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New York Mining stock Market,

2 New YORK, November 19-The min
ing market was extremely dull during
the forenoon. the total sales footing up
only 2.715 shares. Consolidated Pacific
sold at 90 a "a, Central Arizona at 20,
Grand Prize at %, Horn Silver at AIS,
Plymouth at 1919, Robinson at 49,
Standard at 40 and Moulton at LIS. The
sales this afternoon included Independ-
ence at II, Eureka at 325. buyer 60,
Aime at 9, buyer 20, Albion at 5, Bodie
at 2.95, Iron Silver at 81 q 81, Moulton
at 1.I5, Navajo at $50, seller 10, Robin
son at IL, and Sutro at 10, seller 60.
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western Stocks.
So FRANcIsco. Norember Ia.
Rritish Ouotatione.

LIVERPOOL, November 19,-Bread-
stuffS dull; unchanged.
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METROPOLITAN.
HI. Chandler, Ogden; j. Acomb.
Boston: F. NJ. Reddish, Sacramento; ].
Gilbert. New Bedford, Mass; K. G.
Hannah. England G. r. Ruby. Mon
treal: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Perry, H. J.
STREET. New York; B. F. Gibbs, Lara
ME: +. L. jerks. Pittsfeld, Mass. I .
l.. Sake. Washington; H. 6. Scott.
Warwick, n. Y; E. Thomas, Pottsdarn,
\. Y; F. O'Reilly, Omaha g. Nixon,
Toledo; H. P. Johnson, Madison, Wis.
CLIFT HOUSE.
NJ. H. Williams, c. w. Stewart, Fair
View; D. A. Spear. Miss s. a. Parish,
III. Curran, Ogden; c. IL. Pease, Kansas
+. w. O'Connor, Milford; P. Chrlsten-
sen, Mill Greek; f. Bonner. Provo; w.
c. Laws, D. McNutt, Houston, Id.
WHITE HOUSE..
A. Gustavson, Vienna, Idaho; II.
Haynes, Murray; f. Gouchat,
Bingham; d. w. Reckhart. New York f.;
Mrs. G. Hall, Frisco; f. Markham,
Jamestown n. Y; J. BruntOn and
wife. Bingham; ]. Fl. Zenger and wife,
Phoebe, New; w. Mcleod Bingham; ].
H. Berger, Colorado; E. S. Jones
Provo; J. w Peabody, F. w. Cum
mings, Bingham; p. DOddS, Ashley
Fork; f. c. Brown. Butte, NJ. T.; +. c..
Mac, Portland, O.. II. Maynard, Center
vile; J. Stanley, Colorado; C. s. Hart,
WatertOwn. n. Y; p. Frederickson.
Bingham; S. Davis, E. Wells, c. Rogers,
Sandy; Mrs. A. f. finder, Miss Sadie
finder, Silver City; Miss Kate Gushing,
Payson; L. Hickman, Silver City.
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London Wool Market.

New York, November 10. = Wool
Quiet, steady; domestic feeces 81 "a 40.
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AFTERNOON.

Wheat-Easier; 71A November; 725s
December.
Corn-Irregular; All November, 379S
December.
Oats-Easier; 1915 November; 2516
December.
Rye-Dull; 5016.
Barley-Dull; So a SO.
Pork-Easy; 11.02H year.
Lard-Easy; 6.871I November.
Bulk Meats-Fair demand; shoulders
500 a 525; short ribs, $40 a 600; short
clear, 6.35 a $40.
WhiskV-13
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COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.

Money. Stocks. Grain and Cattle.
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Chicaro Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, Mover Der 10. = Wheat =
Closed. steady, nominally unchanged
7IA cash November; 72I December
7336 a 1874 January; 803S q 500 May
Corn-Easier; Az cash November
37J1 December; 377s May.
Oats-25N November; PSI December
285z May.
Whisky-13
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LONDON, November 19.-At the wool
sales to-day IA bales of Sydney and
New Zealand were sold at prices I'M
altered.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
METRoPoLITAN.

November 10, 1884.
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New York Wool.

New YoRK, November 19.-Petroleum
firm, IN.
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Now York Money Market.

