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4 Sin
LIAR 9x cents, good RIo il0c: mime ieISc. choice
iIc, : best : ruasted iic, yellow : RIO iic. Javn
NO Syrupa.r com nom ir: fritne 4saiIc. New
Orleans s,olases mime SSc. chSice new, 7asiSc.
Inaple syrup ii is per GALLON Sugars hard crushed
lie, granulatod i6Xc powdered lOskc, confccl lion.
nry K gkcTA IA praIrIc IoIc pAiaco "A Ne
golden q sLci prime Sic GLOW fXasc. Rice
room Ike III 4 H. 4 'TJI
: fish-So. nackcrpl, bbls, 50 co. No. 2 medium
$40 10. i7'T i1F!sI "a
/ :. yooisu ttdre-Markct ktcalyf No Il tuhs n,,r
dozen, ~ 90: No. Q tubs per loscn, S co. No tubs
pcr dotcn 81 OO ah.Op pals per dozen, 81 Isl ShOop
iails, 81 "; keelps pcr nest, 81 IS; butter tubs
lbs capacity, 81 80; do IS lbs enmciy, 81 90 DO q
lbs capacity, s. 90 washbOarls, plain 81 bOal Isl
wphboari;, patent, per dozen, Il S0a2 Is, W
etptef CDrr-1Uaiic pcr pound, 10 T7{Ii1cr W.
| Sols-llnOlhy 81 10: clover Is 00l5 &C: Blue
Gmss II rs; orchard er,.ss sl0i so - Us
Jfnejar-DouDlc strength wine vinegar, 2jaSoc:
standard, Halle; lOilIc for country stock; wine
vinegar 5bc l5l-l nd ~ ~ t,l7.IlT d ,IrJ
Bodns-ReccIpts llvht; prime nayies A rs. do mo.
dunn q 10; itupOrted q! 56a3 OO' rcd pink ~ T6a
s aS iinlas &c. III IA (, I q. J - !. -
Ch6ese-s quo,cd IN joObng ut So for prime
Western. md ly,SnjSc for New York, Swcltzcr iGL
ai7c according 10 quality. Limbutycr I2c. X -
: Fsaihers-Llvo geese trIn vi ShiSSc; iOai5c for
mixed, - Es'7' - a 3'lIi'f' .. - - 90.
Ndl,-The card nite Is 50 80. and tho market Is
nuIpi. 1tn rs HIGHT As vet thert il no sign nj "A
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Wheeling WI0iesl,Ie marker.
y ~. lSrElLiogScRR OFFICE.
49, ~ WIiEELISu, Tuesday, iuna ,-'

rtsFf=I E"hhkLiSu, TUESDAY, June III ,@ i,
INC grocery business has been good, but In o,he,
depa'menhtade has bceI dull, The effects oI I'm
LOCKOUT y IN some places severely felt prIcc. con
etall speaking. have remained simIr Wy se'i'
drnin grain trade has beer d,,,, d., ~. !
vel nut very lttle doing, Wheat v.rv nmiss, 'e
III per hnshel Corn Is still wcr,h 95c: ot;s 10.
NIL ~ ieeu ~ W per t0u y - ''' w.
~ rmaI.Ihesc is no change In this staple. oua,o.
Iois rcGanS ia follows Choice amber Il DIV
msuium amber, So 2jaa5 5O:WIqonsIn {, noa. &C. 90
alnhcsolA extu, IS "; as Is; fancy ST. Ious 81 a.
~ iacy patents. s 60a9 co. corr meal Irr bi,s,ci
rs oatmeal, fancy per barrcl S5 0S.C & com ,nn,,
% ~ rye Hour. per barrel, s. 15a6 %. -
MtnS-MsrRet Is st'oGg aud prices hnvo "A
ssneei. has fallen on lIttic Tho dam Nv, au
nov being Quite n, finn Us nj the rs OF Inc ,nnnih
Inns Y 10 Is ID average .,.,.. 49, 15/sisII
10 70 IL lib ayerasc.....
SSht naeoa nh
riain BACON Shquldcts 800. -,
Sleat
Family P1fk (barrel 30 LBS sa
Pure Leaf Lard TieT SSS TX
" lttltnlS, IN lbs &,
I. Is n, XII YAH u isls.. ltv lbs. ~, IL,
s,, ~ tnlh y .. ....,
j., one;halt pulls 10 In ~, i W.
Chscse. Reh and Nii,i
Lard OH Extra We.,erS, II sal0
Carbon Oil st1 = = 95 .
White Mines; OIL White: s;rsIcd
4; GroestrissTA good trtl done a,t Wse. & ~
vi S,S hasanse oyer heprctip, wcek s'ioY
/; NY I5lldwi Coilea
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JUSTICE JOrTISGS,


