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steady Rye flour quiet and easier at 81 5oa3 OK
Bnckw heat Hour choice very Ill. ~ at s. sO.S ii
Wheat, options fairly active and closed steady;
noIhlng I9lug for export: car lots firm; fre.h No.
g. 0Eal cSA; February 81 0jAal 05554; March
81 o77sal 07h April 81 coal 10; May 81 IlsSs
! 1lN Corn speculative market quiet, but ia.
nothing doing Tor export. Car lois STEADY; r s
cd mixed 5ic; sail mixed JanuxIy 5SL%a55sc.
February 6s1sHohc: March ecae.sssse: Aplil 6IEa
6lAc: May oth+a6sAc Oats Steady and MIN;
"rite 4214ai c; No. while Iic. Provisions active
and firm: new mes pork Sl6 75sl7 co. L'rd armcr:
sity refined lec: .team 9.Soa935c. Eggs scarce and
higher; extras 4pailc; lined SOC. IS .l.II7 :,
BALrftoEg, January :5-Flourq u!et aud steady;
Howard street and western superdne s.75it q: OK
TIA g. eoai 6: family 81 Is. Wheat western higher
closing dull; No. winter rcd spot s. O6sai Ok:
!snassry s. aU Cox bid: February 81 q bid March
trmer and dull: mixed spot and February GCc bid:
March e04aeiAc; steam, SIC asked. Oats quiet
WIN more 9rmness; western white Aye: Pennsyl.
v aGa e. . Eye 9niGt at GsaGc Hay quiet and easr
~ Gu. PROVISIONS nrm; mcss pork SIS 81. bulk
meats, shou!des and clear lib tides backed 7II.gs
Baeop shoulders nc; clear rib, sides GAc: hams
% lOA2?c creamery 25a5ec. Eggs very firm; iIcsh
SGc; pickle &c. Coffee easy and quiet; Rib car.
goes. ordinary. to fair lln!2Lc. Sugar s.esdy; A
soft nc. Whisky quiet at 81 lSal lsyS. -
!oi-kpo, January 2o.-WheAt quiet: No. white
q o, No; 9sc; No. red cash 0s1scssl Ci January
ss1Sc; February 99c March II o.: May 81 05; June
y % bld. Corn, duh: No. cash md January &c:
February 5ic May tS5lc bid: reIcctCd 81; ne grade
4GGc. Oats. quiet and tteady; 4 o. cusl, S7aS7Xc:
Jannsry S14c; May. ss14c asked; rejected S6lsec..
rye NO 2egilec: lover seed steady: pine cab
ClNciSSAIi. O., January 25.-Flout dul! and IN
charged: Wheat t.mcs; No y rci 81 DIAL O.; re-.
cefpts SEQ bushcl: shipments 5000 bu.hc 8, Corn
stronger; no J mixeo 50c Oats stronger at SIC.
rye steady at &c. Harley steady aud unchanged.
Pork quiet u. SIS 50Alb rs lard steady. at SOC.
BULK meats and bacon quic. and linchsnrrd.
WHISKY Aim al 81 IL Eli. In nniet and iinch
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MORE RAILROADS. {

And Some Other Corporations Chance
=, .i'' for Fight. .@ III Il
& r. T. Lowndes yesterday. fled with the
Secretary Of State the map and profile Of the
proposed Yves. Virginia &. Pennsylvania rail.
TOAD, Of which he Is President. The road
rucs up the east hide Of the Monongahela
river from the Pennsylvania line to Morgan.
town. The location claimed is precisely that
heretofore filed with tho Secretary BY the
West Virginia Midland Railroad Company,
The new claimant Is the road with which
Colonel Ben Wilson Is identified. The con.
dit,on Of alaira bodies very pretty contest
for possession OF tho coveted location, n, :
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The Patent Congress "Wsukinphast' shoe
for gentlemen. Tns is an improved congress
saiter made with tho elastic in the back
instead OF Il Q side, which insures perfec,
ut and solid comfort 10 the wesrer. Call and
see them before purchasing. L. V. BLOND.
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Pittsburgh and slcubenyille Bonds.

