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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30
ROLL OF HONOR.

The fOllOuing pupils Of NApoleOn Union schools
were Beithsr sbssai nor tArdy durius the month Of
November;
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL -BREVITIES.
Pay taxes and printers.
The stove dealers smile.
Turkeys at A. J. Puts.
Butter high, eggs scarce.
Chain the Photographer.
Havea dish of oysters, girls?
Democrats, give thanks to-day.
Ohio was so years old ye sterday.
But little wheat being marketed.
Taxes are coming in very slowly.
Call on VIM. Scherer for pork barrels.
Five inches of snow Sunday morning.
Huston & Brown have a nobby barber's
pole.
Put your farm implements under
cover.
Large line of groceries at Blackman q
Co.'S. 2t
School books at Humphreys at publish
ers prices. At
The merry sleigh bells have been heaid
this week.
The school children are eujoying a holi-
day to-day.
Fine wolf and buffalo robes cheap at
Reeder's. ct
Not much property changing hands at
the present time.
AT Norden's is the place to buy dry
goods cheap. At
Go to the dane, to night, just the thing
as aturkey settler.
Enrich and revitalize the blood by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
Fresh fish, dressed poultry of all kinds,
oysters in bulk at A. j. Putt's.
The County Commissioners will be in
session the first part OF next week.
THE Liberty Center Cornet Band intend
holding fair during holiday week.
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Fresh H. & M. oysters at Bradley's. tt
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The Postoflice will remain closed from
Toto 3 o'clock to-day.
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Go to Norden's for boots and shoes. a
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-30

Fresh fish, dressed poultry of all kinds,
oysters in bulk at A. J. Putt's.
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"A charity ball will come off just be-
fore the holidays.
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Enrich and revitalize the blood by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Great auction sales at Blackman & Co.'S
every Saturday. N
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Go to the dane, to night, just the thing
as aturkey settler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05
whnt lsno.se s.yr About TIM chulleuxc

."Swore' knokc and his irienis were some.
what astonishcd by the challenge that ap.
peared IN yesterday mornings Eegi,ter from
John Rei'zz, Wcisgerber's protege for three
mile race in best and best boats for 5000 n
siae knoSe yesterday denied that he ever
lad any desire to row Reiz and said tina.
the following statement In the Register was
false:
There is hardly any doub. about the re-
suit OF this. challenge, rs knoke has more
than once evinced II desire to rev Stony
and now Is his gli,terins opportunity"
,swope" did say, however, that il Rita was
TO bring his weight down even with tia, OF
.lils ("swope's'D he might pay some attention
TO 1t, and that the challenge would be all the
more satisfactory.
hHoke, In talking ahoHt the matter, said:
YIN the first place, I'm not going 10 row
against any man TINT weighs considerable
more than do. I've had enough of
that in my race with o llanon last
season. i row no more cows. Soon
atter,my race with O'lIanlan. you remember.
SSIyder challenged ME and sent down friends.
refused 10 make n race. or my friends did,
IN whose hands am. Last week Reita beat
Snyder bad. Whit do you suppose be wants
OF me? ! don't know what my friends
would say il Rei;z would weight even with
me; foH'is be safe in saying tbati is not Mt
ny i'Se!y that they will meet l;e!tz Saturday
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In oil the schools and colleges of this State
tue senior Glasses are in n state OF Worry and
dread. They are now in the midst OF examina-
,ions and in nearly every case they are hard
ones. The "leaiy month is coming on 1T q
rapid pace and with it the crowds, essays,
applause, flowers, admi.ins friends and ali
that sort OF thing. Supt Birch has been
busy the past few days preparing questions
lot and examining the seniors OF the public
schools OF this city. The class is an unusually
bright one and it is m older one ,bnn tbo.e
tina: have graduated in the past. The com.
mencement exxcises will be very entertain.
Ing.
Prof. Butcher is also busy Just at present
preparing for the Normal school commence.
mcnts, and making preparations 10 attend
the same. They will be held as follows:
Fairnsont, Thursday, June IS.
shephCrdstown. Monday, June 10.
Huntington, Wednesday. June2l.
Concord, Friday, June g.
Chenille, Tuesday, June %.
West Liberty Friday, June 80.
Tuesday, May 30. 49,
The commencement at the Mosgantown
University will be held on Thursday, June s,
and both there and at FairMen: the exercises
Will be especially attractive; the students arc
nov engaged in preparing some things that
will be very fine.
AZ Bethany College, upon the grand old
nils OF Brooke county, Thursday. June l5
will be the day when the beautiful campus
Will be crowded with people Of nearly every
class.
The class that is to be sent out from the
Wheeling Female College is spoken OF very
highly. Commencement night, as usual will
be big society event in the city and the re-
captions attendant Upon it will be pleasantly
anticipated.
The Linsley boys will give one OF ihei,
irstciass entertainments to wind up the yea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
L NEAR EN- GROVE
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by EcrnGH.
STANLEY and Annie llsw!c. 10 iUrns trustee, dated
.,pii! j., ls75 aud " accord IN the biIct bi lie
Clerk Of the County CauIl OF Chic county, We,
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust s0AS No., :, lHge 81.
shEll ou .I.0
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Gathered During n atroii Along til.
letce.