Yesterdays Proceedings In the ]. Prs
IL ID. so Courts. r75tf i. "a u
A visit to tho various county dspensaries
of justice yesterday found the following
cases on the dockets;
John Mooney was in Gaze that was being
heard by Squire Philips. John, In some
manner, became possessed with the Idea that
he and lie alone Knew how to run that court,
and being thwarted, abused the law eiver In
such manner that fine of IS and costs was
imposed and IN addition of i've days in iail
given. So much for contemptuous conduct
In this court. =. = - : -
Mrs. Mary Fitte was yesterday turned oyer
to the care OF Jailor Davis by Squire philips,
This was done In default of the payment OF
iine aud costs Assessed some days since for
u breach OF the peace; also her inability 10
furnish good security in the sum OF 500 TO
keep the peace for one year. She stands
committed until these conditions are com.
piled with. = IS, :
Arrangements have bepn made by which
the negro Dan Stewart, will be released from
jail to-day, his father furnishing security for
his appearance at the next term OF the Cir.
cult Court In the sum OF $500 b.. i. h.
Justice Sweeney last evening committed
Annie Kennedy, rather wild Young woman.
to jail to await . hearing to-day; the charge
is breach OF the peace. El. 80,
case that attracted big attention va, one
that was heard by Squire Philips last even.
ing about 10 o'clock. Gil Holmes Is n con.
stable OF Highland district; he came in las,
evening TO attend market; be looked on the
beer when 1t frothed; he was taken in charge
by young man named Chss.er Dean, and
they started towards the s,ubles In the
rear OF what was formerly the Rine
House.. On the way there Dean recalled to
Holmes mind that he (lIolmcs) had about
ten years ago choked Deans father while tie
latter was on his way to funeral. Holme,
wanted TO know OF Dean, Jr; what lie was
going to do about II, and Deou replied That
he was the better i,Ian OF the two. ! ARRIVING
ct the stable Holmes implored Dean TO Shit
him just in order to sec what would follow.
Dean suddenly complied with the request in
such manner that Holmes will not see well
out OF his right eye for week 10 come , be
got terrible blow. Dean got hauled before
squire Philips mud contributed $40 and costs.
slO,> S.'ssl,l,i Z : - S' ' '.
Louis Nolte, in default OF $500 bonds 10
keep the peace for one year 5yyns cnu,ntt,a5
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E5 MARBLE, Marbleized nud Slate Nan.
tells. The largest stock and variety, nj
FIG. Caldwell's, 1900 and 1912 Murke
street. s 81 Il -
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LADIES and oil sufferers from neuralgia,
hysleria, and kindred complaints, will find
without rival Browns Iron Bittcrs.t DIV a
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST, JAMES Hotel.

ISc,swcanscr. Sii.cinirsv, Rohtbouch ,pfoc.r WA
Ms uhrch us \ MARITIME weiImsn, Columbus,
Jacob Kempie. city, ~ Alfw Burnett, Charles'n
Q Scott. Ohio, lls.sENfD bliss, city, 2
q w Mccoy, slstersvllie. y y shtpman, Buffalo,
TIL AllisQu. Ei,tan'nS, Ia. II llrce, Dayton.
= paes. hew Work, i'af + WWeldmtn, Elyria,
y i Prize, Pittsburgh. iiEi II A DiIgcrt. Phili, &
g Walters, YOUNGSTOWN. James Is own. n Y. 9
W Rice, Philadelphia, Nlcho!s. Craft c GIRO,
II Gricsley. Columbus, Gibson, Jackson. u.
g Norris sCleye and, II Gallagher, 81 Mays,
X acDDnald, Primrose IA Derl MoG.it. Primrose, Ia
J Morrison, Weston" Va, J GreensburE Pitts, al
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
monieter. rs observedat Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday: ,Hl5f'eg
"a. 1851 81 ~ t.$Ssts tr 1882
IA 20 S. &c s, ISIS 81 % 81
Il WARRINGTON, D. c., June %. i a. M.-For
the Lake region, local rains, slightly warmer
east to sousn winds, partly cloudy weather
and stationary or slowly falling barometer.
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4 !, GAL Il AND, I,clonnEncIAL
( New York Honey and stocks.

