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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-11
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at lower raies At SD lori yefy active and hiTher:
cash sl3 7SlIS SIX for old; oil fOaii 6S for new;
December sl3 70at4 o., closed at St4 %: January
si4!5SaI4 77]S, closed al 81 75al4 77IS February
essS " wi Wy sS SI 70 o. SGSsd
Ssn TsS ecsst Al
ssSaa S7,Sc closed ' Al osssa BniF m az
higher shoulders 62as; shot no 7.6yc; short
clear 1900. whisky steady add unchanged. Call
Wheat sales 2,6c3 6oJ bushels; December ADVANCED
Nc; January declined Hc; February and May de.
Cllned nc.
PHILADELPHIA, December l0.-Flour ouie.: Penn.
sylvania family Is %; ohio s. 60; winter patent
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Go TO The Jubilee Singers in the First
Baptist Church tonight !.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
The Pinnnciai world.
CONVENIENT

NEW YORK, December Money easy Of 2A2k
per cent; closed Offered at 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 6a6M per cent sterling Exchange
bankers bills dull al q slt.; demand 81 ak'
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Moe Christmas presents for Gale at the
United Presbyterian church Bazaar tonight.
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RflINifs,

RfllHirs.
William Tate has moved TO Brilliant,
J.B. Barnhill made the boilers for the new
glass house at Sterling, Ohio.
The rails on the o. V. treste are down al.
most as fer as the B & o. bridge.
About two hundred dollars was clesred by
the Heetherington Band festival.
Mr.. stewsrt Wilson hal moved back here,
but will continue to work at Miugo,
Some days wero spent OF the gas well In
putting In oaaing, but boring was commenced
again yesterday.
David Lee, road master Of the B. & o. rail-
road, was here yesterday In his car. Mr..
Linton, chief civil engineer Of the @. l. P.
railroad, was here also.
A through mail pouch Is now carried from
here to Sinesyille by the B,.3 30. train.
Letters can 70 this way without delay, after
tho B. 4 Q. train has gone.
The business Of the Bsllaire Post Office has
had q temarkable increase and shows larg;
ar increase than almost any othsr Office In the
United sta.es In the same time.
The superstfuctureo Of the old narrow gauge
bridge has been entirely torn down. The
cars now cross on the trestle that Is being
used TO holdup the new bridge.
The B., 2. & @. railroad yesterday received
and forwarded out the road neat Vslocipeds
for use on the railroad in repairing the tele-
graph wires and looking after that branch Of
the service.
Jesse Good has written from the State prls.
on ut Columbus, letter to his brothers and
aeauaintancss here, warning them OF those
things which he says were the cause Of his
own ruin. He is in for three years for per.
Jury and throwing s.ones at O g. P. train.
Thomas ]. Lilly, WHO was mentioned In
connection with the burning Of ]. B. Smiths
office, OF that time. has been arrested and
held In bond OF 50 800 TO answer charge Of
malicious destruction OF properly. It was
charged that lie prevented Others from put
ting out the FIRE or sGylng books He gave
tina bond r.
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mysterious DEATH
And Various o. her News Matters Ia East.
ern Ohio, I'd