Gathered During atroii Along the
l.etce.
The Nail City came i,pwn from Pittsburgh,
and laid up at Armstrong; Landing.
The lighthouse steamer LILY passed down,
en- route for the Tennessee river.
The Barnard passed down light and the
Jacob lIeatherington up With barges OF tics.
The J. ". Garrett, with tao bargcs OF mis-.
cellaneous freight, arrived yesterday, en- route
for Louisville.
The ". y. Chancellor Is due down ,hi.
morning. en- route for Charleston and points
on the kanawha. a
The scio;o, after having been laid up since
last Friday. started out yesterday In her reg.
nlar trade, al! repairs having been made.
The Emma Graham, OF The Pit.sbhgh.C Gin.
cinnau line, passed down yesterday, aud the
Scotia OF the same line, passed W.
The river fell about three inches yesterday,
the gauge marks las. evening indicating but
! feet, and the riTef was about stationery.
Several repairs have OF late been made on
the Little Boone. and She Is nov ready 10
enter the Farkersbure trade when the low
water stage sets in.
The Hudson has been taken out on the
Cincinnati ways for repairs 1t is reported
that she will 10 70 ST. Louis when her i'm
p'ovcmenss are completed. Cincinnati Com.
nlereini.
The big st. Louis packet, Pittsburgh, pas
ed up yesterday afternoon for the city whose
name it bears. This fine, large packet, which
Is one OF the Coulson line, will be at this
port Sunday. and shippers should not fail to
consult Captain e. at the ST. James Hotel.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Ga:cne says
"a number OF lows Of coal will be taken
down to Louisville. By the time all the
coal on is way reaches i,s destination the
Southern markets viii have q six months
supply, hence the prospects for better prices
down there soon are not very encouraging"
The St. Lawrence is due this afternoon
from the Paris OF America. This fast side
wheel steamer Is rs popular q. any on the
river, and affords one an opportunity to take
q masnitcent> trip 10 Cincinnati and return
for only SO. On Saturday, Mayl3, this boat
VIII lake down an excursion 10 the CiaciH.
natl Muy Festival, and it must be borne in
mind that instead OF leaving there OH her
regular time, Tuesday evening, the officers
will bold the boat till Wednesday evening.
giving c1cnrsionists twenty.iour more hours.
Dr. Kerr, with his crane boat succeeded
Wednesday in fishing up the three boilers O.
the 'owboat Clipper. which fell overheard
when she sank last Thursday night at Pitts.
burIh. What Is left OF the Clipper was raised
on Tuesday night. A new hull will be or.
dered at once for her machinery, which is
none the worse for the accident. The BOILER.
were found, in about fifteen fee: OF water,
some distance below where the aeeiden, oc'
Cured.
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Are you going 10 the Ball tonight?


