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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-03

NEW YORK, sept Q.
No important wells IN the oil rcgio ns are due
Tor ten days The speculation IN pipe Inc ccracite- 10"
dov apau wa. confined % local traders. There arc ndi
cations that the recent ofthc murct encouraging
the creation of lrgcr short interest but the "buils
appear be- ul poscd for the moment TO make any I'M
portant movement From 8s7s as9is cents prices de-
cliued 20 s-s cents better tone characterized the
afternoon dcaugsaud the market improved 10 s97s cents
The close hnn.
Applications have been received AZ the Ncw-York
Petroleum Exchange for the 100 seats viii h the man
ager- were given authority 10 dispose OF at $3.50 a
head t. the number Of 10. Apparently the proposed
listing Of stocks AZ the Exchange ii. attracting new
mcmDerA
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings were
70 lows:
~.
I Onsnine o1g on4
I ST. 100 - 80 .
Lowest. --.........- --..------.- sss SSs
al $500 -- i
go barrels 100 ...-...... A4jOOOO 1856 600
Cjsarascrs Yesterday S45z5OD 125l0OOO
The .eAr.nces elsewhere were; Oh CITY, 7.Os4,OOO;
Bradford. j,57- 600, and PttsDurS 5|o4OOO barrels
Refined oil was unchanged
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Street Ferries IS follows
ego % $40 4ad % Limited l.. 1l10 N. !, 100
$40 l. D. D. r.. and and l. night Sundays, "a =
Llmitof and u A. o, = and p M, ARD II uizht.
Trains leaving New-furs daily. except sunday p.3O, \.
e;a0aud ll:o A. m l. 2 4, and ? No. connect az ITen
f0r tRmdou.
Returning trains Broadst station Philadelphia I20
3L5. SO g. $50 except Monday, 500 .il, 500 $50
and DE-. Iil'rel FKpres4 1880 suf $50 p.
3. D. q. ESQ, Tao AS and m on SUNDAY @Oi 3l5
so T. & 3 $50 q. m. 900 Limited, 1iA, 40 -
end p Leav" Philadelphia VA Camden 80 a u.
daily rept sunday
Ticket oHecs t3i. $50. and "a Rroadvav. Asor Hons,
an foof Of and t0rt1nit streets Courl
and BROOKLYN Annex station foot NJ fultOn.sr.
brook IN. BUSH. U1te. U0ho1rni station Jer,-y city
Emerant Ticket Oce so Battery Place aud Castle sag
Den. ,-...,. 60
O'N ia Ri h. rCGi. r. WOOD.
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SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINE.

CHARtKsToy sept 2--Turpentine quiet at 29c DID
saVasXhs sept 2-Turpentine hrm al 70 20
wuMsGTOS, Sept 2.-Iurpentne hrm Al 20 NC
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LONG BRANCH RR.
NETWORK AND
Pennsvlvania RR.. foot COrtlanit-
~ and DesbrOsses-s'.
IL IL. IL Lu.--l L L-Ll II y y.
stations in New York

lPhila. & Read. RIt. foot LiDerty-st
LEAVE NETWORK. cOnmenCin AUGUST Z. 1854
For SOuth AmbOy, via Pha u Readng H. r.. lVla 80
900 lI:OJ H. LOO l:4j 30 40, 800. 30 - pm
sundays 400 $40 m. 1900. 400 via Penn X ~
4:IJ 40 300 m. 1900 m 40 500 100 D. m. sun
days - a. m, D y. m. 49, - a..
For Matawan. &C.. via Phla. q READING RI' 400 ~
600 HOO a. IN. 200, Ia. -.3, 400. sJD > 3D.
73u m. sundays 400 S4j a. M. 1900 fnn r. N. VIA
Penn RR. 3, 49, 900 NJ, 1900, 4lo 300. $50 p NJ
For Red Bank Long Biaach, Ocean Grove Asoury Park
clch. m Ia,c sea Grt Point Pleasant SC, VIA
Philadelphia and Reading RR, 400 7t5. 500 - a, M
stopping ocean Grove or Asbury Park, ~ 80,
e. 7.6 a. 200 a. m 4oo is 20 10y :. mug ' a. ned
pa X 40 son 200 p sundays not stopping at Ocean
Grove or Asbury Park, ID q a. m. y. ~. -
For Freehold. via Philadelphia ard Readng kR. %
llu0 a. m, 30 400. ,aU. 10 p M. For heyport va
Philadelnhia and Reading Rk. Aul 70. 500 II 40,
40 D. IN. For lakewood Toms River and B1rnegat wa -
u r. K at 300 m lao. 80 D. m For oni- inef VA
ton Atlantic city. sc. via Phlla = READING itlt m.
Is i 5apt 81 G.P r. A. P. s r. HR G.FA P Rh
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER NASHUA. PORTLAND and the WHITE
MOUNTAfSS without transfer "tity Of Worcester the
travellers avoritc Pier No co. North RIVER foot ~
tanalst York Tuesiavs Thursday and ~atuuay
amt the popular city Of Boston GA Mondays wednesday
aud Fridays at D m ..-..
rooms NAV be- secured l7 broadway and ~ f'r 20 sui
pcfior advantage, offered by this line ~ PAST
fRFtGHI TfNT. Two elmers each way every We kday
referring o. PASSENGER or freight rat Apply
10 g. BRADY. Agent
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MINES AND MINING.

