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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-19

THE LEADING SCIENTISTS Of TO-DAYlaRre0
that most diseases are caused by dIAoIdsrCd Kidney
or Liver, II, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver az
kept Ia perfect order, perfect health will DO the 10
lult. This truth has only been known short time
and for years people suffered great agony without
being able 10 Ind relief. The discovery oil Warmers
SAFE kidney and Liver Cure marks new era In the
treatment Of these troubles Made from q ample
tropical eai OF rare value 1t contains Just the ee-
mentl necessary " nOuribh and inYig0rAte both Of
these great organs, aud saiey restore aud keep them
in order, It Is q POSITIVE REMEDY for ali The
diseases that cause palms In the lower part Of the
a--GrAyel-FsYeT, Ague-MaarAl Fever, aud
al difficulties Of the RiduOyS Liver and Urinary
ORGANS,
ilIs IN excellent and safe remedy for females dur
Ing Pregnancy. 1t will control MsnstruGtlon and IL
invaluable for IeucOrhGA or Falling Of the Womb.
A. Blood Purifier II ID unGquAled for II cures the
organs that MAXI tho blood.
READ THE RECORD.
at saved my lilo,n-E, B, Lakely, Selma, Ala.
"ltiS the remedy that will cure tho many diseases
peculiar 10 women "-MOthers' Magazine,
at has passed severe tssts and won endorsements
from some Of the highest medical talent In the cOun-
tryn-NVw York World,
''Eo remedy heretofore discovered can be held for
one moment In comparison with lt,"-ReV G, A.
Harvey, D. D., Warrington d, G,
This Remedy, which hiss done such wonders, 70 nut
up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE Of auy medi.
cine upon the market aud IL sold by Druggists and
all dealers al 81 % per bottle. For Diabetes, en-
qulr0 for WAkEEl SAFE DIABETES CURE. II
H, H, WARNER 4 CO.,
dq2STThsAW Rochester n, Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-19
LoTTERlEs.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN
A FORTUNE, THIRD GRAND DIsTRIBU.
IloN, CLASS q, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
MARCH 9Th, ISL IsOth Monthly Draw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-19

For the cure Of any kind OF Cough OF
Cold, use DR.. scott's Cough Syrup.
mia
, 1881-09-30
Franco and Germany After Ton Years.
[<a1}on STANDARD,

Today the pcoplu 0f ilorl,n arc celebrating tho
eleventh anniversary u tho butllc 0f Hedh,I. lilo
would havo boon bold tnnr who tcM ycars e4o,
oF tWetyen.unth after the hAttle Ut Hetinn, Ind
vcntufrd tu predict thAt un tho lat VI Hrptembor,
lsst, tho relations OF uGrInnny unl FrAucn would
hu deserIt,ud in authoritative language AH clOSG
ald cordial fct s'!uh wo aro asko!l 70 believe
aro tho tclAtons Ut the two countries at tho
present moment, aud. ~ far ns tue aotaai,or Ut
dIplntnlttsts ,nay by taken as a trst or Tho tuu-
tAaI you'd feell&,H of ts,ntIkllDlA StAtes. we ava
buu1.4 70 allow thai the Gousta OF bssliN sn3
nxaLn some little incident Or uthvr nr'ses to
r,ll!s tno smooth aurlarH Of thas reciprocal chr.
ttAlty, but It tlulokiy sbaldes, and 10 xplMinuu
Away slther ~ arlstnk trnm tho inadyerlent
Sf1n the hAsiy lnlslnlurpsotnttun u the
vulgar. Now II Ii ~. unt4bcttH WIN. 10 usu tho
phrase bt Curinne. mistakes hls "Reminiscences
Tor hls hopss; now y L. soms lournsiiat WIN
Ing In eIrCuu,speGtiun. lut tue impression Init
by these spasasnll9 pheno.,onA j. not lnrtna-
asrougthened that THO armed dlsputants VI ls'O
entertain fur each other feclIugs OF fnrbeuraHes
and respect. Al the asme t!lne. thou9h lnarkea
change has CONF oveF the aipio0lutto rely uous
VI lbtsu two powerful nelRbhors, neither Fraaee
nvr Goruapy rsla1cs. apparently. lts steady
, 1881-09-30