Messrs. Barrett & Co., proprie.ors of the
circus which exhibited here yesterday. met
with quite. 4 heavy loss e'l route from Fair.
mont 10 this city. No doubt many OF the
audience noted the absence OF one OF the
specimens most prominently advertised rs
an attraction in the menogsrie, the "hosip
po'amus," and no doub, the prevailing idea
way that this animal was Il myth. md never
hnd any existence excep: on the bills. This
%as not an unnatural conclusion under the
circumstances, butNit was an erroneous one,
nevertheless. Such IN animal was in the
mcnagsric until within week. a few days
ago i was taken very sick, and yesterday
morning i: died on the cars. An lsrElli.
GEScra reporter to whom this was told YES.
ttetday, no doubt showed his incredibly in
his lace, for MIR. Costello, the genial press
agent, at once conducted him 10 Il closed
cage on the outside OF the canvas, and dis
G.! closed the Corpse Of the amphibious monster.
The beast was merely specimen Of 4 rare
species OF the hippopotaIuus, OF lighter
color ind smaller size than usual The body
VIII be taken to Columbus, stuffed BY IL taxi
dermist, and given 70 4 museum. ~. p
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Mrs. Vim. Sharp has gone to kansas and
other parts OF the West for an extended
n1pa snr. trim ...H .... rr.~
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Jocuinr and Gossippy Remarks About
EuripIfS pcpf,Io

Jocuinr and Gossippy Remarks About
Various People.
Mr.. J. D. Culbertson is home from brief
business trip.
q. S. Deputy Marshal Ilasger.y arrived
in the city last evening.
Mr. Costello. press agent of the Barrett
show. is good one, and takes good care OF
"the boys"
Henry Reuter-, OF baltimore, &. popular
and good looking as ever, is in the city for o
few days.
". S. Wiley, Esq, of New Mar,;nsville, is
among his numerous Wheeling acquaint-
ances.
DR.. F. B. Adams, B. & o. railroad plysi.
clan at Grafton, IS in town on professional
business.
Dr.. J. B. Reed, OF the Eighth ward is
airing himself daily in new aud
handsome phaeton.
Capt Fink OF Bellaire, took in the show
here. He wanted to see il it was a good one
before it showed at his place.
Miss Marie Therese Nevins an accom-.
phshed and beautiful Columbus Indy attend.
ing Mt. de Chantal, was in the city yester-
day.
Geo. W. Francis. the art,st;c GLACIER and
painter is now working NJ Moundsrille, and
has gained nine pounds; wakes his mus.
tache and eats peaches aud cream. ~
Will White and john McAlonies, two mem.
hers Of the Barrett circus band, are old St.
Clalrsylllc boys. ard were greeted BY many
OF their former friends here yesterday.
Miss Matte Long is spending 4 short tina
WIN her friend, Miss Maggie Nesbitt. before
leaving for her future home in Kansay CITY.
She will Long be missed when she has de.
parted.
Col. Jacob Nunge, the Republican war.
horse OF Wheeling, was in the city last even.
ing attending the wedding OF Mr. Otto Fuchs
and Miss Johanna Beckcr.-.Senotnriiie
MtraN.
or the many clowns witlrihe Sells.Barrett
show, W. Fred Ayner is the best. BY the
way, he IS veteran newspaper reporter-:os
many years on the Louisville Courier, when
the brilliant prcntiss was at the helm.
Anon: the prominent gentlemen who
were in the city Yesterday, but did not come
to the circus, were D. i. Frazier md Charles
II. Hadc!if!, OF West Alexander; \. p. Clark
OF Beverly; J. W. Bradshaw mud Ed. Nc.
Donnellt OF Burton; J. N. Lewis, Of Barnes.
vile, and Justus Eakin, OF New Martins
vile. srgrs = .''' '''''
On May Sd, nj the pala.ial residence OF the
brides uncle, Mr. II. N. Hervey. OF. yelling.
ton Place near Wheeling, West Va. by Rev.
}. II. Flanagan, assisted by Rev. l.. Grier.
Rev. j. Z. Moran, Of New Jersey, and Mis-,
Mary y. Purdy, OF the former place, we're
united IN the holy bonds of matrimony.
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noARp OF EprcAr,ox.
Adjourned Meeting Last Nisht-The Ii.
brnFv mud Other nntfnrx


