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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-27
MISS LOTTIE Y0ST
YET MISSING FaoM oLARlNaroN.
A A.A'. desperate Att.pp. TO shin. Oa-slbSath
School WORKERS In Session IN Hancock County.
The Grsenback Conference at PAri,r,.
burs-othsr state Matters

A few days Glnce William Matheny, In iit
of lunacy, caused by excessive drinking,
twice attempted suicide by jumping Into the
river at Charleston. In addition to being OIL.
most drowned he was nearly frozen to death.
The washouts and slips along the B., 2. &
G. railroad interfered greatly with the trans
portation OF Christmas turkeys. The big
land slides have prevented the running oil
trains on that road for the past three days,
and It may take day or Two moEe TO get
things in shape.
The General Conferences called by 8. H. Peir.
sol, editor Of the State Standard and Chairman
OF the State Executive Committee OF the Ma
tional Labor party OF this State, to meet In
Parkersburg, will convene to-day. 1t Is called
for the purpose OF exchanging opinions and
arranging for State convention.
The poultry, egg and butter product OF
Greene county, Pa, Is estimated In dollars
and cents at $500, 600 per annum. This ex.
ceeds the wool product Of that county about
$500, 200. The Republican urges that q we'll
conducted chicken farm would pay better in
Greene county than any other business.
The Seventeenth Annual Convention OF
the Hancock county Sabbath School Assoct-
alton commenced yesterday in New Cumber-
land and was continued last evening. The
convention will conclude Its sessions to-day.
MIR. W. A. List, OF this city, was one Of the
speakers last evening, his subject being
Teaching"
The TriCounty Farmers' Institute, for
Harrison, Jefferson and Belmont counties,
10 be held In WeldAy'B Hall, st. Clairsvile,
January eth and Sth, under the auspices oil
the Ohio State Board OF Agriculture aud the
Belmont County Farmers Club, promises to
be very interesting. A very attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The Bellaire Independent Gays: On Thurs.
day evening, the 20lh inst, the residence oil
Thomas White, at smithtield, was the scene
OF brilliant wedding. the contracting par
| ties being Mr.. Oliver Hammond, awell-to.do
society gentleman OF that place, and Miss
Jessie White, the excellent daughter OF the
host, who 10 well and fayorably known here,
having lived with her parents during their
residence in this city recently.
There are still no tidings as to the whereas
bouts or fate OF Miss Lottis Yost, OF Clarlng'
ton, whose mysterious disappearance was an
nounced In the IETKILIGRNcER, She has been
gone four weeks now, and her friends know
no more what has become OF her than they
did the next day after they missed her.
Hand bills, postal cards, TO-, have been
printed and scattered throughout the coun'
Try, offering reward Of 500 for her recovery,
living or dead, but so far they have met with
no response.
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THERE was no FIRE,
hut Enough Smoke TO Ra,se commo'
ton.

Hut Enough Smoke TO Raise q Commo'
ton.
Yesterday evening some parties passing q
little frame house on the Island, owned by
Col. Robert Campbell and occupied by
man named steinield, "a iron rooier by occu'
patton, noticed dense smoke pouring out o.
the doors, windows and every creyice large
enough for smoke to escape from. An alarm
was rupg In from box ~, and the Island hose
reel was promptly on the ground, only tc
discover that there was no need for their ser
vices. The other companies were near thu
locality before the fact was discovered tina
there was no FIRE, but were sent back.
Mr.. steinfisld and his family had been ou
OF the city over Christmas, and had made ar
rangements with some small boys living II
the neighborhood to have FIRE built In thu
stove when the family returned last evening
This the boys did, and the chimney beinl
stopped up with SCOT the smoke poured on
Of the stoye, quickly filling the house ant
finding its way out Of the openings. Thu
boys were frightened and left letting tn
smoke have possession.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


/ desire 10 cEIi the attention OF the
public 10 tho large stock of Pine Dia.
monds aud other Gems, watches Of all
descriptions, nnd 10 tue full line OF fine
Joweiry that have procured for the
Holiday trade. I also have the largest
asSUriment of Gnc Bangle Bracelets and
scarf PINS 10 be found In the city.
1 have lately added 10 my stock u large
line of John FolCy's fiue Gold Pens and
Pencils. at NIL times carry an elegant
line Of solid silver and Plated Ware OF
the best makes. For the Holidays, 1
have purchased choice invoice OF fancy
aYIicies md other goods always carried
by the leading jewelers.. solicit an In.
speeiion OF my FOODS and prices.
Very Respectfully,
A. A. PRAEZHEIM,
No. 1909 Market Street.
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Aconcer, and a Festival.