LOUISVILLE, eopt. .e3-CoTTuE-Quet1 llMc-
fLoulL-FITms extra, k1oGsh.oi, extra family. s2s
GUS; a No. !, x'nl7.2i, cholco faHcJ. ss.tD1as5,
GltAIN-Whont ateonkt highcrs fl.+sai5u. Corn
assonx and hvtlor; No. 2rhlto, 2c. dn mixcd, 73Hc
Oats lrnt No. wl,!se +as 10 mixed, 41c Ryo actlyo
HFnl, HHh h.RIUEt NJ. 4. ft.I L..
l'li0vlHiUSA-i' -i'ork Mnd prime atoem inFd nominal.
Hulk nphta dglbi shoulders non,innf c!oar rto. lUlg
n!ear, ING: nacon qulott sl0udut! t7so clsar rib
l2e, elear, l3}sc- llanl4.Hngur.cuesd l44c.
WAIskY-6toady at tll5.
, 1881-09-30


NEW YbnK, Sept E-0ItA1N-Whcnt-Vory brisk
trudng reported In winter wheat, mainly in No.
rcd on speculative nccount, ut Genera!y much higher
though variable prices, tho navnnco through tho
earlier transactions having beon about slai4o hu,
followed iats IN the duy BY youeton OF nhuut A9Nc
rer Iu leaving on woak mud sensitive. Western ro-
ports were OF decidedly stimulating tonor
must Of the day, especially from Chicago.
where tho cf0wdnR OF tho abort Interest WAS rcpre-
sented As having led 10 moro or less nj ambnrHss-
'nent and fow suspen.'ons. mono OF them OF my
apcGta NKnltcaIco. Cable adyi0cn werc OF stronger
Mnrkets. but not sufficiently 40 10 quckcn export
dealings. Spring whoat held ut further advance of
112o bu on light oaoftnEs. but has been
very qniet Sales reported OF alG8,uW BIT
No. l red nt sltGH. ctosnR at tt.tl]4 No. 2zcd nj
H.5ekQt53,k cioslng At st6aA bid; do September at
clos!ng at $l65s<s hu OcsobGr nt Nk.sf@
ensns nt tl5Gl, do Docouber nt siss1sal. .o1. clos
Ink at H. la nakeds do January nt sI!8, do steamer
RsHde slAas Gto hu No. rod NJ N.tss do stonmcr
Rraae At *l.so' unaraaed req a. AxaIas
sss$s s:s
{:
sSS$ $Ss ~ Fsss ;s1 Il Z
:SssslSsIss sss%S$ s"a il eoo sft s!sss
sSos! 7a H4!s;
ss,s ~ Ghssss Hs s:s :: @ 4
$sS ES 5SSssst:s Sse ss|;g: E:s
$s Sa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. adya5sed ona fasry active
Ssiass's ;s Ii s':S5 :ss tsss sss
@ssts assssy ~ Il J. ID ,s s.!
FIR i;sFs fsSsst sGses @ Ta
i, " ;ssss:t :;s , 9 's asss Sa :sSsx VIA. y:
$ss sss' sso :ho.t to!ss s!ssr tE:
, 5 sts:!a "a
ssss$ sssst sa EsE;is;
.sM siS sss xsI Il iiS Xai
csss: .sc. & Il; II. 4 for primo to
n5sS " ss Il gsss, @ .r's.
fnEiai!TsA xeIy nIsdsiste isaaify orofiod from
Is S .SpSs;;
st:neo IL teir oss.ons ar Iys4poa III liz; w.
fss5sra 4 xs''gaseHSn!s iis9as9
steamer Inv a. ia: focal snants u uotsn q
sefs ssta sl ysi II aia 59Ss;'S: :, aas
port #seatavrA ~ law ~ lth,
~ the lrt.ttra AsIotiassd Prt.s.
i!,oI iaiSso. .ssadx. Sepisabss. !i.e, ototo1.
HsIs Hgs i, t;SF,s;y 81! S: s; @ xH,' Hsas;i
.Ii .asi s;s I,S ssSs bill s1ssT @
aHoe a.tra :, s.9jf 5s S'i!s
@ ass:: s!sn!s sfss. I'D s:s
HILL t': s ri s S;'a,s ~; ssssns1 Ss
;is5''i T. .ts an's i: e. m
;!:;:s \; s ;:Sssi4 tSa::s. Il 4:
s|s : e. sIs'SS ;as !S$Ss|%
a"xae1 1H a;2GpSs NJ g S s*gsrts .sa aSS
, 1881-09-30
A GAMBLERS CRIME.

