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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-29
LOCAL BREyITIEy.
,rN,,sn OF Minor Moment In and About tho
No MORE shows this week. ~


.a.s' City. ,f ,s.N4.S.
No MORE shows this week. '8
GENERAL Gory ut Benwood tonight.
Two marriage licenses were Issued YES.
tcrday. .a.5 .gst-i g
TIE Mmnncrchor Singing Society will
give dance in its hall this evening. I. l
TnE Fire department, police and justices
OF the peace are again enjoying II rest.
THe genial sun yesterday was pleas.
ant change from the chilly rain OF Monday.
TIE Eight, ward Blaine and Logan
club will 80 down to Benwood this even
ing. W
CrgsrSuTs urc said to DO unprcccdcnt-
cdly plenty this year, but the Italians have
not found 1t out, and sell them rs high M
ever. @'lss n
TIE river ut Pittsburgh Yesterday WIS
stationary with depth OF q inches tn tho
channel, At points above there 1t was
rising. t ~
ALL the members Of the Junior plumed
Knights arc requested to attend the meet
ing this evening, ut $50 o'clock. Bust
ness Of importance will DO transacted.
TnE sitle-wheel steamers Courier, Dur.
nal and Regular, lately the property OF
the rarkersburg Transportation Company,
arc advertised to DO sold Mt IL Marshais
sale on Saturday, November s.
| T'mE Germanfa Singing Society will give
its inst grand concert and bnll Of the sen.
son nj its hall in tho Public Library build.
ing Friday evening. The Opera House
orchestra will play. An attractive pro,
gramme Is announced. H'.
Miss Stout, OF the Third Ward School,
took her philosophy class through the pot
terry yesterday afternoon. The class Ii
quite large and is composed OF number
Of bright young ladies and gentlemen
They enjoyed their visit very much.
TIE Black Eagle club decided ut III
meeting last evening to meet ut the clul
room Thursday evening ut ESQ O'Clock
and escort General Colt to the Republican
meeting in the Eighth ward. Captain ny
der requests MI the members TO be Oh
hand in uniform.
TIE y. 4 0. Telegraph Company is re
placing its wires between this city ant
Benwood with copper wires. 1t is under
stood that this is uonc us al experiment
Heretofore the sulphur'in the air arising
from the numerous manufactures alonI
this part Of the line has caused the wire
10 corroie and become useless very fast.
-TnE resirncntal order appears in this Is
sue for the companies belonging to TIL
Blaine and Logan regimentto meet atthcl
Headquarters tomorrow evening ut G:3
o'clock for the purpose Of escorting Gen
Coli 10 the Eighth Ware! meeting. TIL
regiment will rendezvous on Main street
right Resin. on Twelfth.
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An Unusual bargain. .I5
Heavy all-wool shifting tfannels at o5c
per yard. +. NJ. McGlLllS & Co,
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z He'd Comforts
in every grade from 7755c up. y : .s
,g.ssa- E. N. McGILLIS 4 Co. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-29

Colored Canton Flannel d
remnants from manufacturer ut 7c per
yard, worth 12lc.
: b. +. NJ Mc(1u11y K Co.
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s. So buys mems fashionable dress
ove'coats, worth So so, at the bankrupt
store, LIP Main street.
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- 70 buys mems good oycrcoats, worth
S. 10, at the bankrupt store, ll42 Main
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Just received, another lot OF ladies'
hand.sewed Wulkenphast button shoes. at
& f.t-.st. F-,r-3I j, Y, BioyB'S.
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- 81 buys a fashionable dress suit,
worth SID 90, at the bankrupt store, ll4e
Allin street. #..arr. -
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TIE only genuine English lValkenphast
shoe to be had in the city at LII
vi, y ~ l.. Y, BLoSp's. p
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THE DELEGATES,