Two enjoyable events among the colored
people occurred last night, one Of them be-
on Market street, by the Mendelssohn Quin.
tette club, OF Columbus, an organization oil
colored nlusicisns OF considerable local repE-
tatiop, The church was fairly we'll filled, q
number Of white people being among the
audience. The music rendered was enjoyed
,by ali present, and come very difficult selec'
tous were rendered In on artistic nanner.
The other event referred to was an enter
tainment and festival given by the Fifth
street NJ. e. Sunday School at the second
ward market hail. The attendance was large,
aud an enjoyable evening was spent by all
It was not Ill pas. midnight that the merri'
mi nj cHaERH
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EoR LOUISVILLE.
ron CINCINNATI.
sKR1oUs ACCIDENTS AT HEApwArRRs,

PITTSBURGH, December 26-This morning
the steamer B. D. Wood, owned by John a.
Wood 4 Son, OF this city, while waiting to
pass through lock No. l In the Monopgahela
river, was caught by the strong under cur.
rent and had her tow swept over the dam.
Several barges were sunk, but the steamer
was saved. Lnss about IS 500. This evening
more exciting accident occurred. The
steamer Reindeer, owned by Mngnus & Ben,
was swept away while attempting TO make a
landing. She caught the guard OF the Ben
carried II along. The velocity OF the boats
was frightful. The steamers Venture, Little
Dick and John Case were badly damaged by
the runawSya and others slightly. At the
dam the Reindeer parted In the middle and
caught Gre. She Is o total loss. The crew
were all Bayed, but bad narrow escapes. The
total loss will exceed $4,000.
On CrrY, Pa, December 26.-Riyer 8 feet
and stationary; clear and thawing.
GREEmsoRo, Pa, December 28.-River IS
feet inches and falling weather clear.
PARKxGs LANDING, Pa, December26 River
9 feet 0 inches and stationary; weather clear
and mild.
MoRsAS7owS, December 28-Riyer II feet
s inches and falling; weather clear; Their.
mometer AZ.
BRowssy1ELE, Pa, December 2e.-Riysr 81
feet 2 inches and falling; weather clear; ther-
mometer 46o.
RIor's LANDING, Pa, December 2s.-River
IS feet Q inches and falling weather clear;
Thermometer 42'.
EvAxsyr1E, Isp., December 2s.-The
river rose feet in the last "a hours and 10
rising rapidly; the weather is cloudy, with
signs OF rain; thermometer 3S 10 81; baron.
o oncIssArt, December 2e.-rhs river is
still rising at the rate OF 2 inches per hour
with AZ ieetin the channel OF 10F.M. No
serious Inconvenience will be felt unless the
water gets above 80 feet, which Is not ex.
peoted now as It Is not believed Il will rise
more than feet higher; the temperature,
however, Is melting snow and beginning to
I'LL small streams
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TaE CHRIsTnAs TRADE.
A Large business Crowded Into a shor,
Time.

A Large business Crowded Into a Short
Time.
Toward the middle OF last week merchants
who did anything in the holiday line were
feeling somewhat blue, and the bad weather
Of Thursday and Friday did not make The
world look any brighter for them. Those
who were especially interested in theholidsy
trade we're In despair, and every once in Q
while one gave uttesance to his gloomy
feelings.
too busy 10 feel blue II they wanted 10. Ont
gentleman said yesterday:
II thought ! was going 70 have lot OF
goods on hand this year. The outlook up e
Saturday was anything but promising with
me, I assure you, and know many others
who found 1t the same. But Saturday tradt
picked up wonderfully, and on Monday
there was big rush. The result is that ev
erybody sold as many goods Is ever, and
most Of us more, but the business was don't
In less time"
"How is Il this week ~
"Unspeaksbly dull to-day: but that is Y
be expected. The people will not get theil
second wind before the last Of the week."
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,eorthe south pennsyivania Road.

PITTSBURGH, December 26.-1n regard to
the sale Of the franchise and right Of way
of the Pittsburgh and Atlantic Railroad
Company 10 tho Vanderbilt interest, as
Represented in the South Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, it can now be stated
that the deal with Mr.. W. II. Vanderbilt
was negotiated through Mr.. James |. Ben.
nett and Mr.. Joshua Rhodes, on behalf Of
Mr.. Hyndman, and Mr.. w. Nick. Twomb-
ley on behalf OF Mr.. W. Il. Vanderbilt.
The amount involved is represented by the
exact sum expended by the incorporators
OF the Pittsburgh and Atlantic, as shown
by vouchers, with bonus Of an equal
amount OF the stock OF the new road at
thefioating price, the latter not to be turned
over to Mr.. Hyndman until twenty-five
miles OF the read is under contract.
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NEW YORK, December S.-Wool quiet and STEADY
for fine domestic fleece SA445c; pulled lSaioc; un.
washed I0A2Sc; Texas l4a27c.
Egw YORK. Decembes 26.-Lcad nominally un
changed; common 1905.
Leather.
NHw YORK, December "a. -Hemlock cole q, 1Isasc
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!. Yosk, Deoember aa..-petoleun Quiet;
Hive stoeIt.