fe.Wl5g NGW IoEA IhuhtL
,,NhwG YoRk. Juno 21-Money ZAP per ,t Scalt J,
n5& per Iccht.u sterling EIcllango pAnkets piii'
steady at u M. denianT q Ss}f
y GovrRsNESrs--un Unchanged. ,tgf. !
y. 8. d, extended. - Leiish & Wllkcs..--loo,
Y. 8, !.ss coupons. I. bonds, ilr,....ily
y. ~ coupOiis.-..l Or L. lAnn untnts.-ilt
lhclac d Of 10 -......leJ U. I. sinking fund
vehsial Pacific ar'-in TEXAS INC land ITS. g
RAILROAD BoSns-Irrcgulat. sH5 "a ~
STATE sEcuRf1iEs- Moderately active aud strong,
Louisiana consols.- 70 Virginia Gs..........- 50 q
Missouri Virginia coIsolS, ex.l
" l,'.:......-+..:.llo TIA mat coupons. coz
tennessee q. new. s. .ohSrc d.'','S''-
appropriation opcued Irregular, but
prices In the main were Isai I~r cent lover than
yesterdays closing quotations. tho latter Ohio &
Mississippi. general advance OF 33sa33 pet, cent
Soon took place, New Jersey Central cAdlng there.
Ia, after which tho market became weak and .cll
% ]s+l per cent. The market then, III lluugh duh,
became strOg, and Ia the early afternoon advanced
aalh per cent. This Improvement was followed
III the late trade bya decline ranging iOn u 10
~ per cent. .f3i,,--1 ~. ..-ff =
In the final dealings some shares recovered n
small fHcion, but tho market IN the main closed
weak; with prices generally ,Ha1S PER cent below
ern. BOSTON Air Line preferred, however. was
I,cr cent higher. The Lake Shore directors sta'u
mcnt show. that the company earued less Than
pr cent daring the Inst half Of tho fiscal year.
In the last hour a demonstration was made on
the money market In the Stock Exchange. Tho
nate was 3a3,G per cent; per cent was then bid
,h ni 2 GercSni, shoh and finally per cent.
new law. Instead IL fiom 0 per cent 10 per cent
plus l.6l. equivalent 10 N per cent? Rei0rc the
close the mtc fell 10 per enL The movement
wssartInc!sl and TO serve stock market purposes.
Transactions IL 40 sharcS 60 an. - ~ =.
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II Don't Die In II the II onsc. rs 81
s Rough on Rats Clears out rats, mice.
roaches, bed.bIgsS flics, ants, moles; chip.
munks, gophers. 15c. ~ ~ <.
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SKIN nIiMnn-

+. u. IIrake, Esq, Detroit In, ~ j
aterrtbe skin huhor which covered SiS N, tns
and hands, by using CuIlcunl R,..o NV pad, Ia
phHhctl internally, and ClitIcna snH \ eai
Soap lthe steatsk curesl externally I'll SISa
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THE CIrY,s PROPERLY

In Use in the Fire nepartmcnt-Tho
Annual Inventory.
Chief E:clcs has prepared his annual in.
ventory Of the property and its value, now
in possession Of tho Fire Department, a. the
various engine nnd hose houses, and in The
shape of fire alarm telegraph poles, wires,
boxes and apparatus. The following is q
synopsis OF tho paper: 49, ms 8!
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Mrs. s. s. Kisner, No. 107l Main street, this
week will offer her entire stock Of millinery,
neckwear and gloves OF cost. Those wishing
bargains should call early. 8 .i n . +
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For tremnlousness,S waketulness, dizziness,
and lack Of energy, q must valuable remedy
Is Browns Iron Bitters. 49, 3 E, ~ M W.
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ybcc,IrrIJye S1ocu M.rt.,