PitthbuYgh and Sicubenville Bonds.
:: PHlLADELrn1A, January 25.-The long
pending snit OF Gwynn & Fay, OF New
York, to recover 1000 bonds Of the Pitts
burgh & Steubenville Railroad Company,
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
has been closed by the decision Of the
Supreme Court in favor Of the plaintiffs.
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laid up I'LL yesterday; therefore, no mail
Thursday. Trains are running now on tins

q 8 slsst} r. ~ Nh Y Us ttI4
Il 10 likely the river will close here to-day
u the cold continues. p Yesterday some Of the
larger aslda Of Ice had hard work TO break
their way between the plers Of the bridge. }2
Mr.. John Jepson. father Of George Jepson,
the grocer, and Dr.. eam Jepson, Of Wheeling,
died laat night At l o'clock, In his 9lst year.
Mr.. Jepson was one Of the Oldest Inhabitants
Of 81. olalrsvllle, engaging in ths merchan.
dislng busine,s here In 1874 He has been
an invalid for q number Of years. and his
death OF old age came not unex peotedly.
His funeral will occur at r. N. Sunday. Z.
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SEVERAL ACCIDENTy.

A Horse Killed aud Sleigh De.
sg55. molished. ~ q o.
Yesterday as the passenger train on. the
p, W. & Ky. road which arrives here about
noon was passing beach Bottom, the engine
collided with horse. The horse belonged
to Robert Miller, who lives near the scene Of
the accident, aud was drawing sleigh, a son
OF Mr.. Miller's being the sole occupant OF
the vehicle. The horse IVES fractions, and
the driver not very skillful, and the animal
backed upon the track too olo.e to the engine
for the engineer TO avoid striking him. He
was thrown some distance and instantly kill
demolished. Young Miller. strange as 1t may
AN IRON EoorER's BAD FALL.
Yesterday forenoon John Doherty, work.
man In the employ OF D. W. Carroll & Co.,
Iron roof builders, Of Pittsburgh, was work
ing beneath the roof OF the Riverside furnace
casting room, at Benwood. and started 10 de.
scsnd by means Of rope, when the tackle
gave way, and he was precipitated to the
ground, a distance OF about forty feet. His
let! arm was broken, his head badly bruised
and cut. and he received some serious 10.
ternal injuries. He was removed to neigh
boring house, and Dr.. Ford summoned. BE
pronounced Doherty g injuries not fatal He
will be removed to his boarding hopss In the
Eighth ward as soon as his condition will
permit. w. - S.l.~
"A poy's TUMBLE.
Earl Goodwin. a Benwood boy, was seated
on his hobby horse at his psrenta' residence
yesterday forenoon, when be "losi his grip"
49, All A t. L.. Il :
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INDICATIONS.

Xxi WASHINGTON. D. O., January 2e.-1:3o a. y.
For TENNESSEE and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, variable winds, generally shifting
70 southwest slightly warmer, rising baron.
eter. ~ IN L
a For Lower Lakes, fair and warmer weather,
,southwesteEly winds, ritnig barometer.
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Surfing with Black Sheen,

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, January e5.-The
Birmingham rolling mills, which have been
idle for the last six months, start tomorrow
with non.union men. m h. "A
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SANTIAGO, DE Las VEGAS, CupA, Senior ssra.
fin Costales says: u was cured OF facial neu.
ra'gia, Of six months standing by few
applications OF St. Jacobs Oil, the great
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BnEMEE HAVEN, January 25.-The
steamship Neckar, from New York ior
Bremen, bearing the remains Of Herr Las
ker arrived to-day.
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Mr.. Cbas. J. Mayer will open daucing
class No. 2 Saturday, January %. at McLains
Hall, on Twelfth street, at 8 o'clock p. st. Mr..
Mayer will also open clasa for Indies at the
same place on Saturday afternoon at 2
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NEW FIRE IsIuRANcE COMPANY.

The Standard Fire Insurance company. OF
Wellsburg, was chartered yesterday BY secre.
tary Of State Stalnaker. The company Is 10
have ita principal office at Wellsburg, Brooke
county. $500 has been subscribed to the
capt al stock and $50 paid In, and the capital
may be increased TO $l00, 900. The shares are
$l0o each. and the following named gentle.
men hold one share each !: II. c. Ulric6, /, E.
Gurtiss, Thomas Everett, q. 9. Ltzear, j. B.
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MOal.

