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MeNICHoL,s ENGAGEMENT
As Umpire OF the American Association
knm Rnrkley.


Bob McNichol, the we'll known base bsll
umpire OF this city, left Saturday night for
Chicago, where be goes to enIer upon an en-.
gsgement as umpire fer the American base
ball association. He will umpire his first
game for the association to-day. He has ac-
cepted u season engagement with the associa.
ton, and for the remainder OF the summer
and fall he will travel about umpiring games
between the different clubs Of the assooiE.
ton. He has been In correspondence with
the executive officers OF tine organization for
some time, and made 0 contract by which he
Is 10 receive a salary Of 500 q month and his
expenses. On Saturday be received teler
graphic orders to report in Chicago immL.
diately. He accordingly left for there on
the lats train Saturday night.
ANOTHER WHEELING BASE BALLIsT.
The National PdStime, a base ball paper re-
Gently established at Toledo, In It's issue OF
Saturday, July II. prints u fine portrait OF
Sam Barley, OF Wheeling, whoi Is now plsy.
log In the Toledo nine, with the following
sketch OF bis base ball career lf
samuel w. Barley, second baseman and
captain, 10 one Of the best batters aud clever,
est base runner on the diamond. he was
born In 1850, and resides in Wheeling, w.
Va, Barkley comes from the Standard club,
OF that city, where he has played second and
behind the bat, except during the yearis79,
when he guarded second for the Detroi,s.
His average in 1889 was $50 in batting and
075 In fielding. Bsrkley has always been as,
sociated OF late with both MilleEand Motif,
and has not varied his record $4,000 In four
years. This would indicate reliability and
fine playing.
'As q captain be 10 we'll liked by all OF the
men, who ooey him In everything, as they
have perfect confidence In his ability. He
10, like all the rest Of the boys, whole touled
and noble.hearted, In fact, everything
which makes men gentlemen. He Is at pref.
emit battingin grand shape, and plays s.cond
base In regular Dunlap style: Sam Is rot
married, and Is still In the market"
In game played In Springfield on Thurs.
day Barkley knocked the ball over the fence,
the only time ithas ever been done.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Nevs and Gossip In Reference 20 vsriol
pR0DIO.

News and Gossip I'm Reference 20 Various
People.
Miss Annie Clark Is visiting friends in
Steubenvllle.
Miss Sue Linch, Of LaBelle street, has gone
10 Cranberry Summit.
Mr.. John Bane, OF ZAnesville, spent yester-
day in the city with old friends.
Miss Laura Harden has returned from q
visit 70 C%incinnatisnd Cynthiana, Ky.
Councilman Otto Jaeger and wife left Sat-
urday eveninE;fo Q Hoboken 10 visit friends.
Mrs. sam'l Club, (nee Miss Ella Bergerl Of
81. Louis, is visiting relatives and friends In
the city.
Mis- 8. J.. Meholin and Miss Lizzie N.
Swift are spending q few days at Mountain
/, Lake Park.
Mr.. ]. T. Noble, OF olsysyille, spent yester-
day In the city, He drove home last evening,
accompanied by ProL J. NJ. Birch.
Mrs. David Davis, (nee Miss Sue Robinson),
OF gainesville, Ohio, and son, George, are
visiting her father, on Fifteenth street.
Miss Allie Brown returned from Richie
county last evening. where she has been the
guest Of Ex-senator McGregor's daughter.
Mrs. Jacob Berger, Misses Hettie and Jessie
List and Miss Mary Dlt key are among these
from this city who will go to Asbury Park
next month.
Mr.. Ben Higgins and family, N. A Chew
aud family, Mrs. Joseph Metcalt and Mrs.
Lew Hull left yesterday morning on the
steamer 81. Lawrence for Cincinnati.
Mr.. A. Helmbrecht. the tailor, celebrated
his lin wedding at Niagara Falls on Friday
His wife was not there, but his numerous
friends made the occasion 0 merry one.
Mrs. A.W. Kelly and daughter, Mis- Alice,
are summering at ChAutauqua, Saratoga,
Niagara and along the Hudson. They will
be Al Asbury Park the first week In August,
and there be- Joined by Nj. Kelly.
Mr. Harry Comerford, who for along time
has been night operator at the Baltimore q
OhIo telegraph office, severed his connection
with mn Office on Saturday. He will enter
n brokInR office In this city and attend TO the
ticker, Mr.. Comeriord 10 a good operator.
Mests. +. Rlestsr. and L.C. stiel and Prots.
@. A. 8chafer and Herman schockey did not
return from Buffalo with the Arion, but viii
make an extensive tour OF Canada, and go
down the 81 Lawrence. Mr.. Rlester will 90
10 New York on theatrical business before
coming home.
Mr.. +. @. Arbenz, President OF the Mau-
nerchor Singing Society, left Buffalo Satnr,
dSy morning for New York, where he er.
meets 10 meet his brother, Henry, who ar.
rIyes there to-day from Europe, having com.
Mated I'm musical education at the stutt.
rardt ljnIyersity. Me-. Arbenz will DO a de.
eided addition 10 Wheellng's musical talent.
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CAIRO, July ga sanitary commission
composed Of Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood, Baker
Pashaand Gen. Stephenson, will be formed
Immediately. The most infected portion
Is Bulah, ten miles up the Nile, and
the houses are burned. The officials oil
the Department Of State Domains have re-
moved 10 Helaiman, a few miles further
up the Nile, where they are encamped. A
great quantity Of tar is burned in Cairo
every night.
Deaths from cholera on Saturday were
$751; in Cairo and suburbs, S3at Mausurah,
IL ct Samar o1d, 26 at Mehalla, aS at Chibin,
% at Chobar, 50 at Thizeh, lat Damietta,
/ at Fitch, Sat Menaaleh, besides 81 in
six villages.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Fim

