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DETERMINED TO DIE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NsOIoIOF.
81. Shoot. ll.r.,lf B.eaa,s nn au,1l "a Desert.
der, and Falling 10 XIII Hsr.slf D.eLvss her
IDtsr,lou to Try again, aad Rsdh.
all Efforts to DISlrm her.

Last evening shortly before eight o'clock
Mrs. Ann Hanson, who lives in Alley G, near
Tyenty.fint street, shot herself in the right
breast with suicidal intent. Ars.. Han
son was alone in the Eouss with her grand
mother and her little girl, aged about eight,
her husband, known as Gap" Hanson, hay
ing left her last Wednesday on Account OF
some family quarrel. II was on account Of
his desertion that the woman made the at
tempt on her life.
The ball entered the hsShy part Of the
breast near the right shoulder, but did not
produce dangerous wound, so far as could
be Judged last night. Mrs Hanson retained
the pistol With which abe fred the shot, and
refusing 10 surrender 1t 10 her grandmother,
the latter called In officer Barum. The des-
perate woman refused also 10 give the weapon
up to him, and declared her intention to re-
peat her attempt In the night.
Hanson and his wife have not lived to-
gether very happily for some time. The ,wo:
man 10 about IS years old, and not at all bad
looking. She has been married 10 Hanson
for some len years. Recently she visited
house on Twenty.third street where she said
he was with q woman, and entertained the
neighbors for several squares around with q
recital Of Hauson'S perfdy and her own yir.
tues, at the same time applying the vilest
epithets 10 the woman she suspected OF en-.
ticins her husband away. She was arrested
after seyera! hours OF this sort OF amusement,
and went away threatening 70 kill both Han
son and the other woman. Her sections last
night would indicate that she has changed
her mind by this time.
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cIrY MATrEEs.
Brief Notes ON Current Eyents Of Minor

'scHooI yoR SCANDAL" this evening.
TaE City Council meets this evening.
THE trial Of Bartlett @. Miller 10 set for to.
day in the Circuit Court
The Opera House Orchestra has received n
lot OF new music from Berlin.
TIE regular semi.monthly meeting OF
Council will be held this evening.
1HERE was only one case on the slate at
midnight for this mornings Police Court.
A EAIR and festival for the benefit Of the
Third Presbyterian church will 10 held In
Westwood's hall, Eighth ward, next Friday
and Saturday evenings.
A vERI large amount OF fteiHht PISSED over
the PitHburRh & Wheeling Division Of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad on sunday-both
East and West. Large quantities Of coke are
now coming TO this city by this route.
ARTICLES OF agreement have been signed
between Frank Truxel, OF Pittsburgh, and
Patrick Gaiely, OF Wheeling, TO run hum
dred yard foot race for SIS = slde, on the
Island, Tuesday, the 18th, at 2 o'clock P. N.
Patrick Collins Is stake holder and referee.
The following letters are unclaimed at the
Postoftict: N. II. Burner, J. Bogsrd, F. G..
Boas, VIM. N. Cherripgton, F. q. Oamm, p.
Hanke, Mary johnson, DR.. H. T. Jones,
George King, Charles Nolen, w. McCombs,
Peter steile. Miss Marah Smith, George
Underwood, Mrs. Maria L. Walter. George
Wood, Granvil Worrell, Carrie o. Wallace.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
q deed made December by William MyleS
aud wife 10 .steyle, in consideration Of 81, 200
for the south half OF the north 30 feet OF lot
90, at the corner OF Market and Twenty.tifth
streets. A deed made December s by A. h.
Klmmins aud wife to E. l.. ktmmins, in
consideration Of $l7, 600 for $50 acres Of land
In Triadelphia district. Deed made Dscem-
bHr s by E L. Kimmius and wife TO A. H.
Kimmins. In consideration Of $500 for lot
10 ct Elm Grove.
MADAME MAaIR GIRARD's English Novelty
Company, which opened at Charlie shay's
Theatre last night Is the best company 30 TAI
seen there. There arc shows to which moth
lug can draw the boys, but four horse. team
can't draw them away from this one aitei
they have been there once. The living sta:
uary, the sword and ladder and all the spe
cialty performances are really frstclass, anC
the whole entertainment artistic and pleas
ing in the extreme. Mr.. Shay Is TO be coz
graduated on such an engagement. The
houae WIS packed la5t night.
TER ISTELLIoEScER Jon PRINTING 0FEcl
executes all kinds Of Book and Job Printing
st the lowest prices. Call and get an est
mate.
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Tho why OF INC Tran.s esspr.

