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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-22
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Myatefl0usIy A hsent.

NV York, March 2l.-The announce.
ment that several prominent public men,
including Speaker Carlisle and Senator
Thos. Bayard. would speak upon the tariff
fsste, crowded Tammany hail to.
night ct the meeting Of the Tam.
many General Committee. s. +.
Nichols presided and announced with
regret that neither Of the gentlemen above
mentioned va, able to be present. Letters
we're also read from Congressman s. s.
Cox. Hnrd, Herbert, Q. u. Porter and
August Belmont. Resolutions favoring u
reduction oil the tariff and approving tho
Morrison tariff bill we're unanimously
adopted, tff ~ NHtl l'H-.IE "
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A RROOKE GOuNIY
Wool.Grower Homo from Washington.
81. PrehilcntiAl Tnlk Mt The Canifnl. 4.

WOOl-Grower Homo from Washington,
~ Presidential Talk Mt the CAPITAL.
Col. Q. F. Beall, Of Brooke county, Presi.
dent Of the Wool Growera' Assopistlon, wac
In the city yesterday on his way home from
Washington, where be went with the State
delegation to represent tho wool growers
: Col. Beall says that Me-7rs. Palmer,
Buchanan and himself made 1t their busl.
mes, to See Senators aud Representative
personally, and urge upon them the restota.
lion OF the wool t,til. Essl, n h ~.
E"Wbnt will be The resnlt OF these and
other solicitations, Colonel ~ t '''s5 y IA
:, II don't think any thing will DO done at
this session, but that ~ not our fault. We
have given them liehs, and We told them
plainly that ito wool growers nrs In earnest,
that we have an Organization in every State,
and that we intend 10 act for our interest |
think this much Is thoroughly pnderstood at
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CITY N ATTEus.
Brief Notes or. Current Events or Minor
IN - JIa5 tf$,f Interest. So ~. n

Brief Notes on Current Events or Minor
s3E ~ Interest," a,f
MArisKEs at both theatres to-day.
g"Tux BAsxxHs DAUGHTER" again tonight.
MUNICIPAL CouRr meets again this fore.
noon. ~ < Gsla NJ " Z eisrS1' VI ava
Tnr Council Committee on Health meets
this evening. s'i ss-FEiF.
Yr.TEnpAr mornings Police Court was a
'''whitewast."
THE Elm Grove track layers made rapid
progress yesterday. M "a. S5' iaIFR
Tnx sonth Side Singing Society gave a SO.
cial dance ut Arbenz's Hall, In the Eighth
ward, Inst evening. Mayer played. ''T''
TIE Slate Fair Association stockholders
will meet this afternoon. The CAnyaehng
Committee have not a very. favorable report
10 make. 5'35 X '1.Eg1 gg1MNI
TURNER Hall will probably DO packed
again tonight with lovers OF sport 10 witness
the wrestling match between Clark and
Gardner Tor u $500 purse. :, ..TEggSl'ti
A pEoKEs shaft at the La Belle rolling
mill stopped work few hours yesterday,
but It was repaired n'tiins for tho night turn
to 80 on az usual and make full time.
TnE gas main at the Market street bridge
Ia being repaired. For several nights the
bridge ua1 been without any light, which Is
an inconvsaient If not dangerous State Of a.
fairs. ,t 'g ~ '.r-5.
WoRH hes bteu stopped at the Alton gas
we'll NJ Beech Bottom, Brooke county, Tor an
indehnito period. The escaping gas, which "a
carried OIL In q pipe, makes bAzs about two
feet high. El,s ,las2
GEORGE WAGNER. q sou Of G us. Wagnc,'s,
threw stone on Thursday aud broke large
plate glass window In MUM l. Brunfuss
store, corner Of Main and Fourteenth atsest.
The glass wes but recently put 1t. tgEhl ttY
FRAEzuE,M's Hall was filled last evening by
the members Of The French" well known
social organization Of the city, and several
invited friends. kramer,s Otches.ya played
for the dancing. Everyone had a delightful
time. -N 7- &iGaH1H gH 5N
MENTION was yesterday made of the prcg.
enca In the city OF James McHenry, OF +. NJ.
McGillen & Co., OF Cleveland, Il, we'll knOw,
dry goods house. II suitable rooms eau be
procured he viii at once mike Arrangements
10 bring q store here. The firm Il a wealthy
ono, and il they decide 10 come they will be-
8 valuable addition to the business circles OK
Wheeling. si}asffa Il :.
The regular monthly meelinsof the teach.
ess OF tho G and D divisions In the public
schoolawas held yesterday afternoon at Mad.
ison school. The school work was illustrated
before the teachers by Misses Faris, Greer
and Foster, OF division @, and Misses Whally
and Thoburn, OF division D OF Madison
school. The vieito,s3 we're enthusiastic In
thsir praises Of the methods Of teaching.
TIE Ravenswood Ntus tells OF man
named Majora who was recently there with
Rosenstein, Of Wheeling, and was buyirc
iurs and all kinds OF produce. He succeedsd
in Rwindling several parties by making pur.
chasss and telling them he would remit AZ
soon as he got home. We have also learned
that this eame gentleman YES nrresied Ia
Wheeling some time ago for buying goods on
false ptstences." Who knows Majors?
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AN AlTrlIrr Ar SUICIDE
By IN Eighth Ward Womau, Foiicd by
l. W. Her nnuytIlCr. ~.