Tho Htory of u Murder 7,rtnt in 5attl.
,,,n~.-Enr, nr,1,,,nII.. 1,.,,at ...,,,tt
n--'s..!.'. -. yH"a ....,..''. u'.'..'.s
oh fScEFy AHn"-1AlM !ActSu'ttn' ~cthFf"
hf n LMslsiA Uht 0i ffOncy-Tha frHt1s-
tul Sfury Of Il tsal,llp WHO CUull S0t
ueo ofn,,rt,t
~ lso"A.
nMT.a"M.' =. n,S sep.' s-tnefM en "n Moh"ay
ulatl TUNED William iIranuu,l. wl,u ilK.irtHt
t,r,MnIrcnt.v In m. nf ,,c ,m,.t fn,un,s murtter
,,.' ~, 49,, ni...s., -, ,'s,s s,,,,. a,,,, ,.,s,
tsn'S :" tuo "telo1s W '.'s o."'u' 'eNcit , Se":'
nNo NhliHm lIfandHtl WIS II Street Fntiill II,
Ilulfiruurr, ctlulitlH tlcWatnpcfs, itH tnK lsltt
ma ulek,nr nm n living II, Tho lu4, w,ty hu t,ul
NM, ,.,, ,,.,,+ III, ,s,,Int ln .vns t,,G,v,, y.n.
~" p'y 't."o ~ "'1'u" ~ WV ,.. ~
"lsotRs. lhore WIS nosn't'e hpeclat'S ihtese8t-
Ing HilOnt HIN MS II Yalllln, hut III thu hIHt Ut
hfontlny J,lItr -; 1H;i h1 HHy Sam Mcdonald
sinh Hurry Anus In lilo sulou OF tjiu Sitryyiu
Iiusu nj FnyuttU uuti jlurrtatIll sttcetx. in Lnla
rty mid Ind thu witnesses anu Jury not h,,cu
iut;,p,,rcii with luis street HHuIlIt's uviinncu
wiJ tvry likely hlttu srf,t Sllll slrIJo,,lltl IL
tilt, xt.ntfui,1,
Tim 1niilylpr II still fresh II, lho minds of
tNltiI,t,rGl,1ls, berry Itp,ua w,ts Il worthless
ru,iKll but 3jclJnuIfIs IlttrlJrry ir lin w,ia ~
wut,vu n.ll ururi tA,lt uI6ltu opinion VIVA
nrntl tf tho highest uttt, uKuI4i Mcdonald,
ui,ti lis lstlililtul s ,lwuys tuu,t ltt)kua upon
IA tt,,t uiu tily ,tr III 1,siIce III MnrytI,lti.
liz WIS Il Eau,lrr uf thu fvh. tgt,e,l ursler, hay
Inn ll.rIiutl Uruporty yutlc. M moi lcas tnn Il
iiuurtur ii Il tlili,t uf Iuilurs ills fMlicr WIS
whtsu gutntry s.ut IN Baltimore Co'!nIr. knNsI'
, 1881-09-30

