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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-21
A STORMY SCENE
AT AN INVESTIGATION MeErINa
Ga til. Qai,t, 0, III. County unl..lOA.r' Com
alttss ga Poor House aud Farm Last Evening.
The Stella Case Inquired iAtO, bat the
Father OF that BABY aOt FOund.

There was, in the vulgar Language Of the
street, "a picnic" at the Court HouEe last
night. The County Commissioners Com
mittee on Poor House and Farm met to COM
mence the investigation Of the matter com
mitted To 1t by the Board, the charg'
es against Commissioner Stein preferred
by Superintendent Planky in connection
with the reception Of baby ut the Infirm
airy at midnight one night The meeting wal
held with closed doors, and the members all
refused TO divulge any Of the proceedings
However. enough could be heard on the
street 10 Judge without fear Of making any
mistake thSt Quaker meeting was not In
progress. Somebody called somebody else .
liar, and somebody else responded that ht
did nst propose to "tske It"
The committee really accomplished moth
ing, and adjourned TO meet next Monday
forenoon. Mr.. Stein said he had already ex.
pressed his intention 10 pay over the S2S paid
10 him for the care Of the baby, TO the proper
authorities at the proper time. He declared
that he knew nothing about the paternity Of
the infant.
Capt. Plaukey said he had been told by q
MT, AlDluRet tnht nlIs olelu ulu AnuW VIZ
paternity OF the COLD, and all about II. Il
was at this juncture that the lie was passed
Whether Nj. Stein had called Capt Piaukey
liar or had said that his informant was one
could not be ascertained. At any rate Capt
Plankey considered the epithet applied tc
him, and resented It at once and warmly
Peace was finally restored, and Mr.. Stein re
iterated that he knew nothing about the
parents Of the child; he wished he did, and
would take pleasure in communicating to the
Board his knowledge II he could find out
He thought he was much Injured man by
the story given OF the affair by Capt Plankey
mWeli, never told the story till after Il
was printed In the IsrELIIGESCER," said Cap
tain Piankey. u never gave Il away. Who
did? don't know anything about H."
Til did not satisfy Mr.. Stein, but how the
matter was finally adjusted the INTELLldENcEr
reporter failed to learn, as about this time
the Committee discovered that the door be
tween their room and the Clerks office, though
theoretically closed was really jar about two
inches, quite enough for the proceedings tc
be FOLLOWED, cl osely from the otaer side. They
closed It, and cut of the reporters source O
information. The-committee shortly ad
hjourned, and when the gentlemen came on
all were milling but Mr.. Stein and Mr.
Plankey, Bat all refused 10 talk.
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Lsyse Lac ,nies and Notes About the Few
Boats Runuipg.