by an Eighth Ward W0mau, F0Ilcd By
..,f Ma Her Daughter. .t31gS
Alan esrly hour yesterday afternoon ell old
German lady living a. the corner OF Market
and Thirty.iouith streets, in tue Eighth ward,
and named Matchmaker, made an attempt
to taks her own HE by drowning. She was
despondontand apparently suffering under
some slight alteration ever since the flood,
which invaded the family residences. O:her
troubles sinca have probably aggravated her
mental condition, mud this Is no doubt the
explanation Of her rssh attempt to "shuAls
Oft the mortal coil" She had made her b.
rangemen.g with care. and but for the timely
intervention Of her daughter and a neirhbor
named Hartm An, her eTIrt would no ooubt
hays been successful 80 i-9=-s 6.
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C0nl Shaft Caves in,

A bad accident occurred at Chambers' coal
works, at Elm Grove, night before lest Of q
lato hour. seviral OF the timbers at the ton
OF the shaft gave way and allowed the earth
10 cave In, filling the uhsit to the depth OF
over thirty feet. No Tons war In the shaft,
but hoisting cage wei crushed. It will re.
qaire two or three weeks to repair the dam.
age, for which time the employees who num-
Der nearly one hundred, will be idle. d
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NV ioRk, March 21.-JameaJ J. Rooney,
John Rooney, his son, and Andrew Nc.
Namara, were arrested tonight on charge
OF systematically rohbing the brewers Of
this city Of ale barrels and beer kegs. Tho
detectives found Rooney and his associates
collecting kegs during the night and after
erasing tho marks UPON them shipped them
out Of town. The brewers say their aggre.
gate Losses the past year from this cause is
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amman IS The THEE I
HI "a RSRg TO CURE 4
BWW Wv SKIN HUMORS, \

7 is at this tcason when the blood and pctypira.
! ton are loaded with impurities TINT DIsngl1iuy
Humors. Humil:atng Fl options, itching Torturcs'
salt Rheum or Eczema. tRosiuis. letter, Ring.
worm, Baby humors, Scroluln, scrofulous sores,
Absccsses and Discharging NoHucS, and every
species OF Itching scaly and flnpy Diseases Of the
Skin and Scalp arc most speedily and economically
cured by the (uttcurh Remedies = -'"'->'1'
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- ,.ns-plsclPLEs CHURCH,-seryices at Dlsc,p,es
$50 A. ". Preaching at 1880 4. Y. and 7p4T' r
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sras GHAMrE.: SESSION
OF TINT August body, the Conncil Hail.
-. r0ntl COinnlitiee, -