thu KHEIEAil VI lHf1H1NflH. ! hrll1SG tl1lt
he'l rr"vnn !'i1usr c.rd tIisn 'i9er ny grail"
tr M, trained neptan yts nd ~ ltk" ~ st:.'
the 1nl'r: Commissioners forr,,i 10 furnish lnlt
nTc already DvHrlIoNi!R. Tl1e1l I'd like t} AeH
v"nn"r f1tsG' . !" c: Hu::s t nc ,e ges'S rrh
hn scils aiiy ulura ""iis to lanIs lrcsl,!cnts on
!annihal , H. ,9 ,i,,x ~ IxS ,,.t,%, 10 e tue
IsAif:s t. ".s'' an ''H h h'2 a' nass na s k';s
a.,t' nuke M md Gurrc.t nl"e IMittnnrn n',t
IT," ;e a., Hhs!s Yh 70 %kr u ,tad eGH
yct. ind ID Ika to atI tho Trand trunk kccr
.!!'si Ml ~ sa"t ksep rcsfcstly I"!st, kcri.
81 Il, IN tr,,, H,,atnl ~ EntcnHn vin New York
!rnhuit l'.ex % New fnrk VI. lio'tnn N ti1q
t'rand 'rrunk lt',ai for tho s!,tis s.l. Then
To l:nsla,,. witurc i t,i.Ions-., wnshinxton
nnsG'l out to Gslnrsin to n4capn the ,nalnrin nf
i,aei. Roa,l %!.h sitting ,!!t In cha.Hs Th%::a,
@ 'z' to ought tss t. ct,r.r nr; u nS Sext; .,cr. ~
!nu stuxicnr Construction Company. wlta or
WIN hns ever run stock up To NV. ri nlto lkn
- SCI, t',"rc hr!g!nnt ilI''rlal id'n. than tto
.lufcrrrtt Gumls uf llsldms. I's,'bably .hureii
be 4 EtHHl tHuny tMh9r deferred lnInds " this
s'uky nttnt.nhern nIl Tho IiIr,,ra sMFcails c1il-
t!n,h. III ik: u hcnr tliu tnriiuerA Ut the Stuck
refrain:
.,WhaT ail arSaiui was f!il'.
Kun :Wutsr, tni, 10 t,tii' ""'@
" "chnrus: Oh. is!il Wander.
ltnHt yuu Try for mo:
lG;.!l's ;.n,t. irt,m ' a. ruxnfkaiia |, t,fl A..
MIN tiy cnso'noa "! .nS knde.
io1l f1nt mt HnileSe \, sn!ltk null. Uncle
it4ius ~. fitisltieds "bnt ~ nriuA!iy ike 10 ,He
~ th,t nGbfer y HN Hfafac un'lts lstcu ~ tie
NeW YORK slncli ESGlat'xes anu ~ tho f1sifoAde
4, llo es,,l,ry wtsrcd tn y ,Hnrraw t,ssc. =, al
tho,r eh'n!ltxn nt,nlta on nv titlk *ysten,: Iin
-. q ilKo ~ w. !ha atssea annsn M .,' taG
clFl! reform hupg.r 'ltl1 ee whether e
c".t'ti pun gut u atilry q $sMn year. There's
!inthis1s Xxx Et'nsuildMtion Of llltcfcsia. Sni
Rhuw. WIN FINK aint l1'atstlo FunlinE ING ei,s-
tni-htlliae. wilMt q tl!n1 lhert would ne! .a!i-
t2lnsr .n9 umcrG water ennn4h ~ !no HtneK
l;xeniHe q run ~ Inc ltuh!rtes ~ thu Gt,lia-
Try. and # thi'ss 70 y! ~ they have been n3tttE
lrSpeet W ae tls'ro lhtnese !tsiN'!riGa VI Wnil
, 1881-09-30
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, Sept, 21.-OnAtS-Eoon DoArd. Wheat
arm, closing eas!or. No. red September, tla7l, De-
tober ei.as5S November &t.G0, December tl6a. Corn
iu4c; Novuunaer, 79t4c Oats quiet; No.2 white, 4sc
Aftsr1,Oon calls Wheat stronKt M. I red, srut,
$LiiA, suntenlbqr &l4s blI, UGtnhe rs! fovem
!!si Gi asksi "a rea: I! nA S11n :.sg5enw; .g
MEcElprs-Whaat, ahuu bus soru, %,~o but onta,
D,llA bu. -
IHYl bu.
, 1881-09-30

IOsvoS, Eept M.-FL0uM-stcndy and f1ru,; West
ern suport!hrt &stDaGln: common extras, H.2;QGss
Wisconsin oxtrMt, tS9t1.E0. Mnnesotn extras. fiSt@
S2j; wIutcr wheats 7.6Dela. W for Ohio. Mic9nn
md Indiana; sAubaiy for Vt. louia und illInoiai
sprlnH pnsents, y aks9!Il; VIII er Rntsna,
steamrr. 'S6aSe; NJ Ernde, 7@s1Ne oa!s tirns No
snixa nsll Nm. j white, ble6i3I4c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,stendy nnd nticfnnEcd. Reef
uncl,n nk,td llnns-snukuu atHady and unchanged.
NttrFEt- -2tpnly md unchanged.
CIiEEsE-FirM and unchanged.
IGuuH-Fltna End unctlnlKcA.
iiiixs-Quiet but steadyi Westorn dry, l721sot wot
D}{&llo.
itEcEtrTs-Fiunr, tlO0 tsls anl 100 saoks, corn,
.9ill1 bli; wtcllt, H,HU but 0ntH, l3,tD1 bu.
SuIVAENTa- Flour. l.au brisi r0rn. lU,0O bu.
, 1881-09-30
DETROIT,