PIIlLADELrI'lA. Pa, January s5-Wool In I'm.
proved demand; Ohio, Pennsylvxni4 and Wcst vir.
saais MN a"a i.c extra 3sac medium
Syalvs soa1e %saS,c; NeS York. Michigan and Ia.
washed. combing SI1{c; tub wsshId 5 a4tc: New
Mexico and Colorado l6a21c pulled 3M33c. : - '
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U. 8. if6, coupons. -. 1911 ne I't's, ~ -
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Dry GOnslk,

NEW foEK, January Is y, brp,yn and co,orea
cottons demand good aud Gales large. In blrached
cottohh oiethte business All sea slnhtla special
tles IN goo movement. Dressg DDS and giEgIn,as
a t6n st5y we'll wo9leus IN msre inquiry. COT.
so aiA''' doing Eells Kentucky jeans { lily.
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AZ TnK latest novelty In bonnets has crown
Of. all gator skin. 81 lin wearing them tho
ladies take cold, z We cay to them confden.
italy there L. no better an9;. remedy for coughs
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: The signers Of tho above call are all Demo.
Gratis, and farmers who pay heavy taxes al.
ready and do not propose 70 have their lands
taxed to death. Il. .Asgrf8',
There is storm brewing which will not
burst in showers Of blessing upon the head Of
nnr H0urhOn launrnor ". = =. ---.u- : ~
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( The Penokee and Gogebic Development
company was yesterday chartered by pecre:
tary OF State 6taluaker. III proposes to run
telephone and railroad lines and do a mining
business. The headquarters are at New
York, but the field Of operations is not given,
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THE DAILY hARKEIS.

New ioEK, January .5.-Moucy easy at 11ss2 per.
cent; closed offered at * percent. Prime mercan.
tile paper 4a5H percent. sterling Exchange bank.
ers bills higher at si IS; demand 81 87}S. E..g'rJ
--------- = u 81
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Louis sold up ~ tol6,{, and Q, 9. G. IL 10 o.
Manhattan Elevator fell OF AZ 10 49H; do. new ~
aal ,Ool ,harQa. ~.
"a. .BrcnistuHs and Prov isions,

CHICAGO. January 3.-Flour dull and unchang.
Cd. Wheat active, d m and higher. opened Laxc
h Rhcr; advanced kc AduitiOnal declined 1hc syain
rallied nc, closed no higher than yesterday: salt
ranged: January 9lS.9233ssc. closed At O2{n92tkc:
February 9lka92skc, closed at ylISag!ssSo; March
0ss,91|Sc, close ! Ut o5,Sc; May DsEa093I, closed
At YoHc; June 81 GOAL OK. closed At & OiL; No
Chicago SpIlnk 9lSl,0!llc. closed at 9lr No. $,
1aASoc: No. 3 9ss99!. Corn III good demand !;
opened 10 higher, reccied 40; ilnctualed and
closed about ~ higher than yts.ct!l.y: cash b3a
eSSc closed o. 6SHc; January esaeS3Sc, closed at
ss3sc February 6s1ssSs5Sc closed n ta!sc: March
81 bs3SSc juno ts,4a59hc, eloed at bs,sc. oAls In
February y2ka3!1se; March aa 4sSSc closed al s:si
a317sc: April S4aS&c, coHd At Sc; May 8Gs,al7+c,
closed nj Sla37Hc Rye steady At 67,<c. Barley
firm Ut 60a62c. Fatsecd steady At q 81 on track.
Pork, demand active and prices advanced; opened
2sa3cc higher, reacted 20l45c rallied l21Salsa and
closed steady; chh Sib 7Dalb 70; jAnDnry blb 10:
February SIS t0il6t0, closed At 8lb 7jll6 March
SIS s5al6 w. closed nj SIS 92fil5 9J May 80 lOa
10 Is, closed a. SIS 2alb 3d. Lard I'll iaIr demand:
ADVANCED l0al5p but tho advance was not fully
maintained: cash C1a9 0yc: F. brnary o.
closed al g0sa9 07hc: March p.07Ia9 2Qc closed al
g.lbAg. l7c May 92ihs9 iCs CioStdut g.37kay. 400;
Junc9 42Ec. Bulk meats strong and higher; sh oul.
lcrs 70oc short RIB S45c; short clear S7Oc Butter
quiet and unchanged. Eggs, 82aa5c. Whisky
steady aud unchanged. GHll-Whc4t sales l..
49,, 0oI bushels February aud March dccliucd II;
May declined er. Corn, sales 6sa COO bushels; Fen.
t!lsry declined %f; May declined 9Gc. Oats siles
~ wv bushels; February advanced Lc: May Rd.
vanced &c. rorf, nalcs $500 pounds: May de.
clined 2hc. LAID, sales 1000 pounds May declined
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WANTED
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-FIVE ROOMS ~ :.
Pos.es sS%0 ESSS ff sSlus$ 4 No ~,
ia2S ~ ~ O. DVNANAi
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Cotton.

