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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-17

There will bsa public sale Saturday that
will offer chance for good bargains. The
Monument Association will sell the mus.
lin, ETC., left from the decorations OF the
Tobacco Warehouse. The muslin was
used in such way that very little injury
was done to 1t.
Water and gas pines are being laid up
Belmont street into sheet's addition.
Many friends here are sorry to hear o.
the desth of Mrs George Callan, at Co
Iumbus. She WAS buried Thursday.
Messrs. Grafton 4 Neal have procured
q white hearse for the use OF their patrons
We have heard the remark that BellairE
has few horses for her size. That may be
although we doubt Il. But we know the
horses owned in Bsllairs, number fol
number, can outpull the horses Of any
other town 10 the county.
We are asked 10 CORE Ct the report thai
owing IN the gas going out at the Grave
Hill Church Sunday evening the services
were discontinued. Lamps we're provided
and everything went on as usual,
The bank moved into It's new building
ThnrsdAy.
Tho Gravel Hill Sunday School vii
have a plCn soon. No definite arrange
ment have yet been made.
Strangers vera plenty Thursday. Tht
County Seat Convention drew them.
The bridge over Cummins' Run Is nov
all right again. 1t delayed travel iol
some dAyR, having been lifted by the higt
water. K. y. +.
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wESr wHEgLIN,l WHY'S.

On account Of damage by the food, the
West Wheeling division OF the G., 7. V,
4 ". railway could not be uaed until
Wednesday afternoon.
Last Saturday, during the high watar,
the chimney In Mr.. Wilson's hOusp fell
with 4 crash and broke some oil the timber
80 that they had to move out. Fortunate
ly, no one was near enough at the time
10 be injured. 1t was caused by being
undermined by water.
The pressure oi water In the numerous
cellars on Wa'er street has Canse the river
bank 10 break and cave in In several
places, which should fgCsive immediate
attention, as II lie considered Unsafe for a
stranger to drive along there alter dark.
The foundation Under the old frame at
Buttoits corner WAS washed down and
the chimney sank several inches, but is
still standing
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THE niVEH.

PirtsnURGH, June l6.-River 7 feet 4
inches, and stationary. Weather clear aud
warm.
CAlRo,: June lO.-Anived. Sidney, St
Louis; Andy Brum, New Orleans. De.
parted: Jay Gould, 81. Louis, Sidney
Pittsburgh; Andy B.nm Cincinnati. River
"a feet and tisitg. WesthVr clear. Their
mome'er tli'.
CISCtSEA1i, June Is. River 3s ieel {
inches, aud ialllug Weather lair and
snlLfy wAttn. Arnved-pM &. Bro9n
New Otlears Depirtsd- H4up stocEdale
Pittsburgh; Vugio Lee, Evansville; Shin
kle, Memphis: Silver Cloud, Tennessee
river.
ST LOUIs, June lG A"tysi ''romo
and mN, UhiCsg TAtum, st. ] i,'; Nor
tor, Quu Cy; a kanss ST. Paul g.
GehevIeve, Mem yhi-; Gree 'DVile, VlCkt'
burg. RivsS irleu inch 2! leet ! inChe,
BY the gauge. Weather clear and eGces
aively warm.
LOUISVILLE, June l6-River stationary
with ii lee. inches In the canal and
feet four inches In the chute on the falls
business good, Weather clear and hot
| A rived, QouS Miliaf Memphis, vii
Kyle, CinCinnAtil Sampson and tow
thuShurghj SpSar and tow, PiubutRh
| hepafted Cons Milla', Cincinnati Sii
Kyle, New Orleans. =" ""
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AAERIES OF NurKAGEH
Drunksn RuniAns TaFFing and HeAthe
ing Peaceful Citizens.

Drunken Ranians TarFing and Feather
Ing Peaceful CIuEens.
WAYNEsBURG, Pa, June lS.-0HiCers ol
the law are trying to discover the perpe'
traitors OF a series Of Infamous outrages
committed recently by q dozen or more
drunken men on well.bshaVed people.
The scoundrels mounted and masked
went to the house ot Ell Reed, in Spring.
hill, Green county, and tarred and feather
ed both him and his vile. From there
they went 10 the house Of Armstrong Sex
ton aud treated him and his wife the same
way. They tried to do the like to John
Petit, an old soldier, but found they had
met the wrong man. From there they
went to the house Of Sarah Roads, o
widow, and afler tarring and featherinu
her son, insulted her and threw her into q
wood pile. They then crossed over into
West Virginia, and after shameful treat.
ment OF q widow named Wisbery, tarred
and feathered her. What motive there
was for sll this cannot be imagIned, unless
1t be drunken devilishness.
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Threatened Postal telegraph EtrIhe In
England,