nKr1,olr, 3ttph, Sept xD.-FL0un-U unchanged.
IAAiS-Whoat unsettled, No. white, sLEs{t yep-
tember saniot October, ss1 Sovoasber tl.4Gs{s DO.
eenber. fIta5 bidi ypaF $i.4SsS Mo. red unninAlt
~: white. eLs)Hf Eecetpts, tf'uQ bui shipments,
, 1881-09-30
1sEOItfA,

PEORIA. ILL.,. BoDt. zl-ItEcrItTs-Whent, nono,
corH, 4l.ts but oats. 2so bu, ryn 1,ls but barley
$50 bu:
.sMliMESTs.Wheat, 800 but. corn. 5000 but oats
2lAO but Tyu. ZULU buj turlGy 6N 1u.
NJ marietta kuIaY. u -
, 1881-09-30

BUFFALO. n. T., Sept e9,-tMAIS-Whnat nominal.
unsetliott No. hurd uutnth. November told at
tLi1s Corn quiet aad Hteuayt aalVa Ut lIN0 bu NO.
Ut 1vl0s0,sos lA0U rejected At s0h010No Oats in-
aollvo.
, 1881-09-30

8psetal plspaleh to me UAteaoo Itiount-
KASsAs CITY. No., Hopt. D-GltAlS-frhe Prfes
Current reports: Whoasisoco!pts Tho past week, ill.,
Eu lu, a!pMohtS, laa4 but Actyc md tirtugrt No 8
caah. fl10; October, &l3l; No. cash. st3i Uotobss
tt,xl 9rAMteccpta tho pAst wook, %Q1l7 but shlp-
GlC.
, 1881-09-30
PETROLEUM,

rrrfsBunu, Ia. Hapt. A-FkTRoLEUlI-EAtrly
sssye; gn!sd cssttacatss nn.sttsds caosad at saHa
.,CLEvEL*Su, u, sVpL 9.-fEERoLxUh = Un-
, 1881-09-30

NEW Yonk, Sept M.-clothen are placing q good
nAny orders for sp.lny caastnsss suitthxl and
wDtslad coatnzs, cotton goods In steady but moder-
ate dsuaAnd, IND pE!css slv nr,nly maintained by
, 1881-09-30

!NDIANAFoL1s. Ind. Bvpt. zA-0RAtN-.yhsat
stronRcr1 sltd bidi sl+G}t nAked, t. OBJ. coEn-u1-
m4nd aestves w bid, 73a askeI Cats strong, eJso
, 1881-09-30

4loraford'H Acid ploxpi1nte nh lnvnl-
nnhlc TOtltc.
IIorsfnrsl+s Acid phosphate Is nh Invaluable
tonic IN ai,y case Whurt ncd tonic IL indcufcl.
GnEESf1T:lit, III. J. l.. ltArr. n. D.
, 1881-09-30

ngniltk: prints sluggish and s.Iir. ~ar.tt iIrt.4
G"l- In ,lerHtG tlin|t; fOFnil:i .uHl. III trfnsn
in an untnHd.
, 1881-09-30

BALTIMORE.
BAtT1MnftE, Nd. aept. ~ FLoUR-vory strong,
without auntnblr chnngc. ..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES higher and strOna; No.
winter rcd. spot nnd sep.rribtr In. uciober,
tt.Egs1i.j0 November. st.G dit Dccnuter, slaiN
4l.t'A corn-wnstorn lnactve. C1ohtpR cnslcr;
snlxed spot and scptstnor. ha aTttc. October, TS}s
G4754o; November, 1Bzd1bfu: lIecnnlLer HtC. bats
Mr!nfr; Western white eUsk, mixed, ht35lG Penn
kytvanta, hidlEic Hyts higher At $l.l1.
ttAr-Flrn und unchanged.
FHNv1sinSs-Firn md without ctnnRe.
KuTTEt-~Flrm, Western grass, io.e.ic.
Elta-Hsthuy.
l'ETt0LEttM-l1n Unchanged
l3HnCENtES--fO irEl., Suqur uful.
WNIsKy-qntet; s1.hhel. Tux.
FREl1ltTH-srN Liverpool hNll 1Ia unchanged.
liEEiiTa-funt 3b1 brlr: wh0ul. 3i..4sj but corn,
1itEfs bn: nttH. 10y hus rye. 10 bu.
SALEs-lFheAt, ta5 III bus curss 21i,74a bu,
, 1881-09-30