NEW York. November 19.-Money
lent fat, closed offered 1.
i'I Prime mercantile paper. a 6.
Sterling exchange bankers bills firm,
1904.
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Bullion.
New YeRK, November l9.-Bar silver
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Petroleum,

Sterling exchange demand, 4.S434.
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EEfHE GfsaEf,
Yesterdays Erenis n"u Laappcninga In
oar Nenr helEhb0r. 10

Yesterdays Eve"i- n"d liarpcntnga In
q Aenr SeiKhb0r.
Mrs. Wilbur rruemAa IL lying very low
with consumption.
Capt. John Baegs leaves next week for
Grand Junction. Cololado.
Woskmen were engaged yesterday clean.
Ing up the Gsbris OF Tie burned Hsiuleia
block. N-
W. H. Foys. route Ggeut of Adams Ex.
press Company, Of XtueAyi!le, o., was In
Town yesterday IL the Interest OF The com
pAny.
Manager W. A. Bsldwip, OF tho Pannsyl.
vania company, aud Superintendent B.uuer,
OF the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road, were M
town yesterday.
The Diamond mill will s:art up about
March l. This mill has been compile ely over
hauled and fitted ont with the most i'm.
proved machinery.
Mr.. Ed Lyon, who li7ps on the point n:
klskwcod, lcsped from his house lhp other
night when 1t Haa rocked by the wind, and
cut his feat severely.
supt. Brunss telsgraphed to Freight Agen.
truemGn yesterday as1o!lows: Notify pas.
sengers and shippers that the q. 4 +. road /,
~" oP7h w AAt'SuG'Hu. STU everything II
going over II own line as USUAL"
Ii. J. II. Todd reiurDod from Claysyille
yesterday, where 10 had been call ID by the
serious illness OF his mother. Mrs. Todd IL
very agsd, and The doctor thinks she Will not
ee sble To survi7e her present ,ndisp.s,,ion.
Mr.. Taylor, bosa carpenter CT the O.. & P.
road, is supervising The creation OF the nsw
bridge leading 10 the freight depot, and says
t Will be The R,oa! eubs'sntial Structure OF
the kind on the read. 1t will be tinlshed
about the middle Of mex. week.
Mr.. Martin Joycs returned yesterday from
ths meet rg OF the l. ouvs Dealers A:socis-
ton OF Belmont county. at Barnesyille. As
ssAs that action was taken towards dis,rib-
utipg g cer'ain part OF the tunds IN the trem-
ury for the relief VI those who suffered By the
flood.
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Important,

We will open Saturday forty.hvs cases and
balsa OF domestic and linen goods, from
manufacturers, Joeph Homo & Co., Pitt.
burgh. Some Of these goods are water.
soaked and others are very slightly damaged.
And We will offer them 10 cheap that no one
Will ask ts to cut them, but will prefer TO
buy them by the full bolt And we would
advise parties to club together when they
think the bolts are too large aud buy them
In that manner. Aud to such OF our country
customers who cannot come In person 10
telegraph III their orders and we will I'LL
them Is near ns We can, and II our selection
does not meet with their approval we will
chotriuliy refund their money. And that
nil our friends aud the public may know
what goods wn OLA, we shall name 4 few:
40 bolts brown muslin, 'r
2S5 bolts bleached muslin.
" bolt, "a and l0.4 sheoting.
10 bolts OIL sheeting.
90 bolts Turkey red table linen. %
$50 bolts 81 l0i, l2.l fine damask cloths
100 Jtz.n Hue towels.
5U0 pieces crash.
GOO unlauudtiId shirls,
500 gross pearl buttons.
1910 calico aprons, o..
10 pieces black Nix, Clio per yard.
90 pieces as.in, SO, per yard. Z
10 cases Standard prints.
400 pieces ginghams. "
200 piooe, cheviote.
100 pieces percale.
And otEer goods too numerous 10 mention.
Please call Gnd exsmiEe, at
sg ENsHElMER's, Eleventh street.
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SGNG RECITAL
For h Benefit OF the EI"od SuTercr.-A
....Fa. Successful Affair.