I'M bELhoAIES. ..' n"
Nlvina No. |. llat,Grs Fciry-John Kooncc.
franklin Mob, Whccllng-Jainrs N. Todd.
Caledonia, No. !, shephcnl>lowl--J u. stalcy.
llm1kc, No. Wells6nrs--Frc,l j.. Myer,
William Tell, No. 4, Wheeling Kocrner.
;MelphiA, No. :, C.arSsbug ~, s, lliley.
Wheeling, No. y, Wfcciiug--jnCoh Morris,
M0nuhg4lla, No. 10, Morgu,ltown-M. Hayes.
MarI4n' 40. u, r9irmonl-M. \, Harms.
= MnnIh city, No. l3--MUunisville-A, llry som.
West Columbia, No. II. West COlumba-T ".
Sunley. '
inyerswood, No, 10, i,nvenswood--J. W. Bennett.
shlnnSl0r, No. l6-E- str!ckler.
Aitie, No. II. i.owlcsburg--lOhn Y, Pierce,
Nightingale No, is. Fllfhiil-S. il. Davls.
Concord No, ~, whecins--Adan, lonccEer.
!'rrcl, No N. Scwbury-f. II. D,insnor.
Lberty. No. 2l-llnrtlOrd City-Charles I, Shank.
II. ,fars No. ...!--H.'T. Tnyfor.
Taylor. NO. y, l'rnntytown-ihomGJ J. lAker.
Iuscatora, No. -, Martlnsbug-w. l.. McElroy.
knimMhnt No. q, Charl,sipn-1ohu {. HERMAN.
Wiidey, 50. y, COMPASSIONATE. i. i.ntas. '
Sharon. No. y, rnrkcr,buts-C hnrlcs l.. Porter.
samaritan, No. ~, MtddtcWny- GrOrsu II. Hams.
Burg. .-.5 =,
Ripley, No. 20: Jackson e. H.. l.. Armstrong.
GFaEon. No. 3l-!I. Z. CLANCY.
New Haven. No. ISL. J. tirinstcaii
canlt ron, NJ. 80. Moore. .....
'OIiNe hrhi'Vll, NO ~, ntOWNstuWn-W. IL. Hurley.
81. tieorEe, No. Sg-p. LipscOnib.
Excelsior. No. 40, Whecng-li. l.o>cnsrIn.
Magnolia. M q. New Mas,insyiIIe-M i. ober
M, Hebron 30. -, lloomrry-l Lewis lAHcnt.
Clllvna, 80. 45-frulerck Flood.
Enrekn, No. y, Whcellng-tiolffcy schul.
Lincoln, 80, ~, lcuwom--IOhu ", Davis.
Webster, No. tD-Jamcs N. BARTLETT
Kate barclay, No. 81, Cairo-W. Ii. Hawkins.
tool lRtea', No. o., Sleepy C'eek-Se, repre-
evening Star, 80. 5,.Mannng,on--Tho Smith
Col''helh, No. ~ lMcelGnnon-Sot represented
'hcery Camp. 40. Nt-l. u. Innls.
AlnlEiia, S0. 81, Mason City-Inlucs C. Campbell
lhl'ipIi. No. ~. ". Ellsworth.
Wc.t linton, No. &-isaftkH iIatshbagcr.
Volcano, No. b.--lnbcu Alexander,
Mornln. Sur, No. ", COalb,irg- Not represented
Huntington. No. Gi-William ii. Inll.
Eclectic, no. u, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall.
Mildlchonrnc No. Gy-l.enjamin EuElc.
Glade, No. 20, MpadawvillU.-i.. +, Wolf,
iieiuetdtt No, 7S-Not represented.
New River, No, 4, Rail Vsh Z. li.-Akh y, Prince
Maiden. 40. 7'-J0hn II. hiolint
Queens Point, No. IS, keySer-Atllarl i. Davis
Paw Paw, No. 10-E &. lledilng
Henrietta, No. 81, COul Naltey-G NJ rIcbcn,
ifihwutha. No. So. Sistefsvilic-S. D. Knight,
l'AHtinc, No. si-l. c. Mckinney
Putnam. No. Is, Raymond City,. Z. CARPENTER
Mountain; Nn SO, ll!plon7,Mnlhew j. MtGulre
BtNany, No. MA, Y We,l,
Lebanon. No. 50, GuynudOttc--W. II. NeWcOnlb
Wcetnn, 40, :V-tteterck f}rinkma,iu.
l;r.l Ash, No. ~. Quinutmont-J. W. Chambt n
Winfield, No. v. l'utnan county, -.
Ehlyrly, No. ", MyritessIlle-J, u, Walker.
rFl'ilelphia, 80, 9L-Jol,n llelMnlInv:
Glen Elk, No. VI, Charlcstoii-J. T. lfngtr.
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s. 60 buys mems good cashmere suits,
worth $40 90, at the bankrupt store, ll42
Main street, I'D --.,rl sr =, Il,
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LADIES, il you want a nice stylish shoe
call at III Z. Y. BIoyn's :,
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Ul III Tr!cot Cloths,
in desirable shades, ut 81 90 per yard.
NJ .Tl u. N. MeGiLtIN 4 Co. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-29

h THE place to get your great bargains is
At the great bankrupt sale OF fine clothing
Tor two weeks only call ut once, ll4a Main
,trnpt g. sa#. $50 .E'- 81. ~ F.r 80 ts 81 70.
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linilnlra Sntns,