ana various O.uef NEWS hhttcrt IN East
ern Ohio.
On Friday morning last a younaso OF
John Lucas living two miles west OF Centre.
vile, went TO the barn ss usual to feed the
stock. Eotreturning his friends vent to look
for him and after brief search found him In
the hay NOW apparently dead. He had
throwna small quantity Of hay down and
fell face downward in the hay and was found
In that condition. What Is singular in the
case is that no sign OF decomposition has
wal delayed until Monday, and yesterday
morning they concluded not to bury him
until tomorrow as no sign OF decomposition
has yet appeared. TIE boy was about II
yesr, OF sge, aad OF good physical condition.
The doctors are at fault to determine the
cause OF death and he has been kept on their
advice.
West Wheeling 10 one OF the mcst lawless
little towns along the river. Nearly every
Saturday night therei Is gambling for chick.
eos, turkeys or money, and the carouHal is
kept up I'LL Sunday morning, with none to
modest or interfere with The business, apd It
can produce mora drunken alen on Satur.
day night than Rellaire with her 10000 In
Observation-Disclosures Independent.
Saturday afternoon en- exciting foot race
took place on the pike near West Wheeling,
the contestants being AlonEo Miller and
Thos. CLARK, both Of Wheeling. The race
was for $40 a side aud the Distance 100 yards
and was Won by Clglk by abont hall yard.
Considerable money changed hands.
Mrs. Margaret Bolen, mother OF John @.
Bolon, Of BelIalre, and an old resident OF
Wheeling, styling very low at Portsmouth,
0. The old lady Is in her Ss.h yea:.
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the present indications may lead to q lawhuit
before the matter Of oWnership istettled.
Encouraged by the open weather the CON
tractors and builders have arranged for the
Immediate construction oil several more
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WANTED,
GENERAL NOTICES.
T1O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Z
ko'lc, is herby given ,hSt by authority a,
tho Secretary Of tho Treasury Of tho uuled Sa,s
under section 2 CbEp,Gr IT., acts Of March Z in
publication il hereby made a the charge oi ~
name rf The SLaairOoa: "G. ". THOSFaON' 70 Ia;
Of "BuRSsIDE-"
Go, ,.,. mo. c. AGNEw, xtsq
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:. NEW YORK, December lO-Lead steady; common
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CINCINNATI, O.. December lO-cotlon lower at
l0c' Lead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-31
LABOR AID TRADE.
some Failures In the West

Refs Brothers X Co wholesale dealers
in foreign fruits, fancy groceries and can.
ned goods, Of Cincinnati, has made an
assignment. Tire Liabilities are esti
mated at nearly 400, OOO.-Isaac Rsis,
wholes ale manufacturer OF cigars also OF
Cincinnati, has made an assignment. He
recently filed chattel mortgage Tor so =
600, TO secure certain creditors
Ia accordance with the action Of the
last meeting of the Western Nail associa.
ton. nearly all the nail factories in the
West closed on Saturday night for period
of six weeks. This throws out Of en-.
ployment more than 5000 men. The eE
ception 70 the shutting dOwn was the
Jefferson and Spaulding works at Steuben'
vile, Ohio, and their continuance may
compel q resumption OF work by other
mills.
One hundred and forty looms, employed
in the manufacture of gentlemen S suitings,
in the Washington mills at Lawrence,
Massachusetts,, are to be stopped as the
wraps on hand get used up. This will
throw 200 hands out Of employment
Already nearly $50 hands have been Cis.
charged.
Tue employees IN the table ware glass
'I.;Gr1ss 4 P.i;,Jlrg were notified OG sat
--'-By --Sli .i = ;=,1 1cssgz Of y per csG'
! Ta-r- vEEssL 80 ARE els-i 10 Jauuagl
-gU. there E-t = -Jf-s-.rE 'HJ'vs sucG
Ia!'s'r-p-, .rury ugT-lE ~ -s- I'D , ~ gI.ls
LimIT IA rIElF i.Lt,.4 tts - gyst 10 tbc
yflgy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-31
SE,.ssuKBoop NEWS.
Events Near and ACROSS the County Lii

Events near and Across the County Lines.
POttsyille anticipates an eIrly Lehigh
Valley railroad connection.
The roof OF A. &. Patscke's rope factory
in Lebanon, was crushed in by snow.
Loss, 1900.
The roof Of a building at Lauers park
brewery, at Reading, was crushed IN by
the heavy weight of snow upon 1t, entail
ing a loss Of about 800.
Jane Schlenke, six years OF age, was
attacked and terribly mangled by a
vicious dog in Greenwich, Berks county.
Her injuries are pronounced mortal.
J. '. Walker, proprietor Of tho Wash
ington house, York, has received young
porker, weighing one thousand pounds,
from Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county.
Frank +. Freezer, brakeman, aud Jas
Rehman, watchman, employed by the
Pennsylvania railroad, were run over
and killed at Harrisburg on Saturday
night. ..
A national bank with a capital OF 5000,
600 has been established at Malvern,
Chester county. This is the fourth ma
tiOnal bank that has been chartered IN the
county during the year,
During 1888 two hundred houses were
put up by building associations and one
hundred by private individuals in Reading.
The yearly reports will show that the city
debt has been reduced $4,000 during the
past year and tho water debt decreased
SCI, 900.
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cot RaruuuNs's MELANCHOLY.
aow the scene At toe shooting OF LincOI
haunted utm