Several months $40 number OF women
were indicted in the Circuit Court for keep
ing houses Of Ill repute, and plead guilty.
They were fined, but the judgts gave warning
that hereafter any women convicted or plead
ing guilty Of this offsnse would be impris.
oned. At the present term Maggie Rouble,
Lou Rouble, Ann Wooster and Jennie Peter,
son were indicted on the same charge, and
yesterday they plead guilty. Judge
Jacob sentenced each to pay fine Of $50 and
be Imprisoned in the county jail for three
days. IN assessing this penalty he explained
that for the first conviction the law placed
the penalty at The diestetion Of the court, but
upon the second conviction tho least penalty
assessed would be one years impPlsonnent.
He warned the four women that II they ap'
peared again In court under the same charge
This wopId be their fate.
Maggie Rouble and Ann Wooster werc
each fined $40 in addition for selling liquor
yVfLhntlt license,
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RIVER NEWS.
General Notes about the Steamers Bank
Briefs.

General Notes about the Steamers Bank
Briefs.
The Diurnal, Chesapeake and Regular all
cleared this port in good shape yesterday
morning.
Ell Brown, of this city, Is a. present on
the Cincinnati and New Orleans packet
Guiding STIR.
The Elaine pssied down at o.. NJ, and tie
Dick Fulton passed up at that hour with
heavy tow Of slaves.
The river commenced rising Sunday even.
ing and last night the maiks INDICTED q
depth OF @ feet Q inches aud still rising slowly.
Business was dull.
Had there been water enough on satur.
day the st. Lawrence would have come out
OF Pittsburgh with 400 tons OF freight. As 1t
was, she had to rstuse StuG both there and
here.
Jacob Meglic, formerly engineer on the
Andes, who has been on the steamer lroh.
sIdts, had one OF his hands badly injured q
short time since and was compelled 10 quit
the boat at Cairo and 60 TO the Marine hospi.
tai for treatment.
The W. y. Chancellor will pass down
tomorrow morning en- route Tor the Kama
whs river. The Chancellor Is fixture ip tho
Pittsburgh and Kanawha river trade. This
Is IoI 70 5e Wonaeiea ~, nef .S Ss stas arc
Is jaunty, comfortable packet. Freight
should be on hand by this evening without
fail.
Inc Ahues ota hd nG W. ~ IN anandd tsn Ssr
AI ;tsSt srd ns.ssnnsr III hath bsne Isrye
This popular bteFn wheel PACKET will leave
this eyenipe at 3 O'clock ior Cincinnati
Cant. Charles MuhIeman 0 in command and
Msssrs. Noll and Knox do the honors In the
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is. ?. d 8. G. iEs.s. .1l9ls
q. p. bonds, iints.....116sS
IfiU, p, land Grants..leS
o. P, sinking iund,.11S
( Tex. Pac. land gr'tS. 81
lido Rio Grand dlv... 7%
egulaE.
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PERSONAL sIEsTION.

sews and Gossipin Reference TO Various
People.
N. J. Becker, chief engineer Of the p, @. &
St. L. railway, was 10 the city yesterday.
Miss yeney Dorsey, Of Powha'an, was In
the city yesterday. She has many admirers
here. -p
Miss Daisy oarothers, OF wellsburg, was
one OF the visitors to the city 10 see Rhea last
night.
Henry stamm, Esq, proprietor OF The
stqmm House, Is confined to his room with
what threatens 10 be severe illness.
Slate School Superintendent Butcher, U.
s. Marshal G. w. Atkinsop, and U. s. Com
missioner Hannibal Forbes left on the B. &
o. Last evening for Washington, D. @.
Col. Thomag Wilson, an old.time and pop.
ular mailer in the BellGire Nail Works, now
an extensive farmer in Dakota, will spend
the wiater In Wheeling.-Beliaire Tribune.
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the lsTELIlGESoER Jos OFFICE.
Good work guaranteed.
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Looking for Pittsburgh Thief.

