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BRADFORD, January 2h-crude oil finn, Total
run Fiiday ca.S0 barrels total shipments Ss,SSy
g!0 barrels unitcd pirs line certificates OPENED a
~ nss clesed At 81 lC3s; highest ptlce 81 iIX
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COnIaG This WAY.
IA Hidden Danger Which seems to BIO
l-h-.lL-- 81 - EpItlcnlc..

80 :
A 10, Epidemic.
4 4 "Heller, 81 -.
Hello yourself!' q v ~; u. :. -:
Y "What abouthe threatened earthquake,
Y "Firat I'd heard Of It. ,Who threatens s.;
Why don't you swear out q peace-war,ant?'
u This conversation took pace between Q
prominent city official and an INrELLloEScEl
reporter, and the former continued:
Have Mt you seen tho Registers last scare
in Saturdays Issue. about The danger Of n,
earthquake on account OF the natural "a!
stored in the earth?' .u.. sf :
s,."fou mean the Pittsburgh Dispatch, Of FIR.
day. ! sIppo:e." lF't, -1l
n; "oh, no; here IL is il the Register. I've go
1T with me-" Nlss 9 n r,.l['I
z Yes: and here 1t is In the Pittsburgh
fUispatch; Two got itwith me-" wa.
NJ .ut F.itsy?' s5t5 S. 9'as!
~: ~. Yes, SIR" \. IS ,L..i,s,
Z This is Saturdays paper. Even the 0eq
/ nler would scarcely slenl from paper x
ne q and from 80 near city 1t says: Co.
cussion, he believes, is the final CAUSE, :
cause at Pittsburgh, too.n 80 u y
&5"Dut the Register has head, An Earth.
quake Possible Here.',n b; ~ N p I
81, 40 has the Dispatch. An earthquake wa!
evidently possiule there twenty.fvur hour!
before It was here" =, -.
49, s Some Of the Pools may be Ready D,
you see hat line there 2" i,55S -
Mos Some OF the Poolp may be neart
Ready 10. They might have got clear ready
In the twenty.iour hour interval.n ~
Tho Register says: In case OF my little
affair OF this sort happening, our reporter
wishes 1t diatiuctly understood that be hS,
given uuders,ood that he has given every
reader warning In time to take to the woods j.
is that in the DiTatchm 2. ~. n. ~
Mot exactly live Of those words appea,
i hore but once; ont, the Pittsburgh repor.e,
WARTS his readers In the same general terms '
Isa.Wel!. BY goeh t. That Is pretty similar IL,
only day to elapse between them p
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viewed prominent ci.iz .n~ot r. PIes, ss ~;
and asked what that town and Macon con -,
were going to do for the proposed az tensjon
OF the Ohio River Railroad from Parkershnra,
to Pt Pleasant. The gentleman, in renivs'
said that the town would vote Sill 600 for IL j.
enterprise GA the I'd OF February. and ihs
county would furnish money to proyide ths
right OF way through Its limits. He saId tho
people wsre very enthusiastic over tLe nm,
jsct, and .alrcady the city was seapine its
benefits, as q Logan, Ohio. furniture com.
pany, with capital Of 100000, and which
will employ a large number OF men. pro.
posss, to come there, provided they vote a
aufllaient amount to bring the raiiroad 10
that place and this, he declsred, is preojsslv
what they will do. Point Pleasant, with il
natural advantages, will soon become q pros.
porous city. u = n = ssTS r ~
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A Prominen, h M Found, De,d

t;..${lSp1ASorol1s, ISp January 27.-Colonel
John Il. Ferry was found dead in bis
room at the Occidental Hotel this morning,
q heart disease. He was on the staff Of
General Dumunt during the war, and was
a. one time owner Of White Sulphur
springs, IN Ohio. In recent years he prac.
ticsd Law in Washington, D. 9. and Jereey
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heating HIS .s.o 1rd.