NEw ORLkASs. Sept. ss.-CoTrox-Quott mid
dllnE, ilo, low do lu4o, good ordinary .l{c3 net
raceps, A,u batss, gross, d09, salas. Ao9i stock,
lll,uu.
AiENpMlx, Toan., Bent a.-cnrTux-Gsuet 70.
ospLs ~ bas.i shipments. AS1s stock, 2lys; sales.
, 1881-09-30
R<fITRflltu 7YoTI,- uT,E.


4 ltjsIt.tt. AND DEPARTURE or
~ TRAINS :. ExrLAxATinx- or RkvEnEStH
HANK s-t*nturfny uxceptah. sSunday orcepted.
Monday excepted. {Da!Iy.
=. ChicnRo 4: Northwestern Hallway.
Fur Maps, pins Gar AcenmnodAuon,.
aad orot cos"er 81 WITH nd Ktntosa. i'oo'''
, 1881-09-30

ST. LOUIS. Sept 2.-FLnrtt-Etcndy nnd un-
cllnnzod.
NlAtS~Whcnt active. higher. md unsettled, Nm.
rcd, tL4G1sGaI1;h cnsh; *l4iA@sl.a3f Uctober, ts!
November, Hist necenlbor, *I+,tt..a,A ycnri s3}s
january, ta!cs raIHed nt 81. LII Stvtnlbert ttl6
@tLM llcccnbsr' ti.5i1e1l.H}a ,tnnrnr5; No. up.
tt3EM. No. do, st13A&t1A. turn Mcve. italler. and
unsettled; Issxan';gu tnS, ta;kc ucsner, syxc gSu-
veber, 7I4c netesbr; 4tkc year: ;h3<c stn1, rnles
rMnnsd ~ ~ esl.i lcluhnTs
+i!8a!s9tc gneh, +st!s3e tGt1bTt !4t41t.Ac Nny.n.
lInTlEy unchanged. tliUlc0 .tu fnncy, $tlQ1l.h,
l.EAD--ftpiu ttiHharg h{c asked.
MrTrEH -unelimhHcd.
EIIHA--U UNCHANGED.
W1tlaKf-Stentty ut Film -.
stenhy nt s4iU HINES. s1iUi. Nucon tuet ut EtG,
tlit154 tl2.Uu Lard tiTut III tl4.1i. ~ -' ..
HErE,T*-- Flour Gtkn hrk: wheat. ss.UJ but c1rsl.
40 oM hl onts !tttal w; tyr tis gis tarey ;!N W.
W,Uu BIT, 0nts, u.uB bu rye, none; barley, uuns.
, 1881-09-30
PHILADELPHIA,

FHiiA NE1pufA. Sept. H.-iI.uiu. Advancing ten.
ssHsy; Wests1u sxHas, f22i.SA79t Ailnesots e1tsss
, 1881-09-30
I.lIsiitI:t

Tho tnreo market wnA voTY dull md sales At pIec0
utu,rw rwura l,nr.ihe without cnnco.sont on tho rart
pf ralIe.. NJ will 10 by t0 quotations bolnn.
shlngles wrtc sUliitlX slowly NJ tho d0ollne. We
, 1881-09-30

fl,ntly. .DnllY e1nept Sundays.
NnTE:..l'allnan siusrlnu Carr from Chicagc 70 IT
f,lIk. KnnxAs City. md lenri pntl0r jAy E1uutlss,
with revolving clalrs Ghlravn 70 ii .nais and Its
cHtnR-rhnE Sleeping Cars, chlcnx to Hannibal and
knnsns Ctty. M chaDHB OF DAY Eu3chas C6fcaxo to
81. Louis ur Kunaas CITY.
Ghlcsex1. Hook I4lnna2 4: Pncinu Mmilr1nu
Dtput rnf tnn ttureH Mfd ahermhn-BtA. Ticket
unices u clark.a. Shsrn1m Ilunss. Palmer tuasu,
Grnuu Pacific lfuttl. hnd Is Canal. corn9r Mntd1f.
, 1881-09-30
Pennsylvania Military Academy