Leyee LRe miles and Notes About the Few
Roats Runuipg.
The river at this point Is stationary, with {
little over feet in the channel.
The Little Boone left Tor Petersburg yet
terdBy morning IS regular as usual
Krupp's new steel shaft for the big W. W
O'Neil Is expected to arrive from Germany
within the next two weeks The Boaz viii
receive new one from Krupp also.
The attention Of shippers is icalled to tn,
advertisements Of the low water steamer
Little Anna and Princess, both Of which leay,
this morning for aatamoras; They are goot
boats and differed by splendid gentlemen.
Krupp has built nIle steol shalts for Pitts.
burg boats thus far this year; the probability
10 that bis Pittsburgh orders will not be neal
90 large hereafter now that the Black Dia,
mond Steel Works Of that city are prepared
To make the largeit sized shafts, and In every
respect equal to those made by krupp.
LOCK No 4, September 2n.-Rlyer 5 feet and
stationary raining.
PrTTsBuRGR, Pa, September 2o.-Riyer q
inohev and on asteud.
On CrrY, september 90.-Riyer 5 inches
and stationary; weather cloudy.
6REENtBoRo, Pa, September 20.-Riyer 8
feet inches ADD on stand raining.
RicE's LAspISa September 20.-River 8 feet
5 inches and stationary weather cloudy.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, September 2o.-Riyer 3
8 inches and stationary weather cloudy.
PAtKsR's LANDING, Pa, September go
River inches and on q stand; weather
cloudy
MoHoAsrowS, W. Va, September 9o.-River
/ foot and stationary weather clear; ther.
s0',
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NEW YoRK, September a. Flour frm; receipts
10000 barrels exports 9oCo barrels common Saa q. Y
Louis So sOa7 %, wheat, cash grades sc higher
options opened weak and shade lower, nitet,
wards advanced Aalc, closing Brm; receipts hS9oQ
S So sprss s7c u l red casi No
October. ssles do bushels at q ilAel l, clos
Ing at 81 y: November, sales so6 ooo bushels u
ia rs bushes al q iSzsl lex ciosing al 81 1879;
January, sales $4,000 bushels at 81 lSTa1 ls1s
closing at 81 ls5t. Corn, spot quiet and steedy:
OPTIONS ba5<c higher ard firm; receipts 92,0CC
bushels exports 5000 bushes; ungraded 57a6ksc;
No, s, COG; No white 6i3lc; ungrided white &c;
No. . September 6lha62c, elosiil. at 6,c; October
closing At 61sc; December s5IaeOc, closing At &c
Oats Eac higher and Hrn; receipts 99,Oo) bushels;
exporti II .0SJ bushels western mixed 32l{aS6c;
white western sSaiSc 'y quiet and ,esdy; cohse
fined steady; granulated SIC. MolaS'esstronReri V
test refining 26% Poito Rico 20. Rice quiet and uii-
changed. Tallow tteady; Resin outlet and uu'
Lard dim; prime steam 5cc October 2Sas Sec;
November 03ssl2e; December SOFAS csc; January
seas TO-; February S.lcc, Butter demand fair and
market firm at 9a2sc Cheese quist and steady.
CHICAGO, September 2o- Flour dull and un.
changed. Wheat, demand rctIye and unsettled:
regular 93kc September: 9i5S 9'c October: e61Ss
| SIC November; 9,1<o December; No. Chicago
spring 9ic; No 3. SIC; No. red winter v 60; Corn
tembei; 6csskks October; 4gsG Noyemba,; S1Sc
yesr; 60a60Hc May. Oats weak at 27c cash and
aeptember; 2734e .otobei; 2s73Sa9SHc November:
good demand al Gee. Famed higher at o. 3Sa
Il 81. Fork, demand active and unsettled at $40 IS
CASH SO 7oa Is September 80 55aio 50 October
o Il SISS Ss9
at 7.95 II 97f &c cash. September and October; 72Sa
T.7Sc November; 767ISa77oc year; T76a7, !7Hc
January. Bulk meats IN far demand; shonlders
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wHEELINa wHEELaEN.
The Effect the state Fair Race Haa HI
The American L eague.