SsMs:Jss.i0 q. p yos, 81 Jackson, Mich had q
era aud lnins. At.sr a 'ew rppllcatlons Of 1t,
Jacobs Oh, tho wonderful pain cure, be SAYS.
be trotted him n a race which ho won In
three straight heats In 2229>ss LBS and 2:2As
beating all his former records g.
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! PERSONAL MEN RIOS.
Ecws and GosSip In Rotation to Various
10. . - =5|.l.+t People,. ,=.asEsE

Ecws and GosSip In Relation to Various
~ ~ 5S..- People. fsw.6s5
q Mr.. :sin,ms Powell, Of Paske,sburg, Is a
guest ut the McLuss. p. y,,,z-.g, ~ n
e Miss Ella lewissswill shortly return t, New
I York 10 resume her studies III yocsl muaic.
~ Row. ]. R. Thompson, OF Brooklyn, for
marty Pte:ident OF the West Virginia U nj.
vsrsity, will take European tour the COM
Ing summer. T 10.
y. MIN. A. Cox. Jr, Of Pittsburgh, accom-
Fps1ied by two OF his fsonds, spent yesterday
~ 2tke city and they erj5yed themselves
hugely. - - .7''--ss-7
u Mics Jennie Wilson. Of Harrison county,
daugh or Of Col Hen. Wilson, Is expected IL
this city this week, Hhers chs. will spcnd sev-
eral days with fTieadr.
J. Mrs. Alexander Campbell, CT Bethany, wife
! OF tbs lale Bishop Campbell, is spending the
wiuter Ut Louisville with her daushte-, Post
mistress Thompson, Of that tity.
y: Mr. II. y. Brown, with Thomas Hughes &
Co., lett last night. for Cincinnati, whe,e he
will b. married early this week TO Ms
&Millio Smith, 9youEG lady who has Ire.
/ quen.ly visited here.
$Gf Holiday Poat @. a. R., claims that one CT
; Its mambsra, Israel Waterman, WIGS the
younges. enlisted man In tho Federal army.
Hs belonged to the 10Th Q. v. l., and va,
only II years OF age a: the time Of enlistment.
MIRA. G. ". Eofl g singing ut the First Pres.
/ byterian church yeslerdi morning was very
highly compl,mentel by those competent to
Judge. Mrs. Eof while In New York cy .
dontly studied carefully, as mark. 4 improve
men. Is noticeable in her style. s -
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u WASHINGTON, y. G., January 2s- 1904. NJ.
f--For Tennessee ard the Ohio Valley, ligh.
local Yains, followed by clearing weather,
winds 81 ittirg to sou!Eerly, generally warm.
. or; rising barometer Tor the western portion,
iia ling Ia eastern.
+ y For Lower Lakes, cloudy weather, light
anow, southvestcrly winds, shtftiug souttcrIy,
falling barometer, warmer weather.
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DoS'T make the mistake of doctorine live,
ADO kidneys to cure consumption. : II you
will lny all Other remedies aside and nut Won,
trus. niDr. Wis!ar's Balasm Of Wild Cherry,
twill surely bsnelit you. Try it for cough.
and colds, aod see what an excellent remedy
1t is. fggEla SS.I57i ! a - NV
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Tho Patent Congress "Waukinpbaat', shoe
ior gentlemen. This Is an improved congress
gsiter made with The elastic in The back
instead OF tie side, which insures periect
Ut and solid comfortto the wearer. cali and
zee then, before purchasing LsV. HIoND. .
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Twenty.t,.o n on Drowned.

LONDON, January 27.-Twenty..xo Of
the crew Of the ship s:mlay, snuk in the
Eogllsh Chaanel by a ,collieion with the
ship Lucknow, we're drowned. The CITY
Of Lucknow has arrived at Graytseud,
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Petroleum.

clsclssArl. O., .Isnaszy % Live hrss firm
y ea6 co. receipts 1900 head; ihipmenH 75(
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20 kharcN,
Breada,uns aud proyigi"n,

NEW foRE. January 26-Flour steady; rcce,p,.
sSoe s,r T. eTpss!s $500 bs;,e extra osic
active: No. strong aad higher: opiions onensd ".
~ lowsf but latcr recayt red from the decline XII
closed arm; receipts II 600 bushels; expora ii IN
m NJ Chicago 81 q: No. rcd siJ7al OK
bukhss at q odal o5, closing At 81 05k: Febrnsyy
sales ses buiheA st q c. closirx al 81 ID
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Thermo u,cler Nccorti.


