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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-31
Good w,,ITownrd France
WHERE IS e. MAH0ll
His Whereabout. Caksosn and che
khediSe In the AuIks.

khedtSe In the Au1ks.
I0xroY, December .;O-Ths reports from
Egypt ss TO the whereabouts Of III Mahdi
are conflicting. SPIES who have arrived at
Khsrtoum from III ObeId say that the
forces OF III Mahdi hsye divided. and that
his plan Is TO make simultaneous attacks
on Dongola and SsnnIr. Small bodies Of
the forces OF II Mahdi are hov. ring around
khsrtoum and firing at baats on the river
and sirsggers from the garrison. Their
operations caused a report TO spnai that
IL Mnhd was closing around the place,
and there was great alarm there. The ar.
rival Of a reinforcement Of 800 Egyptians
from Fsshoda has not increased the con.
hdCnCe OF tie Eaglish officers. The men
are sullen in disposition and OF bad phy'I.
que, and manifest bo disposition 70 light.
Tie incspscity Of the garrison was shown
recently when false alarm was given OF
when Ordered out exhibited great fear and
sbraLk from approaching the supposed
enemy.
IGo khsdive ard his Ministers
NninIsIs y suIIes Attitude
toward the English officials st Cairo on
accou Mt Of the refusal OF English assistance
IN the operations against III Madhi. 6ir
Evelyn Barring. the British representative
in Egypt, complains OF the deadlock In
business. European officials can get moth
ing done. The Egyptian Government II
willing 10 assent 70 the proposal OF the
Porte 20 dispatch Turkish expedition 20
the soudan at the expense Of the Egyptian
| treasury through Q loan TO be advanced by
England. The Khedive fAyoI 40 apotfvbG
| scheme TO provide for the expenH of the
| eIIedition the selling OF q concession for
second canal across the Isthmus OF 6usz.
Sir Evelyn Barring has made Q report 70
Lord Granville IN which he advocates that
the southern boundary Of Egypt be def.
nitely fixed at about the Gfteenth degrees
Of latitude, and tbst IN arrangement be
made with Abyssinia for the maintenance
| Of Msssowsh, 6uskim and other Red Sea
ports In the possession Of Egypt.
since the arrival u Baker fashs at sui.
Tho Prospects sfss AdvSseS
baye become brighter Baker Hsshs will
take the offensive ~ soon - second Egyp.
tisn corps under Hussein Psshs reaches
| Berber. The total force under Baker Pasha
10 $50 Egyptians and 90 Bsdouin auIu-
isries. tbs latter being commanded b1 10
b<hr Pasha. Nearly 800 oommissionad and
non commissioned English oticefs sccom-
psny Bakas Pasha- II Khartoum II relisv.
ed Isbshr Pasaa's contingent will advance
nm TkaYf0aY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-31

RIcHxosD, Kr., December 38.-ISowssd
West, . eolorsd boy, vss found desd 70 dsy
about mile from town, With bullet hole
in The back Of bis bed. There 10 yet No
ciew TO the party Who IL tbs shooting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-31
TREND OF TRADE.
Last Week the DulIsst OF the Year
Just Closing.
THE GENERAL FEELING UNSETTLED.
ne wheat Market Lowered and Depressed
oy Enormous Gains in the Visible
SuppIy-COndition of the
Wool Market.

NEW YORK, December 3O.-Bradstreet's
journal furnishes the following CONNER.
cial summary: The concluding week in
december, which is generally the dullest
OF the year in mercantile and industrial
circles, has proved no exception to the rule
IN lSN3. Special kilograms from leading
trade centers show that the merchandise
mNvement has been much slower. Mer.