CHICAGO, December 26.-Thc DToptrs' Journal 70.
ports Live hOgs-ReceiptS II, Coo head; shipment
none: market dull at lQai6c lower; packing q Soa
grades 81 76A6 49, skip; 50 seas Is; market closed
with 2s,cs0 head unsold. Cattle Receipts 5000
head; shipments none; market steady; exports
mon TO medium 81 25a6 0O; Texans a 25a5 Is.
sheep-Reeeipts 10000 head; shipments none;
market strong and Gclve; inferior 10 fair 81 60AS rs
per cwt: medium TO good s. 76ai Is; choice TO
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ADlvidend and a Cut in Rates.

New YcRk, December 26-The directors
of the Evansville & Tere Haute Railroad
Company to-day declared 20 per cent
stock dividend. Commissioner Fink has
Issued a notice that owing to the receipt Of
satisfactory information that rates on cot.
ton are not being maintained, they would
be reduced 10 cents per 100 pounde, to take
effect December q. II the reduction Ia
not strictly maintained by all lines a
further reduction will be made.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81 1880 A
m-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
cloudy weather, followed by rain, partly
changing into snow, winds shifting ant
much colder, noItherly and rapidly risipt
barometer, generally succeeded by clearing
Lower Lakes, warmer cloudy weather, will
rain and SHOWS, brisk, high southeriy wind
shifting much, colder and northerly, falling
followed by rising barometer.
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How depressing 1t is to see acres OF trsel
cut down In the midst Of noble forest How
the midst Of your otherwise abundant hair
Stop II at once by the use OF PArkes's Hail
Balsam. For actual efficiency this famous
article stands at the head Of It's Glass. Ele.
CANT for the toilet, delicious in odJr, and re.
stores the original color to gray or faded lair,
Economical, as slight, occasional appli,
cation keeps the hair and scalp in perfect or
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THE NEW COMET.
How e Looks. aud where 10 Find IL I'm
the Heavens.

A great deal has been said about the new
comet, aud many Wheeling people have been
disappointed in their search for 1t, princi'
pally because they had been told that !. was
to be seen In the Northwest. One man de.
clared he saw II In that direction several
weeks ago. he probably used the wronE
kind Of glasses, or TOO many Of them, for i Is
really In the East. 1t Is now easily visible
to the naked eye, and with small telescope
or an opera glass is very interesting sight,
the tail being easily observed. It resembles
star OF the third magnitude, and the tail
extends about five degrees from the nucleus
that Is, about as far as between the two bot
tom stars in the big dipper. Prof. J. A.
Brashear, Of Pittsburgh, furnishes the Chroni.
Gle with diagrom showing its position and
course, which Is appended.
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MARTINS FERRY.
The Pilgrim Fxthers-street Extension.
Personal Points and News Noies.