y The following ahowa the range OF the Their.
momster, as obeeryod ut Echueptndug ttore,
Upara House corner: ,aov l+lf7' d ; T
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A.12x.Gr. k.7r.s.I7 AN. l2M.4r.H.7P. ~.
) co = 30 81 40 o - a 81 !
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! l15,a.t 1853. tt...|.. - a-lr 1854. z
IA. n. l2s.3r .a.7F.M. IA. n. ~ M.Sf. I'm.
si' q Z. 20 90 Is 7" Ii 70 ~
w EzlN SUNDAY.
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Some OF tho manufacturers he,eabouts are
anxious TO avoid tho summer shut down
othela fay0. II a1d Others express indifference
on Tho subj ct. The workmen nre disposed
81 tho manufacturers say, to do what they
can " a.ssst, the manufacturers. They feel
| called upon to lake one action In regard Il
the agreement by Beatty Neutrality-suspicious.
and II 10 lar from an impossibllity, as the case
Is stated ~ a reporter. thht thia matter may
mako trouble Ia the Union. It . manifestly
unfair 10 tho manufacturers 10 allow one
factory 70 continue at work while tho othegt
are idle, md II the report from bteubcnylle
proves to be well founded, and the employe,
Of the B.atiy factory adhere TO their agree.
| .le3t, 1t IL pro2sble taat there will be d
general break 10 this vicinity, and all fac
tories will ran steadily through the summed
II busineBs iusthes md the owners desire
Many OF the Terxmen freely declared last
winter that II tho Beatty. factoryira they
wonld nlao ignore the resolution OF the Union
and work II tho companies desired them to-
DIFFERENT SYSTEMS or PAYING.
This disadvantage undaE which the factories
Of this district labor In competing with Pitts
burgh glsss housss,ro account Of the differ
ont .tystems Of paying their woykmen,T { has
been much talked about lately. This Ia ons
rets9n tic employees here are DESTROYS oil
turshe.ins the interests Of their employers
Sherssdr they can consistently do 1t. Hers
worl: ID vmuucra.sd by the 'movc," and
broken wars and other lo.ses fall on the
manufacturer, while Mt Pittsburgh the work
men arD paid SO much by the fniAbed
piece. For this reason lsbor costs Tue
Wheeling, Bellalre, Wellsburg, Martins Fa..
ry and steubervilia manufacturer more in
proportion than 1t docs the Pittsburgh man.
ti!sclurer. Theirs has been some talk oil
adopting the Pittsburgh system hero, but nc
stops in that direction asys yet been taken,
and the wors men-feel that they owe some
thing TO their employers as compensation
for this disadvantage unde: which The latter
nov labor. This Is the way they talk, al
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WANTEn,