NEW foRK, January 25.-Co!ton srm a, 10 II .16a
10 ls.l6e; futures steady; January 1860; February
y !9 &c EsIch 70 SCI April 1oo2c May llcc: June
October lU.1Sc Nuvember l1fSc ~ II N.1'e'
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CHAS.N I1oUaHT0N, Ftq, lawyer, % tta.e
street, Boston. reports casa Of Salt Rheum under
bis observation for ten years, which covered the
methods Of treatment had been applied Without
bencfit. which WAS completely cured solely BY tho
Cittcuia Aemcd!es, leaving i clean aud healthy
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Mn, and Mrs EVERETT srEBBlNs, Belcher.
town. Mass, write: Our little boy wAs terribly If.
nlcted with .ct0fula, Salt kheln,. aud Erys pclis
ever since he Wal born, and nothing We COZ ID give
which gradually cured him, until no lis now al ialr
az any I,hlld, -' l1i y a'f lr7sg 1I Hl
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RAILWAY goSDs-Firm aud higher excep. West
Shore tv.s anu Nor hern Patilcs hist. The forme,
decined from sS1 10 Oh taies OF ,4s 900 shares
and me latter fiom 9sh 10 964A96HH. Transactions
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mome.er. as observed at schnept's drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday: !
fa4 1889. 9 1884
Z 4. Y. I'm. P.A.7P.x. 7A:A.l2A,SP,N.7
q ~ 81 q 80 o ia
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GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Rtpecat meeting OF the Stockholders Of The
uaion tliut Glass worSs" OF Mar u Ferry, Ohio
WIN be held on saturday, February &C. 1881 a. two
O'CLOCK r. " at III! wv McI ure uouse. cointr Of
Marktt aud Twelfth Irtels. Ia the city Of Wheel
Ing; and uoliceis bl.U het0uy glvea tha, al such
meedi Il rGoluiion viii be tlercd to reduce the
pa. value u enth SHARE OF the capital stock Of
The Union Fii,t hln,, Works from ne hundred
dollash to twenty five dollar, ior The puipse 0!
reducing tho ttlitai rio ( VI said corporation.
By order Of the Board Of pllectunot "lhe Union
Flint Glass NorkA"
sJsl3 az W. G HASDLtE President
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Petroleum,

OIL Ctr. Pa, January Is -Pct,olcum opened
a. q ioI; highest 81 lowest 81 1o; closed al
q saes 1881 t0) barrels: clearaiices ye ter.
day s.225C;o barrels huns Is ii bsrrls: thin.
ments 5000 barrels: charters 1000 barrels. -
BE4Dfokp. January 25-Crudc oil firm. Total
sales Ihursdsy 6ol,2l2 barrels: total shipments IT,.
lSo000 barrels - = - > s>".e" o
PITTSBURGH, Pa, January 25-Thc sf,eroon
session was active and firm; opened nj 81 ifsI
81 lGsz. = " VIZ s. 'D'' "a, A'
,d FaLTIxosE' January s5.-Pe:rocun dull aud
;, l EKW ., foEx. January 25.-Pe.roleum firm:
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H. +. CARPkNTER, Henderson. N. Y, cured OF
Psoriasis or Lcprosy, Of twenty yeirs standing. by
Cu,icura Remedies. The most wonderful cure III
record. A dustpaniul OF scales fell IT. IN him
daily. Physician aud his friends thought he must
die. euro Aworn 10 before justice oil the peace
and HendenOn's most prominent clllxens.
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CHICAGO, January 25.-The Drorers' Journal re.
ports: Live -Kecclpts y, O0J head; shinmenis
600 head; market lUc higher packing IS 80 6 70:
packing and shipping SC e9s6 10; ~ 81 co.'s 25'
Cattle-Receipt 1000 head: shipments $500 head;
20; common 10 medium IS OoA5 Is, shcepW
Receipts y eco head: shipments 1900 head: jpic,io,
70 f.its3 C0iSN cwt; medium 10 good 81 Cosb CO.:
choice to extra IS 30a6 20. TE1s 49, w.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. January 25.-Ca.,le market
day: receipts $50 bead; shipments i'4s5 head. Hog
market .ctiye; receipts . IDS head: shipments Ills
head Phiadel phtas 60 6eaG rs; YorEcts SO C0sG 10
sheep market Gull and prices a shade of from ye.
teloas' tcce'ph 2O head; shipments 800 head.
. CISclSNATI O., January 25.-Lire hrss strong
and higher common and light Ct 7saG 10; pxckinS
ana D9 an y Soa6 GO; receipts 500 head; thip.
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H ARDWARE STOCK.
VALUABLE FARM
FOR 9ATH.