80 .
The Council Committee on Railroads. INST
at the City Building lrst evening. There
were present Mess1s. Wilkinson, Peterson,
Work, GO. Smith, Bingeil and Happy. The
meeting was in one sense m ADJOURNED meet.
ing. at a meeting held about two weeks
since, It was resolved to solicit bids from sur.
veys aud civil engineers for making the nee.
considering the petition OF The Baltimore 4
Ohio for change Of route for it, Hempheld
branch through this city. The resolution
adopted by Council allowing this committee
to hire Il surveyor to examine into the pro.
posed now route on the south aide OF the
creek and report the grades that would have
to be changed, ETC., stipulated that an engi.
neer must be employed not conuected with
any road in the city Or seeking to enter the
citv IFl T F. N- p 10y 90. #-s ..r 49, - "
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"TNE BAhHEk's DAUGHTER" II
Tic Presentation LnHt Nightn Pleasing
.rZaar SuceckH 0

An audience OF fair s!ze witner,ed tho pre-.
aentstion OF "The Bankers Daughter" at the
Opera House last night. Comparisons are
odions, and it's not necessary 10 institute
one between the present company and thnt
which gave tho play here before. Suffice 1t
TO soy that the performance last night IT a
whole WIT pier ing md even, and individu.
ally the leading characters were unusually
well pessona;cd. Miss Lewis's Lillian, Mis-
Marion Ere's Mrs. Bro,en, Mr.. C.osssn's
Phips and Mr.. IsddoI's Cunt de Carojac are
worthy Of spscinl mention. The audience
applauded, laughed and wsp. by turns. = trfil
The. play will be Repeated This afternoon
and evening. Reserved seais are on sale st
BavUer'e. -,
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! LARGEST line Of Spring Goods in the
city, comprising 800 different Patterns
of hnitlngs, 100 different Patterns OF
Iantaleonlngs, and 50 different Patterns
OF Spring Oyercoatings. Nude up In
best 81 ylc, at q. HESS e. SONS, F55,;s41
No. 1891 & 1923 Market Street, X
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MR.. rErEE.oS HAS MS WAY,

Mr.. Smith aaid that il the committee would
wait until hali-paqt eight Mr.. Wilson, an
other niembar Of the COMMITTEES, would be
present and relieve the tie. MI. Peterson
wanted to adj ,urn until Monday night, when
Mr. List and Mr.. Wilson could both be- pref.
emit. Mr.. Peterson carried the day. ...sss.5!gGi
No sooner had the meeting adjourned than
the reporters broke in and asked. "Who vas
Peterson, pompously-"Well, as this was
secret session Fdon't know that it 10 neces.
sary to tell you" h IL, IS ". va =
Col. Wilkinson endeayorad to destroy all
the bltaof paper used Tor ballots, bnt one ives
seeufed. The name on 1t looked like How
'tgt, although It might have been Laird. -
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More Fine IIor,c..

Mr.. P. L. Kimberly and Mr.. John W,
Nichols. OF this county, received yesterday
afternoon over the G. & ?. railroad tho two
blooded s'ailions recently purchased by them
at apringbo.o, Crawford county, Pa. One Ia
IA fms Clydesdale aud the other IN ca ually
fine Norman. This owners took them through
town to Mr.. KimbesTy's place In the county.
and tkey were viewed with admiration by
all who saw them. Messrs. Kimberly and
Nichols are proud Of their acquisition. Z II ia
to all love.s Of fins horsc.ii .sh 10
see the present efforts to raise the standard In
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NEW YORK, March ol.-noney market c,sy at
Iha2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4a5h per-
cent. Sterling E1changebankcrs' bills firm at
81 81; demand 81 ScN. IFS Sgssy. 80 1'Is15
Cn,,vp,u ctxnp, n,i 1/,9k~ Ifuh..
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Emerson, JEFFERSON Co., Ohio, March 10.
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. c. kRAUS & BRO.

Oar now stock OF Spring Clothing and
Gents' Furnishing Goods ilas arrived md
Is now reudy for inspection, and swoull
alyise all who wish 10 buy a FIrst-class
Garment, either IN Men or Boys, TO give
US y call. Z. kRAUS i BRO, 4
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ul1tje.. ), iii @ ,elliIqIe!',l!l!lt:,f.s.
Offices! Nos. rs ana ~ FourIeensl, Sireei.