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Di,patch says, in
an article on series Of burglsrles there on
Sunday:
was the greatest loser Of the day. She re.
ported that she had been robbed Of $3.50. She
says the robbery must have been committed
between aud IL o'clock, and the party who
did 1t must have been thoroughly familiar
with the premises The money was In q bu.
reau drawer which wal lot ksd, as was also
the room door. When she was ready TO re-
tire she found the drawer had been forced
open with ohisel, the goods scattered all
over the floor and the money gone. She in
formed the officers thatBhe suspected young
man who had stopped there, but when search
was made for him he had Aown. 1t was
afterwards ,s,ertained that he took ps:sage
on the st. Lawrence, and the Chief OF Police
at Wheeling was telephoned to detain the
boat and search for the party. BE failed 10
get him. however"
Captain Bennett found young man who
seemed 10 ansEer the description OF the thief,
but he easily proved that be was not the man
wanted, and was allowed 10 60.
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Giyesa Reporter Some Pointers on state
Fair Matters.

Giyesa Reporter Some Pointers on state
Fair Matters.
Col. Robert Campbell, who, until the cleo.
ton OF officers for the State Fair Association
held last week, has held the office Of Super
intendent Of Grounds, stopped reporter
yesterday for the purpose Of saying few
words about the article containing an account
OF the election thlt appeared in this paper.
He was under the impression that 1t reflected
on his management in the past. Said he
"In the frat place did not want the office
again and never asked for vote to place me
alton than any other man, and yet I'm un-
popular-and wby2 Simply because car
ried out the orders OF the Board aud allowed
no I olishness. I know the horsemen are
down on me because didn't let them use
the stalls as they pleased; because did not
let them smoke about the place or build fires
about straw stacks; because made them pay
their rents promptly. Why, Of all
classes OF meu IN the world, you have 10
watch horsemen the closest TO see that they
don't 10 ahead oil you Then because I
didn't approve certain articles some Of the
Directors sent over to be sold at Ru advance
on the regular price that was then being
asked, wasn't popular with some OF them.
I'm going to tell 'em 50 at the next Board
meeting, tSo. Then sgain, didn't recog-
nizs certain written passes given to friends
by the Directors, and that made me unpop.
ular. I wasn't going to have the Associa-
ton flooded with ps:sss; made 'em pay.
Then the hofssmsn talk about my knowing
nothing about taking care Of track. Blast
'em, msde that track and guess ought
to kaow something about it."
Col. Campbell's claim Is, and 1t Is fairly
backed up, that he has in the past DISCHARGED
the duties Of the office Of Superintendent full
| ~ as well as any man could have done, snd
that he was not a candidate for the ctfice
again,
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The China House OF jas. O. LESis & soss
AT ia. IS Wood street, Pittsburgh, Is fairly
resplendent with beautiful as well as useful
Holiday Gifts. Their stock comprises the
latest novelties 10 China and Porct lain, In
ported and Domestic Glassware. Lamps, DC.
In me useful line, their Decorated China and
Porcelain Dinner, Tea and Chamber sets can.
mot DO surpassed In variety aud beauty Of
design. Our readers should not fall to visit
thelf house and obtain their prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Do not forget the
place, No. Is Wood street. second door be-
ioH Fourth avenue.
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CouncIr committees.