The Eject the state Fair Race Haa Had
The American L eague.
Never was there an athelstic sport that
iumped into such unbounded popularity In
a short time as bicycling. Its only four OF
five years ago that bicycle rider In q promi,
nent city was o genuine curiosity and would
be followed along the street by beyy oil
ANAL BOYS. To-day, almost every city and
village In the country has Its club OF wheel
men and national asSociation-The League
of American Wheelmen-has been formed,
that Is stronger and more popular than any
other association devoted TO any line oil
sport, amusement or muscular development.
Already 1t numbers over 5000 members, and
gentlemen are joining II at the rats Of more
than 100 per week. The objecis OF he
League are topromote the general interests
the rights Of wheelnien: and to encourage
and facilitate touring.
Wheeling has her club OF wheelmen. II
has been cigani2sd for some some. time and
rs membership now numbers over twenty.
| In A quiet way, the members are very enthn'
siastic over the wheel. They have .. cosy
olnb house, several are members OF the
| T,eapue and others expect to become. mem.
bers' There 10 q possibility, however, that
three or four members should they desire %
ioIn the Legue will Q. counter some difficult
ties In doing 90, owing toa misnnderstand'
ine existing among the head officers OF the
League. A., OIL.
Fair on the first day there wasa bicycle race
for purse Of $500 -Four or i've members Of
the WI ceiling club consented 10 raos, agrteif
among themselves that all the money Won
L a IN tho Nlnh and that
M individual benefit should 8ccrue 10 any
one Some one sent copy Of the IETEJLI.
eEScER 10 The Wheel, the official organ OF the
League, containing 90 accounted the races.
osy or 80 since the Secretary OF the Wheel
inc Vince men, who by the way 10 the
Chat Consul Of the League for this State.
receiyed a letter from Fred jenkins, CORES.
handing Secretary OF the League and editor
81 ma EheL 10 which he. says that BY the
TxTrLIfaIScER he learns that Eve bicycllsts
became professionals, by racing for money
nriZss. loan you not prevent such things -
an official, and make the Far Association
rive medals or some trophy instead OF
money!" he write.
II must be- uuuaI stood that 70 Dc menu
Der OF the League one must 90 an amateur
aud M amateur according TO the rules OF me
League iS person who has never competed
In an open competition, or for sake, or tor
public money, or for gate money or under Q
ialse mans, or with q protest. for q prize,
or with professional when gate money y
charged; nor has ever personally pursued
bicycling or any other athletic exercise % O.
means Of livelihood. .l, .hl
ASthc boys who raced gained nothing by
Il and rode more ~ an accommodation TO the
Association, Il msy be that on proper presen.
tation OF the facts In the case the League
viii not judge them harshly.
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--rArHgR Bylaws LECruRE.
The Poet Priest ON "rho Church ~
Modern Boeiety.u

The Poet Priest ON "rhe Church and
Modern Society" +" =
The main audience room OF st. Joseph's
Cathedral was about two.thirds filled last
night by the audience which gathered to
hear the discourse Of Father A. ]. Ryan, the
Poe:.Priest Of the South, on 1.-THE Church
and Modern Society" Bishop Kahn, Mon.
aguor Sullivan, Rev: Fathers McElligott and
Deehan, OF the Cathedral, Rev. Father Gull,
OF ,Bellaire, and Rev. Father Menamin, OF
Beawood, sAton the platform. Father Ryan
speaks without notes, Ia familiar, COLO
auiGl style. There 10 no afiectation about
him; at one time he leans upon the railing
In front Of him, again walks up and down, or
the audience. His whole bearing IL that Of
one 10 convent on on fayorite topic. His
audience Is teemlngly forgotten, yet his
voice 10 clear and audible, perhaps scarcely
strong enough for 50 large 4 church as be
spoke In last night ss
Father Ryan evidently believes that
religion does not enter largely enough into
n,oIetn hiO,, He spokeof the fondness for
scientific lore and scientific Feearch which
prevails nov sdayr ~ thing 70 DO deplored,
declaring that science had ostracised God,
aud these scient tsls-or artheisis, whichever
You prefer TO call them-tell me God did not
make me; that aScended from some lower
order OF creation. But come with. me 10 my
mother. Tell her what the scientists ssy, and
AJAX her II II Is The truth. She says, Nay;
your body belongs to me and God gave you
your SOUL And Mother 10 right.
,iE...We live" he said again, With sarcastic
amphssis, under the bet form Of govern.
ment that ever existed on the earth. 30 they
say; It e perpetual union, Wei, tperpet,
was ~ perpetual government on the earth.
Has God place 10 our government aad Eour
.ciyiliEationH Avery little place. Cover.
mentS, most governments, have no definite
relIgion-ours has NOT, at least. The mothsr,
when her child attainS the age OF reason,
ponders how she shall educate Il, The
church says, The child 10 mine will rear
him for you. Bat the State says, No, let me
educate him. Suppose the neither belongs
to The Epiioopal church. She sends the
child 10 the school estAblished aud main
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MARTINS FERRY.
Brilliant Wedding Yesierday-varIou.

