9E and Iron Mountain TO $40. The money
market is easy at sac per cent for Call loans.
4a5 per cent for time loans. and 5a5k per cent
for prime mercantile paper.
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Tho mRHkelSs

BALTIMORE. Jan. s.-virgina skies. old 81
second R d rast ao due s pd %
do; new ten forties. 49, do ten-forty coupons. 3.
BAITIMoRE. Jan s.-cotton steady--n.iddlins
11Aanzs. Flour tirm but unchanxed: Wheat
sOuthern cont quiet but s.sady; western hishsr b,,
l;iSsi: 10Y February. i:lssi.iss; March. -: !:
western a shade better but quiet southern whit
and yellow. 52a63: western mixed. spot and Ja
western white. 4sa46: do. mixed, 4sa46 Rye
and without change Butter dull prime to choice
western Esssked na22 se EGGS
Coffee eadyRo e caroes ordnapy To fair H..
1sk. Sugar fIm-A soft. s,.. Whisky dull. Ia.
busses basnes os
1so S5rfes Eye 2 bushels sia
West so bushels Sa corn g. osbe sSo bssbes Sales
=, NEW YORK. Jan. S;.siocks strong. Money.
.. E1chanse-lons. 9SA; short, 9sa. Govera
NEW YORK. Jan g. Flour steady Wheat quiet.
New YORK. Jan. 8. IL a. m.-The Stock Msrke.
has been strong and prices have advanced Z to 2
rer cent the entire iist participating in the inn
the coai stocks and the telegraph properties were
most prominent ia the advance.
ss 9:IG for money and ss ii .16 for the Account. account
q; 8. bonds; per cents. ll6's; - per cen 8.
YorE Central. 1Si4 Atlantic and Great W western tern
sec ond mortgage trustees certificates. sax. Ill-
nols Central. 1905. Pennsylvania Central, 6Sk
. LONDON, Jan. 6. 2 p: m.-Eie. sly. New
York Central. 1917. Atlantic and Great Western
second mortgage trustees certificates, "a.
EEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In Kew
York to-day a. 50 p. NJ, as reported by Lewis
johnson 90. ~. s. per cents. ll2h bid, ll25.
sfksd; o - per cents. l12 bid. 1I2,. sskea D. O.
Mssssippl. S8h Erie. 5Oss Michigan Oentral I24
Hannibsl and 49, st. Joseph. slk: Lake Shore. 1924
tain, 54a Rock Island. =; d. Paul. liz: do
preferred: l2sh; Wabash; ST. Louis and Pacific.
W. o. feleersph. 9S: O. O. and ]. O., 22E :
Pacific Mail. 60}s; Northern Pacific. lib.
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Hon. CTrO DRKsKL's SUICIDK.-Hon. Otto
DreSel. prominent lawyer and democratic
politician, who shot himself In his off1ce at Co
lumbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, was accor ding
to the Cincinnati papers, brother OF Mr.. Wer-
ner Dresel, OF the firm Of Dresel, Rauschenburg
& Co., OF baltimore. He came to this country
In 1s49, landing In Baltimore, but remained
there only short time before establishing him.
self In the west. Upon his desk was found the
following written In German: Here am SIT,
ting again in my lonely Office, trying to think
cannOt-feeble with age-stupld. Not earning
anything: no income from business, no friend
to all! to all! Ny fault! Ny fault! TerriOle DARK.
ness in my head as In the prison. Airi air!
Notwithstanding MI. Dresel,s profound melan.
choly which prompted the fatal deed his init.
mate friends say that he was In comfortabie
circumstances. BE had good law practice.
ard his wife brought him q fortune OF go. GOO.
The exact cause OF this melancholy Is not en-
tirely known.
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secretary Bl21ncs0 New House,
That Mr.. Blaine is going into the Cabinet can
be accepted by the whole country with conf
dence. The fact has already been discounted
by nearly the whole press. As an additional
proof OF II, / discovered TO day that Mr.. Blaine
Is about to commence the erection OF a new res
be built on Scott Circle, not far from Don Cam.
erCns new house. and he has already OBTAINED
the plans from his architect and builder His
house has. In one or two respects, been modelled
on that OF his friend, Whitelaw Reid, editor OF
the New York Tribune.
IL will be built broadside to the street with
q front OF nifty feet and depth OF forty, and
the hall-ten feet wide ia the mlddle-wfll
run directly back to his library which Will be
thiTty-nve feet by twenty-six, with q high
ceiling, and completely lined with oak. On
the left OF the hall viii be Ms reception par
lors and on the right calling room and be-
hind 1t a dining-room. In the basement
VIII te billiard tables, &c. The building win
have q rather plain exterior. ana no such
Ornamentstion as the porte cochere and other
parvenue adaptions.
Mr.. Blaine expects to commence his house as
cations can be dug. He bought the house he
occupies at present early In the improvements
of Washington, and it cost him about 925 600:
but it is In the middle OF q block and the rooms
generally dark, and II Is not adapted TO the
larger uses OF pubic life. Instead OF paying as
Mr.. EvaTts Is now doing, q rent OF s, 900 to
&,C00 year, Mr.. Blaine builds at once his own
secTetaIys residence, midway between the
White House and the hill where the brothers
sherman have put up 30 many improvements.
-"GdN" Ia Gin. Enquirer.
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A DETECTIVES CLEVER RUsE.-Detective
Freeburger yesterday made clever capture OF
hotel thief, who appears to have been syste-
mat1cally going through the pockets OF the
guests at the Maltby house for several weeks
The proprietor OF the hotel In question CON-
pla1ned to the police OF the thefIs which had
been committed and Detective Freeburger was
detailed to work up the case. He preceded to
the Maltby house. and after lengthy Inquiries,
learned that several OF the parties who were
robbed had been waited on by q colored man
named Louis Hargrove, employed as q walter
In the esta bltShment. The detective Thursday
night went to the hotel and registered and
was assigned room. By previous arrange
ment, Hafgroye was directed to convey him to
the apartment. Freeburger pretended to be
intoxicated. and when he reached the room
asked Hartgrove to help him on with his coat
and vest, directing him 10 hang them up. This
the unsuspiciOus negro did, and Freeburger
throwing himself on the bed, told the other to
leave. Scarcely had the door closed when the
supposed drunken man leaped to his feet, ana
running to his vest, searched hastily In the
pockets. AS anticipated, he found that flve
one. dollar notes which he had marked and
placed In the pocket were missing. Freeburger
at once ran down stairs and captured The
negro, who was seen to throw the notes away
He was arrested and acknowledged his guilt
Justice Maddox, at the Middle station, COM
m1tted HargrOve for the action of the grand
jury.-B0lti3nOro Gazette Sfh.