SALES IT THE yETTORE NIyyG EXCH4vGE
NEw-YoRK. sep. =. 1885,
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A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,

Leave Pier ~ r. foot OF Cana-s.. every week day
B-IteEes sod and baggage checked TO ali stations on
New York Central L. r.. and Vest RaAroad ersoo.
DO dn, tcke Of above road entitled TO passage and
stateroom berth. W. W. EN ahIL.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Z :. lSSt.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. 49,.
trains leave ewYOrk via Desbrosses and Colsn street
Ecrr.e. follows:
Hsrr-Durg Plttsburg the and South, with Pullman
Palace cars attached, ana daily Ne"1 OK
and chicago Limited n ParOr, Dining smoking and sleep
INK ara. at q a m. day. -.
william port Lock Haven. m CORY and ETC az
10. connecting Cory for Tltusve Petroleum Centre
AM the OF Regions
ETpres' Of Pullman ParOr cars daily except sunday ~
arivo Washington i.e5 p Regular, VIA Is ana T.
r p at 500 49, and $50 m $40 and pm and nlsht
via i and %. r. r, and and II night sunday VIA
and r. r. SO m. p IN ana Il night, via b. and D
X r. p. and u night
For ape May. except SUNDAY. ll:l0 a.
Long Branch Bsy Head Junction and satons
via RAILWAY and Amboy = ;. ~ and9 a. m u noon 80
34O 40. 5, and p. m. o. sunday, %lo, and 4 IN
p. n. 10 not stoD AZ Asburv PARK
Goats OF Brooklyn Annex connect win Al thro IN NJ
Jersey city. fordns speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains arrye-From Psburg 6:l0 and 1i2o 730 and
1870 m daily. and a. N daily except AOndab, From
WasblugtOn and Baltimore $40 and $40 m, l:20 $40
$50 $50 900 1905 and tO35 p. sunday $50 64d
From PhnadePha, go 800 so go except N Monday
100 7:8O $50 e20, 1908 l02O and 1923 e. sunday,
$50 500 635 $50 70J. H. IS ego, 1873, s;2O 1905,
1920 and b
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SPECIAL NOTICE-saturday. September 6. last trip d
City Kingston connecting with evening train. sept
last sunday ght trip this season.
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ho rango Of prlee. and the totaI d.allng. were a.

The c.ear.nces elsewhere were: OIL City, 7.OS4,OOO;
BRADFORD 5.57-,OOO, and PlttsourS 5''o4OOO barrels
Refined oil was unchanged
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
phfladalnhfa nafff apdW aahf uyfon