Brilliant Wedding neutrality-suspicious.
Items OF News.
B. F. Brady 10 about to erect ten.roomed
house in Newland's addition.
The social at the U. P. Church tonight
promises TO be very enjoyable affair,
Rsy. T. Q. CLARK, who has been visiting bis
parents here for several weeks past, leaves
for New York to-day for the winter.
The shreye addition Is being improved,
the streets are 10 be mechanical, one or two
houses built this fall and several In the
spring.
Mr.. Charles Smith. travelling salesman fol-
the Buekeye Glass Works, has returned from
an extensive trip In tho South and as far
west % San Francisco.
Col. George H. Vibbert,of Boston, Mass,
one Of the most prominent speakers Of New
England, will speak on the prohibition
amendment at Commercial Hall, next Mon
dsy evening,
Miss Matte A. Clark, one OF Martins
Ferry's most intelligent young ladies, and
Mr.. T. Burritt 0 government employe OF
Washington, D, O., were married at the
Presbyterian church yesterday morning ut
II o'clock, ReyS. J. J. McCarroil and Thomas
@. Clark, a brother Of the bride, Officiating.
A large number OF relatives and intimate
friends, many Of them from Wheeling, were
preeent to witness the ceremony and wish
the happy couple every blessing. Attwtlye
O'Clock they, took the train for Cleveland,
and In few weeks will commence house,
keeping In Washington City,
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Wanted-Drug Clerk. u
For Rent-Hoase on the Island.
Wanted-A Competent Timer.
For Ssle-Houses In Martins Ferry.
For Slle-Houses-C Christian O. Glessner.
Regular Wheeling and Matamoras Packet,
Steamer Princess.
Refrigerators-B. F. Caldwell.
Regular Matamoras packet-The Little
. New New Fall Styles IN carpess-G. Msndel
Parlor Easels-Kirk's Art store-Hsad Of
i'G Do not Storm the system-Third Page.
Dr.. John E Smith-Third page.
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wErLsBuRo, W. Va, September 20, 1888
We noticed In our travels through the halls
where specimens OF industry and skill were
displayed, a beautiful set OF single harness,
the workmanship OF 2. Wilson & Son, Of
Fairview, Hancock county, W. Va. The
stitching ranged from 10 to Is stitches to the
inch, and the harness were finished with fine
gold mounting and superior workmanship
throughout They were pronounced by
competent judges 10 be the finest specimen
OF skill in this line they had ever seen ex'
hibited. II is needless to say they took the
first premium. Z.
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TIE DAILY MARKETS.
Stocks someWha NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Held Higher.

Speculation on the New York stock Esenanee
Yesterday WIS characterized BY great ireSuahty IN
The dealings. Al noon the market began TO I'M
proyelon the issuance Of the annual report Of .ue
No,,Ss,r psc6o After the hrst advance the beG 4
r"Ide1i Inc unioa PacIlc which fell Oh CONSIDER
ABLY. and the rest Of The LIST participated ~ tns
downWard tendency through sympathy Sll99tn
shares showed All improvement over WEDNESDAY
fiour remains dull and unchanged. Wheat Is in
actiye demand and regular Provisions lmPtoNeu
VeSterda ' and higher prices were mAinhlneuI
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BAY Cry, MICH, February 8, 1851
think 1t my duty To send you q recommend
for the benefit OF any person Nishingto know
whether Hop BitlerS are good or NOT. !
know they are good for general debility and
Indigestion; strengthen the nervous system
and make new life. i recommend my pa
tients 10 use them. DR.. A. Pratt. TrHS4W
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Not this Telegraph Editor-Some other
Telegraph Editor.

