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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03

fair % good sL@9c. Whisky-Steady at
81 "a Receipts-Flour.4 600 barrels; wheat
500 bushels: corn, 3,IO0 bushels; oats,
1880 bushels. Shipments-Corn, l''oc'
bushels.
BAIr1ioas, July 2.-Flour-Quiet; How
ard street and Western supertne IS Zog
4 90; extra "a 25@6 90; family s. $50
G %. Wheat-Western easier and quiet;
No. 2 winter red spot 81 l3H ssed; seller
July 81 Is bid; seller August 81 1850
! id5s; seller September 81 1901 81; seller
October 81 1s@1 1871; November 81 wv.
Corn-Western lower and dull; mixed sRot
57X@5Sc; seller July 5I%@5sAc; seller
August 592zc asked; seller September 59H
M6ic, sreamer GIG. Oats-Dull and lower
to selling; Western white 4l943c; mixed
3964l Rye-Dull al G5@6Sc. Hsy-Duii;
prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and Mary,
land So CO(Gl4 60. PIovisiOns-Easier and
oviet. Mess POrk-At BIS so. Buik Mea,~
Shoulders and clear rib sides packed ga
6g3Ic. Bacon Shoulders 3Hc; clear rio
sides 1910; hams 14A9lGc. Lard-Re,,
fined llhc. Butter-Quiet; Western packed
6X@lGc; Creamery lSGe3c. Eggs-LoWer
and weak at lie. Petrolenm-Nominal;
ordinary to fair, SH@9Kc. ~sugar-Steady;
4 soft SIC. Whisky-Steady and quiet
at 5: I6Iz@l y.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 2-Cotton-N0minally
unchanged. FloHr-Heavy; family 81 81
al So: fancy s. 00@5 so. Wheat-Dull
and nominal. Corn-Stsady at SIC spot;
52}E seller August; sc seller September.
Oats Quiet and steady at 35c. Rye,
Steady at 55Hc. Provisions-Very dull and
nominaliy unchanged. Whisky-Steady,
at 81 Is. Internationally unchanged.
Linseed Oil-Quiet at 5i@55c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, July Wheat - Dull and
lower; No. . red winter cash 81 06; seller
July SlO6II bid; Augusta 81 0SB; September
81 Of; October 81 ~; year 81 OG; Janu,
end lower; No. 2cash and seller July 49c;
August size asked; September SOC bid,
531lc asked. Oats-Dull; No, 2 year 5Sc
asked.
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Petroleum.

PITTSprRGH, July 2.-Petroleum-Dull;
United certificates weak; closed at 81 l5'-;
refined 712@7@sc, Philadelphia delivery.
Afternoon session very Iuiet and weak;
opened al 81 l5A; advanced to 81 lG;
declined and closed weak at 81 1873.
OLCITY, PA.,July 2.-Petroleum-Nalues
faltering; the market opened at 81 lGH;
reached 81 1873; closed at 81 10. Sales,
2,27l, 900 barrels.
This mornings Derrick, comparing the
field work for June with that of the same
month last year, shows 1859 wells, giving
20, It's barrels against 2,26S wells, giving
53, l5S barrels for June, 1882.
TITUsvILLE, July 2.-Petroleum-Opened
q. 81 1917; highest 81 1871; lowest 81 10:
closing at 81 1917. Shipments 1888 bar
rels; runs 5,l19 barrels; charters none.
BRADFORD, July 2.-Oil-Weak; opening
at ii l62Z; closing at 81 l5'4; highest 81
49,; lowest 81 1875; clearances 6,56S,00O
barrels.
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COusumpfIOn.