The Board Of Education met a, their
roolns on Msrke: street las, night in al.
journed session. Ia The absence OF rscsi.
dent Wilson, Mr. Al. Caldwell presided,
and the other members present were as FOL.
low& Messrs. Ankle, Jep:on, Maxwell. Nc
culiough. Acker, EbelIng. J. A. Miller,
Pipes, shocsy, Todd, ". A. Wilson and
Whallv.
The special order Of business Tor the meet.
Ing was the consideration Of the report OF the
Library Committee. but after the reading Of
the minutes OF the last meeting the usua!
routine was gone through With.
The Finance Committee reported m IT,
debtderes on hand clargcable to the bpiIiin;
fund OF $40 i1i47, which mus, be provided
| for out OF the coming levy. 70 this muzt be
shortly added neArl! 5000 for seats pur-
chased. The next levy will realize for this
fund SiG5sj,s!. Thisw was reported in con.
ncction with resolution to purchase
the Shepherd property on the Island q, a
cost not to exceed $1,000. The resolution
! was referred back with directions to make
some recommendation in regard to the reso-
| luton.
The report OF the Committee on
TIE rrNLic LIBRARY,
was then read. The report recommends the
appointment Of Henry Pendleton as Librarian
NJ An annual salary Of 500, and Miss Annie
Carsoue as Assistant Librarian Ut salary OF
$40 a month.
Mr. Arkle did not object to the persous
named, but he did object 10 the manner IN
! which the nominations were made. Ir. Todd
thought II was little Star Chamber proceed
Ing with which the Board had nothing 10 do.
Finally Mi. fendle.on's nomination vas
confirmed and the Committees reCommen.
da,ion concerning salary was adopted.
The portion Of the report referring to the
Assistant Librarian was then withdrawn by
the Chairman OF the Committee, the rules
directing that this matter should come up Il
month after the election OF the Librarian.
The special Committee on Library then re.
ported, recommending that the matter OF
altering and remodelling the second story Of
the Smyth building for the library room. be
referred 10 the standing committee, which
| was done.
The Clerk was ordered TO draw q check in
favor Of J. T. McFaddcn for SIS, for plans
for the Library rooms The lease OF the
amyth rooms for three years was then read,
aud on motion approved and accepted.
a resolution WAS adopted looking TO the
! Offering OF prizes to ,nerliorious pupils 4. the
coming examinations, and directing that the
Committee on Teachers and Schools select
aHd recommend the prizes to be given, and
the manner OF awarding them.
Adjourned. ..r"..
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Clerk 'l!ook yesterday recorded the follow
Ing conreyances OF real estate:
A deed made March II, lsSo, by G. Ed.
Mendel ct n, to Sarah N. Mendcl, OF all that
part OF lot No. ii. in Square No. IS. situate OH
nc west side Of Eoil' street; consideration
$1,000.
4 deed OF confirmation made Marcel. 20,
lSa2 by NJ. Louise Hornbrook and her hus.
band Chas. ?. Horntrook to Henry A!.seus,
OF lot No. 70 on the northwest corner OF
jacob and Twenty.fousth streets; considerA.
paid. -,
;, A deed made April 90, 1882, by James
rFeese to James II. Crawford, in cons,lera.
hon OF Sl,5O0. OF a tract OF land lying in Ohio
county containing 90 acres, more or less.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