ENGLAND, June lO,-The Controller Of
laes'aPhs has issued a circular to tie
operators OF the Central Office Of London
pointing out that i. is impossible to sAlir.
'lc'o'iIy dispose Of the fluCtuating busl.
ness oil the Telegraph offices without hay.
Ins tecou'se To overtime, which is, there.
we compulsory, but that any reasonable
apHSIi,caiion for exemption from overtime
Mll DO duly considered. The operators,
aoWeyer, reiuso to stand by the above
mentioned circular. but by the reply o
W,seea'eII. who was rAstmaaier. General Ii
Nh to question In the House Of Com
mono, in Which Monael stated that over
@ ulne Tas not compulsory. The operation
gu'lIer that this reply settles the qnea
uon Of overtime, and they propose press
'uS 'o' ls general adoption,
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The resSnationsol First Vice. President
King and Second viCe.President Keyser,
Of the Baltimore L Ohio Railroad Com.
pany are announced this morning. No
reason is given lot the step they have
taken, but following as these designations
doso close upon the return oil Mr.. Garrett
from Europe, the inference Ia almost un.
avodabIe that there has been a variance
Of opinion In regard to the policy Of the
company, Paat OF future. At all events,
whatever the Causs, the retirement OF Mr..
Ae!'er iaA matter Tor regret, for the
's1'on that he was altogether the most
progressive aud liberal representative Of
the 'omosny that ever came In contact
with the people Of Wsat Virginia. He
Travelled auous them and learned the true
nature Of thst business relations 10 the
company, and I! Is partially due TO hil
Iatasncs In the matter OF reforms thai
Tiers s1ists an improved feeling 10 thil
'a's toward the company as compared
with former tines
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ST. JOINS, N. b, June Is "A dispatch
from Belts Grove states that the schooner
R J. Hart, from It. John to Labrador,
with fishery supplies aud 8 large number
OF people OF both sexes, was crushed by
the Ice Tuesday night twenty-five miles
east by southeast Of Cape John. All
hands were rescued and landed at La Sic,
on tho French shore. The women and
children were almost naked. Vessels have
been sent to convey them to this port.
The crew saved nothing, barely escaping
with their liYea.
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BosTON, June lB,-The Advertiser to-day
announces the suspension Of the old firm
Of E, P. Outer & o., iron dealers, said to
be owing to the continued depression in
pig iron, Tho liabilities are between 5000.
900 and 500, 600. 1t ia stated the firm has
been carrying too much iron and have also
been working an iron ore mine in Virginia
and iron ioundries in this city, New
York, and Pennsylvania, mostly Reading
furnaces. It Is believed no firm will be
embarrassed by the failure, and the opin.
ion is expressed that the firm might be
able to pay seventy.Hve cents on the dol.
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CARLISLE, Pa, June l6.-The first an
nual examination Of the pupils Of the In
dian training school took place this
morning, and wassn interesting exhibition
Of the great progress made during the past
year. President Garfield wrote, stating that
II was his intention to visit the school with
several members Of his Cabinet. A tells.
gram regretting his inability to attend
was received from Secretary OF War Lin
coin. The declamations and recitationa
Of the pupilD were quite creditable efforts
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EIGar CASES OF DROwSING
in the ohio River ~ CIneIauAtI Yes
teFdAY,