Win Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wsshin yton.
Trans leave from Pennsylvania n. r. Depot
except Sunday for ztOn ana all points West
p m, DAILY FAST EXPRtSS through seopin {
coaches to Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects FOR al
T. MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points West
For limo Tables Tickets Sleeping Berths aad Baggage
apply al JOmpanys Office. ~ s5l 40 broadway
tourt-st- Brooklyn Pennsylvania Railroad.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
4 sATONIC and NAUGArUCK RAItROADS.--St eamers
leave Catherine Slip at Il p. I'D st.. Eat River
$40 y. m Fare lower than by any other route.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
leave depot foot OF Corandt and De ,Orosses
$40 $40 and D. for Fnston Bethlehem Allen.
town. Reading Mauch Chunk, Wnkesbarrs TOwands, Wa
very Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at and 40
D. FOR Eastou. Bethlehem and COpsy.
Trains leaving al $40 q m. aud 40 m connect FOR
all points Mahauoy and HazetOn coal regions sunday
trains loo FOR Mauch Chunk $40 Leave MaGch Chunk
az Q. m.
Geherai Fastern Oflce No. gas Brnadray.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
20 TRAINS EACH way WEEKDAYS AND o,
SUNDAY; STATIONS N PHILADEL<
PuIA; . ~ NEW-YOEK
Cypress New York via De'oro,.o' and corandr

DOUBLE TRACK, THE most IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT. AND TIE Pa STEST TIME CONSIST.
EST WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Eisamboais ano Railroads.

a HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
&As Albany Day Line Steamers
ALBANY and G. VIBBARp.
Daily except sundays.
Leave Futonst, Brooklyn by 900
estryst pier, Newly FORK a
West nd pier 800 Q
For Albany landing Nyack TarrytOvn 10y ferry
aud Hudson
CONNECTIONS
hHINEBECK-(by ferry With special train ON q. aud ID.
Tor the resorts OF tho Catsklls and with IT, and c. w.
H. X Tor LakeVllle, Hartford. Springfield aud Boston
IAIsklLL- With special train OE CatskIll Nj r. II.
HUDSON-With boston and A.. r.. 4 Chatham. Ptta
neld Aorth Adams and Lebanon SPRING..
ALBANY-Nith Del and n. C. 90. r. r. forSARATOGA,
Lake George sad the North and with ~ T. e. K r. for
Bucalo, Niagara Falls and the West.
ITpANv pnA,rc pEOpU r,c T me
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26
,HELLSlkE,

Industrial, Religious and Personal
News-Thieves. ii
There WILDE temperance meeting at the
First Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J.. b. Bsrnhill and daughter a,c e1.
pec!ed home from their Southern trip today.
The frat picnic and ball on the newly ar.
ranged grounds at Indian run came off satur.
day.
The parade and outdoor drill OF the
Broom Brigade Saturday night attracted an
immense crowd. r
The flower thieves are not yet headed OF.
Vigilance Is Of no sccount unless those who
are detected be punisheda 81
Will ]. Tsppan rot back Saturday from q
trip as salesman Tor the E.na glass house,
his frat trip fo- that firm. -
The Salvation Army gave Bellalrs call
Saturday Tor tue first time this year. Very
little attention was excited.
T. 3. Barnhill has commenced work on the
new boilers for the steel worka, required to
run the works 10 full capacity. 81 Z
Husbands 4 1nskeep, OF the Windsor Rotel
will quit the drug business. and 7, Elms,
Robinson, Of the Gravel Hill drug store, will
take their place, %.gr-i.z 800, !
ley. 2. 4. Wallace, OF the Q. P. Chu,oi
and 4. N. Brown, OF the Second Presbyterian
VINO nave been abseut for come weeks, were
home yesterday. a~sa.'gfs +
The Mt ollvet BURGLARS, after trial be.
Tore Mayor Cooper, were held in $500 each
for their appearance at court, and being
unable togiye hail we're taken to jail at 81.
Clsirsyi!ls ,Ls9' sGtr. III !,
pr. Williams preached oermon yesterday
at the Methodist church, peculiarly apprc,
pirate to the near approach OF DscosatIo n
Day. The music was also appropriate.
spangler Post weS present in body and q
good many other old soldiers. @si.st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26
1nar Re l'71sa -sI-tEEA40. .a-r asFt
A REGULAR SELL.
Saturdays Alleged Hon, Race Fools no.