S~rocES-ShAre speculation has been strong and
higher to-day, Improvemel u on prices 10 early deal
ingS ranged from i " * per cent, Northwestern
and VGudtrbIirs leading At lime there were unim.
portsnt reactions, but the decltuc always brought
In buying orders. Market c.oSed strong. Trading
WAyon q limited schleAs compared with last nights
fnai tales, with prices 4 70 IL per cent. hiRher.
Canada Southern, New Yorx. Central. JeBey
Centnl, Northern preferred Wabash aud Changers
showing the gTeAttst improvement. In speetalsies
Richmond q Danyille sold up from % % s0H
West PoIat terminal advanced $H per cent: toSoh;
PAciac AAill% per cent. 70 SIX; Est Tennessee I
per cent. to TX: Minnesota 4 4: Louis from S
70 %, and 81 Louis & sau FrRncsSco pre- erred !
per cent 70 81 In the loan department New foik
Genital lent NJ l.6i. per cent, jersey Central nat,
and other Rctlye stocks At la2 psr cent,
Transaction Us 600 shares.
Nav YoEK. July 2l.-DRY GooDs-As usual 10
Saturday 81 this period OF the season there has
been less demand: hnll, for many speciRlIitS there
has been q good request with II Ike bushes sue.
ceetiug Windsor prints will be opened Ia oil the
markets on Monday, July -. On ThursdBy next
Bills, FIlvyan & Co., win make peremptory and
Important trade sales OF II 900 packages Of cotton
goods through Witmerding, H0Quet & Co.; 1901
packtg = OF deRimS, tlckings, stIlpes, cheyiotS
ducks, &C.. also 400 packages OF tiles hanutac.
turing Compauy's goods, comprising 500 cases OF
staple aud fAnry glnyhAms. 1000 eases OF Matsellles
and erochClQuilE and $50 cases Of cheyiots, fancy
ducks, apron checks Rnd towels, also 800 cases OF
Androscrogin aud bleached cott0nS, and 800 cases OF
Rockpott ! cNset jesus, aud altogether the most
Important auction offering Of cotton goods dnce
1879. .
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SAVANNAH, July 2l.-The deaths from
yellow fever in Havana during the week
Just ended numbered 80. Messrs. Butcher
and Coal, Of the passenger steamer City oil
Washington, died to-day. One Of the two
sick passengers removed from the steamer
ia, General Z. O.. @. Ord, who is very dan.
|~gerously Ill. Gen. Ord with others down
with the fever have been placed in a good
priyata hospital.
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CHEAP ExcUasIoN RATES.


To Tor Inc Summer hhceS'
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati q 81. Louis
Railway Company will sell excursion tickets
for the summer meeting OF the Pittsburgh,
27th. The tickets include Transportation "a
Homeswood and return, one admission 10
the grand stand at the races, and will be good
returning on regular trains until Saturday,
July 18th inclusive.
The races promise to be exceptionally fine,
and this Is q rare opportunity 10 spend o few
days IN Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
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GEyEa was sucn . rush made for any Drug
Store as Is now at Logan q Co.'s, bridge cor
ner, for a Trial Bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds.
All persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Severe Cout Tbs, or any affection
Of the Throat and Lungs, can get a Trial Bot
calling at above Drug Store. MHFEw
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General Lee,a sian.