Col. James q. Barrett, who has known
Col. RathbUue for years, and has been
acting as his attorney IN Washington,
said ou Saturday morning Il received a
letter from Col. RLthbone, dated Nov,
80 the last one that | have from him,
which is perfectly uohcrCnt aud Intelligent
such letter as any business mau would
write to another He speaks Ol some
changes in the furniture OF his houses
here aud his suggestions are clear aud
practical. The letter gives no sign Oi
mental uusOuuduCsS.'
"To what do yOu attribute this act H''
asked the reporter.
~ don't think he ever recovered from
the effect Of the shock of that night ~
Presidcut LiuColu's box At the thoLtrc.
Tue scene always haunted his mind. lie
was at times subject to fits OF despOndeucy
aud moodiuess. | think that at one of
these times, when his mOodlnesS was ag-
gravated, perhaps by dyspepsia, hc com.
mitted this fatal act.
There is no other cause that can be
assigned that know Of continued the
colonel. " His affairs were in good cnudl.
ton aud he had no financial trouble 10
contend with. He may have speCulAted
some, but not more than \ man OF hi;
meaus could afford. Ills rel Itiuus with
his wife and family were atecti Ouato.
His wife was one of the brightest women
ever met, and she was everything that a
wife ought 70 be Col. RathbOne was for
tuuate in this respect. believe he wa,
temporarily insane when he commltted
the deed There is no other way, IN my
Judgment, Of accounting for this uneN
pccted and sad occurrence.
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UP In Wilkesbarre a u. :. commits
sioner has sensibly decided that the
federal statute prohibiting private de
livery companies from carrying mes
sages must be construed strictly, and
that it will not apply unless the company
or individual doing this kind OF business
carries the writings by regular trips and
at stated routes over established post
routes. Where there was no time fixed
no place fixed, no route definitely laid
down or marked out over which these
messengers would travel daily or weekly
at a certain hour in the day in order to
deliver or receive letters, their doings dc
not come within the statute. Atpresent
the government imposes two cent post
age upon drop letters in Lancaster and
other carrier delivery offices in any
considerable quantity they can be de
livered by private enterprise at half this
rate or less. 1t is not fair that the
public should be deprived of the chance
to avail itself of this, and the Wilkes
barre commissioner Interpretation OF
| the law is just and reasonable, in striking
contrast with the decision of 80 many
federal appointees in judicial and semi
judicial places, who conceive II to be
their duty to always construe doubtful
statutes in favor Of the government and
against common sense rs well rs public
convenience.
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STATE SUIT. HIGBEE is a man of
intelligence and Of clearness IN the ex
preston of his ideas. What he has TO
say in his annual report on the mooted
question of teaching trades in the public
schools goes to the point of the issue and
we especially recommend it 10 the con-
sideration of the granger brethren who
insist that the elements of agriculture
shall Be- added 10 the curriculum. Or.
Hisbse lksw - .s fortified ~ ;1a PA,ga
-ie 1S:is E1'+l - --sslsdS icLa ~ yE..l-:
Mlu,nH HlI.. IJG ~ l4i; fH1lE-tiT -gsCrL
BbiH ur .lH tnItlrssnrss VI Ill Ws. vuCh
ts lswTGAnriu. GilIIrnea ANT ualH
ngyEl s9enwgs u tla Av cannon utrr.
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FAIR HUSTKEssEs.
Two loung Girls prop swift flying Duck
aud Attack the Dan covers