foF tne beneut Of the Flood Suffer crg-A
..Ifa. bucecs>ful Affair.
The song recital given at the Second Pres
b~yterian church last evening wa, ATTENDED
by a largo aud critical audience. The pro
gsAmme, consisting OF eleven numbers, wa.
10 model Of brevity. The concor
WAS gotten up hurricdly under tine au
spices OF the choir ufthe Second Presbyterian
church for the benefit OF the sufferers by thu
late flood. If 1t had besn a pre,entiou, affail
there might bs some room for criticism. but
in tho hurry Of the moment but little time
was left for preparation.
The trio, "pra!ee fe," by Mrs. Palmer and
mes.rs. Day and a.sor, opened tho concert
very pleasantly, and the good humor Of The
audience was further pleased by Mr.. r. V
Ankles Dearest Heart" Mr.. Palmer SAM
With much e1pres.ion and sympathy, "sht
Wandered Down the Mountain Side,n Prof
Ghockey playing the violin ob!igatoI
when the Apes Of Daylight Fsde,n BY
Messls. Ankle, Day, Carson and Hall, was dc
lightfully interrupted, and for an encore they
gaye that good old familiar aong, "Com,
Where My Love Lies Dreaming"
Mrs. G. W. Eotl captured the hearts OF tbs
audience by giving oneof Benedict'sd ficul,
ronuears. Her wonderful range OF voice
was shown 10 great advantage In this, a 1
she was compelled 10 respond to an encore
Mr.. viii Day Gang palm Branch es,"rtin hi.
usual pleasing STYLE and VAS followed by
Prot. Herman 60 ockey, who rendered suct
a sweet violin solo that he wAs. REQUIRED tc
repeat 1t g9hg,
Mrs. Q. W. EoGf and Mrs. Ne'lie Paine,
snng schube.t's "ssrenade'' with good eaeo .
Miss Flora Williams sweet voice wss heard
in Angela Ever Bright anu Fair which
was one Of ths most acceptable numbers on
the programme. In response to an encore
the modest little lady only bowed her &C.
acknowledgements. Mr.. Carson gave ii q
Kings Champion" in good voice. and tbe
concert clos.t with FauIe's "Crucifx," BY
Mru Nellie Palmer aud Mr.. Dry.
Aiss Emily Warwuod and Mr.. @. W. EoG
were the organis,s aud Mr.. Joseph Kellar,
pianist, and no small credit Is due them 10,
the auccessfu! issue OF the concert. Judging
from the audience "a very handsome sum
will be realis.d for the benefit OF The flood
spffnrar3. z II, .Nr- IF1
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H.| p
DELLAIRE,l
Personal. Hnilro-d, Flood and MisceiIa
ne0us Notes.

ne0us'Aotes. x
The street cara are now running through
without transfer, the Indian run bridge
being about done.
The relief boat Rosoluta, with the stars and
strips dying from herself and model barge,
stopped here awhile yesterday.
Dr. Willets' lecture last night al the Chris.
tian church was the third Of tho course.
The last one has not yet been arrauged.,
Mr.. Cisler, general contractor OF the Ohn
Valley railroad, returned yesterday from
Marietta, whore he has boon attending q sick
Bon.
The Council has given notice that all those
having property which should be cleaEsed
aud purified after the Il ,od, must sss to It at
once.
i. II. Faris got buck yesterday from a trip
through Ohio for Maring Hart & Co., and
Wilbur snively left on u trip for the Belmont
Glass Company. n
William A. Baldwin, Manager OF the Penn.
sylyania Company, accompanied by auperiI.
.endent P Brurer, OF the G. Il p. railroad,
wero here yesterday IN q specia! car,
The bank will be closed this afternoon,
taking hall the legal holiday. The 81. Johns
schools will also take II holiday. The other
schools have JUST lost several weeks time.
A number OF places that were undtr tho
high water now show sunken plscea where
there are sewers especially wheto there were
new ones and the dirt had not settled. a
The store room or tho Croz:e. lot, facing
tho Square waa yesterday moved to Union
street, neal Meals livery sable, whore II will
DO occupied by VIM. P%fafftnbach. A new
building will DO put up on tho old site.
The Bellaire, Z.nssvills & Cincinnati Rail.
road has bought the bridge owned by tho
Cleveland u ~fitisbufgh Railroad, that was
over Indian run, at Ito mouth, and are tear.
1t down to use on tho narrow gauge road.
The Relief Committee Is having the South
BsllHite NJ. f. Church cleaned. 1t wss
freely thrown open To those driven out OF
their homes by the water. The Tiist ward
school honss las also been In use Ill thi,
time, The teachers In this building have
been cut out OF almost . month'n salary, and
still kept here on expense.
The we'll OF tho power houss OF The city
water works Ia being pumped out by au en-.
gtne bought for the purpose Instead Of tie
s'ptou thst has been iced, and some repairs
are being made to keep things going Til tho
now pump eau be put 10 WORK. Tue water
was sAIt OF OH this account last night, nd
may DO turned of part OF today.
Thore aeeIns 10 be q general guessing goine
Oh as to how the Oily CouncIl rot into The
place filed by tho Raiief Committee, at
first 1t was looked on az tbs only thing 10 do,
tos Council aud tho Township Trustees u
take the work; but now the Council Que..
lions some Of tho acts OF the COMMITTEES, and
wants to undo BONO OF their sgreements.
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FOR RENT. "
Ono Store Rom with Dwelling.
One large Dwelling House.
Two Small Da %c!llusz.
Rooms. ~ %.
Telephone Also. '0us"ll bots.
ighi
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7. DEWITT TALaLGE.
TuwyEIroH, v. VA, February 10.