DR.. U. Warren, late Puryeyor General, O
g. A. General Lees stat, now u dlstiuguished
practitioner In Paris, wrote officially; Or
Wofth.nston's Cholera aud piarghpea Medl
cine has long ago enjoyed a high reputation,
both In and out Of the Army"
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The following shows the range OIL the ther'
mometer, o. observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner:
SATURDAY.
1882 1888
IA. N. ~ ", p. n. ~. N. "a. NJ. y N. 3R. u. II. n
20 80 rs 10 u ~ %
SUNDAY.
"a. N. u ". 9 =. M.7p.M. JAN. IAN. EMIT: Y
" IS " 81 W W ~
INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, DC, July q, 1880 A. M.-Fol
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, fair weather
southwesterly winds, stationary barometer
stationary temperature In Tennessee, Sigh
fall in Ohio Valley.
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Ghe ~g,ttdigemer
oGics. Nos as and "a Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

For Ciucinndti-Stsamer Andes.
Refigerators-Nesbitt & Bro.
Auction OF Dry Goods.
I.ost-Gsld Ball Ear Ring.
For sale-Desirable Property-I. Irwin.
Headquarters for Picnic Goods.
Ohio Wesleyan I'm versity.
Save Your Eyes-I. G. Dillon.
Good News from Texas-Third psge.
g. Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
Dir, John E. smith-Third page.
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II you want a bargain in a low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspect my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantee brices and styles
10 Emit. ., Z. ". BIdNn.
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There will be a Grand Concert at Frank
Walters Two Mile House this evening. Good
music aud plenty Of refreshments
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-23

There will be a Grand Concert at Frank
Walters Two Mile House this evening. Good
music and plenty Of refreshments,
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The largest number OF ine and fast horses
ever seen on q race track, will contend at the
Pittsburgh races, commencing on the Oath
inst. H.NT -l.1 ,DAw
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Go to the Pittsburgh races, commencirg on
the 9th, and see the finest horses and like
ly the best races ever contested in the cour-
try, Dtw
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work Resumed on thesteel Plant-yarI.
ii -. GUS News Notes.

| Work Resumed on Plhnt-Nhfi
GUS News Notes.
Mrs. Hoge and daughters are visiting rela-
lives near Burr's Mills.
The family of James Elton are In a cottage
on the Burrs Mills camp ground.
There were communion services at the
Second Presbyterian church yesterday alter
noon.
D. H. Williams. engaged in superintend:
ing the building OF the steel plant, has moved
his family here from Pittsburgh.
The Water Works Trustees will lay . new
20 inch main iron pipe from the power-.ouse
to the reservoir, about 1900 feet.
Miss Truemaa Is back at her place In the
Central telephone office, after q visit to her
grandfather's, near Glen Eiston. @
There were an unusual number OF "plain
drupksr on the streets Saturday afternoon,
and some very vicious looking tramps,
The light wagon OF Mr.. All Baron was bad
ly broken up Saturday evening. the horse
being scared by a locomotive on unionstreet-
The School Board has had to advertise for
janitoIs for the First ward building and
the two new buildings In the Second ward.
Misses Annie Way and Ida Smith, OF
Woodtfeld, and Miss Hill, OF Beallsyille, re-
turned home Saturday, after visiting friends
here. I'
Manly's new wharf, boat, with o dwelling
in the second story, Is now in use instead OF
the old one. Benwood, too, talksof a wharf
boat.
Mrs. Darrah, on Saturday, lost abouttwenty
dollars from her milk wagon. It was In o
purse and was found aud returned safely
10 her. D.'N 'tn
After next Sunday Rev. J. K. McKallip, Of
the Fir6t Presbyterian Church, will be away
for o month, enjoying the annual vacation
given him by the congregation.
Saturday evening saw great numbers Of
people on the street, and q good proportion
Of them were generally gathered about the
singers advertising their medicine on Union
treet. lHrI -.,II ufpgle 1..
30 many people are away from town now
that not much o tinterest Is taking place, and
the evening papers are busy recording the
movements Of camping parties, travellers and
visitors. .IIs
The Second N. E, church (colored) will
hold camp meeting on Indian kun. Tne A.
N. Il. church will hold one at Grand View
grove, on the narrow gauge railroad, near
Jacobsburg. 20 d
II has been found that the O. ". track at
the sit, Of the nail works' steel works Is not
now IN the middle OF the railroad company's
ground, and that the measurement made on
that supposition was therefore wrong
Work was resumed Saturday at the new
buildings.
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LAOrrs and dsntlemcn's One Hand sswsd
Shoes q specially 81 !. V. BLoSP's.
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RlNANCIAL AND CoMMERClAL.
GovRINNKNfs.-LoW