"n;" 80 N many instances, engaged in
.l;nn .ha roar9gies Of stocks and in set.
light, and a renewal Orders are
looked for until after '@and is not
the year, Leading members "8a ot
New York dry goods trade characteristic
the traffic OF the year as quite as heavy as,
and in branches thereof in excess, of last
year, though the margin OF profit has been
small. This view is corroborated by spec
ial advices from Chicago aud the North
west. At Boston the view taken is much
more conservative, while Philadelphia re-
ports nothing more encouraging. There is
still weakness observed in some lines Of
cotton goods. Aiyices from Cincinnati
regarding the results of the years busi.
ness in general staple lines are
More Favorable
than from any point except Minneapolis
and st. Paul, while those from Boston are
the least so, measured from the side Of
profits. The general feeling in trade ap'
pears 10 be an unsettled one. Traders in
all lines confess 10 viewing the future with
no anticipationS Of special activity in the
near !uture. The srOw which has fallen
has Interrupted transportation in vari-
Gus sectious OF the west, and its melting
has raised fears Of damage by Hoods in
Southern Ohio and lncirua. The wheat
market has been depressed and lower, the
decline for the week averaging &c per
buShel The enormous gain in the visible
supply lof over 100000 bushels, continued
heavy western receipts, and no prospects
IT exporting much conspired 10 aid the de.
cline. Indian corn is also lower Uy lc per
bushel, notwithstanding renewed COM
plants IS to the bad condition OF that,
saved from the last harvest. Iron is dull
but steady. A prominent pig iron com
pany. with its Office in Philadelphia, is
about to fall into the Sheriff 5 hands
Stocks oi pig are still decreasing Petro!c'
I'M. is
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Can Grant improving.

NEW YORK, December S0.-Gsn. Grant
is greatly improved, although yet unable
to sleep,
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legal Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-THE
y PEOPLE Of THE LATE OF NETWORK vs. the
KNIfhEHBOCKEN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
So,f he ebv given that pursuance OF the Judgment
entered ia ms action On no 2ih day of December 1882
tho on Of the clerk Of schenectady county and
fumity with tho PROVISIONS Of order Of Supreme
CONT made ira said action The ath day ot January sS
aud lkew entered tho OC- u the Crrk
county, /. the Undersigned tha.lc4 H. RUSSELL as the "a
Of thc said tho
ptuy. located iu the city ~ York. hereby o1ur an
persons who have intend 10 claim OF any nature
Whaj+orycr whether based policy lie Insurance OF
upon other contract or liability Of kind against tho
SAM r ,ef Lie uSl Company against
The property or aNs"ts Of The sai Insurance company
my sell the receiver thereof exhibit their re-
rp-otyr claims with -tatome Of the aud character
thereof TO such receiver NY Office No 81 William
the fly Of NewI Ork before the jthdly Of An
gust 1888 and thereby make themselves parties 10 the 40
ton proof vi the corecess OF such made by
the oath Of The claimant or such other person shall have
knowledge OF the flcts.
And s persons hereby notified and required their
respective claims. who shall make default and fail ~ DO
within The time pIescTbec for thai purpose said order TO-
wit or before the l5tn daY " August 1888 be ure.
cuded from all benefit OF tho decree made this action and
from cipation in the distribution Of assets OF the
said bnickcrDOCEer Life Company under said de
cree.-Dsted New YOrk. January TO- 1881. ~
Jana larW30t CHARLES II. RUSSELL.
Receiver KnckerbocEcr Lie Insurance Company
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MOSAICS OF BIBLE HISTORY.