4 Wanted-To Rent q House.
3 Wanted-A'foung Man. 4 x ~.
& For observation-disclosures St. Lawrence. &
. A Nice Lot Of Household Goods For Saie.
q. o. +. Notice. Is - 80 ~ /.
y For sAle-Dwellings-J. T. Hanes.
2: 4. eaimby-Boeks and Periodicals.
McLain's Pectoral Syrup. $500 53.#
4, Two Large Rooms For Rent. - -. Z.
Brass Bird Casea-Nesbltt & Bro. =
&I.ist Of letter.. y ~. AZ.
E1celaior Baking Powder. sj s: y
Bulwer Lyttou's Bridge-Thirti page.
The "Emsheimer', Shirt-Head Of Local,
l When Hpectacles are Needed-I. @. Dillon,
Just Received-Carpets and Rugs : G..
Msndel & Co. ::i,s3,g 7:s1. - I :
Religious ENTHUSIASTICALLY page.
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Washington, but unfortunately political con.
alterations are allowed to stand In the way
z The reporter asked Col. Deall what kind Of
Presidential talk he heard. z; (.
"From what can gather II looks 10 ME as
II Payne will be the Democratic nominee"
"What about the other side? ID
"Well, l wsl surprised to Ind ths. about
three Republicans out Of every four. are for
Blaine. This surprised me. because there
might feel under obligations TO the Admin.
istfatlon. 1Iu! Republican, want 10 make
sure Of q winning ticket. Blaine and Lin.
coin IL ths way thoy put IT," IS .t
"Brooke county Republicans wouldn't get
mad II Blaine were nominated ~ 6sEa
Col. DEAL smiled and said: "With Blaine
at the head Of the ticket YOU would hear
something from, Brooke county for that
matter from West Virginia aud the country"
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WonS hes bteu stopped at the Alton gas
we'll ~ Beech Bottom, Brooke county, Tor an
lndefnito period. The escaping gas, which "a
carried oil In a pipe, nlakes bl.zs about two
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WAsHrSeros, D. G., March oa-1:so 1. ".
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. warmer.
fair weather, followed by light rains, east 10
south winds, lower barometer. rF tF-.,1i.
4l For the Lower Lakes, partly. cloudy
weather, followed by light rains during the
night winds shifting east to south, lower
barometer. l55,5. Il. = 1,lT71' = =, =
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-, AGenerDtis art.
The following note e1plainsi4ssli:

:, $500 huSaY EIDE, March u, 1881.
Henry K, List Esq
DEAR FR1RSrT Please find enclosed my
check Tor ons thousand dollars 10 be added
to the Permanent Fund" Of the 0hild7eu's
Home, otwhich you arc President. w
BY 30 doing you will oblige an old friend,
u f5+li n JACsH HoRNBRcoK.
SThe permanent fund OF the Childrer,'s
Home Is now growing very comfortably. Mr..
;Hornbrook's silt Is only 10 keeping with the
generosity for which he Is already dessryedly
famous. He will be GRATEFULLY remembered
by the orphans who bsnth. by his liberal;ty.
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4 Tnr last lecture In the conrsc will he given
IN Fourth Street NJ + n Church /. Tue sdny
night by Rev. Dr., De Hass, late y. 8. Corsil
ut Jerusalem, 4 49,.
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Avon PlL1s-Being lsrgely composed OIL
mercury they eventually ruin the stomach
but ALIENS Bilious Physic vegetable
mixture, acts quickly, and eHectually cures
Is cent?. At all Dr,lrciats rrhsAw
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CINCINNATI. O., March 2l,-Flous, aulet and IN.
changed. whea, dull; No. 2 red Il 0G1torn stronger
No. ! e5s:I1ac Oats steady; No.. mixed size.
Rye quiet; No. 2 G5a66c. harley in good demand
md unchanged FORK duh: mess 81 TIA s 90.
Lard dull; steam 9.35c. Bu meats quiet and un.
changed. Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders Sc;
short rib lOlAc; short clrsr lL554c. Whisky Drmcr
ut 81 Is. Butter easier hut not luo.ably lower.
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RECENT explorations in Bible Lands, won.
desfully confirming the truth Of Revelation.
Fourth Street Church Tuesday night. - =
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An effect existing without cause is an
impossibility; tickling In the throat, huski-
ues3 OF the voice, violent coughing, ETC., ARE
lhs cffec'1 OF severe cold. Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup cures The cold at once and re-
movea its serious effects, 'N-"-li
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WAUKENpHAST.