Two ioung GirIs prop swift rIying Ducks
aud Attack the nall JONeTs
NallcgO ChrOnicI5.
4 solitary sportsman, roaming over the
AIyaradO marshes on Sunday last IN pur-
suit of the ducks, which were few and far
between, bethought himself Of an artesian
we'll in the distance where he might slake
his thirst. When he reached the desired
spot he saw two girls seated on the mar.
gin, dressed ia a peculiar and striking
costume. They wore TUNES extending TO
the knees, long rubber boots, hunting
coats and caps, and were provided with an
excellent brace Of bIeeCh loading shot
guns BesideB them lay pair of teal,
widgeOn aud rail, ample testimony - their
skill in tho use Of their weapons. The
hunter raised his hat, and, presum-
ing on tho fraternity Of sport, inquired IL
the ladies had good luck. They pointed
tTiumphantly 10 their birds, and then
glanced sympathetically at their interro
gatOr's iiaCoid game bag. Both were uu-
usually pretty girls their cheeks brown
from exposure, showing that IL was not
their 6rst excursion, and tho hands with
which thoy dabblcd tho cool water upon
their heated faces were white and dim.
| pied. They confessed that the oddity Of
their costume made them shun tho male
| uUuttiI IubhRh tuD hppl LHHldu CDuIthheu
that no had never believed that rubber
boots codld look 30 cunning.
Just then a bunch of teal came down
the wind with lightning speed, aud both
| girls squatted on tho marsh in moment,
Along swept tho birds, bang went both
guns and three birds fell ~ the ground.
They picked them up, aud, with gsner.
Osity altogether unknown to tho male
sportsman, offered him braoo of the
birds, IA ho had tho courtesy to allow
them TO do tho shooting,
They explained how lhoy came TO be
hunters. Ono was extremely delicate aud
after graduating at a vol known semina.
ry in Alameda county was recommended
outdoor exercise by tho doctors as tho only
escape from consumption Tired Of ob.
joctless strOlliDg, tho girl, under tho kind
ly tutorship OF her uncle, learned to shoot
converted companion to tho sport, and
both arc now passiOnately attached to
hunting, They visit tho bost duck passes
in Alameda county, whore snipo arc TO bo
found, the good quail covers. aud seldom
return without generous bags.
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SILVER Anniversary Reception.

On Saturday evening Mr., and Mrs.
Samuel II. Reynolds marked with recep
tion of their friends the twenty-hith
anniversary of their wedding, their daugh !.
ter at the same time making her formal
entrance into society, her young friends
remaining until midnight to enjoy the
dance after tho hours OF the general re.
ception, which were from six to nine, had
passed The large mansion was well iilled
with tho guests, who were received and
entertained in the excellent style for which
the house is noted. The collation. was
spread by Augustine. Tho presents OF
solid silyerwaro were very handsome. Miss
Reynolds was assisted in her reception by
Miss Pauline Rengier and Miss Mary Bell
Hager, of this city, and Miss Jackson, Of
BellefOnte.
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TuE HuAKp az I'm.

smallpox Roport-suits Entc,'oh Against
Physicians AMI Uisrgyn en.
DR.. Westhaefer, health com missioner,
reports that only one now case Cd small
pox has developed during the past week.
There is only one other case under treat
ment, and i've cases oonvalesceut.
The board of health, through its ,Jresi
dent, Ii. Il. Fulton, esd, has entered SUIT
against the following named persons for
violation of the provisions Of the law es-
tablishiDg the board OF health
For failing TO report births and deaths --
Drs. Henry Carpenter, II. +. Mnhlenberg,
J. Aug. Ehler, ID. X. Mccormack, vii
liam Backwood, aud y. H. Metzgcr.
For falling to report a smallpox cast
DR.. George A. King aud for obstructing
tho health commissioners in placing flag
on his (the defcudant's) house, Mr.. Jacob
Iiegler.
For failing ~ make quarterly reports al
marriages as required by a state law-liey.
DR.. McCallagh, of st. Mary's; Rev &.
y. Spaulding Of st. Johns Free Episcopal
church, and RCv. A. |. CollOm, of 81.
Paul's NJ. L. church.
The penalty for refusing u make the
reports above enumerated is not
less than s25 nor more than 300. j. w.
johnson, esq, has been retained by tue
board of health to assist IN the
prosecution of the defendants, who will
probably appeal the cases To court to tcs /
the rights and powers of the board Of
health in the premises. The cases will bc
heard by Alderman Spurrior on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
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sporting mon and the other by about fifty
similar characters. At the last mentioned
tight Williamsburg official acted M
referee
" rwu OnruAss." d"
Hato ulA.,on IN Her Popular rI.y.