The Bbe Record with Illustrative Poeuc and Prose Sc
ections from Literature. by Marcus Wilson and
Robert Pieuou; Wilson In two volumes. 1-mo cloth. So
The historical connection OF the successive books "f tho
New Itstaents pointed out; tie circumstances
under which ;hey written described and the lead
ing characteristics cOucsey designated IN the spirit Of the
prevalent oithoIoxy with fuuess ommou-uratc with
!1iis Of ug volumes The prominent feature Of
tie woIk is ne introduction OF numerous wcclccci eX
tracts from modern authors especial " poets
peuucd immortal upon The great themes which dstn
gl she'd the lsh and Christian roigous.N. Y. Times
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COTTON MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL NAV 10 1880 D. Motion STEADY; MIA
ding Cpanda 58,oI; do. Orleans 5oisd Sale. 10 600
ipcuGrs 1000 bales Tor speculation export re
$40 bales, including $3.50 American
lands Low MidQnnP MAY June de1yerV Ess.
do 6ses4G also J5sa.d do Juy nn
August Jsd. also 0oia4d August and Hepten
Der delivery 5'e,d also Sd also G.d DO September ana
delivery. GRAD DO November and December de
livery, Jt-e.d. Futures Irregular.
LIVE POOOI- May lO.-l3u m..-CotIoh-The
day Included 100 Dalea ADercaE
LIVERPOOL May lO-3:3O ,. -Cotton-Futures-Up,and s
lures closed barely steady
GALVESTON. May 10-Cotton 1rm Midalng lOI.c Low
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SELECTIONS FROM THE POETRY or ROBERT
BROWNING. NIh Introduction hy EI,I,.B
GRANT WHITE. l2mO. PIP. xii, 2Gj. DOdd, Mead
d co.
This selection, including between fortr and fifty
pieces, has been made upon the judgment Of SIX or
seven of the poets adminng and sujious readers,
the result indicated 10y their sulrages being finally
submitted to the revision of the accomplished critic
who pens the introduction. A choice so determined
could hardly fail oil giving MS far samples of
Browuings best and most characteristic work and
also of the work In which he appeals most success
fully TO the taste aud understanding of educated
people. And so we look upon the publication of the
volume a good deed likely to break down some
prejudices to overcome some Intellectual laziuess
and to make a great poet loved by some who with
out such a help would not have taken The trouble
10 read hiH For that 1t is a trouble torcad Brown
ing probably none of US will deny. There is not
much of his latest or his most eugmatical writing
Ill the selection, and some may object 10 II Oh that
account. Bat Il seems to thai 1t shows very
clearly why Browning Is great, the secret of the
markable power which lie exercises over minds Of
the highest order This secret is moreover most
fOrclbly told in Mr. Richard Grant Whites acute
but enthusiastic introduction, in which the quail
ties of Browning's poetry are explained with the
precision and direotness of critic who quite sure
OF his own opinions. and able to give a reason for
them. The book, we must not omit to add is adj
miIably printed.
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Kidding. CSC: Good Ordinary eei net TeesiDts ee1
bales: to France bales; TO the Continent 23s3 bales
10 the UhanneL - bales coastuise. - bales; Sales
baes: STOCK 1884 bales ..,,. 80, .
rSBw.OHsaSa MAY lO-CotIon quiet hiddilne. Ioa,mo'
low Mddng eilrsc: Ordinary. 9tec; net receipts
LAO bales gross. FOL bales: exports coastWlse "
bales: % France - bales to the Continent = bales
Britain. 3s46l bales sales, LOU oaes las. even
ing - bales STOCK. ;59,95O bales. ..,,, -, .
NAV 1O-CortOn steadV: Mlddllng. lO'tac-i
Low Middng 81 tsc: Ordinary. 9ec. net receipts,
5-9 bales gross. Oil bales exports coastWlse, =
bales: 10 the COntnchL bales, sales, Lou O4cs' last
evening. bales. stock 2O396 bales
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A SEA QUEEN.
W. CLARK RUSsELL's NOVELS.

THE WRECK OF TIE " GROsvENOR" syo, paper
80 cents 40. paper. 10 cents.
A SAILORS SWEETHEART 40, iaIer, l. cents.
AN OCEAN FREELANCE. Alto, paper. 20 cents.
AULD LANG sYNE. 4to,I4per, 10 cents.
MY WATCH BELOW OR, YARNS SPUN WHEN OFF
DUTY. 40, paper, 20 cents.