Consumption is often the result Of not
curing q cough or cold at the proper time.
People seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims 10 this terrible dis
ease. when il often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds asthma, whooping cough. Group, in.
tiuenZa, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs, r,e
Or. Bossnko's Cough and Lung Syrup. ar
infallible remedy for the above na.ned
diseases. Ask your druggist for it price
SOC. Sold by A. T. Young, c. M~oenkemil-
Ter and Logan Go.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHEELING pRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected by ISHAM & DIGBY, Produce
Commission Merchants. 1908 Main street.
These prices are based upon Sholesale lots
only. Allowances must be made for small
er lots.
Apples-seling at e. 9as 90 per Dbl: for com
mon; 50 UGIS y for fair 10 good; u GS3 70
for prime 10 choice: fancy 81 90.
B~utter-Duil; prime to choice ere lmery 2VS-
Csc: choice dairy ls@20c: common 10 falr 40
l6alSc; good 10 prime country roll llcsl2c;
eoIamon mixed stock SGlOc.
B~eeswaX-Is quoted at 3OgSZc perm.
Heans-Prin.e new nayies 81 ljg2 %; do
mediums g. lp12 ~; marrow fat e. lima
beans 5I@6c per n. lu good demand
~Cheese-Sales in a joobing way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at Sgl2hc; New YORK Go.
slen l451ml5c; SweitZer l59l6c; Limoerger IL
@l5c.
Dried Ffuit-Ncw evaporated pared peaches
29@S2c unpartd do. l5glbc; raspberrlss $40
SIC; black6erries lUc. New sun dried-Apples
quarters &c; sliced Sagc; peaches new halves
6A9TAc; do quarters 5Ha61sc; do pared l5aioc;
do blackberries &c; do raspberries 3isS5c;
pitted cherries 27a29c. New evaporated APP
pies i5al7c. Apples very slow.
Dressed Hogs-SaS%c per 10.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock, fair demand al
l5@lbc per dozen.
ages 4a5c more in small lots.
Foreign Fruits Florida oranges :, Oa1 W
per box; MesSina do g I5aS w; valencia DO
IS 0aI 81 per case; jamaica do 20 VOao ~ per
ODl. lhCNSAlld ltllAOiH ~ 'NNf ~
Honey-Choice white clover 25a2oc: cholce
onions-Choice yellow s. so per Dbl: choice
vel ow T0aS0c per bu; onion sets y 71a3 %.
PeRs-Green 81 Oal 10 per bushel; split ga
SIC per n.
in a Iobbing way Sc. Jersey Sweets IS SGa
8 IS per Dbl; demand slow Old about out o
market.
Poultry-Live chickens So 5OaS IS per dozen
for old spring CHECKERS 50 NdS q; dressed
chickens lSal4c; dressed turkeys l6alSc. De-
mapu good for live. q,
RagseAre steady at lAa2c for white mixed
cotton; lalHc for all wool and lAal4c for
mixed.
S~eeds-Sales OF timothy seed at So LOAF %
per buShel; clover small seed S. 0OaS ~; large
IS 75a9 0, as to quality.
Sweet C~ider-Sand refined 81 OOa9 ~ per Dbl:
country s6aS; crab $40.
Sweet Corn-Is quoted at i%a5c per 10.
Ta~llow-COuntry 6Ra7c; city SAaSI2c.
Green Stuff-Strawberries Safe per box;
peas 81 coal % per half barrel; cucumber
s. OOm2 80 per buShel box; string beans g OoG
2 Is per bushel box; cabbage = W, per
box: Bermuda onions 81 80 Per box; southern
potatoes So "a % per barrel; southern toma,
toes 81 5O@2 % per bushel; green onions and
radishes ga lUc per dozen punches.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, July DRY Goods-The
exports of domestic Cottons for the past
week were 3,0i3 packages; since hrst
January, 50, 700, against S2,'t2f same tune
last wear, and 81, SCI same time in 1851.
There has been no settled request but an
irregular demand by some markets for re-
Iassortments Of summer stuifs; also for some
staples, which has given a fair total Of sales.
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one Of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses in the United States, an 4
has been used for forty years with nsver-
failing success by millions Of mother for
their children. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoa, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. By
giving health &c the child relieves the
mother. PSice % cents q bottle.
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-THE STOCK AND GOOD
Il VII OF = wei ~eguippeI Job Printing
to suit. For further particulars enquiry Of W.
J. Coroeti, agent, stSunday Leaders fHc~. ocl'
A y EXCELLENT OPPpRrUSirN-A
"A trst-class drug business, esiAnlt>het ,his
last twenty nve years, IL now cTanrG on
liberal terms. satisfactory reasons for rli.
ing will De- given. Parties Siil address Ia per.
son q: 10y mali, Z. 4. SchaafeT & To. Real
Estate agents. Telephone Cos. mrc-h
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H0oe Ite0A
-nAn your own fault
(3ax hon hekfAn that ne yef-fnl.