LIRcInndlI bHqHlFd' =
The able telegraph editor Of Wheeling
paper, Tho elaborated dispatch about Junius
Brutus Booth, who was reported to be In Q
dyIng condition Sunday night, probably
Kicked himself In as many as two places yes
terday, He made the stricken man the origi::
nal Junius Br1tus Booth, the iatlser Of
Edwin, and introduced all the information
he had about that famous actor.
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TEE prize sewing machine offered by the
Domestic" Sewing Machine Company, Of the
West Virginia State Fair, fell to Mrs. Carrie
Wooster, No. 0 Indiana street, Island. The
manager delivered her the sos Domestic" AZ
BE Domestic" Office 70 Twelfth street.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF womeu's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine cali
hand .sewed shoes in all the different styles
to which ] invite an inspection. ! have
added several new lines To those IhAve been
keeping heretofore, making complete as.ort.
ment Of fine and medium goods.
7, v Rfaxn
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"THz star that leads them ALL" The
domestic" sewing machine victorious. Two
grand prizes First Premium on fancy
needle work,"-Embroidefy and Silver
Medal for beat Double Thread Sewing
Machine" at West Virginia State Fair.
Office 70 Twelfth street.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
To chicago, tuesday, september goth
ISSy

The Pittsburgh, Clncinnat. & St. Louis
Railway lPan. Handle Route) will run an
other Of It's popular cheap excursions to
Chicago on Tuesday, September 18th, Tickets
good Feturniug until October Alb, inclusive:
Inc weather at this time Of the year Is Just
rIphtior travelling, and you will enjoy visit
70 Chicago. For information as to the time
Of trains and low round trip rates. apply to
nearest agent OF the p. @. Il st. L. Ry.
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c,ln,nv and prices are hardening on all qualities
nI1s eoodS afe having a very. fair quantity OF re-
peat oiderS and tho feeling e better Lawiense
fhssa Il iGtse In progress, but chiefEo
1sinfS dTeiS roods, AnnslA saeE lngs and huitines
Thite Snneis are Yerg scarce, and scarlet and oiut
are not much better Jeney Jersey e y MY IN.
Fans Tiso low grades OF coloted VelVets and vel
vsteenS are Ia large demand aud very SCARCE Dress
silEs and Satlns are not very active
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I call the attention OF the Board to the
crowded condition OF the primary depart.
ment In the colored school. In division D
there are IS pupils, and the number OF ait
lower part Of the building are too small for
the number OF pupils, who necessarily must
be crowded into them.
Respectfully submitted,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. September 9l-l:80 a. N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains followed by colder and partly cloudy
weather, winds shifting to west and north,
higher barometer and trosts In the Ohio val
ley. ,.,,..a
BY colder and partly cloudy weather, easterly
winds shifting to west and northwest, falling
followed by rising barometer and frosts Sat
urday.
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Respecllully submitted,

INV hSNp'.
Accompanying this report was that Of the
Librarian for the month Of August. The
circulation outside OF the library for the
month was 255 and in the reading room
2l6 The average circulation per day being
u6. There was received from fnes $40 80.
The appointment OF Mrs. Barth Q. Ryan as
grammar room teacher In Washington dit
trict by the Commissioners Of that district
was confirmed by the Board. 81.
A petition Of 6. B. Caldwell, ESQ, asking
that his children be allowed to attend the
Third ward school, he paying taxes in that
ward, was referred to the Committee on
In order 10 properly fill the Committees,
the Chair transferred Mr.. Whally from
Teachers and Schools to the Library Commit
tee and appointed Mr.. Naylor on the Com
mittee on Teachers and Schools.
At $40 o'clock the Board adjourned.
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at sohnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner Yesterday:
1882 1883
7A.M,l2N.8H M.7P.M. IA. N. l2N.3r.M7f. y.
70 IS "a "a o. so IS 70
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A TRAVELER who visited Egypt and the
Holy Land, says he heard st. Jacobs OIL, the
great pain-cure, praised as blessing.
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FOR SALE.

.DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
J. Farming and Gardening Lands.
Twill sell a. public auction, at my nsldeuu "a
Big wheeling Creek, In Marshall county, Wei
Virginia, at 10 O'Clock A. ", on
TUESDAY, oC1oBER 2 1855,
IN parcels to suit purchasers, my Farm coauipt,
175Ac,es, 60 acres ef which Is rich bottCin mi
well suited for gardening purposes, ard he i.
rnaiuder good farming l1nd. Said lAfln D MI
uaterel. aud has on Il two dwelling hOuSh siIIe
and other outbuildings. AlAo, God YoEtS
orchard.
Terms OF sale-one. third cash, and she r,Elvr
In three equal annual installmenp Wild lusnG
payable annually: The purchasers giTirs htf
notes, secured by deeI a trust on The pnidiyht
tho deferred payments
For further PARTICULAR call on ]. Z. JOSts, A.
torney.At-Law, Wheeling, ". Va, or The subscriber
on tbs premises. ..-
sel8.MwPtw SAMUEL GRiSDSTkTT.
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For nice sweet bread use Vienna Pressed
Yeast, All grocSfs keen It. MwSg
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NEW YoRK, September 2O.-AonSy EAEIaP w Iii III
oSne, M pef cent Sterling Exchange bankon
6iiIs steady al 81 S2IS; demand = w. ,,A,0, a.,
Observation-Disclosures, except Tor ", which III
lower at 10255zal02h' -,
q. 8. .10gIIS. ~ y ais iiS,
u.s n soaponSr,,,i20 10. r. Land Grants. io9H
pacIac Il Of Us ...i3O 10. p. sinking iund .lloH
Central Pacific nrstS Tex. Pae. land grs- ~
E ss,I sseSn %iirss1S DO MO etAAu u' ~
RAILROAD BONDS Generally firm. ~,
srIrE sEcyRnns-Iu. State bonds Arkansas
FoIt smith issue sold at IS and do Pine Buns %
H is es...a...s..,.lo6 Virginia conSos,'ex.
81 Joseph. .......l0g1S TIA mat. coupons" Il
Ten nnsss e nav ~ Si Es w. as'''Feu
sroCxs-speculatiou al the Stock Exchange wa
Characterized BY considerable irIegulatity. AZ tet
openIng the market was lt1n, and prices auEdnCet
LAl per cent, the latter Oregon Itens'L9ntihe ~
til which sold up 70 OIL NottnMeotin anu ~. ND
fall of kal per cent. Subsequently INC mAtkt'
About midday the annual report Of the Mort 'sri
Pacific was Issued and The market began 70 I'm I'm
prove, prices moving up y 70 g55sper cent, Oregor
4 Trans ContinentSI showing the greatest improve
ment, advancing to 6lk, Northern Pacific rose
per cent 10 ss aud do preferred PER Ssn1 az y
tack on Union PACIFIC, which was carried COVE .i
~ per cent toI9H. Room traders were me mos
cnnsniciiouS SELLER, The remainder OF the Isl
Welded x 10 per cent In Sympa by. Towards tht
Gloss r,Iiiurs were current that the btar party ~
Willard shares had covered and this led 10 ano:te
sharp upward movement.
AScolnpar d with last nights closing prices arc
kGlK per cent higher for Villard's, ST. Paul, New
York central, Manitoba and Western Union; while
Canada Southern, Northwestern. Lackawa1na, III
nois Central, Louisville & Nashville. Michigan Cen
tral, New jersey Central, Erie, Rcading, Texa,
Pacific, Union Pacific and Wabash arc MalA pei
cent lower Denver, Lake Shore aud kansas =
Terss are unchanged. 10 SpccjsJties Chicago g.
Louis q Pittsburgh preferred rose ~ per cent 70
46H, Pacific Mail IL tet cent TO 3ssst q O. Q. q !.
per cent 70 65X, and Rochester d Ilttsbursh 4
70 iSk Manhattan Elevated declin cd per ceht 10
N. and Minneapolis 81. Louis per eentto9,
Transactions, Al. 900 ihares.
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NEw YoRK. September 9O.-lAonsy 2a2l per cent ,iI
oSne, M pef cent Sterling Exchange bankon
biils steady at 81 S2IIf; demand q Soh. .,., -,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., except for v, which III
lower at 1025zRl02M, ...
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Chicago Excursion via. Baltimore 4
.U Ohio Railroad,

On Monday. September "a, 1888, the Balti.
more & Ohio will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling 10 Chicago and return for $500,
tickets good returning ten days. For partic,
ulars apply 10 J. T. LANE,
Passenger Agent.