CINcINNrTI, June Height cases Of
drowning occurred here to. day, Six o.
them happened at once in the Ohio river
in the western part Of the city. The men
at work at FIsming's coal landing we're
coming ashore IN skid. Eight
had got into the skiff, when two
more jumped in and threw the whole
party IN the water. Robert Dudley, color.
ed, Robert Ruthful, colored, Oramer,
Maitland and Pitmer were drowned. The
latter ware emigrants who only arrived
the day before.
George KICKOFF nine years old, OF
Louisville, hero on q visit, was drowned
while bathing in Mill Creek.
Felix Devine, eleven years old, was
drowned while bathing in the Ohio river.
Charles Davis, q brakeman, while max.
log mp a train, jumped from u car, having
giving signal to back the train. When
he reached the grouRd he found his foot
fast In frog, and the train, in obedience
to his aignA, coming upon him he was
crushed to death.
One case u fatal sunstroks was reported
to-day,
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PANAMA, June 7.--Canal matters do no
progress t+vorably. Stations have beer
abandoned, brigades disbanded, many en-
gineers returned home and workmen dis
charged. Ia the meantime accounts from
Paris represent everything as booming
and that adds to the disgust Of the people
here. The. Star and Herald says: We
would like to see a little work accom-
plished on the lsthmus and less blowinI
In Paris about this business,
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CINCINNATI, June l6.-Lster advice
from Bedford, Ind, says Wm. Rrannon
reported yesterday rs shot by an unknown
assassin in Martin, was killed by JOhI
HUT, his son In.lRw. They had beer
bitter enemies and recentiy agreed tc
meet at Wsrd's church, a lonely spot, and
have their quarrel out. Both came armed
HUFF fired tllst with shOt gun and KILLED
Erannor. The men who heard the 6rinI
arrived in time to sec HUFF running OH.
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-
TME RHIHE aONEY.
whn, IL 10 BeComc or the ESQ IbOgSand
Dollars?

what ia 10 BeComC Of the TWO IbSgSand
DOIIafS2
Albany, June l6.-Whsu Ssked what
would become OF the two thousand dollars
which Senator Sessions Is said 10 have
given Btadlsy az u bhbo to vJte lot De.
new, and which Is nov in the custody oi
the Controller Of the State, Deputy Ator..
net. General RuyaiCs ,aid that II would
probably never bs claimed by any one
HThe only suppositiUn 10 that some one
might claim that he advanced the money
10 Bradley or sessions Or some one else IN
sntite Ignorance OF what was. to be its dis.
posi.Ion. la snDh case the lender could
dot trace and seize upon THIS particular
money, His remedy would bs against the
man 10 whom he GlSImed he had lent II;
The law. could not restore th 10 Identical
inau 10 him, provided 1t WAa Loan Now,
il Il wa not loan, 1t certainly came Ifom
RtSdley or SaSsions- neither Of whom will
ever thipk al asking for II, no matter how
the present contest may end. IL thus
being certain that nsither ot the persons
40 pFnminently before the pu lie Will ASK
Ior the Tsturt Of the 81, 600, tits my opin'
inn that yhsn the trial ia over the money
viii be covered into the general innu III
ihe State Treasury 10 await C!aimant.
There are o'bst fluids there nov In. Ike
manner awaiting a claimant, but no Iunda
Of this nature, however"
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DENVER, Col, June l6,-About noon
to day James Moon, a notorious gambler
was shot and instantly killed by Clay
Wilson, another gambler. The shooting
resulted from a quarrel about q woman
Moon bad threatened Wilson's life to day
and started to put him out Of saloon,
when the latter turned and fired, produC'
ing four wounds, any QUE OF which would
have been fatal.
The Duke OF Sutherland and party
reached here last night They leave fol
NeW York SATURDAY.,
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nE.sls. KEYsEn ANp LONG

ResIgn Their Positions n Onieials Of the
D. 4. o. RaIIFOAd-RumOFs aa 10 the
Cause.
BALTIMORE, June l6,-Itis now ascer'
tanned beyond a doubt that John King,
Jr., First Vice President Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, and Mr., Keyser, Second
Vice President, have resigned their re-
spective Offices.
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PHILADELPHIA, June lB,-The special
committee OF the Common Council, ap'
pointed to investigate the charges oI
bribery ugainst councilman Stephen Herse
recommends the expulsion Of HerHe and
handing over Of the testimony to the Dis.
triCt Attorney, to take whatever action he
may see ht in regard to the others con-
Cerned.
John s. TerrilI was laying drain pipe
on his property contrary TO law, and at
tempted to Brihs Herse, who returned the
bribe to TerFtll, but did not report the
bribe to the proper authorities.
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WILMINGTON, Ills, June 16.-A das-
tardly attempt was made to wreck the
midnight express on the Chicago & Alton
road. Shortly before that hour q watch.
man discovered the switch lamp extin.
guished. Investigation disclosed the fact
that the lock had been pounded of, the
lamp taken away aud the switch turned
to throw the coming lightning express on
the short side OF the track from which 1t
would have plunged down a thirty loot
embankment and thence into the river.
The work is asCribed to tramps elected
from the depot early last evening.
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COLUMBUS, O., June le.-Ths State Med.
ical Association spent the morning in lis.
tening 10 papers on subjects only interest
ing to the profession. A resolution was
unanimously adopted endorsing superin'
tendent Doren's efficient management ol
the Asylum for Feeble Minded Youth,
manifest 10 oil the details oi his duty, and
commenting the support be receives from
the Trustees and Legislature. The society
will hold their next meeting In this city on
the second Tuesday Of next June.
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The combined vote was az folio,
Nj. Brooks asked consent to offer q rel