AL the cattle received nj the stock yards during
the past week were home cattle, and ranged at the
Caves 81 Coat co. according 10 size and condition.
Hogs 7Hc. Sheep Sale, clipped: 5aGc uncl'pped.
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CuTIcURA,
~. !. CuTlcURA. -
Cutie j j llra
! Blood P'tolsonings, Scrorulou, ;,
GERS and Itching llumors y !
z.s 3. Assesses y JOSS and Glandular 4
& dwellings. y
LEADP0IS0NIAI:

ny. Albert klngbuty. Reene. n u
WIN bad humor on hands AMI NJ ~. 1T sp,
lead poisoning (lie'sa Ialn,ur.1 A. n w.. nssit
5fsak ~, e,ack open. and lhe ,iin H sM, GNsp
t,Cb I,,sh ia ~ afse nles suffering S,rSI
used. Cutlcun ltesolycnt ,bl,SJ y 1yt nas..s
hally, anu Cntlcnrl and CuiirutS pMnl'atn ~.
anu III les than three inonths eiTst attnif,
cntc. mud has MT been troubled sieUo . ossf
ntctl bS Bullari n Foster, ITutrI,,. ny. geaS.
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pSlKIiSIS.

II; T., Carpenser. fsq., Henderson y v j
p' i b ihs c GE LspRRsy Of twenty ,ssr s:
tefnaliy. and CuticUrd ana C,,, y,,Sa guaGaIE,
nally: The most wonderful case C om sOib eitt,
certified 10 before justice Of III. o.,leSpJ. "a,
Trent citizens All afflicted With IlSes and Jruu
disesscs should S'nu Tor this /, S,i,nan And MI
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CANDIES, Fruits, Nuts and the finest
Refreshments ut Mrs. ZcIyenfelder's, No.
; GO Twelfth street. M. (,
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CuTICuIiA

s n uIiCuhA sotr externally AMI -,
s Es q h internally 1ny will potvy Gun s'
ulR. Price OF CuTIruRA, small ispIe 70 ,rsi
6okcs 81. CuTIcuRA REsoLvESr 1, se ~
CuTicuRA soar. 2jc; CUTlcURA SII,yixn ~ ef.
Sold BY all druggists 49, >'N''N' soil y
E-I--lz Depot. WEEKS & POTTER po.,.
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New Life

New Life
is given by using Browns
IRON Bl1rERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and I.
warns the system; in the
Spring it enrichcs the blood!
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables tho
system to stand the shock
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. BRowN's
IpoS BITTrps crs,,ros 40. :
feet health through the /:
changing seasons, it disarnls
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air, <
ana it prevents Consump-
ton, Sidney s and Liver Dis
case, &c. &
- 9 p !, y.
"a q; ?. 1f22t = EsQ:, OF the
peli:, &c VI ~ flInl OF II. s.
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Ss You can buy j the celebrated cog.seared
Novelty Clothes Wringer{ OF Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just on e.half the price
charged byfpeddlers for third.class wringers.
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TIE usual merchants lanch at the New
Mcclure Ilousp Sample Rooms daily.
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.Qhe Qntell1ilQ|jettltra''r1
ONCE. Nos. rs and - Fourteenth street,


White Mountain Freezers.
5Notice-ASessors' Blanks. -
Fortunes iFavorites-'rhird Page.
For ttent-Small Residence. r..
Observation-Disclosures Meeting.
An Eligible Farm For Sale.
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WANTED,

,WANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY
portion Of the Un,icd statc, Nv N. rsJ M.
sal Bsnevolent Ass 'ciaiion Of Cafo;,Is h. r.
mari d Ferrous. uGlrc, loss al.,On I,,i T.
francisco, Cal. Plans oiIginHl NV ,t,,r =,
Endowment certain. Not speculative, 2, p,I,,,.,
paid In co days. Ronds ,eoOni,d rSi,H,n,
Even. totrespondcuce collected ior Irsrs NJ
members. Opportunity Of lifetime !or I Irs Nh
EiN't Tree. send stamps for terms and y.Sin
Ins. Journal tertitlcAleS 90 mud $1,000 in.
nes paid within GO days Of marriage. Y,st,
Ea.SL, "a
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DRY GOODS
! $'l DRY GOODS,
..B||| ! [ |.