Easiest Shoe ever made for Gentlemen,
ut ~ ]. W.AMICk'S, - :
s. ll43 Main Street, y
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Z Ask your grocer for Magic ulycerine soap,
Don't take any other. No humbug about
this, like many other Inferior brands thrown
upon the market. q I -.
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THE REpUBlIuAN CONvgsrIoH
To Choose Ohio County delegates to tue
StatesG8ASeati0E.

To ChOOhe ONO County Uetekhteh 10 tue
State. CoASeati0E.
This afternoon the Ohio County Republi.
can Executive Committee will meet at the
Lincoln Club rooms a. $50 o'clock, to tx
upon date for holding the County Convcn.
ton TO select delegates to the St1te Convex.
ton which conyenes ut Martinsbnrg, April
30, for the purpose Of naming the gentlemen
who shall act az West Virginis's delegates at
large TO the National Convention at Chicago,
June 81 NJ DI q. ,i5 ~
This committee Is composed OF ten mem.
bers. ono from each dis,rict in tho county.
Mr.. Spsulding Wallscs representing Msdi.
son district. IL Chairman, and Mr.. Frank
Johnson. OF Union district, Is Secretary. The
other members are: Washington district,
Henry serie;.Clay,W. H. Halter; Centre, Will.
lam Hamilton; Webster, W. N. Lynch;
Richie, s. Waterhouse. ST.; Richiand II. P.
Carrier; Triadelphia, John Baird; Liberty,
Abram McColloch. -i@EeF e.j@.i5RF
Other ma.te,a pertaining 10 the opening
campaign will also require attention, The
committee hs7 been actively at work during
the "pollsicsl recess" hut has KEEP. i.a opera.
tions In the background aI much Us poslible.
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PHILADELPHIA, March sl.-Flonr quiet and
sea No Sns4 red a an1ea IA Aa S sSfa PEEK
/ 05: May 81 t9t.al 10: June 81 lial ll15 Corn
dull and lower; rejected 5lha57c; No. 8 mixed and
yellow &5s1.bsc; steamer b73Sa53%c: fait mixed
e05la6ic. Oats dull anu lower No. s white VIZ :
4jc No. 2white 4Slss4iic; No. ! white axe. HGrey
scifce and wanted; extra 37aS9c. Eggs hrmcr and
n n1 dpnaDh. arird yStLr -- r|E--rl.-
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/. STILL fifteen or twenty piectu Of slightly
damaged carpets left, at two.,hirdG their lir;t
cost. ~ n. ne ssy5 y. ". 3FHrnvr =
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ECONOMY is the road 10 wealth. Save, by
using Magic GiyceEino soap. 49,
G.S. FERRY. 14l0 Main street.
sr, Agent for sale OF 1t,
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I g. 8. FxHsy, manufacturer o! candies, al
ways has large stock OF iresh goods on hand.
i rolnpt and careful StlGption given 10 orders.
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THE DAIRY MARKETS.,