WAnNTED-WG WANT 'MFN -
w n,,, Women evet5 wh,,e, 70 nj on. a. AND
~ previous experience nef, may. I ~, plnoaa
ssS" SM ~,ikAkLkf q BURNETT III VIaIS'
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sTecks-specula,!on at the, Stock Exchange
opeIed quiet: 10 lhs first sales prices dcclined Z
70 percent ior tho general 1ist aud lpetcrnt fnr
Sort!Gesn Pacahe :ptetetrei and Onson .I1ans.
c9nJnentAl oregon Navigation, how ever open. Il
alauM a;anst oV'S al the 81 So este. day aud iei
aa 70 se1s Aiore tho inst call III decline WAS re-
covered. std 1T noon the market vas strong with
La a sho,c as tenure the stock wing sold up
dtau pscl1e, The lee being forced down ir1 57sI
| 20 5lA. Northern Pacific was nl.o heavy. Il ~
deci ~ ~ Other active shares Was upimiov,ant
~ ne siteraooa the market gradnally iii:denCG
until the last hour Of buA e-t when gieaI sclvi,v
prevailed and large Dloc1s OF all the leading storEt
cha geo hands NJ rapidly advancing p,ices. la
s ~ lac temsr Of speculation this bears
Sas Considerably hish.r before they were able 10
The heavy bnsi:g movement In tho at, racon
the Ch!c-go. Burlington 4 Quincy, ii, PAM. ii"io
pacilc aId ho,k Island. at pliv.ie conference NJ
Chicago last light. had Practically settled MI nuns
,iyns Ia dispute. nna Ia. rates VII. be re ,U.ed
to speculation and gGva great couiitcIce To- iho
bull Hccondt:, sharp rise Ia tho sa:sS II Tho
Northern Pacific divition Was due TO tae tnnbnnrc
,nent LUZ, saSs Inc oregon q Ttanfsoni.nenIal2Co Com
nee1 d, prominent railway capitalists AID banEci,
agreeing 10 furnish The dmauut. After recI Inn
tnis financial hid the Greg III d Traslcentiicntal
COMPANY on ied 70 take up number e liz loans
which are Win Gs.nans but ihesi rartis uro
ely on The bear tide and rnmLr has Il ihss tSsy
have s9!d securities lodged with them by the O.e
son q Iiau.cln inent 4 Company. II Is believed
an cuormuua short, interest has bean eutrannrG
"htch my have IN inportan, bca,iug on ,hs Gen.
eral mnrEe next week. : x 49,, $50 o..
tasinc MAis ndv4ucc1 on reports OF q dividend
shortly TO be declared Every stock on II" liz
shows an advance ~ ompsfcd win the ciosiNs
quotations o! yesterday. Oregon Navigation /; m
~ percent; Oregon Improvement S11S. o q on a
~ Lake ehore and Union Pacific l3G. Mlrsau.t
f.cinc AID kxns1s & TcxaslH. Louisville q Nash.
Vile, cnicago: Bntlinston Quincy and St, Paul
n and Western Union, Northern Pacific Common
& ohio f,s. preferred rose 10 ~ aud ColnmdS
cal l24 to 1S Total gales Of st cs for tho tyeet
2,6l771i slisI 81 IL creas., l77,2o7 as compa,eI
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-FlvE Ro0Nr; =,
"a comfortable dwelling AT M S HaH IN
Possession given Eebrtiaty iii. 4 ~ meg fo1 ,t,sst
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ELM GROVER STATE LINE RAIL
u Rad COMPANY. \ 10y - - :.
No!tce Is he, cby given that al tho annual meet,
Line Railroad COMPANY 10 to b. li al Tho of,1s 81
IN. I. Hubb-ld, III No. liza Market st,,et. In ,he
Guy o. hee Ing. In tue Stats 81 ntst Iiil ,n!a on
tnv In Gay Of naich, A.: 1874. pop sun VIII
aug H. z pi.al stock with .he Wheellvs i Hs,,is-
burR hallway Company. it''"1' .' -
o. ny order Of the Executive Committee Of tho
49, FL. GRoTEvENr, SECRETARY
OF !he Elm Grove and State Line Eailrosu Comtauy.
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THE DAILY nAfsikEls,
Tho rInuuc..si World. Z.
GovERNs ENTs-Lowcr 70

NEW Yong. Janusry 26:-Money easy at l,s.2 pcr.
Gent; closed otfsted az II pstcen!. rhine laetcan.
tlle paper iaaH percent. sterling Exehapge bank.
ers ui'ls 81 s514; demand 81 S1sl. $50 :
;, GovEaSsEN1s-Lowcr for AS. - ~ p
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT.
POR SALE,

FOR SA L E-TuE GLADEV1IJp
~ FuIaco Property, Glsdcville, t,tI,on MUM,
Y Va, cohtistlnH Of $50 at res u ia, tGl,g .,.'
TIMBER land,, one charcoal b!.st Inuats, tileea
uWeiieH Loutes AND one store ioc1n. NilllellioV
ply 70 RkN RY 4. LIST. li0i Mali ~
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Tex. Pec. land gt',y. M
DO Rio Grande uiv.- 70
y. T.. bonds, first. .lly1S
iu, T.. Laud Htauty... luSE
~: 7: sinking fund.-. .ll7E
Virginia 6s.............. 10
VligtiliA con.ols, ux. "a
tn mat coupona.. IL
Virginia defcrred... s
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ivy ~; " Ss.s Reons ni,h Dwelling. I'D y
sEVkN small Dwellings,
Nggls..SN.jptr M :, Il. FORBES. \.
%Te,opbor. Asa NO, Y. s. Custom Boo. !.
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SIT.ABREA:Ki?'
GLASS ,Woekeas MOVING QUIETLY,
Batihdlca,loa, Of Disagreement In Their hanks.
IA Meeting Of CLAW Men Ysatsrdsy Afternoon.
Aganr STATE q Affairs Altered to Exist
kusssy the - e,Ansn up u s.,sbsn,ii,.