MIAMI VALLEY lDLLE43E.
Epr4nsbnr,, Wnryuu Cu.. q, Hest equipped Trnn-
ln1 schont liz thu klnir. tnr both k.xun: se!.a tor
, 1881-09-30

sYuntny oxceptad. tuaIlJ, tSatuflny gxcuptal
aSaturNuya e8vu 1t 5:la y. III. -.
1...ke shnrs Il Michigan aenthern Hallway.
Ilckgt UnIcar u hypols, VIM IuFenat., hond " Id
rne. Tx enty sscu'll!. And Fury y.thlr.at Ickgs
und fru1ht 0nicu uslaioE AherMAn Hnnss hn1 tit y
, 1881-07-16
UTNDL OSTE BREVE I CHRIS
TTANSTEDS POSICON1 OR.

Mr. James Adams. Mr.. Wilhelm Brown
Miss Maria Burke ~, Miss Isabella
Brumwell, Den danske Consul, Miss w.
Couton, Miss Maria Christian, Miss Mad.
lane Cnlguhown, Mr.. A. A. Christiant
Mr., w. Dodsworth, Mrs, Isabella Durane
Miss Henrietta Bunker, Mr.. Dupiel D,
Leon, Mr.. John Denaly, Mr.. George
Edward, Herrn A. Feaurenauj, Miss Ell
len Francis, L. Edwards, Mr.. George
Franklin. Miss s. Izerroon, Madame
Elisa Jaccarc, I. Jamescan, Mrs. Ca;ha-
line Johnson Mrs. Julia Jackson, Miss
Elinora johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth Marquest
Mary Madriger, He'rn Mermod Freres,
Miss Jams McCaul, Miss S, Neville, Capt.
N Natterqvist, Annar NATHANIEL, c. Pail
lard & Gle, Senorita Placida, Monsieur
Sebastian Pouris, Mousieur Victor Motelot,
Mr.. W, PEBBLES, Mrs. Penny Richards, Mr..
Richard Samuel. Mr., Edward Sheridan,
Skomagermester Schiuster. Mr.. Alexander
Scott. Mr.. Chester B. Sadler. Miss Caro-.
line S chuster, Mr.. George Simmons, Miss
Sarah Thomas, Mrs. Ellen Thomas, Mr.
George Wass ~, Signor Autouia Vofi
Mrs. Hellana Williams Miss Hostile
W,Iius, Miss Dorothy Williams, Miss Leah
Williams,
ChristlanstedsI Kongelige ,P~cstcontoir, st..
Creix den sic JUL 1881.
A. l. BOYE.
, 1881-07-16
Saturday, 10th
inst. at
10 o'clock noon.

at the PROPERTY No. . Strand
Street, and will consist OF the fol-
lowing articles:
Circa SO bbIs. of a first
quality article of Danish Oats.
White China Ware consisting
of plates Dishes SC.
Earthenwarc !; consisting of
a large quantity of small
bowls, chambers, &c. Lamps,
Tumblers, & Wine-gIasses,
PIated-ware, Lanterns, Oil
cans, Clocks, Baskets, and "a
lot of other small and useful
articles tor household use.
~ The double and single
scat Phaetons, were not sold
last Saturday, & will then be
offered for sale.
Frederiksted, 18th July 1881.
, 1881-07-16
PrOklama.

IN L L f og Enhver, som have
%SS Noget at fordre paa Skiftet
efter afgangne forhenv1rende Hotel
vart Eugenio Lopez og e~fterlevende
Enke AdeIina f6dt Canez indkaldes
herved med 3 MaanederS Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteforvalter at
anmeIde og beyisliggj0re deres Krav.
L~igeledes indkaldes med Aars og
Days Varsel Afd0des Arvinger efter
Loven til at meIde sig og varetage
deres Tarv under Boets Behandling.
St. Thoma Skifterets Kontor, den
8de JUL 1881.
ii. HANSCHELL.
cORSt.
, 1881-07-16