NEW YORK. May 4-Nnney ?>.A3 per cent,
Thine mercantile rarcr ljSAi per cent stCtlIng
ktehanSe, hanEen bills steady a. 81 sIsi: de
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

For the White.-Take the whites OF eight
eggs beaten stiff; add two cups sugar, one
half cup of butter ;hree.four,hs CLIP sweet
milk, one teaspoonful extract lemon, three
cups -four having in it one measure "BAx.
NEE" Baking Powder mixed thoroughly in
The dry flour.
For the iellow.-Take the yolks OF eight
eggs well beaten: add one cup white sugar,
half cup butter. half cup sweet milk, the
grated .ind and juice OF one orange. one aud
three-iourths cups flour having in It one-hali
measure "BA:HER'' Baking Powder mixed
thoroughly in the dry -four; bake in pound
cake or long fiat pans, pouring in first layer
Of white, then layer of yellow and white
alternately; bake in SLOW oven. --
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05
Probate ltuslncss,

The following probate business was trans.
acief! in Recorder Hooks office yesterday:
). d. Maxwell disappointed administrator
OF the estate OF EleHorc Orr, deceased, giving
bond OF 500, with J. +. Jones rs surety,
The will OF the late Christian ShaiItr was
admitted to probate yesterday, and Catherine
Smaller appointed cIecutrix. giving bond
OF $1,000, no security being required by the
terms Of the will.
Mrs-sMinnie Bond was yesterday appointed
executrix OF the last will and testament OF
John Conrad, deceased, which was admitted
TO probate. a bond OF 500, with no &C..
curtty required by the will, was given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05

Barrett / Co.'S circus and tuenage.ie al.
t1scted good crowds a, both performance.
yesterday, and generally Speaking the esh!.
cnces. The circus has many tirst.sate iea.
lures, and the costumes and tIappings are all
brand new, The music Vas an especially
commendable feature. There were severn!
tlrst.ra,e bands. Some OF the performances
were tedious and lacked The charm OF novelty,
but lake the show as whole. Il Il good
old.fa,hioned circus. A few OF the finest
horses ever exhibited here were shown, and
some OF the riding was excellent. Many
shows OF much more pretcnsion contain less
merit ..#U
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05
NEIGuRonlIooD NEWS
EFLLAiRE