Gel hop betters that nevef-faiL.
The weakest woman. smallest child, and
sickest invalid can use hop bitters with
safety and great good.
Old men lettering around from Rheums.
tism, kidney trouble or any weakness will
be almost new BY using hop bitters.
Ny wife and daughter were made healthy
by the use OF hop bitters and I recommend
them to my reople.-Methodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor ~ hop
Bitters are not b best family medicine
On earth.
Malarial fever, Ague and Biliousness will
ltave every n~eighborhccd as soon g hop
bittsrs arrive.
my mother drove the paralysis aud neu.
ralgia sll out Of her system with hop DIT.
ters.'-E6. oswego Bun.
Keep the kIdneys healthy with hop bit.
tiers ard you need not fear sickness.
Ice water !s rendered harmless and more
refreshing and nsyiving with hop bitters In
'Et viSor OF youth for the aged and innrm
in hop b!ite:s.
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Com mis.ioncr's Notice,
In tic Munirlral Court Of Wheeling:
T.. MtLdel, Booth $50,

In tic MuniciraI Court ~ Wheeling:
T.. MtLdel, ByOtE CO.,
~.
Jarob Watson and J.. Mccullough.
BY virtue @! an order Of reference entered In
the above entitled cause On the first day Of
June, issi IL - cferred ~ the undersigned
Commissioners OF H.. said court TO ASCERTAIN
and rspo all n" liens upon the real estate
- NJ sn'd Jacob Wa'son, In the bll men
TONED. ia" EEtn.sO f trc owners of.Dch liens
and thrlI amount aud priofiiles; what real
estate lie said Jacob watson u ppr Sessef OF
or entitled 10. and the liens thereon and the
owD-:s thereof and I heir piort,ie'.
Said cOrnmis >Ongr snail also rDpprt Va
matter deeIuei perIDent ny himself OJ re-
guired by aBy party 10 lie reported.
Notice IL GereJy given that the undersign
81 has fixed IpJn Friday, July ~, lstJ, com.
uencinC q, s. o'clock q. m, n the time and
bis Office. No. 10 chapilne street, In the city
OF Wheeling W. "a, A. the place al which he
will FRO, ed 10 asc. Ttt!n aud report the seG.
eIal T. alter n the said order Of reference re-
quirsJ.
l.s. JCSEfH r PAUL.,
Commissioned.
" r Yam. ErI TO- commit
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Rev. T. J. REILLY, Fayetteville, Ark,
Says ~ used Browns Iron Bitters for indi-
gestion sn6 as q preventive OF chils with
entire satisfaction"
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FoR REhT.

aDIANo FOR RENT-A NICE : OCTAVE
L Piano in good orc or, for rent on rsASon.
able terms AT Wilson & Barmer'A spi<
TCR RENT MY RESIDENCE. Nc. irT
II tfarl,re st.eet. Possession given nrt
OF October. NRS. JOHN REip, lR-
lurSa
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= rF from Youthful Imprudence
NNJ1NHnHS causing Nervous Debility,
EUilOlVIO mental and physical weak
* Nu!uaDIe Information for home cure
CDCE Usad . wears sue
.r,,v Dr. A.G. GnLl, Olin~, OON2EChicago
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He ReDeatS the Remark.

"Will you please repeat that remark hr
Mathison?"
Turning so as 10 look your representative
~squarely in the face, the head OF the house OF
Soren Mathison Il Co., Pharmacists, No. 1907
State street, Marble Block. Chicago, replied:
ayes, sir, with pleasure. Ny remark wasthat
we consider Parker'SGinger .Tonir,no called
PaIker's Tonic, the best article OF its KIND in
the market. Our sales for the last six months
tell the whole story and settle tue question
The Tonic, liKe a good dinner. carries is own
Recommendation with IL. It's bound &c sweep
the West like a prairie on fire. In cases OF
rheumatism, dyspepsia and liver and kidney
troubles Il scores success ant wins friends
every day"
Hiscox & Co. beg 10 call public attention TO
the fact that hereafter Parker Ginger Tonic
will be advertised and sold simply UNDER the
name of Parker's Tonic. We make this
change for the reason hat unprincipled deal.
ers are constantly deceiving their customers
by substituting inferior preparations under
the name Of ginger and a. gingeris really an
urimportsnt navoripg ingredient we drop
the misleading word.
There is no chaLge, however, In the pre-
PARTON itself, and all bottles in the hands
Of dealers, wrapped under the name OF Park
eris Ginger Tonic. contain the genuine msdi.
cine II the facsimile signature OF Hiscox q
Co. Is al the bottom Of the outside wrapper.
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". T. Franc. Wi. for complr.
NOTICE 10 LES HOLrERa.