TuSSgLroH, ". Va, February 10.
Hon. j. A. Miller, Mayor City Of Wheeling:
We ahip you Today two boxes Of clothing
lcoted ny the pupils OF the public school in
| this place. They desire ps to say 10 you that
II Il lynot needed in Wheeling, they want It
sent down the river to other sufferers where
it is needed. They are anxious 10 offer their
mite to help their sutf,rirg.
ALBERTA NJ. SHARPER, X
81 IDA EPA1E, f..
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WANTED,

RRANCHMAKER WANTFn 49,
hp good Terra Gotta Non1ds, MANI,
mskef. !pIoN.c TARA CORR ~ a9c BlSs.
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.P11spunoH, Pa, February 9l.-Oil weak, dc
cllninS aud the feeling plnicky; opened At yoke,
decllncd 10 0S1Rc. and closed At 9sLc. The after
nnou seslon was Irregular but frmer: opened a,
g:S'sc, advanced to 99Ac. and closed al g9Xc. The
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~sECRErARY HOOKS
Trip Down the River After state Fair
lroperty-W hat was Found.

Trip Down tho River After Stnte Fair
properiy-Wfnt was Found.
Secretary George Hook, Of the State Fair
Association, returned yesterday morning on
the Palkersburg mail boat frsm ssrdis. He
aud Superintendent VIM. H. E1lsy left las.
Tuesday In q AkiI to look up the fencing,
sheds, stables and various other property oil
tho Association that waa torn up and loatcd
away by the food. They found the broken
remains st.ewed along the river bank from
Bellaire to Ha.dis, and It 10 supposed thu.
more Ill be found beyond that point. Col.
E1ley aud his friend, J. E. Umsto., intended
going on down n lew miles further 10 sss
what could be found. Not u trace had been
rec ! OF the barn as far Us Bardls. Messrs.
Hook and Erley reached Ha.dis Wednesday
night. Most Of tho Association lumber was
found on the Ohio side. There WAS not q
drift pile but what contained something
they recognized.
The judges s!anl Is ju:t below Mound,.
vile, ~ ng on its side with the Ohio River
over be gotten down TO the river Mr.. Hook
does not know. Near Creaap'p, about d mile
aud \ hnlf up Il creek, resting isuutily on the
bank 10 the little office that was connected
with the big fl oral booth. The entry CLERKS
office In an unbroken condition was fo,lud
In an immense amount OF drift on the Mar.
lin place, a short distance below Po1hatan.
Tho telephone and 800 feat Of hose had been
stolen by some one. This drift covered
hbout five acres Of bottom land to a depth OF
from five to twenty feat a terrific current
mus. have SGT In there and jsmmed every.
thing In tight. Parts OF houses and barns,
board piles. Ohio River road cars, big pieces
otlumbsr, iurniture-sveryshiug apparently
Wis in this pile. Feed boxes, stall gates;
doors and fencing were also found there.
Mr.. Hook gays tue only thing for The As
ISOLATION to do, In case II can raise tho
money, is to get two or three barges and
good crew, lei them drop down from drift
pile to drift pile and gather up tho Associa.
ton lumber. In this way over ono million
feet: OF good lumber could be procured,
which would rebuild The fences, s!ahIss and
sheds. Machinery and Horticultural hall.
would havs 10 be rebuilt entire. No use
could DO made Of what was found Of them
except for old lumber.
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Trouble on the Il. II. d