Mrs, Vim. Sharp has gone to kansas and
other parts OF the IVES. for an extended
pleasure trip.
A. A. CLARK, principal OF our Gravel Hill
schools, has Just been seappointci one OF The
county ieaeheH examiners TO serve for aa-
other three years term.
Robert Kennedy. all old citizen OF the Sec.
ond ward. died Thursday in the 18Th year OF
bis age The funeral Will take place on Fri
day at 10 o'clock.
Rev. J. A. AshenhuAt will preach In the
L. L. church OF this city mex, sunday ut 1915
A. ~, and Rev. J. y. Lawrence, OF Cambridge
will preach al $50 =. NJ. Mr.. Wallace, The
pastor OF the church, will DO In West Alex
ander OF that day. III.
Miss kaPp, who made many friends here
while III this country short time ago, while
visiting this country during vacation from
her missionary fAbors IN China, has died in
that country. Word TO that effect was re-
ceiycd here ThursI3y.
The Monumental Association has been
! compelled TO postpone the unwilling cc!e
monies oil tue monument on the Square. which
II was proposed to unyeil on Decoration Day
The ceremonies will take place Scp.embe,
18th. II Is proposed TO decorate the grave.
Of the soldiers here, however, on til,
Thirtipth. r
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S'ssN "a
Among the hundred odd arrivals at the
ST. James Hotel yesterday was Major II. c.
Laughlin, from the Shenandoah valley, Va.
lie IL en- route TO his home from California
Ffty-onc years ago tic catue to Wheeling or,
an Ohio Steamboat and stopped at the old
United States hotel, which stood on tho
present site OF the st. James. 10 IN Iy1EL,I;
6kScEE reporter the Major yesterday
said: Good Lord, what change
Then there were only a few houses here, and
all OF tho inhabitants were down With mails,
rial fever. It was the middle poiut between
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, and when the
coaches and boats stopped here the fellow
was lucky who could secure passage On
the coach to Pittsburgh. Seven coaches lel,
daily, and tickets were at premium.
The United States Hotel was then KEEP,
by old Pete Yarnell. Tho coaches run
on the National pike thuk the breed was
better thin, it Is now. Everybody drank
whisky then, but it was better whisky than
they sell now-pure corn and rye, no adul.
teration" The Major Is an interesting
talkor, mud an Intelligent observer, and d
talk with him over old times is n mos,
pleasant experience
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. . . Z 2
LIFE when We pause to contemplate the
hurrying throng rushing madly through the
world, is to brief too spend much OF it in
pain, especially when iiity cent bottle OF
St, Jacobs Oil will afford Immediate relief
millions say so, and they seem to know
whereof they speak The La Flyctte lind.
Courier, in late issue says: Mr.. Vending,
Who ny many OF our readers may know, was
short time agoseriously afflicted with severe
sickness. stated that while thus confucd to
bed for five weeks, during which his left leg
was power less, his attention was called TO d
statement In the Courier Of wonderful cures
effected BY the St Jacobs Oil. lie sent for n
bottle OF this Great German Remedy, and
states that after using tho article for but a
few days he was Oh lis feet again, and That
it entirely cured him. As such information
is no. on " plcasine, but OF great interest 10
Everybody, We cheerInlly give our reA,i.Is
the benefit thereof, and We congratulate our
friend on bis recovery, and the public on the
fact that reliable cnsc for Otto of tho most
painful! of all ailments has Il, last been
found. &C. gaN "E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05
rlxAxc1AL Asp COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK. May 4-Nnney ?>.A3 per cent,
Thine mercantile PAPER Iiiai per cent. sterling
tpand dull. -
uorEnSaES1s-GCncrslly lower "G -
y ; q. extended. -.l0lh LehlSh 4 WIlkesa.-lCils
Y 4 ), extended. l09eIiSt r. & :. C. hntAliqis
Y. :. ~. coupons. lIS U. p. bonds, iits,s.llil
Y. = Is, coupons...-l9C5t L. T. Land Grants iigi
lGetnc q OF 'M......lSs L. 7. sinking iundI.DSs
,ential iaclae nr,u-i Texas Fac land gtS.. GS
Etie seconds.......- ". do Rio dRudc dIv.,. 5!
RAILROAD BcSps-strong and moderately active.
| STATE srcuRiriH-No transactions, With the
one sale al IL. -
lousIans consols-. &C Virginia 6s,............ IS
AbseHEi hs-..-"...-..ii2 tfrHgIaia cuntolt, ex.
| st. oNeph..-..-....-lUSE tra mat CoupOuS., d
Tcnnrssce Gs.."... 30 Virginia deferred. lay
TenneNsce Is. new. 6it SoIeGe1.
sTocEs-Tht market was strong and advanced u,
hs per cent for active stocA. and lt,-2k pCr ecni
Tot the inactive lhi. The favorable frpGfts RESPECT
inS The crops. The extreme ease III the money mar
ket aud the return The market OF Jay Could " ere
| among Tho Influences which were mentioned a,
strengthening the market, The decision Of the
] Chancc!or oi New jersey that no election n h
held under the stockholders call had lille In.
| iuencc on the market price Of the stock. ios tho
reason that comptonisi, IS spoken Of between The
largest stockholders. the Gnwcn Garrett party, and
| the present board, by which the company shall bt
taken out OF the hands OF tho receiver aud llew
! bo1ru el-ctCd. The market closed sttoag.
| transactions IsQ GU shares.
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WAsmxoro*, D. c., May 8, 4. m.-Fo,
Tennessee, Ohio Valley and the Lake lie,
gions, warmer aud partly cloudy weather
local rains winds mostly southesly and lower
prtSStire.