For como weeks there has been qulet talk
Of M impending difficulty or disagreement
amopg The Elaa woskera Of this vicinity.
None Of The talk has heretofore found Ia way
into print, though hints Of all indirect char.
so.er have become public. The talk which
began About this time last year concerning
the summer shu. doHn OF six weeks, ordered
by tho werEmsn,s union, 10 still freah In the
public mind. il ID now renewed with b0me
new pha4ls. . meeting OF Local Union
No 0 OF glass 40 ksrs was hold yesterday,
and while nothing could be learned posi-.
lively OF It's otjsos, or tho matlera under
| consideration, tHis Nag one Of them. a
IGNORING THE UNION. ~ !, %
| 2At The tlme the resolution 10 shut down
for ak weeks, from June S0.h to August .h,
irnch RutnmssSSSss orig nalty 'panedi II was
charged th5t tho workman employed by
I3salty Brothers, OF eteubenville, in'their eI-
tensive factory, had agreed NOT 10 act In con.
tormity with the RESOLUTION, but to continue
at welk, and th!s report created some dis.
crsson among tho wotknicn In other fac.
tories.S Tho resolution was, however, oh.
astyed,byiall thefsc'oriee operated by union
hands ~ 49,. - ~ - vi y
AZ tho preliminary meeting OF Manulnc.
tMels ID this city to take steps In forming q
dlStrics, organization, Beatty Brus. were not
tepresaatcd, a TACT which caused some speeu.
lsiioo, aud At that time It va, again runored
that this firm had entered into an agreement
OF some kind with Its woskmen by which the
latter were bound 10 continue at work dur.
lug tho period for which the uaion ordered a
cessation OF work. t2E rs.
| sjtSis now still more definitely Erenortcd
through the summer, and this report ob.aint
otedence among the glass men OF this city
and vicinity. Gga's IN E@'
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Dry Goods.

NV YORK. January SIN dry goods Tho,
was avery good inquiry tcosy, followed by iars
sales, chiefly brown and co!ored cottunS and thef
MAS better tone 10 the market, -
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RAILWAY ,1oSps-TIe.r was a stronge. tone to
The market for railway mortgages Today, tho lead.
ans ie,tur, being Northern. Pacific, u est sho,c.
Yanc, hlo2 percent, The latter Latc 81 ore ht,
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TOR RENTAL a MODERATE -
Il uRE-thst COT motisn, s,,ssa ~ FIG,
houfe. No. - Thirteenth t,tett. scn, nselllp,
lootnA Two hsll. bathroom, wash .Son.nl alns
ce,lafs Mcguire on The prem hc, M ", ,hd TOD
Wide, No 1900 M.lu street, " 10 !, 4.
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NEW YORK, January 26.-Laather steady aut
MY active: Eenilo:k role 2i.1a25c. = 81 :. =.
--f g.eau.
NEW fonK. January 26.-Lead dull and weak
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa, January e6,-Cattle market
nothing doug; receipts $40 mead: shipments M
head. Hog market arm: rcccip;s 700 head; lhIp.
men,s 4 40 mead: PhilAdel ohiks 90 GoaG 75 Yo,s
eTs 10 toa6 go Sheep market Gull ut about ,un-
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TOR RENT-sTORE ROOM WI
- without Two rooms IN lear nj ~, Win Or
Main street, corner hnrkt, siioy, ~, 'e T. 10 iN
iormAllon kqnlte Al 1885 Mstt, t,,.o, 'ufihe. H..
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NEW YORK, January 26.-Wool steady: domestic
fleece 4ac. pulled !Ss1oc; uuwashed lOa2Sc Tc1n
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TOR RENT-ATWO STORY mn.
a Dwelling. No, y Thirle+n,h ~ bRlCH
inss oms; hot and COLI wnter ana Wy. foe,ai..
o. j. Litll.. CO. ner Enr and III ,t,.t ~ ftSuln
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New YORK, January 26.-Cotton steady: future
st,ons January lO.7lc; February IO.7;c: harcl
~ ?ic; April 10 cCc: May ll.2cc; June Ii.a3c, Jul
i.alc; hugu't II &c: September ll.l5c; Oe.obe
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ClTY mATrRns.
arief Holss on CurFen, Events % Minor