To all persons holding Hens by payment ~
Ufherwise. on ia. rcal esiate, or cay poruot
thereof. az George v a'spD
In puisuance of n decfes ~ IN. Municipal
COur' OF Wheeling. male In sesuys thsrelI
pending, Ia subject the real estate ~ the s$id
S,orge Watson To the sstisfactioy OF the Iisns
theron, you are hereby required tO pfe~nt
ella. ms held by YOU a u ssnL ~ ycI sgrinst
the said George wsuoD, which are lisns vn
his rss,l estate OF any psrt ~ ~. for Aftibirs-
ton Ia m. AT my once, No. I'D Chspilhs
street, IN the city Of wheeling, Dhi, county,
West virginia, o, or before Pnds-. July u.
20
Given under my hand this l2th !a,.of J9nr,
.r3. JOSEPH IL PAUL..
jusI21hvt 'ofn 70 is-iOrsr.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDaily except Sunday
tS~teubepyille Observation-Disclosures train
during the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellatre, stopPius
willie, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
sMassillon Accommodation.
sSt. Clairsville accommodation.
ICam bridge Local, daily except Sunday.
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Commissioners Motto g.

~ w i" ,'hfh w 1900
n. Kuhn, J..
~. In chancery.
rs virtue Of IN order 81 reference entered
In the above entitled cause On the first day OF
June. Is3, II IN referred TAI the undersigned
com missioner - .ho said court - rscef In
ard report oil the Iisn- upon the 2 nj estate
nyned by George Watson In tho bill men
toned. the names Of the ovn ~ >urn liens,
Their amounts and prioriiies, what real c.tAis
the said George Watson q. poN>"s~sfo ' ofsn'
Titled 10 ard the liens thereon. their snonns
and prlOriiie,.
Also any other matter deemed pertinent by
the cnmrnis.ioucr orr.Iuirsd by either psIiJ.
Soticr T. hereby given that The undrrsiEos'
has n,ed mon friday. the 18Th day VI Jul'.
IEs3, commencing nj 2 O'Clock . m. ~ tho
time md his Office. 30. Ian IhapiiDs strSst.
IN he city OF wheeling, ". Va, "a the pl zee
~ which he will proceed o. ascertain aud ~.
IoTt the several mattors In the said order ~
reference REQUIRED.
is.3, JOSEPH X PAULA.
Commissioned.
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Insane and a Beggar.

Some of Lucy's habits are very singu-
lar. For years she haunted the banks
of this city, continually inquiring for
remittanceS that never came. Finally
she a V this up and took to borrowing
or trying TO borrow, small sums OF
money. Her usual n was to ELL
ter a store when the proprietor was
most busily engaged, apologize for her
intrusion in q lady-like manner and
ask for the loan of from twenty-five
cents to 81. Never more than that and
never less. A refusal had no effect, IS
she would return the next day with an
apology and a similar request. She has
frequently been To New York, and sew
eral wears ago she went to Washington
to see certain members Of Congress
about a subsidy which she claimed she
was entitled to as an authOreSs. Ii is 4
mystery how she obtained money for
her travels. Some say h did not Use
any money st all, but trusted to the gal
lantry of conductors not to put her OIL
their trains between the stations, and
when she had gone as far as possible on
one train she would patiently await the
arrival of the next.
Some of her vagaries are shown by
an incident that happened here i've or
six years ago Theodore Tilton was to
lecture one evening, and she took her
stand at the foot of the stairs awaiting
his coming. When he appeared, in
company with several men, she went
toward him, tOIched him on the Shout
der and said:
"Mr. TiltOn, | want you to pay me
the money you owe me-"
Tiltou was SO astonished that for some
time he was unable to say anything,
but at length asked her for what he Was
indebted to her.
"Eou have been using my lecture long
enough" she replied, 'ald now | want
YOU to pay me for it.
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-sBATE'S SPECIFICS !A