a number of other articles, including q
Roman Catholic Prayer-book. Barton's
notebook is said to contain addresses and
memoranda which point clearly to his
connexion with Fenianism and the leaders
of that movement 10 this country. There
were also found upon him two bronze
medals linked together. On the diverse
OF the larger medal are the words ''Ireland
and Americas" with the date 1866, and a
haDd-iD-hand emblem ; OF the reverse is
the emblem Of q ship above which Is the
word sIrisE" aud below the word "Rep1b-
lic,n on the left side being the letter !"
and the right the letter "B." The smaller
medal is the O'Connell medal and bears
the words, "Ireland for the Irish' and 'the
Irish for Ireland" and "Repeal year 1643.'
The connection of the outrage with
Fenianism ia undoubted. No particular
traces OF the conspiracy are to be found in
Liverpool, neither do the authorities
believe that these outrages have a local
origin. Circumstances point strongly to
the belief that the plots are hatched 10 the
United States and carried out by emlssa-
ries from that country, who mud foolish
accomplices here. 1t is also believed that
in some instances the Fenian "skirmlshers'
from New York bring the explosive
material with them. That seems to have
been the case in regard to this mornings
outrage. M'Kevitt, it appears, some days
ago bought at a shop in Csstle'street some
fine guDpowder, such as would be used IN
making a tuze but rot enough to consti-
tute the charge of a bomb such as that
which was exploded at the Town'hall.
The theory that the charge was dynamite
is confirmed by the fact that M'Kevitt had
dynamite caps upon him, aud by the
tremendous violence of the explosion
itself, which, taking place, as it did, in q
wide. open street, caused a severe concus-
sion, and shattered the c~ast-lron tube, 1--WE
eighths of an inch in thickness, into fr0g-
ments. Some ofthese were blown to great
distances. Oue fell through the skvIigbt
of the Exchange Newsroom and was
regarded as o great curiosity by the
gentlemen trequenting the room. The
shock was.felt by the keeper of the North
western Bank, about. goo yards from
the scene Of the explosion. He says
he fell: the whole OF the building quake,
and thought, it was going to fall to
pieces. Page, the Townhall Waterman,
who resides near the wall where the
she'll exploded, says that he first heard
slight report like a gunshot, and then
came a terrific report. AS soon as he
recovered from the alarm, he sent for Mr..
Beuyon, the keeper of the building, who
arrived shortly after and proceeded to
have the windows repaired. end what
portions of the DEBRIS were left on the
steps cleared away A quantity of sawdust
and some pieces Of paper which had
formed part of the packing of the shell
were lying about. The prisoners will
probable be taken before the stipendiary
magistrate to morrow and there appears
some likelihood that they will be charged
with being implicated in the outrage at
the police barracks N addition to that at
the Town-hall.
, 1881-07-16

BRUUN as First Teacher in Christian
sted's Burgherschool and Clerk in the
Lutheran Church, while Mr.. R.
ToTTEN continues to act as grave
digger and inviter.
Presidency's Secretary, St. Crolx, 9th
July 1881.
NJ. r NYSSUM.
cO2eSt.
, 1881-07-16
acknowledgements

Sect bekjendtgjores herv ed, at
go Gouvernementet for de dansk
vestindiske Ger under 30te Juni j. A.
har beskikket Hr. B. w. BRUUN
som F0rsteIarer we'd Christiansteds
Borgerskole og Degn sammesteds,
medens R. ToTTEN vedbliver som
hidtil at udfore Forretningerne som
Graver og Bedemand.
Observation-Disclosures st. Croix den
Ste JUL 1881.
NJ. r. NYSSUM.
cOnSt.
, 1881-07-16

Publication.

NpT is hereby made known that the
I'D Government for the Danish West
India Islands under 3Oth June this
year, has appointed Mr.. B. W.
, 1881-07-16
PrOklama.

SlNET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
60 DetaiIhandler og Vertshuus-
holder ALMA SIMONEAU'S Bo
under Eden DENIES efter hans egen
Begjaring er taget under Skiftebe-
handling som fallit.
ALE og Enhver som have Noget at
fordre paa bemeldte 30 indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders VarseI til
for u~ndertegnede Skifteret at anmel-
de og bevisligej0re deres Krav.
st. Thoma Skifteret, den 4de
JUL 1881.
II. HANSCHELL.
est.