The Pilgrim FGthors-street Extension
Personal Points and News Noies.
Miss Annie Woodruff is spending the holi
days at Pittsburgh.
All the Sunday Schools had appropriate
and pleasaat Christmls festivities.
Miss Hattie Warwood, OF Warren, O., l.
the guest Of Miss Emily Warwood.
A petition Is being circulated fer the ex
tension Of Fifth street to cross street neal
Mr.. DsHass's properly.
The Buckeye Glass Works and Laughlin
nail mill resumed work yesterday, making
no stop except for Christmas,
Some improvements are going on at The @.
& P. depot. which ssemB 10 indicate that q
new depot building is q thing Of the distant
future.
Messrs. Alfred PAUL, OF Wheeling. and ]
7. Hanes and o. Russell Woods have bought
a large part OF the Hayne property In the
Third ward, which they will divide into
building lotS in the spring.
The bills are up for the "Pilgrim Fathers, y
O cantata to be presented at Commercial hall
tomorrow and saturday evenings under the
direction OF Prof. ]. W. ScoAeld. The re-
hearsals have been thorough and the prepar-
atoms complete for q very hne musical treat.
A number Of the best local talent will take
leading parts.
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EAST Liberty. Pa. December 2G.-Cattle-Re.
celpts l62 head; market very dull on common;
81 Coa4 90. Hogs-IeceipS rs head: market active;
Philadelp hias 6 seas TO- Yorkers s52he5 So Sheep
Receipts 4C) head market fair; prime 81 6oa5 Oh
fair togcod 50 76a4 Is; conn on 81 50a3 90.
CINCINNATI. o., December 8.-Llye hogs firm;
common and light 81 26GS 80; packing and butchers
S. 4oa6 90; receipts 900 head; shipments 40 head
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LAWRENCE, KAN, December 2e.-All the
liquor saloons in this city, twenty in mum.
Der, closed up for good last night in conse'
ouence Of the vigorous crusade which has
been going or against them during the
past few days. The places heretofore occu-
pied by saloons are being converted into
mercantile establishments.
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TIrusvlLLE. Pa, December 95.-opened at 81 14x<;;
highest 81 loves. 81 u; closed atsl 1876 ship.
past four dsyS
PITTSBURGH, PA, Eeccnber 26.-!The afternoon
session was fairly active and weaker; opened at
81 lS35s; declined and closed at 81 lSH.
BALTIMORE December 2s.-Petroleum nominal;
refined 9a91<c
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Michael Gaysy, while walking on Make

Michael Gsysy, while walking on Market
street last night, fell and broke his leg.
Robert Henry, an old Irishmsn, somewhat
addicted to strong drink, hes been missing
from his home in this city since Monday. 70
far there Is no clue 10 his whereabouts,
which causes his family and friends consid-
cradle anxiety.
Chas. Crosley, OF Martins Ferry, while
ssleep in the saloon here known ag "Doe's
place, p yesterday morning, was robbed OF q
watch and pistol and between fifty and q
hundred dollars IN money. Suspicion
pointed very directly 10 one Pat Rowan,
also Of Marina Ferry, who, on being ar.
rested, gave up the stolen properly. orosley
refused 10 prosecute.
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In this sketch, The Eve stars represent the
cross In the constellation Of Cygnus, readily
picked out by any one. AT O'Clock It Is to
be- looked for In the Eastern sky. To the
south OF the southermost star in the arm OF
the cross is the star zsta .Cygnns, marked =
In the sketch is that which It occupied last
night and 1t moves In the direction indicated
by the arrow. By January IL will be about
eight degrees from Zeta. It will become
brighter and brighter nightly until the moon
light interferes with q good view OF 1t.
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RllLRoAp RoNps-Flrmer.
STATE sLcuRIrIB-Lower.

sToCKs-The market opened to-day depressed
but Ya!bGTni ktneRgth IN the afternoon under TIC
movement 10 c1yCf shorU, which began with Louis
yIllc a Nashville Shortly after O'Clock upon the
announcement OF an Increase Of 4G5 In the earn
ings OF that road for tho thiTd Of december, the
movement Of room tradCis 10 cover also strengthen
cd other Etockswhlch advanced 1Sa% per cont, the
most active being Missouri Pacific, Northern
Pacific, It Paul aud New York Central. Ohio &
advanced ~ 10 75ls, \ rthwenCrn II to III,
Manitoba 80 OK, New York d New England 10
ll9, Oregon d TiaDS:oniinental 10 S7IS. The
aiket closed firm, though ia the final dealings
to-day were Lake shore per cent for the quarter
Michigan par cent, Canada southern 2 per cent,
Manhattan Railway IL per cont.
Trankantinns $50 O0EhAFeS
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news and Gossip ln Reference to yariou

Fonple. Ia.s
L. W. Mix, Esq has gone to Mexico.
Prof. 7. N. GAryin Is home from Colum
bus.
Hon. ]. q. Burt is attending the Green
back conference at PMkeIsburg.
W.D. Hays and wife, Of Romney, Hamp
shire county, are at the Mcclure.
Msjor J. D. Anderson will ehortly take q
trip 70 New Mexico for the benefit Of hi
health. -
Miss Mile stolnfeld, Of New Brighton,
Pa, l. Waiting her uncle, ]. steinield, Of the
South side.
Messrs. Louis swabacker, Lee Baer and Az
Rheinstrom leave to-day for Milwaukee "a
attend the wedding Of 3. Buchanan, Of this
city, to Miss Williamson, OF that city.
Mr.. W. A. Isett Secretary OF the Pottery
Company, will retire from his position on
January J., and DO succeeded by Mr.. Alfred
Davis, at present Assistant Secretary.
Rev. J. B. Milford, late pastor OF the First
Baptist Church Of this eity, left last night for
his new post Of duty, Atohison, Kansas. His
family will remain In Wheeling until
April1.
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The Lord Mayor Of London was only a por-
ter IN warehouse, but he ptrseyered IN the
fece OF all opposition and rose rapidly. II
IL only presidency and merit that has made
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup the greatest family
remedy for coughs and colds now offered to
the suffering public.
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The immense stock Of Dry Goods, Notions
Carpets, Wall Paper, 90, &o., and the unus.
ual low prices they are sold ut for cash. cal
soon, II you wish to save money, At Nos 20l0
and 2O2l Main street. JOHN RoEMEE.
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Qtre Qtstelliqeutes.
office AoH. 20 and "a Fourteenth street
new Advertisements.