The Committee on Streets and Alleys met
at the CITY Building last night. In regard
10 The resolution introduced In Council by
Mr.. Jones, OF the eeyenth ward, aud referred
Ia this committee, the members concluded to
report that the affair was infurmsI, = and the
Committee had no jurisdiction in the matter.
The committee adjourned 10 meet ut 10 A: N.
next Thursday, togo oyer the creek with Q
surveyor aud view the location OF the pro
posed extension Of Twenty.fourth street from
Woods 10 McColloch. ,t..
The Committees on Finance and Accounts.
Civ Prison and Fire Department also met
but only audited the monthly bills and
attended 10 routine business. vr
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Clarence Irwin has accepted petition on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad.
LII. @ Drennen, ECO, OF Minneapolis,
MINI, Is the guett Of his father, ]. H. DreE .
men, for few days.
The John Tomas will make trip 10 whesl.
ing tonight for the accommodation Of those
who want to see Rhea
The Bazaar was q great success socially,
and about $l75 was added to the fund Of the
Ladies' Union Benevolent Society.
Charlie Smith, travelling agent Of the Buck.
eye GlHg Works, left steyening for three
months trip throgsh TIE Solth, as AZ as
Texas.
Engineer Lash visa surveying for the ex,
tension OF Centre street 10 the new cemetery
yesterday. There Is house In the neighbour.
hood claimed BY several parties, which from
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NEv HoHK, peeemt4r 10 Petroleum I'm;
uniled 81 l6jS; refined SISa9zc.
HArrxoEE, ND, December Higher and lrn;
rehnCd S;SaS'
PnLADElrmA, rCCcmbcr lo,-Fetro!eum arm a.
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A certificate Of Incorporation was yester.
Lsy issued 10 the FAirinont, MorgantoWn 4
Pittsburgh Railroad Company, which pto'
poses 10 build railroad connecting these
points. Tho company hasa capital stock Of
81 .O0O. 200, In ahares Of 500 esch, Of which
sum 100000 has been subscribed. The in
corporatorn are James Morrow, is., OF Fsik'
mont, o, B. Carney. OF Fairmont, j: n.
Gould, OF Brsxlon county, Ashbel EAirchiId,
at Motgantown, .Johu 8. 8. Herr, Francis NJ.
Duybln and John w. Metop, OF Grafton.
ESch of these gentlemen holds 900 shares,
exceptIuR Mr.. Gould, who has zoe.
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kkEKAlt7VNU 18NHT NEtN6 TIN
RrATH sEcuRfr1u-Ouiet

sTocKS-Tho stock market at the opening was
70 Northern PaGIhce, Union Pacific, Northwestern
and later 10 Central Pacific. The decline was uu'
Questonably tho result Of the bear raid, 10 which
me RttAcis were directly and mainly hgaiutt the
ent evidence that large short Eales Of Union Pacific
aud Oregon & TranIc0ntinenlal were short sale. In
two houfs from 1880 until $50 the market was very
about o'clock, Of from 10 e per cent, the latter
on Northwestern to llSk, With Il per cent on
Union Pacific, 10 SIX; with y per cent on Canadian
Pacific 10 6G1<. After 2 O'Clock the market was
hour the market continued dull, but prices were
fraction better and few stocks were up 10 the
highest prices Of the day. The market closed quiet
and genoially firm.
IT. SnVant inns On M ShAreE
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The Nashville Jubilee Singers, Of Nashville
Uniyersity, Nashville, Tenn, give grand
concert In The First Baptist Church to.night:
They bayesuug,in nearly all the principal
cities OF the United States, aud are highly
spoken otby the press. Tley sing old pla1tG-
ton music, In naive costume; admission 80
cents; tickets at the door. All will be pleased
who come. :.
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Las! evenings stsubenyIlle Herald says:
Tbs telephone company ran their wir,s
through q tIsct OF land belonging 10 P. A.
Elson, at Mingo. cutting down trees, &c.
When Mr.. Elson inquired Of ths non their
authority iorthe work they said the Mayor
had given them permission. TIE Mayor be.
Ing interviewed said he bad done nothing oil
the kind, bal. cave Mr.. E'son authority 10
cut them doNa. Lis Honor, Mayor David
aimpsou. called ut the RSrald oIsce and cor.
roborated this statement, and Parker proposes
to cut the poles down unless he gets tatisfac.
lion. 80
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qhe qnteItigeuts'..
o0ice Mas. 20 and "a Fonrieeutn street,