: -. 81
Z Il is often remarked that there never was
boat race which was not followed by talk Of
s"sell." While this talk usually arises from
the disappointment and ..chsgrin Of all whose
Judgment was at fault and who bet on the
wrong man, the race Saturday afternoon was
10 palpably "axed' that even those who won
on II admitted that 1t was not tquare. 80
csse that little betting was done, and mott OF
that at odds OF two TO one on Clhtos. be
Tho crowd at the lower course, where the
race took place, wEs as large "a usual; but the
intertat was not 60 Intense. The day was q
hne one. and The course In good condition.
Alfred Cal dwell, E:q tho referee, called the
men out about o O'Clock, and the start was
made With unusual promptitude. Weis,er.
ber won the choice, and OF coarse took the
Ohio shore. He also had slight advantage
Ut The start but for good part OF the wuy
down the course tho boats were even, At the
turning buoy Weisgerber lost his advantage,
and let Clator 10 the lend, which he main.
tanned 10 the finish, crossing the line nearly
a longth ahesd. The tina was vailously TO-
ported BY different people at from clos 10
2ES0. The latter Is nearer right g3s
Joe Habbtrtieid at the upper boa. and J. G,
Adams at the lower wore judges for C!ator,
and John Welsgerbsr nj the upper md Henry
Welsrerber at the lower Tor "Fatty.n ~,
Many ipeople still refuse to believe that
Wsisgstber would sell race, but they do OF
attempt TO explain the result Saturday,
There are many others who believe aud viii
bet that Cla!or eau bsst Weisge,ber any day.
Fatty" has boon regarded rs that rara api,, a
thoroughly honest osrsMan. Some OF Ills
friends think his training was too severe, and
be was not III his beat condition. But the
general opinion Is tho. the thing WAS "put
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PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip in Relation 10 varioui

News and Gossip In Relation TO Various
y People. 49,
Dr.. N. 8. Halt, editor OF the Weaton ReptJ-
hcan, is in the city. (
hBt. John T. West and Judge o. W. Carroll,
Of St. Clairsyille, were in the city yesterday.
Prolesst rs Allen and Lawrence, OF tue Nor.
gautown University, were in town Saturday.
Fred Miller leaves to day for New York,
en- route to Germany, where he goes 10 attend
large family reunion on the15:h Of June.
Prot. Edward OFTEN, we'll known scientist
and educator, Of Columbus, o., WAS ut the
Mcclure Saturday. He hrs been inspecting
the gas field little.
Mess:s. Dillon and YanPalt, two Wheel.
ing drummers, came into town Wednesday
with broken carriage. They stopped ut tho
Commerc!aL-7ucker Pioneer. r
Mrs. Lsvinia Travis, Mother Of Capt. vii.
liam H. Travis and Mir. James Travis, died
les. night at her home on South Chapline
street, after painful illness. aged g. Her
family have the sympathy Of a large circle Of
friends. 05.E
L. E. Gleff.r, publisher OF the Pittsburgh
Labor Herald, and Peter Donsghue, OF the
Pittsburgh Sportsman came down to take in
the au.cailed boat race Saturday. They will
probably not want 10 sac another Wheeling
''sculling MATCH" '-s 4,
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THE POPULAR VOTE
TO bc Tnken at the Republican Prima.
49, - rlGS Sni II rnnY. ~ ---------L..

TO hc Taken at the Republican Prima.
E.ha7 ries Saturday. 5o55ls
Tho Ohio County Republican Executive
Committee met Saturday afternoon At the
Lincoln Club Rooms. Arumbsr Of sspiraats
for the nominations for different offices we're
also present, and the committee was nearly
full, the following members being present:
A.. Mccullough, Chairman pro tenn; Frank
Johnson, Secretary; and Me;srs. Henry Ssrig,
J. L. Reed, John Baird, W. N. .Lluch and s.
WaNrhouse, Jr. Ia. ,5a y j.
1t was decided that the Republican, Of Ohio
county should be requested to meet In their
several districts on next. Saturday, lin the
country districts at 2 o'clock r. N, and IN the
city districts from o'clock until O'Clock r,
NJ, and select ten delegates for each district
10 meet In county convention In this city
June 7, to selec. delegsteH tor the Etate Cor
vention at Parkelsburg, July 80, candidates
Tor the House OF Delegates and conie1ees To
assist 10 selecting candidate for State 6ena-
tor for this district. ,i55 ll5I-.75- = :
< 1t IVES also decided that each voter should
cast his ballot for each county and district
officer, the person receiving tho greatest
number Of votes for each Chloe to be de-.
clard tho nominee by the convention.
The cth ,isl calfappea,s in another COLUMN
OF this mornings. paper. 1t has beea sug-
gssted that 1t would be good idea for the
committeeman from each district TO select,
cay thirty names from the Republicans OF
his district, to be printed on slips, from
which each voter can select the ten delegates
he prefers This or some similar plan will
ana much to the convenience OF voieIs.
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THE JOURNAL sUSPEEDH
And the publishing Com I,any Makes an