~, tlh5lsfLE ~ ~ ~ +. -ih54lI Moi II
WE e have lIl recently:addeds to our
SILK Department ten Pieces Of
i Black lac, Guinct SILK at 81 50 per
yard, which is pronounced BY all
who have az, seen It to DO the best
ever ever Offered in this market, aud
fully equal to any 81 IS quality in
the city. We are giving extra.
Y ordinary good values throughout
a OUR IcNTIISIo *
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Louis Nolte, in default OF $500 bonds 10
keep the peace for one year, was committed
to Jail last evening by Justice Murrins. Motto
was rather demonstraive towardo Pat Weir,
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SALT RllEuM..

SALT RlEUH. ~
Those who have experienced ,ho TO-,
salt Nheunl can appreciate the aRnHio. 'o,erts
tnT ye'H, until cured by the CpiIr,,,Sss tbeass
hlooI pnrillerl Internally, and Cullen, s'os
.-.-.---LI 4n WI PELL'SGT0y. sh,,,. Z
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MOTHER DlEU FROM m

j., W, Adams Newark. Ohio, ay,, ~.
Remedies arr tho greatest mt,li,i,s. Va,
Ina tlie w9E, c,.e ,alt ihrum IN hi, S,re s
ao'ie ba siGa !tMs,n,y Year., And In i4St S
MY ARM. breast aud head were rnrs AVN It'll,
year, which nothing relieved or cii,, s,M y,
the Cuiicun Rcs0lyen, (blnOl nniIG,nu 10y Ia
and ut!cura and Cutic,irn S,ai, S,,.. isittiS,
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Take g BLAcK.DRAUeHTs and You + I;
will never bc bilious.
Z For sale by Logan & Co. n !.
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Beanty, health pd.happincss for ladies
4 in@WiNs!oF cAspU!,'s';,s
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FOR RENT,
TOR REN.

TOR RENT.
That desirable dwelling conner Twelfth spdb.
street, newly pntctcd and Bin,el, md ltrLrnl
~ the latest style, ICONS, Hath rvon and iitt,s
ioSseslon nj once. Kent reasonable 10 dt,Inl,
tenant. Applylo - N>'A'''
40 BLUM q MARES
ltIs .. ilG6 NkIp Str,t
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Ready made Oil Cloth Window Blinds at
Soc y u IN ~
;nAll other goods inproportion for cash only.
W hoover wishes to save money cal soon nj
Nos 20i0 and e02l Main, st.ect:sF ;. AZ
n AWR 81. u JoHs losMrn.
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4 "a Mpst he hold. SIS 3: II
lare assortment OF Summer Dress Goods
Finest Grgandy Lawns 10c. & f.r1r4g' N >
Japanese Silks Csc. iEi77I 4. !! y:
SIX and Worsted goods worth Goo for CSC,
STRIPED and lowered Carpets 20 and CSC,
~ Choice Styles Floor oil cloth for 25c,
10000 Bolts Wall paper to close at s and
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For sale by Logan & Co. u H q
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NOTICE.
CEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be received nj the OnIce Of the ely Cat y
III June 18Th. lS,.. ut q U'clJck :. II, fof tttGss9
and laying Ten (l0l inch va or plpe Oh N'1 s;st
from Filth street 10 the Top Mill. 'iett1t.t1s
can be seen Il, the CITY Clerks uifce. 1heaT =
serves the right to reject any or all bid. .,
THE .ITY VI NIIEEllSO, I
{ by ". A. NILSSON,
te,2 Chairman Com on Wsrv Wtttt
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POh SALE.