Wanted-A Girl rs Cook.
NotiCe-MerchantI Protective Association.
Banner Baking Powder.
Arsand Patlor Stoves-Nesbitt & Bro.
How Often the Question is Asked-G. Men
Dr.. John E smith-Third page.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-1. G.
ntllnu
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A SECOND invoice Of "Waukenphas," shoes
and other styles, in sentlemen's fine hand
and machine sewed shoes, Just received ct
L. Y. Blona'a. :.
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There is no Time to be Wasted.

The cold weather is upon us, and
unless you want to go shivering
you must buy warm, comfortable
Clothing. II you have not much
money 10 spare for them it will be
well II you select carefully, both as
to price and quality. / make you
the following offer, and deem 1t to
your advantage to accept same: AS
l opened here with an immense
stock of goods, and have constantly
been receiving large invoices since,
my line is necessarily large; and
as the end Of the year is near al
hand | will reduce every article Of
Clothing in my stock 25 per cent
below former selling price. Come
and test for yourselves.
DAVID ASST,
30 TWELFTH STREET,
dci.rrhAs OIothier and Fnrnisher.
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pITTsBURGH. WHEELING & KEN
I TUCKY RAILROAD co.
Notice TO Stockholders.

WHhNLINdI NuYtMptf W Ioe0'
A special meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
pany will be held az the principal ONCE Of the
Company. III tho City OF Wheeling, West Virginia,
on tn o RSDAY, January "a 1884. at 1880 O'Clock
A. n, for tho purpose o. voting upon the matter o.
gage upon the whole line, including the exlension
70 Benwool. The special meeting heretofore ad.
verified to be held on 1uesdRy, November 70, 1883,
Is postponed until January ~, 1881.
Byorder Of tho BoRId Of Directors
Z. i. L1GGETT,
no29 Assistant Secretary.
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DoS'r fall to hear tue fine music at ZANE
Street Church tonight.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-THE TWO STORE
II rooms with dwellings attached. Nos, 1910 and
1912 Market street, now occupied by O. Rnoke and
A. 8. HanSlckleI. The Brick Dwelling, No. 1885
given April ht, 1884. Apply to HENRY K. LIST,
140i Main street. DELI
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Dor'r fall TO hear the fine music at Zane
Street Church tonight
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ToLrDo, December &C. Wheat quiet and weak;
No. white 81 O5; No 2 white 97C: No. 2 rcd cash
81 0lISSAI o.; December slol1s: January u OK:
February 81 05; Mach 81 0I54; May 81 l0x; No. 8
red 9l1S293c; rejected 70AIIH, Corn dull and low.
err hign mixed bsc; No. 2 cdfh 661Sc asked; Deccm.
Der t65{c: January SIC askedi February 6sc asked:
May 6I1<c; rejected 69c no grade 461Sa46c. Oats
QUIET and weak; No. cash and December SSc;
january $50 asked; May 8sAc. Glover seed dull
bat ffm prime cash 6 80 bid; January IS 20; Feb.
ruAry SO 90 bio,
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GRAND Jubilee ooncert tonight at Zane
Street Church.
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NOTICE -, g..
Stockholders Of the Ohio River Fire Clay. MIN.
eral and Gas Company will hold meeting At Bloch
Bros' Office, Wheeling, W. Va, on December 20,
1888 at clock r. n. for the purpose o. electing
Directors and the transaction OF any business mat
may legally come before the stockholders.
Leroy Rider, j. T. EcOt, Z. A. Dorsey, y. Bloch,
g. l.. Cranmer, IncOrporRtors. no29th
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TnE BABY MAHKEIs.
The Financial World.

NEW YORK. December 2G.-Aoney 2A211S per cent
closed offered at 2N per cent. Prime mer
camille paper task per cent. ste-llng Exchange
bankers bills weaker at sLSlss Y; DEM md 81 Si54.