THE LADY MAUD" Illustrated Alto paper 90 cents.
\ SEA QUEEN. lGno, cloth 81 4to paper, % cents
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DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.



AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans cave New York Via DesbrOsscs and COurtaltt
streets Ferries follows
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West lnl South, with Pullman
Palace talS AZ tclcd aui ~. daly, New YORK
and Chicago Limited Ot PIror Dmiu smoAins AMI sleep
ing arS at . 4. M 'av
"l.unspoI Lock Haven =. M p ms C0.Iy anu l.lsl'
ep m conn cting AZ CORY for Itu''luh PetIocu Ccu'
trt aud the OH Regions
Baltimore W lshingtOu and the ~outn lmtel a-lngto1
Express OF Pullman Palace cars daily except sun lay
a M arrive Washington IN itt-uAI, va B and T. 4
r at B. - AM $40 and p. and y algls
y. and q. r. r., aud y. m. and II night :,
sunday vi! H. and p r. r.. A. m, %. NJ aud l. A5ls
VIA - ana .. Il. r.. D. and II nlsht
for Atantlc CITY, sunday D - M anu D M "a
SUNDAYS . a m. Through car on l y. m. tram -...,-
only p. m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction anl ntermhia 91)lI
Railway ami AmbOy. . 4 II noon $50 ana u
on SUNDAY. a. m. Does not stOp ut Asbury Park .
LO1sO BROOKLYN Annex connect with All thrOus u ~,
stjerSey CITY 9aOuus speedy AMI direct transfer ''S
From PttsDurg. :2o AMI ll20 30 ani
LOGON. m daily. from Washington and Baltimore $50.
CIjUa M $50. $50, 93j. lo35 ant 1880 p m. sunday;
$50 GiOA m. 1855 and lO50p m. From Baltimore ~
y. M on sunday, 9:3JD From Philadelphia 3 81 9:-p.
6:3O $50 $40 $40 1910 ll4O m, l2O. ,. 500 20.
500 $50 80 93j. 1920 1875 and 1890 p NJ sunday
800. $40 $50. so ll;iO a. m" G2O. 1:3D 3d. lV-1'
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INpcss Trans New York VIA lesbIosses Courz
IdLdt-st. Ferries. as follows
(l5, TO $780, % and 10 Limitei IL M l. 3;2J }i)
d D. o. Z 5 aud . o. IN, and II night SUNDAYS D. ).
q lImltei, anu 10 j. m. L. J. !. and .. m all Ia
E1pIess Trains leave New YORK daily except sunday.
72Oa. H. And4.. n' fdanins through wa Trenton AL
Camdon -. 81, -, ..,-.-, 81. -, -
Returning Trans co. bto6 1 o5tIohs Faus
Limited Express l;5O nh /, 1. tj!j Linitodl 9.
$50 74J, and SO m. On sunday l2:Ol, SOD, SLOs
345 s3Oa III. 4. 52j Lmitei $780, 745, AMI & 20 m.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. "a M and 43o m lay
TcSet Oices 435 $40 and g44 Broadway Astor House
ana foot DesOrosses ANA CourtlaniJ sJA. COIIsL 4ni
Brooslyn station fOOtl FditoI.sL. BrooSlyn Nos
ia us Hudson ST. HObOken; 3Lstoa Jersey city
I'M ant Ticket ONCE No. Battery Place and Castle Car
,rr,,.,.u xv,, .au ,r An IenaAS
hasrage from hotels and Residences . ,,..oD
ILARLES l. PUGH, J. X "OOD.
n
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

FOR BRIDGEPORT and al points on HOU-
i SATONlC and NAUGATUCk BALBOA S-~tcsuers
leave CathcruesI at 1880 q. M, $50 D. l. 23st Els.
River $50 D. M. Fare lower than by Otucrr JIte.
FOR BOSTON.