Mr.. Brooks asked consent to offer reso'
luton that in the event no election is made
for Senators by Monday, June 2s, the
joint convention will adjourn sine die
on that day after one or more ballots
have been taken, and with the understand.
ing on the part OF the convention that the
two houses OF the Legislature adjourn
on June 20
Mr. Husted raised the point oil order
that it was not in the power OF this joint
convention to adjourn.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT decided the
point Of order we'll taken-IhAt this joint
convention mus. meet daily until the Leg.
islalnts adjlurns.
Adjourned till l2 ~ tomorrow.
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verdict Against the standard on Com
nanV

BALTIMORE, June 1G-In the superior
Court to-day the jury rendered verdict
for Sl1 ,426 In flvor OF A. & F. F. schlaa
agaiust the Camden Consolidated OH Com
pany for breach Of CONTRACT Ia furnish
Ing them refined petroleum beloy one
hnudred degrees test, which the defend
ant contracted ahould be that test, and
which was discovered on its arrival al
Bremen 10 be far below that t0Pt,
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A ArnIKIHa rRINrER
Attacks one Of the New POrce, and IL
Fatally bhot.

Attacks One OF the New POFce, and II
Fatally bhoL
PITTSBURGH. June l8.-MartIn Corcoran,
q striking printer Of the D6patch, wsS
fatally shot this morning at two o'clock,
by W. J. McCahIIl, one Of the printers
employed In the place OF the strikers.
Corcoran assaulted MCCahill "a tte latter
was going home, striking him on the head
with q hsndy.bily. Thinking that he
was about to be mobbed, MCCahill drew q
revolver and fred twice, one bali taking
effect in Corroran's abdomen and the
other lodging in the hand Of a passer by.
The injured man is still living but the
doctors say he will die. McOahiIl has been
arres.ed
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lnc,n,squencs of the late arrival OF our
,.art Of the Commencement exercises
nphuny Yesterday, it not reaching us
u,d .her midnight, We are obliged to
omit portion CT it this morning. We
,egre, this, IS We understand the exercises
thi, rear we're very interesting and were
llv.Iy attended, Bethany College is the
Oldest Institution Of learning in West Vir'
YisII, aud i,s annual Commencemsnts are
aIEiys interesting occasions. President
v. K. PeudIston, our late State Superin'
tenieui Of Schools, ia at it's head, aud be
Il known throughout the State as one Of
the most cultured and scholarly men In
thsc,auny. The next session Of the in
Sinlion begins on the lst Of October.
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PEORIA, June IL. - Conrad StefIer, &
wnIChman in one Of the large brewerief
here, was tipped out OF boat into the
river this evening aud drowned. He was
q German and unmarried.
B1stmen arc daily arriving and going
into training for the regatta. The pros.
peCts are very favorable for o successful
regatta. To day has been the hottest OF
the season. One sunstroks occurred, hut
not fatal The thOrmnmster a. 2p NJ was
from 95' to 1902 in the shade.
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Ppy. BlRcn, principal Of tue Linsly In
,.,,,s. WAS elected superintendent ot oul
,,,' ,,,, ',,b,oi last night by the Board oil
tSI gi,,,,iop, and Mr, Henry Pendleton was
.srl.l secretary of the Board. Both oi
,S..s positions will be faithfully filed by
ss,. Two gentlemen. Prof Birch has by
b,ebo,aship and eierxy built up su ex
c.lsa. reputation in our midst IA an
sInr,l0r.
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LONDON, June l6-In the House ol
Commons Mr., Stanhops, Conservative,
gave notice that be would psk on Monday
next whether representations had been
made to the American government in re-
gard to American organizations for com
hitting outragss In England. Gladstone
said he hoped 10 give Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, formerly Colonial Secretary, an
early day for the discussion OF bis vote OIL
censure on the government relative tC
TrRnsVaal.
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W. should Ike to know on what Su'
n,,bo Nav York Journal Of Commerce
..,sce, Ia',"y that the wheat crop in HArri
'1a'' M ,oppty, Ohio, will fall short one
Sa,,S "a d one.haIL We think that the
"a,'n ''..,a.,, nj will be in the nature OF aston
nS,, 'SiD, news 20 the i4rmerO over in thai
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TauperIux WIN Ru..Iop Eenmep,