NEW YoEk July 2l-honeJ eAy at 2A2H Per ssnt,
dofed At 2per cont. Prime mercantile pApef.tH
Der can't sterling kxnhange bGnfor1 bills dull At
n k3k; demand q 81.
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SOLID comfort for 25 cents. Hunts InSect
Powder used on the bedstead insures sound
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Byyirtue Of a deed Of Trust, datod.the 3td day q,
E k@Eas1Ff c Sig b sIg VIE %@I q Il lie u%naenisneS Si .sas tSe
10 secure the payment Of a certain promiiSOry note
mentioned Iht rtin, which dGeu Ia recorded IN the
once Of the CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio
county. 10 Deed q ! Trlst Book No 4, Page le?. !
House, In the city OF wheeling, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1883,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ". the following dc.
bcfIbed pIrt OF port on OF that parcel OF gfbund
owned BY the said william d. Fpatet. andlytlg i'm.
mediately north of aud J.R. BAker'badditfon 70 the
said city Of Wheeling. snd between the same and
The land Of the Wheeling Pittsburgh { baltimore
Railroad Company, and fronting forty (40) feet on
the moth II e Of Eleventh street, aud bounded a
follows Beginning At the southwest corner OF the
two,stoTy biEck yelling houle owned byaAndreW
ii. Bdtt, situated on said parcel OF ground; thence
WestWaflly on the line OF Eleventh street twenty
feet six inches 40 feet 9 iucbc'l; thence noTthward,
~ at right angles with said street about one hun,
OF aid wheeling, RI! tsbnrgh d BAltiInorn Riilroad
Company thence with SAid last named line eGst,
wArdly forty feet; thence NJ hight angles With mid
railroad c%Ompany's limo shout one hundred and
Ia outy feet 70 the neTtA line Of Eleventh Etteet.
thence wtEtwaTdiy along Mld north line Of aid
street nineteen feet sx Inches 70 the pace of be,
ginninE, beIug the weAt malt u lot Eot.8 and lie
cat hall OF lot %. 2, rs laid out In q private plai
Of said parcel OF ground In the potGeSslon ot A. II
Britt. 7
TRRMs or sALR-onedhiSd oia pafSha,,
money andbo much more I1itheS pllehifcf may
elect 70 peyIn Olih. and the ItSidue Ii tHol e4u6I
ANNUAL payments, With intereat from the day Of
SAl0, Tho parchner % give his notes. with. good 70
70 thS properly tobe retained until inc purchase
moncyis fully paid. 7
trustee, / si.ll, convey only EaOh THE = 4 voted
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30 many people are away from town now
that not much ofinterest Is taking place, and
the evening papers are busy recording the
movements Of camping parties, travellers and
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~. ~. Va. IL ID tEat Q tr.. al,
The Brilliant Glass Company, ct al. Defendants!
Tho State Of Ohio, Jefferson County, Common
Pleas Court. 80 -~4LYr.4-uI M -.
Pursuant 10 an order issued out Of the Court Of
Common PlesS OF Jefferson County, Ohio, ana TO
US directed, we will on hOHDAS, the 18Th day Of
August, A. D., 1883. Rt1 O'Clock ?. NJ on the prem.
iSts, offer for Sale Ut Public Auction the following
described premises, to-wit: Situate In the county
OF Jefferson and State Of Ohio, aud beinK part Of
fractional section No. % In fractional Township
No. !, and Rangel. Beginnir < for The same at i
locust stake ttanding on the eat Inc Of the Uleye.
land d Pittsburgh Railroad right Of WAY, = 80 feet
cast OF the centre VI IAid railroad tack, and, from
which the southwest corner ;of DgsnetEidwellIng
beans north 469 .aSt = perches and j6 LINKS run
line Of taid railroad appropriation 10 q stake;
thenca south 49, ,Rht 40 feet TO 4 stake |; thence
north AZ eaSt 800 feet TO q stake, aud lhetce north
i90 west 40 feet 10 the pace Of beginning. con.
tAluIng 96.l0o OF an acre, preserving and excepting
the underlying coal), 10 . her with the factory and
buildings thereon aud ali the tOlleft, engines, fuf.
macs, mOulds and other machinery and tools con.
nestea VIZ !ia or ss : a fSTs obtsins sdditle'ory.s
TERMS oe3sALE, CASH. $ts
The above described property is one OF the moot
conyenient aud ooirAble' CLAUS Factories In the
ohio Valley, sItuste seven mills toHth OF the City
OF steubeuyille. and oppoAits Wellsburg, W. Va,
convenient 70 coal, anu within two hundred yards
JOHN N. COOK and.
JOSEPH ". JORDAN.
inc. N. Cook. W. P Hays. Jas:F. Daton and Jor.
dan h coulter, ATONE 3 Iyl3l
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LIE jAL NOTICES. h'a

DECEIvERs' SALE OF THE BRIL-.
LII liant GLASS WORKS, at Brilliant, Jefei.
son county, Ohio taf - !. i,-s,
John W. Ferney, Plaintiff.
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FoR;RENT.