The Ac, evening train. with trouC, slcepcrs.
leaves Grand Contra Depot 90 1874 week days and
sundays Morning tram 10 -. tickets -.
NEW.NOPK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAILROAD
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CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.

- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAo, ,,ly
Reduced fare % TO Boston tor nrstclass cAetS s''
specified gu then face. ..,,n AZ ! D. m.
Elegant steamers daily (Sundays excepIei trrfyar
from Pier SO North River foot OF Jayst, uOAos
III Boston Al "a. III. Tickets Tor sale al al P''"F
ULlCC@ a,a,parS le4ya
rnONlD tE LINE. for freight only. 20 n M.
fIOm PIER %. North River. foot OF Tlrlnra reot
daily Sundays excepted Tor Boston wa .Sr IeuL
j. w. POPPLE. Acting OenoIAI f"''0N"N' -'"
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STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTID MAKKETS.

| evening - bales. stock 2o396 bales
STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
! BALTIMORE. May lO.-Cotton Guler Miidiinys. lOAc.
Flour -ready Howard street and Western Saqerlao - 70
- 3g no E. ~ & 99 Ezra S ~ ~ IS as 80 DO KY
| Brands. ~ OJ96 -; Patapsco Family ~ -. Whe4:
a gS T6 MS S s2f so wesern Winter Red
; w%,e t5t ao Wow $50 Wcsron MyeG SPOT % 5
May. Gt'sc oats dn-9oul3elpi 81 @95e " ests5n
Kyo lrm. 7Og12c Hay quiet Prime u Choice Penn'ylvt
s-iol Bui.msats snou.dera .9l!l.c. Clear Fri, RID
sides p1c,eL 2el4 In iae1nTShoudeI' IVci CI p
hrea n ar. Butter. Western PAeSeL l7a22c: cream
S,eoc~fl5 ci-!51s. 6rinarg To- FHr 3 sc SUGAR" &
~of. fc CooUar Refined, l5c, WhsSe' - II heceipts
looo nU ry" goo N -40ments wheat. ZOO pu corn
EttiALo Nay l1-fo'iI Demand lea. ana m1iSe' n5n'
Whe-f 1g 5i i2' G,a', ine' II ' 49,
cars No. White Alcli'n IN stof" - ~ Loiu -'eady
5iisa c2c cars 30. on track. C2c 1000 bush sample
store o2lc oats quiet aud unchanged Barley unchanged
Fr,ghs 10 NeT.forS by rail- 9nch;need canal ifeisn,f
receipts. Flour, 1000 bbs; Wheat 100 Du-hi corr
15c.irt,- onr, . heat 5o0oT bush. com 1900
99 HE ZOO o pun oo S1' S1s 5aS saSy.
ii-.oo5 bush. Corn, $4,000 bush, oats 1000; Rye
May ioTne amount Of fron store May 6 o.
4G95OOJ bush: Bailey, lo2looO bush. Rye l.i.4.OOO
Eesuar Wheat was quio, during the greater portion Of
june While iuy tho yesterdays close;
%c higher for Arfu ana nepem9r t!'n Yesterday sales
~ lo@tl lo2 july II ly4atl TO- Agsu,G 81 loos
s, "a. on can tair. were 10000 bush. at 70 higher.
coiu-ony modci4t .pcc5vs business. feeling welLer
tc'' c",r ss.'' - a"} 10. Way ',-42; = 'Enei
ou caI tlo sacs were 5000 BUSH at unchanged Uicrs'
S s,I,. ,trI, ~ 900 ,,i.i m ir li,hrr For. mod
40 IUN %
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ICE PACK AND TUNDRA. An account Of the search
Tor The JeaEpGte &I4 d Journey iua2Hil -
HAS search; with maps and Illustrations. oyo,
10. 50. Charles ScIlDler's sons.