The P, W.. 4 Ky. road appears to have
struck a stresk OF bad luck recently. Firsi
the food prevented the running OF trains
regularly until Wednesday last. Then eyrry.
thing wes gotten to run all right, when tha,
afternoon u bad slip took place at Leszsryllle,
that Delayed the might train soma hours. That
was cleared away and once more, everything
was running all right yesterday, until tht
yard engine LETT the track near Short Creek
late In the afternoon. Tas track was bar.
TALLY torn up and 1t was not until lisa
o'clock this morning that the train due a,
7:l7 got In.
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SPECIAL attention is called to the
local columns. l shall receive and have
. on sale Saturday morning as cases and
bnles Of Domestic and Linen Goods dam.
aged BY water. IRON Messrs. Joseph
Horne, Pittsburgh.
Tho above goods will be sold at one
fourth their value.
II. EM,lIEIMER, Eleventh 81.
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MAIiIIe'S HEfsNY.
nore sid Pouring In f"r ,he Relief OF The
Suffetcfs-SeWs Sotcy.

hore Sid Pouring In Tor ihe Relief OF The
huffetcfs-Sews SotcN,
The relief work is still going on, but every
day ~lesssrs the number 10 be fad. The Gen.
esal relief committee OF the l.. O.. o. F. Of
Ohio, at Columbus, sent to J. N. Lytie, dis
t'lct deputy grand msater, 500 for tho reliei
OF the members OF the order. Be!mcn: City
Lodge, OF Martins Ferry, hiss already ex.
pended $l0o for the reiiet OF its mcmters, and
hsa done good WORK. Mr. Lytls will have
chErge Of the distribution OF the Colum sas
fund. To-day tho relief station viii be closed
md will not be opsned again until ta.mor-
row. Mr. &. ". Smith, cashier Of the Com
mercial back, received q letter from ". d.
Hearn, D. b. WEIGH sud y. Cunningham,
the members OF the Executive Committees OF
the Cadis relief committee, donating $3.50 in
cash, and stating that q box OF clolhi Z was
also on the way. The cssh was handed over
TO the Executive Committee OF the toWu and
IT will be expet d ID In the direction where
II will no the most good.
NEWS NOTES.
The Laughlin mill will not be ready to 90
on before Monday. D
Lewis King, OF Emery & Co.. oil dea!e.s, Of
Pittsburgh, Is in town.
Isaac Wagner is confined TO his bed with
~inl4mmatory rheumatism.
Thoburn Post G.. A. R. held a p~lcsssn.
campfire reunion Wednesday night.
F. S. Chsxdler, travelling aeent of Fair
banks Scales Company, was In the city y.s-
terday.
"A board walk is badly needed between
Hanover street and the depot. Tuiy Is The
niost important thor 'ughisre in town.
Yesterday parties we're engaged in moving
q carp.n'er sbop.br NJ Fra Sweet, where It
was carried by the a,cd, 10 its old place.
The public schools will bs dismissed today
a. noon. This Is the only celebration Of
Misunderstanding that will: take place.
A corps OF engineers we're Surveying certain
points IN town yesterday, and ,whsn asked
what was their object they answered that
they were only locating old lines
A numhar Of the friends OF Mr.. James
Kari n, d y le. su prised them.lest night at
their residence on Four,hstreot and spept
the evening very pl .sSsntly helping them
GEE rtu i.irnneh wedding.
Next Sabbath Rsy. Walker will hold Epjs.
copal servict1 In the First Presbyterian
Church, at 3 O'clock ~. On March 0 b the
Bishop OF the ditcse will. preach either in
the afternoon OF evening. et the same place.
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EVER since we commenced our
closing out sale Of Damp Clothing
and Furnishing Goods, VIC have
had. a continual rush of customers.
In a few days we commence to re-
pair thedamages done. our rooms
by the flood, and before doing SO
the balance of our stock must 20
at some price. Early purchasers
will secure great bargains.
e.. KKAUS a. BRO.
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4 CONTRIBUTIONS

"-7 VEHEIs GVNTTsEHV1 EV.os
Mayor Miller, in addition to the amount
recsiycd as given above, was yesterday in re
ceipt of the follow:
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A Card from Mr, lIildreth.