Tho undersigned offers for Ealc bis Farm, situated
three miles cast Of St. tlairsyille and one mia
south Of the National Rosd. containing lC0 acre,
iSS under cultivation; has plenty o! good timber,
avae and Is ono OF the hes, il,ns H. ,hn, ut d
tue country. 1t contains one good dwelling houA
aud one tenement houke, with simple mud COME.
ntens 9utbuild ngs; has three good orchards d
such as pears, cherries, suincee, &C. &c
For particulars Inquire OF the undersigned Gu
Tie premises, OF address AZ 1t. Cle!nyille, u.
SAM UEL K. FlNNEY. ,
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NEW York, January oa-Flour steady; receipt,
good IS 25a3 20. Wheat, spot lots SalO higher:
options opened Aalc higher, subsequently lost the
ADVANCE, later stronger and ADVANCED lal closing
s!iong; receipts 81 Go bushels exports $1,000 bush.
oils; No. Chicago 99casl CO. No. 2 Milwaukee ST Is:
No spring 07tAoAc; No, . red January. sales32,.
Uoo bushels at OLAF 0S, closiug at 05 February.
.aes 4bi bushels at el 0i7al o. closing al 81 co.
aaroh sales bushels at 81 hal ts9s, clos.
Ing Ct 81 0S APP I'll. sales 81: ZOO buAels al 81 O9I
els nt 81 l2Hal lS5 closing ii 81 1915 June, sales
5000 bushels. NJ 81 bal II. eli sling al 81 il,
Corn. options otcned 1salc bete r, later declined
haMc. closing with RI csvery Of HsIsc; receipts
g ouS bushels exports 20 COO bashe Vi graded bia
&c; No; 9. bta5ikc: steamer tSsa59Xo No. 2 Jan.
6lha6l5z fcosnR at 81 Nc; February 81 fa61c, coI.
Ing ~ Gls4c; March 62aabS5c closi al CSC; Anil
6iH46tt.c May 6sssats51sc, eles,ng q, CSC Oats
Ac higher: receipts $500 bushels: exports 90
bushes; western mixed s9ailc: white western ia
&c. Hay In good d.maud. Coffee, optiors slightly
higher and lessactiye. Sugar dull. Molasscs eilet
aud unchanged. Rice firm and In moderate &c.
mand: Tal!ow quiet. Rosin dull and weak 1T
81 45al 50. Eggs hfm: western fresh S6,37c, Pork
stronger; new mess SIS Goals rs. Cut meats
nominal. Lerd higher: pine steam 927Xc: jan.
nary .9sa9.s2c; February 0 27a9.S5c: March 935a
o4lc; April 944a9.i7c May 9.t0a96ce. Butter dull
weak . |a =
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A poy's 7y4BLE,

Earl Goodwin. a Benwood boy, was seated
on his hobby horse at his psrents' residence
yesterday forenoon, when he "los. his grip
and fell 10 the floor, breaking an arm.
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STATE eEcuu71Es-steady.