And the Publishing Company Makes IN
Assignment. IL ~
The journal Publishing Company" pro.
prietors and publishers OF the Erening Jour.
nal. on Saturday made an asaignment to Nj.
]. R. Cowden, and the Suspension Of the
publication OF the paper was announced in
the issue Of Saturday evening. The assign.
ment covers press, type, cases, furniture and
all properly owned by the company, aud out
Of the proceeds OF the sale the Debts owed by
the company are 10 bs paid pro rata. The
deed OF trus. is signed for the company by
G. w. Atkinson, president, and o. G. Soc
field, secretary. The notice in Sat-
urdsy's issue Of the Journal OF the pspsr's
suspension ascribe, the company's financial
distress to iudiscreet business management
prior to April !, and hope is held out that
the publication may be resumed in the near
future. 1t is said on the authority OF stock
holders OF the company that $4,000 was
sunk In the thirteen months OF the papers
existence. An examination OF its affairs and
the chain Of circumstances which led 10 It's
financial emba.sssment is to be made.
There 10 move on foot to organ:zs new
company Of practical men to run the paper
on the cooperative plan. ~ =, ss'a'4
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Deserved His Beating.

Fred Petxar, driver Of stone wagon. en-.
tered the residence Of Frank Healy, In East
Wheeling, Saturday night. while Nj. Hsaly
was absent, and bshaved In an outrageous
manner, breaking the mirror and doing othsr
damage. The neighbour promptly intertered
and elected him. He resisted. and was pretty
badly used up He managed 10 mako biz
way to Market street, by Fiaher's foundry,
where, overcome by liquor and bis Injuries.
he was found by party Of gentlemen, whom
he told that he mad been waylaid and beaten
by unknown men, TO whom he had given no
d.. J. @. Hnpp's silloe, whore bis wounds
were dressed. 6MrA Morris had started after
him TO arrest him Int did not find him. He
will DO called TO account, for. his unproyoked
intrusion upon Mr.. Hpaly's> prerli.eg, Tia
nnivertal opinion isthat he deserved, the pun:
i,hment he got. 49,
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CITY MATTERS.


nElNl SutNh VIZ S"''S.' 'sN''s@ - s-A.s~'
Interest.
TIM State Fair premium list will be out
This week. rg' 'fFi 5iIi5lll MES Nd,
Tuyyx are nbou. dozsn cases on the slate
st police Headquarters for this mornings
court, To7r .a i. g,ls1sNS tIat|
Tur ,,tt,e showey ves,e,dsv laid tina du,t
nicely Tor awhile. but il viii soon stirred up
again. aF'f5i-t. ~ IA l55l,ls.5gI
nF r.,,wr,t w,. ,w,,dod IN. contract
N, ,ooann ali Tho rsw hn,'dine. on ,hs a,sts
Fair Grounds. ~ I1,'5T,a5,'
uy,1,s Eorxnay ,he Cre.,ant mill and ,he
taIisiio fo,as ,,"n.,,msnt rss,,ma wnrt N.
dsv Altar h,isf ya,,s I" -. $500 80
a. u w.. 80 IN, -. r..
n ALL Tug uhhke VII ciossa OF uecoia.ioa
Day, anu the aay VIII Dc Eeheraiiy observed
r.. pss',.. L...s.m 49, s.pu.,,
~. teEunt na'e 1a, S.lo. Vi Nitehis..om T.
oeas ' n nsg"as' " Deaant, ~ 'ne,E So'n'
"atu oA.u'uaJ, sue seose s'auu'ns ~ " o.
TnE Thirtie!h street tewer trench cayed In
Saturday, and buried John Msnion 10 bis arm
pits. He was rescued without much harm.
HAhvkY MiSSlcK, the Lumberport burglar,
was turned over 10 tho Virginia authorities
on Saturday, and taken homo on the early
b. u y. train yesterday morning. e
The contract for carrying the mail from
Mt PIeAtaut to Wheeling has been secured
by j 1trs0n Bowers, OF Msrtin's Ferry, who
will take charge OF II after the 1,t OF July.
Mxgn,rr Lyw,s. Of East Whaling. and
John CLARK. AT tbs south Side rill RIM a fooi
lace OF loo Yards Tor nutss Of So0(, Mt the
State Fair Grounds. neIt Saturday Afternoon,
n,cx rr,v.,,,cv. ,ho h,,,l,,r,T,h o,.,,, =,
uich;,,n viii "Gdrs.. . Mnhiin n,sa,Sn, ~,
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Prof. Whites Gsologis,x.