To The Editor Of he hMdlt0acer.
Sin: IN The Ettnirg Journal OF Wednesday
l lad TIE following
ANDREW Hsls:ed said: 4 AMI acquainted
batter with the Island than any other portion
OF the city, and think the claims oil much
needed charity on the part Of the Islanders
much exaggerated" ng
l would like to ask Mr.. Halsted upon what
hs bases his opinionP Certainly not from q
personal visit TO any Of the many Il may gay
huudredsl Of thoss who were distressed by
the flood. Asa representative Of the ward It
vas a part Of his du'yto have at lta,t cfl.red
His remarks are a ref action upon the corrs oi
|'ladies aud gentlemen who have 80 kindly srd
8 automatically assisted me in tho work, aud
upon mo es a member Of the executive CON.
mittee Of tho ward. 8. 7. HlLpEEru,
WteeliuQ, Ftbr1tdrv %. u ,I
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l.
A LARGE NEW sToaERoox,
Inc nno't In the city. cxcelleully !oSs,,d
1905 Main street. where no floods eva, d,r,., NJ
\. qnife 6. JANEV T. n ,%@s
febfi "' Il" AAWLky.
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PERSONAL NJ
news and Gossip In Relation TO vnrlou.

People.
hsy. VIII: Wiley and family, Of Palatine
were in the city; yesterday.
Mr. 8. 7: Roger, a young aud rising Of.
torney Of Philippi, ws' registered at the Nc.
Lure yesterday.
It was 0. W: Heiskell, j., instead Of A. W,
HASKELL. as published Yesterday, who sent d
stock ofsupplies:from Oakland.
Miss Pievrie Pierpont, daughter OF e1.Goy.
srnor Pierpont, Of Fsirmont, was In the city
yesterday the, guest OF Miss Ida Frew.
Mr.. Will Clemens, san Of Mr.. Clemens. the
paper manufacturer OF Fulton, formerly oil
this city, q now q paper dealer in Balti.
more, is in the city for a few days.
FMrtJ. E. Farls, OF D. Wagner T. Co.. lefs
up portions OF the paper mill and other IRON.
efty Of the firm that was carried away by lie
recent rise. ~
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CITY M4TTEHS.

Wheeling, February 81.
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relcphone Company Incorpornted,

A certificate OF Incorporation was yester-
day issu, d from the office OF Secretary OF
Stste stslnsker to a corporation formed aud
known as "The Citzsus Telephone Com.
psnyn with headquarters in Washington, D..
81. In which city 1t ia proposed TO erect and
m,intain telephone lines. The corporation
is to expire February 10, 1901. There has
been aphscr;be6 to the capital stock $?3 900
ana SO 800 has beeu paid IN. The privilege OF
ineeras,ng the atock to 500, 900 Is extended.
The stock subscribed Is he!d BY J. 9. Harlan,
.Gso. a. Gu,tin, E.Kand, r, Il. Goldsborough,
RIA. Hoos, II. Browning, Robert J. Thomas
and r, Il Hooe.. OK Washington, and 7. W.
NELL, Of Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22

B,ITlxoRE, February .l.--Flour steady and &C.
,iye demand Wheat lower, cloiing dull; NO.
s sin,fI s 81 III I'll ~ !! ooS s'.1 70; EehIuai,, 81 ok Sd:
! lSM Corn lower and nom III: mix:d rsbr "a;
slnas3c; March CoAafuHc; May esjj4assIc: s:rsmet
s.sisc o1s urn and .1u!e.; While age; mlI@d
F5pse ~ stS, s y. 9;,1 sad 10 Iepd demahd for JOB los
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-22

A pleasant fragrance Is prevalent where
Seal Skin Cigars are being smoked. The
lsdiea say: "'ihey IRE Just splendid" Are
permitting them 10 BE- smoked In their par.
Tors u are buying them for their gentlemen
friends for Anniversary presents.
NJ. REILLY, Agent.
Wheeling, W. Va.