With the character Of Louise, tn the
drama or Two Orphaus," Kate Claxtou
has become so Identified that neither her
uclinatinn nor the pubic seems To permit
her tu assume role iu u different play
aud enjoy success, Popular appreciation
long ago cmphatiually endorsed her pre-
cmiucut ability III her touching aud uatur
Al portrayal of the suffering blind girl.
Time AMI assiduOus practice have perfect
ld her IN her dclincaton OF the part until
all the characteristics OF the blind, their
acute sensiblities, the strange sympathe-
tic affinity ut the body to objects and
transactions IN proximity, and their aston
ishiug comprehension without explanation,
are presented in most truthful aspect.
This endorsement. however, does not
apply tu Miss ClaXtou's performance on
Saturday evening in Fulton opera house,
whore - large audience assembled to greet
her. She was not then seen at her best,
rdrtly from her prolonged engagement in
Now York, aud but very recently tcrmi
mated, and partly from an uuiustiliable
Indifference, her acting was not embellish
oil with all the pleasing touches, pictur.
esQue shadings aud animation that usually
characterize her work. But there was
sufficient excellence, nevertheless, for those
who had not yet seen her characterization
OF Louise to comprehend the hold she has
on the popular mind, while at the same
time those To whom the play is familiar
diScerued with displcasure the pllpable
apathy.
Her support was generally satisfactory,
Miss Henrietta Nader an artistic of abtli
" add we'll known, was very natural as
N1'bsr Fr0cfdrd her acting being nice
aud intelligent picturing of the i'll naturei
and abandoned old woman. Miss Margaret
Cone, as HIrIdHe, was quite acceptable, IA
Was also Miss Eleuor Moretti, as HeHriette.
Mr. {. \. Stevenson, q rather good actor,
has an attractive stage presence, and his
tmpersonation of Jacques Frochdrd was
| marked by some satisfactory acting aud
fine touches of passion. Mr.. Donald
Robertson, in the dual role of nerrt
FrochIrd aud the Marquis, showed himself
e. possess no mean abilities, especially IL
the first named character. Mr.. X, J
Dustan was the favOrite of the evening
from his eccentric and amusing acting a,
PtLrd
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ODIiuAIY NnIen.

John Mccarthy Scully, well known
Irish Nationalist, was found dead 10 his
bed yesterday morning. lie had been
suffering from heard disease, and biz
labors on work entitled AMT British
Tariff or, Protection Va. Free Trade, -
are thought to have greatly aggravated his
trouble.
DIR. Johnson Elliott, prominent physi-
clan of the District of Columbia, died
yesterday in Washington, of pneumonia,
in the GSth year of his age.
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General Simon Cameron, accompanied
by Colonel James Duffy, of Marietta, and
Major John II. Hiestand, of Lancaster,
arrived at st. Louis, Friday evening, in an
official car of the Pennsylvania railroad.
General Cameron is on his way to Mexico,
but will stop for three weeks at the Hot
Springs. He was met at General Sher.
mans residence by reporter To whom he
talked freely on present political topics.
The election of Carlisle, as speaker, he
magines, has sealed the doom of the Dem
ocra.s. During the afternoon he was
driven to the residence of Mrs. Pooock, al
old friend, at 3, 1903 Bell avenue. The gen
eral aud his party left over the Iron Noun
tain railroad.
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The Northern market.

The debris of the wreck caused by the
fall of tho Northern market week ago is
being rapidly removed. The footwalks
on both North Queen and Walnut streets
are now clear, aud 30 much of the interior
of tho market place has been cleared az to
make it possible to hold market in num-
ber of stalls tomorrow morning, though
there is some objection to doing:sO, as it is
feared tho market people may interfere
with the workmen. 1t is astonishing to
SEQ how little damage has been done to
many of the market stalls. While the en-
tire building ID AZ complete a wreck as il
stalls escaped all injury, and it is only the
butcher stalls at the west end of tho
building that are very seriously dam
aged.