NEW YORK, March cl.-Money market easy al
1%a2 percent. Prime mercantile paper TASK pet.
cent. Sterling E1changebankers' bills firm al
81 "; demand 81 SEX. Tgss 10 -
GovEsSxEsrs-stronga and 1eaAc higher cxcep,
three pefceuss. watch are unchanged. 't l25,s'
Y. =. 3s..."......lol ). new 4s........,., TX
u.S. 4Hs, couponS..ll3134l Us - iil'f, az
ADVANCED to l82 and reacted to i8tH: Texas Pacific
roso to 755s and Canada Southern seconds 10 Sc.
Pacific Gs Of '9s..-123 TEX. pac. land gr'ts. So
Contra. Pacific hEsls' liz do BIO Gsande DIV. 7e21
S II secen @;;; IP bonds, aEst~Ie
Louisiana couhols"-5 e .: ?: sinking fund.-
Missouri Gs...."..lo5 virgin!a 6s............. 10
st. Joscl,h::..:;.......~lo Virginia consols, cx.
=: +. d 9. y. trsts..-li5 tn mat COUPONS. i0tI
Tennessee o!u"...... i3 Virginia dctcrrcd,,
Tennessee Is. new... 40 Extra Interest.
srocEs-Thc market opened lower on reduction
In freight rates OF scents per 100 pounds on grain
provisions. etc.. by Commissioner Fink. The de-
Cline In prices ranged from X to ss pelceut, trunk
linz khaIes leading In the downward movement
Alter II O'Clock fair Inquiry for Oregon 4. Trans.
Continental aud Oregon Pacidcs SGT III, Oregon all.
vanctug p.tccnt. Northern Pacific 4 percent, and
pre:erred ~ percent. The Improvement In the
general list WIS., fractional and The market quiet,
except for Northern. Pacific and Oregon d Trans.
Continental shares. 1n the afternoon 1t was re-.
ported from Boston that the Union Pacific and
e edaeuEu Wao Sa met sna h%d
srtted rs uufayorabe and the market fell off lax
percent d,ilc Mail, Northwestern, Lacks anna.
Denver and Uuioa Pacific were the weakest shares
Near theClosc twas learned lhtt the ad Journment
OF tho railway coutt renee ut Boston was ducto the
absence Of Pretident Potter, Of the Chicago, Bur.
lington l. Quincy road, and that auoth,r meeting
had been called for next week. This created
seadlet feeling, and the market closed firm with
a fractional rally In prices. Compared With last
nights closing piices are down Y to " percent, OK.
ccpt Tor Kan!as & Texas, Wabash, OREGON 4 Trans.
continental. which are 3s4H percent higher. Cana.
1iau Pacific and Eoi!hern Paciilcs unchang.i j,
Louisville, Now Albany 4 chicago i, Mobile i Ohio
Y. Oregon Short Line 1s ant st. Louis & San Fran.
cisco u, Ohio & Mississippi declined ", and Rich
monu q Danylllel Y percent. n :. - :.
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IT Is A FACT.

Hundreds OF letters In our 20 :. sion (cop!es OF
which may be had by return maiI nle our author.
ty for the assertion that Skin, scalp and Blood HI.
mors, whether Scrofuous, Inherited or outaginus
may NOW DO permanently cured by Cutcurs Re.
tolvent, the new Hood Purifier Dill.e,ic and Apt.
RENT, internally. and Cuticua and Cut!cura Som
the great Skin Cures and Feauifen, cxtctuaiy. IN
one'hai The time and at one half the cxperso Of
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GREATEsT ON EARTH

earth. Hed the worst Gaze aalt Rhcum iu ihis
country: My mother had 1t twenty years, aud in
fact died from 1t; believe Cuticura would have
saved her Hte. Ny arms, breast aud head were
cured until used the Cuticura Resolvent Inter.
nRlly and Cuticura ard Cnticnra Soap externally.
~ ~ --L.---. ]. ". ADAMS Sn.rnrt ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-22
WHAT WAS rnsMorlyy.

The meeting last nighswas star chambe,
one. What tina idea OF the members was in
shutting reporters out is not Exactly known,
Possibly, jealous Of the Board OF Pablo
Works, and thinking that 1t was attracting
more attention by its ;a,l,oad meetings thai,
the Council Committee on Railroads was by
it,, they resolved to attract more attention.
even II they acquired The nnsnyisble reputa.
ton Tint the Board once did, by memorable
star chamber session. and .bsn again, posi-.
bly, this was not the idea OF the members.
Council committees as rule, are peculiar
bodies, and it Is wise comniittseman thai
knows what his committee will d..
In order TO be very secret, the commit
tee met in the First Branch Chamber. IA re.
porter strolled in and was met with stony
Ela.es. HIS cooliy stated himself, lit cigar
and babe the company good evening" Then
Col. wilkinson condescended 10 say that un.
der ordinary circumstances they were ALWAYS
glad to see reporters, but in this case they
didn't want them around.
MI; Pstsrso1.-"Yes, you'll have to 20
Rsporier.-"H f, you voted 10 'flrs'report-
era, gentlemen y = p -
MI. Smith.-"Well, 1t 10 understood among
rs that they ara not 10 b. here. 49, ,,Ei Il =