9 .,1,,I tom fourutR used BY an eminent PhySeta'
dung 20 yelrs sueeesst9iPeerce
Sreclhc No. l.-Gqaranieed TO SfScta radical
81 ~ STNctfOn Of the Blood. whether ScrOtu-
~ Sus mr. ,cyuirrd. skin diseases, ptmples. moth patches
&c AZ Permanently cured % Bate ssPecitc No. 4.
Srac,hc No. 2.-Cures SEMINAL WENKSEsS
SLT. pERILITY, from Youthful lndtScretionS OF
SNg.cs p-rducing Exhausted Vitality and Loss OF
NsDnooi This remedy Is uneQualled 10 the cure OF
Isesr complaints. IL i q powerful stimulus TO the
sssaErnsd Nervous system, assists Nature 10 rcneS
80 sT-Tncth an yigOr OF the Gcbtlitated organs, aud
elects a radical eUTe. Price, tLO
Snsrifc No. l.-Oi."s instant relef aud per
SPI cHrTs rheumatism. Price, En
Specific No. ga positive cure Tor all weak
S,ij nv Druggists or sent or receipt OF price BY
" late. 81 Y Clark St, Chicago.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR!
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
First Class Brick Dwelling and Store Room

TN A THRIVING PLACE. THE UNDER
signed ofer at private sale the well.
.Epown store room and dwelling house com.
Va, the sand occupant doing Q large and pre-
ftable business: the store room lA feet long
and 2 feet wide; hall Of said room shelved
counters on both sides, open front With Lar e
the dwelling house, containing rooms sn1
kitchen, all fitted up IN the best OF style, rpof
ofthe building Is GOV cred Win iron and IN.
II il considered q Of the best location Ia
Town for groceries, dry goods, drug store, res-
taurant, or hardware store, as we'll as a pis4s'
ant dwelling place. satisfactory reasons
given for sell ng. Terms Of sale cn easy Iay.
ments. Possession given In 60 daysafter @''s.
For further particulars address
msqTrbd J. DUvAL6 SOy.
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nEXIITY For infantile and Birth
oGAS Humors, Rough, Chapped
CnKD or Greasy Skin, Black
0OkA1 heads, Pimples and Skin
Blemishes, use Cuticura Soap, an exquisite
Skin Beauiifier and Toilet, Bath and Nursery
Sanative, fragrant with delicious flower odors
and Cuticura healing balsams.
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MEDIcAL...



have been afflicted for twenty years with
an obstinate K disease, called by some NJ.
DIS Psoriasis, and Others Lsprosy, coIninenc-
ing on my scalp, and in spite OF all l could do,
with the help of the most skilful doctors, IL
slowly but surely extended until q year ago
this winter IL covered my entire person in
form of dry scales For the last three years.
have been unable to do any labor and suffer.
ing intensely all she time. Every morning
taken from the sheetof my bed, some OF them
half e. large rs the envelope containing this
letter. In the latter part OF winter my kin
e conn need, c,SSekiS nsE pen pc ,,d ! sFied IL every very
suJ any relief. The 18th OF June / started
West IN hopes 1 could reach the Hot Springs.
| reached Detroit a III was 50 low | thought
l got as far as Lansing, Mich, where l had a
sister living. One d.. treated me about
two weeks, but did me no good. Although
Ihad Blt a short time 10 live. l earnestly
prayed 70 die. Cracked through the skin n!
over my bsck, across my ribs: arms, hands.
limits, feet badly swollen; toe-naiis came on;
t~pger-nails dead and hard AS bone: hairdead.
dry and GteleSs AZ old straw. q my God! how
/ Gid suffer. My sister, Mrs. Ell Davis. had
a small part of II box OF Cuticura in tue mouse
She wouldn't give IN. Said.-"Ne will try
Cutlcura." some was applied on one hand
and arm. Eureka! There was relief! stopped
20. They immediately got the Cuticura Re-
solvent, Cuticura, and Soap. i commenced
by taking one tablespoonful OF Resolyent
three times a day after meals. had a bath
Cuticura Soap freely applied Cuticura morn.
ing and evening. Result, returned to my home
in Just six weeks from time l left, n my
skin az smooth as this sheet OF paper.
HIRAM F.. CARPENTER.
HENDERSON, Jefferson CO., N. Y.
Sworn 10 before me this 10th day OF Janu.
airy, 1850. y. NJ. L.EFFINGWELL,
Justice OF the Peace.
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NOTICE TO Lrl.N HOLDERS.