BEaLtS, June lG.-NewS from IT. Peters,
burg says the officers and crew OF The
guard ship lying of Peter KoG, where the
Russian Imperial family will take up
their residence, have been changed, In con-
sequence Of the discovery OF number
OF revolutionary proClAmations on board.
There have been many arrests connected
with the affair.
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LONDON, June lO.-At A0cot, for the
St. James Palace stakes, Iriquois beal
Leon. Only the two mentioned ran.
IroQuois won his race in a Cantsr. The
weather was beautiful and the crowd
enormous. There was a royal procession
to the course, comprising the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, the Prince and Primo
ess Christian, the Duke and Duchess oi
Connaught aud Prince Leopold.
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DEs MoINEs. June l6 The Democratic
s!ate Convention mot in the Academy
this morning, and was called 10 order by
the Chsi'mNn the Safe Central Com.
miltPe, Edward Campbell, Jr. Il D. Fern
wal Cho'th Temporary Chairman and T.
., Walker TempN-u-y Secretary.
On takiv 9 the ,Ga Va Fern returned
thanks Tor b. hv'"., Ul"l~Tsd, and made
0 speech, walgh wa w"iI recUived. The
statE tsu.'pi nui other cjmmi!lea3 were
appointed.
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LIVERPOOL, June l6.-A carpenter, who,
at The order Of one Of the prisoners, made
the pluga for the bomb used In the attempt
TO blow up the Town Hall, has been dis.
covered aud will be called as a witness on
the trial. A solicitor has been instructed
10 defend the prisoners.
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NEw YoRK, June i6.-1hs steamship
Wisconsin, now in from Liverpool, had
twelve cases oi smallpox among immi-
grants during lie passage. They were put
in The hospital At quarantine. A fireman
died oi th6 disease shortly after leaving
Liverpool.
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BILLIARDS.
ViEnaHK and SIosSOn Play Friendly
Match At Paris.

Match NJ Paris.
NKw YORK, June 1B.-A dispatch from
Paris says: Slosson and Yignaux played
a friendly match last night at the rooms ol
the Jockey Olab, all but members Of the
club being vigorously excluded. The
number OF points originally agreed upon
was 1000, but the table being Of au un.
usual size, and the play consequently
slow, the match was broken of at GO0
vignaux being then only lew points
ahead. This brought the play down 10
half.past one O'Clock, when supper was
announced. The members OF the club
and their professional guests remained OF
the table until 4 o'clock.
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VIZ had call last evening irEm an 10.
.elll,:sut citizen Of Belmont county, Ohio,
who circuAtes freely among the people
overt there He tells us that the popular
sentiment in iavor Of the administration
against ConkIing is overwhelming. It il
practically unanimous. And yet Genera
Grass sall to tue Chicago reporters lssI
SuatS, thA. he found scarcely anybody
who sided with the administration. The
difficulty With the General is that he Ii
nslsGd by the fact that the people Vith
whom ne comes in contact, knowing biz
own sentiments, do no. care to broaCh the
mater to him, much less to dispute with
hiu about it. Thousands Of Republican,
who respect his personal feelings towards
ConklinH and therefore paas the subjsC
BY deeply dep,ore the attitude that ht
has assumed on the question.
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ST Louis, June i6 1t was reported on
tie Change 10 day that one or more east.
ern roads were cutting rates on wheat and
hlur to New York and Boston TO twenty
asnts per hundred, which Ia three cent
lover to New York aud eight cents loEel
to Boston than the late reduction made ~
OommissioheE WINK.
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Excitement over france. Course In ra

LONDON, June l6.-The correspondent
Of the Times at Tunis says: The circular
Of Raustan, French Minister, to foreign
Consuls here, has caused great excitement
among the members OF the British Com.
munity. They all declare that complete
annexation Of the Regency by France
would be preferable to q transfer ol the
Bey's rights 10 Rauatan.
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wool 10 wNshInEtOn aud Gresne Conn

WASHINGTON, June 10 Considerable
wool Is being disposed of in this ant
Greene counties st about 50 cents. The
Wood Brothers, Of Greene oounty, have
purchased rs 900 pounds at this figure
At which price 1t has been selling unit
the irst OF this week, when the price cd
yanced one cent,