srccKs-The market opened strong and price nd
vanced Y to TX percent, tho latter, Missouri Pa.
cite. subsequently, Northern tac!tic weaken.
Cd; common declining 10 M. pref=rred 10 Az
and Or gon Transconllncntal 10 l151. This cai,s.
ed a decline Of u 10 percent IN the general list
Between noon and 2 o'c ;0ck n 1rmcr feelt, pre-.
vailed. ana the best prices Of the day were htti ell
In some sto:ks. ReAdipg, however. was lower, sa,l.
ing down to SEX. New jersey Central was steady
throughout the day at 66aSsss Just before O'Clock
Northern p,citlc preferred broke to 40k and Orc.
gon 4 Transcnnuneutal 10 H. 1h~ former then &c.
covered to 42f and the latter to l75f. 80 lz1I1
= In tho lat hour 1t wa annouuccd TOE, west that
the railway managers n their COME, ence In capo
had been unable t. sgree, and atj .urned sine IT
Tho market then became weak and lower, yet ,he
decline was comparatively blight. Uni Il Pacific
fell of 10 Missouri Pacific 10 ST. Quincy 10 I20
Northwestern to ll:H Louisville l. Nashville to
q Tfanscontincnsal to II and Western uni:n 10
: As compared with las, nish.a close price. are X
AZ percent lower fNr Canadian Pacific ChIcsyo'
Darlington Quincy, Northwestern, 81. Paul,
AcknWauna, Denver. Louisville Il NASHVILLE Jer.
tey Central, Reading Manitoba, Union Pacific.
Wabash and Western Uniop,i apd Y 10 lHrerrcnt
higher for Cauada Southern, Northwestern prefer.
red. Rock hland. Illinois Centm,. Michigan Cen.
tral, karsss rcxas, New York Genital. Northern
Pacific percent lower at 20A, ORGAN & Transcou.
" percent At Tx ano OREGON EayIgl.
ton ~ percent at 8 ". Oregon Navigation re5e
TX TO s3S and broke u 20 md rallied 10 S0aSOs<,
Chicago, ST. Louis d pitsSursh tdvanccd ~ 10 Ia
and preferred dsclined 4 10 2953{.9 Minnesota 4 ST.
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MRs. 4. K. WlllPPLE, Decatur, Mich writes that
her face. head. and some parts Of her body were
alma raw. Head covered with scabs and Sore.
suffered ieaIfully aud tried everything. Perma.
nently cured by tho Cuticura Remedies from a
skin Humor. liGit. rs,Fd NJ d.. "r
Sold BY ali dluggls,s. Cutlcu,a, 10 cents. Rtsol.
vent, 81. Soap. . cGuta PorTHR DRUs AND CHEN
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-18
THE cRocER'S CLERK.
He Follows I'm the Footsteps of the
Fascinating Coachman-ssRless We

He Follows I'm the Footsteps of the
Fascinating Coachman-ssRIess We
MY Chfldren.o
NEW YORK, Sept 16.-Miss Roma Sickles,
daughter of the second wife Of the millionaire
George g. Sickles, of New Rochelle, who is
Gen. Sickles' father, left home Saturday,
came to New York, and was married tc
William e. Meade, a grocer's clerk, whose
sister is seamstress in the Sickles family
On being notified by the young lady her
parents accepted the situation and told the
couple to come home. The affair has just
been made public and caused quite a sensa
ton.
Mr. Sickles informed a reporter that he
was prepared to do the proper thing by biz
daughter and newly-acquired son. II viii
put as much money up as is necessary te
back Mr.. Meade in any business enterprise
In short, l am willing to back him to any
amount He has, believe, S., 900 of his own
and intends to start a grocery store on Third
avenue l viii furnish half the capital.
would do more if required. My daugh
ter is all right l have provided fol
her in my will to the extern
be comfortably fixed"
Mrs Meade is about 10 years old, tall and
handsome, with dark brown hair and blu,
eyes, and very pretty, generally speaking
Her husband has considerable native humor
and is said to be full of fun. 1t is stated tina
he has worked for some time at South Man
chester, Conn, with the Cheneys, and tina
he is telegraph operator
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-18
SHOT BIZ A TRAMP.
Mayor Robinson, of Charlotte, Mich.
Mortally Wounded.
The Assassin Believed to Have ReeH
Captured-Inhuman Treatment
of an Insane Woman
Her Loving Brother.

CHARLOTTE, Mich, Sept ls.-This city is
wild with excitement over the shooting NJ
Mayor Samuel Robinson, by a tramp, at
late hour Wednesday night. 1t appears that
after Mr.. Robinson retired he was startled
by some one at his bedroom window He
arose, stepped TO the door and orderad the
intruder to leave, whereupon two shots we're
fired at Robinson by the fellow, one Of which
entered his left breast The hue ami cry was
raised by the officers, and the citizens were al
once aroused, and after a search, man who
is supposed to be the assassin was found at the
Grand Trunk depot When taken into Gus
tody and placed in jail revolver and a
razor were found on his person, and the re-
volver carries the same sized ball as one Of
those which was fired at Robinson.
Mayor Robinsons condition is considered
critical, and the attending physicians do not
give his friends much encouragement Of his
recovery.