TOR RENT.
Two river view rooms on second door, No. 1865
Main street. specially adapted TO Emall family
without children. Enqulteo Of
JAMES L HAwLEY,
Je2l 1870 Main Street.
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The Second N. E. church (colored) will
hold camp meeting on Indian Kun. The A.
NJ. Il. church will hold one at Grand View
grove, on the narrow gauge railroad, near
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Saturday evening saw great numbers OF
people on the street. and a good proportion
Of them were generally gathered about the
singers advertising their medicine on Union
frsat I4... 4.. .r.. H
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After next Sunday Rev. ]. K. McKallip, OF
the Fir6t Presbyterian Church, will be away
for q month, enjoying the annual vacation
given him bY the congregation.
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All ttains daily except Sunday.
Pullman's PaIAct Drawing Room sleepinc q,
through without change from steubenylile EEs
| Philadelphia and New York. West 10 COLUMBIA
%CinclnnRtL Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis NJ
Stlonikft Ess
IFor through tickets, baggage checks. sleeping al
accommodations, aud any further information, y
ply 10 JNo. q. ToMLINs0E, ticket Agent al ~
handle Station. foot Of Eleventh street, or attn
Ticket Office, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
|lhlEg- l- AZ JAMEA McClEA.
" s4. -. .l4 .l41 Manager, Columbus, 0hIo
70 ~. y bod L. A. FORD,
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STRONG
4. EACESl.

"A great many people are asking
what particular troubles Browns
IRON BrrrERs is good for,
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

Jno. N. Cook. W. P Hays,Jas.F. Daton and Jot.
dan d coulter, Atorne 4 IFf Iyl3i l.
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A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism.

C~hnStianSburg, Va, 1881,
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which ! could get no relief, !
tried Browns Iron Bltters, which
cured me completely. A child Of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite aud did not seem to
be able TO eat At all lgayeh him Iron
Biuers with the happleSt results.
]. KYiK MONTAGUE.
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Manly's new wharf,boat, with a dwelling
In the second story, Is now in use instead OF
the old one. Benwood, too, talksof a wharf
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Mrs. Darrah, on Saturday, lost abouttwenty
dollars from her milk wagon. It was In .
purse and was found aud returned safely
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The ErcopaiIsns are preparing to build a
churchat Whle sulphur Midsummer
rne new Methodist church at Gap Mills,
Monroe county, will be dedicated next Sun.
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PALTIMoRE& OHIO RAILROAD CT,
On and after MAY IS, 1855, passenger trains s
run As follows-Wheeling time:
Milford chronicle., 1883-08-31

friendships and mutual acquai ntances;
but in New York you have no time to
waste during business hours. You are
in as great a hurry as everyone about
you.
Is it worth our effort to bring our
readers into closer sympathy with this
great city? Is it worth our effort to
bring this great city into closer sympa-
thy with our readers?
Her awakened interest in us means
the development OfOur many dormant
resources. Our agriculture, our man
ufacturing, our watering places have
but to feel the magic touch of her earn
est cooperation and sympathy, and
there will go a thrill of pleasure and
prosperity fiOn Brandywine to Cher
rystone and from Lewes to Kent Is
land"
The Association adjourned to meet
at the call of the President The bal I
ance of the evening was spent with |
singing and storytelling. At New
York the members separated to find
pleasure each in his own way and to
return home at such time as best suited
their cOnveniences.
Milford chronicle., 1883-08-31

A postal from Matthew, Semple
& Co, informs us that the outlook
for the evaporated fruit trade is bril-
liant. The pack will not excede one
third of that of last year, because of
the unprecedented demand for green
fruit, which has kept the prices up,
so that it will not pay to evaporate.
Prices are increasing every week,
and probably thirty-fve cents may be
reached, but it is very probable that
thirty-one, or thirty-two cents, will
be as much as fine fruit will bring
per pound. Even at these prices,
the evaporated product is beyond
the reach of the poor consumer, or I
the more able, but saving, citizens of
the large cities.