Those who have read Mr. elders account OF sle1g-
ing in the Arctic regions il quest OF the Franklin
records will need DO urging TO induce them 10 listen
as he relates from his excellent point of view the
always periodically interesting story Of the search
for the unfortunate Jeanette The narrative be-
gins on board the relief steamer Rodgers, June q.
1851. The steamer was then 1000 miles out from
San Francisco on its erraud OF mercy. The author
takes leave of bis readers on the ID Of August 1882
when, ms mission having been accomplished, he
had got as far as the Russian city of Nn-NOy-
gorOd his way back from the frozen North to
civilization. The thirteen months lying between
these two dates were Teplete with strange and ex-
citing incidents consequent upon such search IN
such region. Mr. Glider recounts these incidents
and those of only less interest growing out Of his
sedge journey II a plain, unvarnished manner. He
is clear concise, straightforward, AMI of his
pages glow withthe heat of overworked fancy
INA gination Realizing that he had much to tell
that the world would I've eager to hear he was con-
tent to tell it in the simplest manner. The book
has for a frcntispIcce capital picture from pho
togrdph, of the Jeaunette search parties IN "a
koutsk. and contains upward Of fifty other llust-a-
lions, the majority of which are well executed and
attractive The maps three in number. The
first shows the route OF the cruise of tie Ro gcr5 in
search of the Jeanette. in the Of 1851 the
second is devoted to The comparatively Unknown
WraUgel Island, and the third Is general map OF
Northern Siberia and Europe on which is traced the
authors route across the continent. We should
perhaps add this account OF the book that one Of
its covers is furnished with a remarkable winter
view which raises the doubt whether ornamental
lion in all cases really ornaments.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NFW.YoRy CITY.
Iafa-cttc ave. IS lot 81. 1uOr INTERCHANGEABLE
Merritt To Deborah smith ..-.-....-...... = 900
ct ii. assslrp- 10 y >uukins. lr..;.....-. 10000
referee to II 4 Cram. ......... $1,000
TigsIi 4 fia,e and vic to ) & wel,h..,.. $1,000
Ter and vile to w.ttcnbors. -. 1850
valentine Emile Ma, IN. $500
Srosc and wlfc 10 Rogers. 1920. $500
lst-ayc. cor of 10Th a. NlOu, Jessie Furlong,
referee 10 Ma,onsc. -. $500
smith ct a. to Netlser and 4Io.ile. 10000
kAinIiug and husband 10 " ~t,rlls -. 5000
llthst. e. 2l64 u W Of Aycr, l6.sxlO..3; Aug
Bersenor ana wife to WIN Boreener ..:....,.-, 5000
exc Itor Ct Al 70 lula Mclntyic ........ 100
Same property, Patrick MnAin, executor. ct al to
4cthsf s. 200 II " OF Gth.ayc LOOK 100 5trIcguar,
and Ira -GiSva q, -. - $4,000
lsrio sSsror Of stit 100 Ii@9j To- jalEbcad
irregular William Bayd referee, 10 FL MEGA
m ana! another Executors. o 900
2jth Il, G} n { 90 lstaye. 30Hl4 also 2jthst
100 Il e O ist-Ayc. l2IJ- q. WOmens' Prison As.
soelation ana Tom. 70 ea,l Il schultz -. 10000
18Th st, :. 90 # OF AycA 21I51.iI Irregular.
49,, Plat to aug Neyher, : 12eOO
70 sarah Bernhardt $1,000
KING ss .G SG william i.s5y,i to lso 1898! 1856
I'd. ave. =. 2l.3 ftDOf 10Th 81. 20 1910. Fred "
sAuor and VIE to Isaac sac Wesierteld ...., 1860
to RosinsEy i; -. 1900
ue GodschGudt aud another. $500
Renwick St No 2ni Brandt and another executors
90. TO WIN BgrGy =, a., 80: . 1900
FIX Keller and wife to Augusta L IshaIn. -.
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