To O ! PERSONS Il ,idIng liens qy judgment or
otherwise on the real es:ate. or any part
thereof, Of Jacob Walton:
In pursua,c OF q decree OF the Nualcl pai
Court Of v heeliDg z, In Ohio county. IVES Nir.
gfnia, made In q cause therein pending 10
subject the real estate Of the said Jacob Wa~
son to the satlSiaction 81 the liens thereon.
yoG are hereby required TO present all claims
held by you and Zach ~ you against the satd
Jacob Watson, which are liens on hts reai
me, al my office, &c. VI Chapline street In
The city Of Wheeling, VI. Va, on or before
Friday. July u, lSi.
Given Uuder my hand thist2th day o. June
ls3. JOSEPH n PAULL-
jel3oawt commissioner
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BELLE TO BEGGAR.
Downfall of a Woman Who Mas En-
qaqed TO Chief Justice Chase.
An Authoress and a Daughter Of an Officer
of the Revolutionary War Wan
dering in Quest Of Bread,

\ correspondent writing from Clean,
y. u, to the Philadelphia Press, says:
While in New York the ether day
your correspondent noticed a gray
haired woman begging at the foot of
the steps leading to the Fourteenth
street station of the Sixth Avenue
Elevated Road. \ gentleman who
was with me said that the w0man's
name was Lucy +. Maclem, and that
she was a person of literary tendencies.
Residents of the place recOguizs in
the name q singular and unhappy
woman well-known here, whose
strange actions have caused much
comment. Her mania for hustle is a
predominant characteristic of her
wardrobe. In summer and winter
alike she wore a dark calico dress, with
a long full skirt and a waist of a style
in vogue twenty or twenty-five years
ago. She is tall and in other days
doubtless graceful.
Fretty. E6lenIeu anu 6ay-
The was the daughter of Captain
Maclem, who served in the revolution
airy war, and who afterward moved
with his family to Ohio, and from there
to Springville, Erie county, in this
State. Lucy Maclem and her sister
Sara moved from there about twenty
a. x.a go -, "a prn IN fhil nlann NNhan tho
two girls were young Lucy was q great
belle, was very pretty, talented and gay,
and her admirers were many. She
wrote poetry of some merit, as the
pages of "Graham," "Godey" and the
"knickerbOcker" testified. One of her
best pieces was a satire on a school
master, who in some manner had given
her oftense. II had a great run in the
newspapers of that day. She had a
wide correspondence with men of let
tiers, and, among others, with Mr..
LOngfellow.
She became acquainted with the late
Chief Justice Salmon y. Chase in the
bloom of her youth, and the friendship
established terminated in an engage
ment of marriage. Correspondence con-
tinued between the two for some time,
when suddenly the letters ceased. The
reason of this Lucy would never disclose,
but il was not very long after this that
her friends noticed that her actions
were very strange. She manifested
more and more crazy impulses, until
finally she became hOpeleSsly insane.
For twenty years she has wandered
aimlessly. dependent upon tue charity
of her sister Sara.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
NLFREp CALDWELL.

]. Samu.I r. Mrcolloch. el"Ek Of said court.
certify that bond with sccur y has been
given by the above. AN iIef'sI commits.
nine thoussnd I.g,nyp dollar, as provides Tor
In said decree. SAMIL d, McNOLLOrH,
Wheeling. Jane !, IsJ. CloTk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03

The pubhr W~raquotof odrsfaAy T. nots> ths
,eu md enlarged Sch,EsS 10 b. d,1pB nS,n.ly.
SSCAP1rAL PKIZE. . $500. -
Ticket only o.. SHARES IN pfoportioo.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-02-17

Mr.. VIM. Dunlap, postmaster
and leading merchant at the \. P.
Junction, made us a very pleasant
call last Tuesday, not simply because
he made a substantial deposit on the
TINES account and left an order for
job work, but because he is an intelIi-
gent, live business man, ond gentle
man it is always a pleasure to meet.
His faith IN Superior Is boundless, and
he thinks we will have the Manitoba
road this year without doubt.