Wanted-A Man in Wheeling.
B.zlar and Supper at U. T. Church.
81. Matthews Btzlar.
Fine Portrait Frames-E. L. Nicoll.
Spareribs ID. G. List, Jr.
Grand Fair OF 81. Johns Church.
J. 8. Rhodes & Co.-Extra Inducements In
Wraps.
Musical Goods-C bristmss, New Years.
Brass Fire sets-Nesbitt & Bro.
Holiday Goods-John Frledel-Fourth
Rattan Chairs for the Holidays-G. Msndsl
Dr.. John E. smith-Third page.
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CMcrSSATi, o., December I0.-Fl0ur steady and
unchanged. Wheat In iJir demand at q fC4al o.
Corn weak; old Sc asked. 4,ls sToug at SiaaSG
bye 6uISt sud arm vt Ole, B3rlDyin fair demand;
0xtrsEo. 8 all 60d6Ic. Pork higher At SIS o. Lard
neglected. Bulk mean and bacon nominal.
changed.
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MUSotE, December 10.-sanford Toll
committed suicide Exchanging himself In
his cell in Jail this morning. He was sem
fenced to two yRaFs in the penitentiary for
assault on the sheriff With intent to kill.
He 10 supposed 10 have been insane,
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TaE ladies OF the O. P. Church purpose
giving one Of their popular suppsIs on next
TUESDAY evening. The Bazaar 10 be held In
connection with the supper will sarpass ali
previous efforts in tois direction. Be on
hand and bring your friends,
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NEW York, December e.-FoliowIng the reduc.
ton Ia thpices Of bleachEd BOTTOMS there has been
n ne buEinesS, and some entirely cleaned up. In
brown aud coloTed cottons there has been FELT
trade but mostly 70 mPe calls Of current request,
Agents made the following reductions Whuregon
Whuregon No. ], &C Inch blsAched shlrtinGs &c.
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A SECOND invoice Of "Waukenphsst' shoes
and other styles, In gentlemen's fine band
and machine sewed shoes, Just received at
L. J, Blordis.-
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WARRINGTON.

WAsHrxeToN, D. O., December ll.-l:30 A.
M-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
slightly warmer, fair weather, variable winds,
falling barometer.
For the Lake Regions warmer fair weather,
southeasterly winds and lower barometer.
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There is no Time to be Wasted.

The cold weather is upon us, and
unless you want to 60 shiyering
you must buy warm, comfortable
Clothing. II You have not much
money to spare for them it will be
well IL you select carefully, both as
to price and quality. I make you
the following offer, and deem 1t TO
your advantage to accept same: AS
I opened here with an immense
stock Of goods, aud have constantly
beenreceiying large invoices since,
my line is necessarily large; and
as the end of the year is near Of
hand [ will reduce every article OF
Clothing in my stock 25 per cent
below former selling price. Come
and test for yourselves.
DAVID ASST,
80 TWELFTH STREET,
de4.rrt4s Clothier aud Furnisher.
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We waik IN tbs midst Of secrets, we are
encompassed with mystegiae, hut It 10 an
open secret that, there Is no remedy IL the
world 90 wonderful as Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for coughs and colds.
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Do NOT torture yourself longer by wearing
ill-atting shoes, but 20 Of onee and get pair
OF shoes that have both style and comfort
combined, ct L. J. Blopd's.
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Go 10 the Bazaar at The United Presbyts.
rian church this evening for frst class sup.
p0r. Only Is cents for supper.
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Hear aud See a.
The Jubilee Singers in the Fist Baptist
Church tonight.
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TFs ''oOoE'a Dallght"-l2lo Main utroat.

Go to the BszAr OF the United Presbyte.
rian church this evening Tor 6nt clats sup
per. 0nly % cents for supper.
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Go hear the Navhvllle Colored Jubilee
Singers 10 the First Baptist Church tonight
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NICE Christmas presents for lale at the
United Presbyterian church BsEaar tonight.
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Be sure and 80 to the Supper and Bsslar
at the U. P. Church next Tuesday evening.
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Tho following shows the range Of The Their.
mometer, as observed at Schnept'sdrug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
1882. 1859.
IA II 20 IS 10 81 80
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Music, sung by the Jubilee Singers TO-
night in native costume, In the First Baptist
Church tonight.
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LARGE stock OF Candies and Toys for
Ohristmas5i trade, at 9. 8. Feeny's, l4lO Main
street -
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Cotton,

NEw YORK, December lo-Coston dull and easy;
futures steady; December 1e.56C; January l06gc:
February l0.74c. March 11S9N April n.0ic; May
ll.lSc June n.Soc: July E.Alc; August ll.6lc; Sep
tAnnh0s
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The Hoyle.Jones Manufacturing Company,
which was incorporated Saturday under the
West Virginia laws. starts of ingood shape
with large amount OF the 500 600 capital
stock provided for by responsible parties.
An organic atom will soon be effected and the
building OF the Jones Patent threshing
machine commenced.
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GALL at G. 8. Fecny's, l4i0 Main street,
and see the large stock OF Candies and Toys
for Christmas trade.
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cHAscrs In Sabre Of the American Booth
may yet be had at A. FfarSheim's iewelry