TOR SALE-0NE SAFE, C0MBlS4.
~ ton Lock. GUod rs New. Cnup iN &c
SMILEY 4 y ERSlZ, % Twelfth stieei "hteeta
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"wlME OF cAR6UI" four times a day i
makes happy household. Sl5s.ssiii' 81
For sale by Logan & Co. 's.Fis ~
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Gentlemen. ;. ! take pleas.
,lrc in stating that | have used
Browns Iron Biltcrs for ma.
lana and nervous troubles,
caused by ovcrwork, with
excellent results,
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As STATED yesterday tracklnying on the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad, from Mas
slllon south, has commenced. Sufficient
steel rails md one hundred car loads Of
ties are At Massillon to complete the roud to
Zoar Station, a distance OF nineteen miles, the
point where this line unitcs with tho new
purcbase-the Cleveland l. Marietta. 1t is
The aim TO finish the track laying to Zoar
Station by the Fourth of July, and q
director states that trains will be run through
from The Ohio river to Toledo by that time.
the upper end Of the road being now finished
In within fnur miles Df that CITY $50 .l.
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General Pnsscnre, ~, "a I 1SaIf 0RD.
fa. a, BALDWIN Manager. Pitt.Su Nh nE gent
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81 500 July 81 liS:Ausust and scp,emhet I na.
yeat s. 9s. Corn dull; high mixed IKE: M SS,t;
'pot ,6Hci June 7Ghsc: July 75Ac; AUGUST &c.
october IiHc; year 6i,Ec. Glosed-Mheat dull and
July 81 y: August 81 OS SEPTEMBER, ii ustc XXI:
ysas hen At IL o,N Corn nnnian!iy Unchanged
The National tribune., 1882-04-15
Then and Now,

The timidity and indecision which the
present Congress displays in dealing with
questions affecting the interests of the pen
sioner contrasts painfully with the attitude
of our legislators and the public generally
toward the soldier at the time of the fall of
Richmond and the practical conclusion Of
hostilities. A glance through the files of any
metropolitan newspaper for the year 1865
will convince the most skepticsl of the change
that has taken place in congressional senti-
ment since that eventful epoch in our his
tory, and the comparison is likely 10 prove
anything but cheering to those who believe
in the ssncity of the premises which were
made at that time TO our returning veterans.
The feeling of intense joy and gratitude
which took possession Of the Nation inme-
diately after the surrender of Lee at Apo
mattox manifested itself in a series Of great
mass meetings, at which the services OF the
Union soldier were eSts1led beyond measure,
and the obligation Of The Government to care
for the disabled, the widow, and the orphan,
was affirmed in the strongest language The
cynic who should have ventured to predict
that, in spite Of these pledges Of devotion
the applicant for a pension would one day
ne characterized as beggar or a fraud
would, in all probability, have been prompt
ly mobbed by the indignant populace. The
veterans themselves would have scorned to
credit such s. SINISTER prophecy. Were they
not welcomed hack frem the war with the
most tumultuous rejoicings, the streets
strewn with flowers, banquets spread for
them, and business suspended in their honor?
Confronted on every hand wish the evidence
of :he affection and esteem of their fellow
countrymen, il would have been strange, in
deed, had any doubt Of the future entered
their minds. They accepted tho homage Of
the country without concerning themselves
in the slightest about the fuIflment Of the
promises which were so layishIy bestowed
upon them, nor did it ever occur to them
that when the enthusiasm Of the moment
should have passed away it might be sue
ceeded by Il feeling of Indifference, if not
actual neglect And, indeed, when one reads
the reports Of the triumphal procession, the
The National tribune., 1882-04-15
Alter MnnY Nears.

In August, 1862, during an engagement at
White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, a shell ex-
ploded in front of Company K, Eighth New
York Volunteers, and private named Jacob
Walter was struck on the head by one OF the
flying fragments ard seriously wounded. He
was removed to an army hospital, but at the
to reioin his command, and remained with
it until the close Of the war, when he was
mustered out of the service. He then re-
sumed his trade Of piano maker, but at in
teryals was obliged to re-enter the hospital
to he treated for brain trouble. On the 9th
of last December he died, and at the inquest
it was found that death had resulted from
softening of the brain, caused by the injuries
received in battle nearly twenty years ago.
We aIlude to this case for several reasons.
In the first place, the details have recent
ly been published by nearly all the leading
papers in the country, and the facts are not
likely to be disputed. In the second place,
it furnishes a striking confirmation Of the
truth of the statement so often made in these
columns, that the action Of Congress setting
up statute of limitations against the pay
ment of pensions was essentially unfair and
unjust. Here was q soldier who might have
drawn q pension almost from the day on
which he was wounded-indeed, the regi-
mental surgeon told him when he left the
hospital that he might die at any time-but
who preferred to struggle on, doubtless as a
matter of pride without the aid of the Gov
ernment. Had he applied for pension two