Prof. !. g. White, Of the Stats Upiyerslty,
arrived In the city yesterday. with Messis s.
W. T. W. Barb, x. O. BERKELEY, Waller
Michssls, Harry. Robinson and j. D. Bwee.
ney, studenta at the .Vaiyerssyi who1co
pose Pfof. White chs In geology, The party
has been on d tour over the State for two
weeks or longer, making much OF the dis.
lance On foot. It was their intention when
bit they changed their programme, and came
here direct from Parkers6ure. The young
gentlemen left at once for nj orRantown on
the Baltimore Il Ohio. road, while tho Pro.
fe.sor Is at the MoLure,t and will remain In
The city for a few days. His brother, Mi. Il.
3. White, OF Bellton,. Is ALTO at the Nc Lure,
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a BABY nYSTEKY.
A Baby LEI. on-a II or.h Wheeling Door

~ STOP. ~ g7s.-- .fsgs.!G ~
Last night baby was left in the recess OF
the doorway Of residence on North Main
street, just south of Sixth, occupied jointly
by Robert Duval, the Top mill nsiler, who
lives down stairs, and Mrs. Foster. q widow,
who has the second story. Til echild was ap-
parently about eighteen moaths old,
could stand .alonc ;and talk little, but
not enough to give any clus 10 lis iden .ity.
1t was rather oheaply dressed In red gown
and red hood, and II is girl. Mrs Foster
took. charge Of tho deserted child and KEEP.
1t during The. night. Some disposition. will
probably be made OF It this morning. It was
to be the child Of agirl who re,
Gently sued q Ton OF Mrs. Fosters for bas-
tardy, but the baby in that case was
told q reporter last night that the girl It'll
hfa the child with her, The babs's parent
age is enveloped in deep mystery 50 far,
though 1t would seem 10 be easy 70 identity
q child Of Its age with little effort. Il,
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49, - 'n,lN - - ~.
{ Returned to Face II Out.

EalE, Pa, May, 25.-:--Presldent Adam
Bartender, Of the deiunct Erie County
Savings' Bank, who has returned to Erie,
admits that he and Cashier Petit lost $780,.
600 in grain and oil epeculations. Braben.
der also ADMITS that he took the money Of
the bank and paid 1t to iriendu and ieiY'
and exonera,es the cashier. He Is now In
jail for safety, but executions will be Issued
tomorrow that will probably keep him
there. lt4l .I.lf}i:&s-T'
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DEATH or Mr.. srsRAEr.

a Mr.. William G.. g.owart, m old and well
know, resident Of Triadelphia district; this
county, died on Friday, aged about o. He
was one OF the original abolitionists and
was frequent writer on cou ty history and
other, matters Of local interest. He read a
great deal, and hia mind was rich store,
house CT varied Information He was q gu ccets.
ful farmer,l and . consistent member OF the U.
T. church. !! He had never been married. and
leaves two brothers, both bachelors, and three
siS!ers no are also unmarried. ~ :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26
! A veteran Csnuuc,or mend.

g A special telegram to the Is7ELLIosScra
from Wsshington,s Pa, last evening, an.
nouncad the sudden death at bnlf past three
yesterday afternoon, from heart disease. of
Capt. William G. Browu, the we'll known
Henpdeld passenger conductor. "BilIy,n as
be was best known in this city and along tile
line, had been in : the service Of the com
pany as a conductor for over twenty-five
yeara, and was as we'll known to the local
travelling public az the road itself. The nows
OF ms death will be- received With general
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-26

.! THE arst grand picnic OF this season which
will be held by the MseuneIoho vi EeiberIs
Garden next Friday, Msy 80, will undoubt-
eddy be an immense succesa. Kramer's full
orcheatra has besn engaged for the occasion,
and dancing will be kept up until late In the
Cars on the Elm Grove road will
leave the city every hopr. ~ r5ss 2 5l,iil :,