{eii a! 4 Y ri a In erest. + 80 I.
rnE fancy cutters we're oat in force yesEes.
Tnr nail mills are beginning to get ready
10 resume. 5tah 5Gl "a HVlislFi VI,
MArksr hours at the Centre Market were
very short Saturday, there being no gas. z
THE steel cable at ths. Incline OF the Whit.
aksr Coal Works, broke Saturday, wreeklnS
four carr. A. u y ri fgil u IS Il - NJ
The soush Side cors.ing tlacka were nll
thropgsa yesterday Just as II II had been u
week cay. w NiF4 T6t4e III
Carr. Pun JAsrke, Of the D. & O., had two
fingers mashed Saturday In the discharge Of
bis duties. y 49, r. " ~ -; '' 'Ti
Tnn cit'sens' limo street cars were idis yer.
tcrdsy. to give The horses and men-a-mnch
| needed rest. f,Y iga@& i@-s "n{
psn2Y NTRAcY, Tho well known veteran
night. watohman, 10 laid up from the results
OF u fall received F,iday night. ~ e
ALI tho glass In ono side q . Citissns' line
street car was broken Saturday by collision
with Central Glass Houao wagon. (.
IT was thawlpg at midnight. The most hsr,
dened weather prophet would not risk bis
reputation on a prediction as TO what 1t will
be doing at noon. - ~ ~ - ri
LOUIS scuwALp celebrated bis 2s!h birth
day Saturday In flno style, with tho aid oil
Kramer's orchestra. Large numbers OF hif
friends called 10 congratulate him. ,,FF
THE river commenced rising slowly yesie.
day afternoon, caused, It Is supposed, by 4
gorge at some point below hers. Tho tc,
continued passing In dangerously heavy foe!
all day yesterday sissks4 9 FsS.9SsjTf!S Sf'f
MRs. JAc:B JEFsERs slipped on an 10y side
walk In East Wheeling, Saturday night, nnd
received o severe fall, alighllnS on the back
OF her head with stunning iorcs. Her in
jusies arc not scrlous. .,ii.I &6sHlg
The Jury In the damage cult OF HsrgreAvel
vs.. Kimberly IVES taken ont 10 Manchrs'el
Saturday IN u large sleigh, In charge OF Dep
uty 6hersif lanchard, TO view the premise,
alleged 10 have boon damaged, EagfEq$
%AsvERr telling buslesque on Rome Of u.
city lights was seen at! tue Elm Grove n..ee
car office last night, where au oillautesn wal
hung on the crosg bss Of tie iron gas post
Mt q ray Of Light came fton, the gas jet. y
FIVE men and four women vera arrested
Saturday night at Jennie Lees place, on Eot
street, by The police. All but two younl
man depo,ltsd money for their appearance
nolioc court this moraing. 'Th.ss two wen
TO jail. - r. egg 81 ,if I, So. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-28

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-28

TOLEDO. January 7s,-Whca. quiet: No. . red
Juae 81 %. Corn tteady: No. ) cash Sic; February
6i1dc; Nay 6SSc. Oats firm; no. cash $50 Bid:
May 9,Ac bid, lover seed quilt; Prime cash
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-07-18

gentleman who takss great in
tsres, IN horticultural matters, and
whose observation and experience
entities his opinion to weight, &C
counts for the cause of the falling off
OF haf-grown fruit this year-espe-
''alIy applcs-by at,ributing it to
oNetgtowth. He thinks that tie I'M
usual moisture las; month had much
To do with 1T, producing excessive
growth hciUis the stems were able
I" bear tho weight. The falling
frunt may he used for food if cooked.
Which ifuccss s,uu.s To remove the
dan ,or attending unripe products.
Ia the repairs which ,le leing
made TO the District School house.
heeit"s the 'Icc'i,n of an extensive
addition un the south size. wurkmen
ntc engaged ia raising the upper
ceiling "f the maIn huIld.ns To adapt
1t more faily To modern IDEAS of san
,lary requirement; Wh,n TIE build
ing vas made, Lesrly quarter cen.
tory ago. hino and ten feet walls
we've considered lofty enough for the
most exalted tas,e, bat now they can
scarcely be tolerated in dwelling or
hall. The school house WHEN CON-
pletcd Will be adequate fer present