4 young child Of john sackley was bur-
led yesterday ut Rose Hill. esE
Nr, Alex. sterritt, osthe Pittsburgh Coal
Works, and Miss Lizzie King, OF the sec-
ond Ward, were married yesterday forc-
noon by Rev, 7. II. Taylor,
The Loring Mission Band will give an
oyster social on Thursday evening ut the
home OF Rov. r. ". brown, the proceeds
tobo for mission work in India.
4 Republican demonstration will DO
held here Saturday evening, the last be-
fore the election. All tho marct,ingclub
will be out and probably others oi the
ncighborhood.
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THOR SALE OR RENT.
Coal Property Near Washington, Pa.

Can be shipped OIL Charters or on Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroads; miic IN good wotkEae 0T"ty; =
gas, steam or fuel: 20 houy,S, noir. liack;,m!la
shop. &c, 10 pit and irsin clH; roads II! god 'ti'
dltion laid with T. mtl; plrnty Of minrr 'nie
Ind; low mite OF mining no strikes. The %G'r
property Will bc sold on envy ternS nnl NJ u "T
PRICE az tho owner intends going out Of TIC ~
business There Is vein Of good hir,clay III ne
pit, which costs nothing to mine lias lrcn ,a!V;i
can be utilized NJ small expense md mn it made
profitable. Apply to V.IiARhlNG,.
% OclS 1870 WRslIuvtup "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-29

80 Flanncls b III.
n red, grey, and blue, bought at auction
md sold ut auction prices. o..
E.. II. A{cGiLllS & Co.
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To the ladies,

at rs, 800 and 81 90 per yard are wonder.
full bargains. Il. N. McGiIIIS 4 Co,
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In order that thepublic may understand
the situation on the Island little more
clearly, it must be suited that tho Board is
doing this work itself. no contract having
been made. The bricks being used were
bought lust summer in regular way. The
grading, what little is required, is being
done by the chain.gang. IIardlya square
Of new curbing is required, and this dis.
penses with . great expense heretofore
encountered in laying down brick pave
ments. The Board had on hands at the
commencement Of the work nearly s., 900
Of last years 10 cent levy fund that had
not been expended. The job, when com.
picted, will be one OF the best and cheap.
eat the city ever had done.
The kick made by the Eighth ward
is that the brick used was or.
lcred for the Eotr street Improvement or.
tered by Council. Aztec that brick was
ordered Council awokc to realization Of
tho fact that there WINS no money to carry
that or the Main street Improvement for,
ward. 10 make the EoT street improve.
ment would incur grcat expense for now
curbs and sewerage, which the city is not
now IN condition to meet. SrI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-29

81 81 buys boys first class suit, worth
s. 90, ut l42 Main street. H
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CuEsrSuTs arc said to DO unprcccdent-
cdly plenty this year, but the Italians have
not found 1t out, and sell them Ms high III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-29

. 50 u buys a boys good ovcrcoat, worth
s. 60, at ll42 Main street. +. ia
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{. .,5s.s-i-'..l S. NelMeinbcr tSil'F -s-- -
tho low prices marked on our millinery
goods. isS 85al Il. @-sbs55ss,5 Co.'S
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SIZE buys mems good pants, worth
50 10. ut the bankrupt store, ll42 Main
street, rs A n Z
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Tie river ut Pittsburgh yesterday was
stationary with depth Of Is inches tn tho
chnnnel, At points above there 1t was
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THE SCOTT LAW DECISION.
What Is Said OF Its Exact hy n Prominent

'NNI, Ohio irnfl.
The decision by the Ohio Supreme
Court that the Scott Liquor Law was un-
constitutional, which Was made public
yesterday, was naturally discussed with
some interest here, but over the river it
was the absorbing topic Of conversation
last evening. Col. C. j. Poorman, editor
Of the Dellaife Tribune, and one Of the
best posted politicians in Eastern Ohio,
said TO an 1STELLlGEScEE reporter last
evening that the decision would make IL
row next year, and this question would
be the issue. - ~
"What will he its present political
efcct?" he was asked.
" think it cannot have any other result
Just now but to help The Republican Gauge
in the State" 49, ...
slow does it affect Bellaire?' !.
1T will add -$l5, 900 10 the debt OF the
city, and Il levy pannot be laid TO meet the
addition, because the limit OF ta3ation Inns
already been reached .,rT
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Three Hundred,

~ *, ASH A"Ecc Auhurcd, .fEat-----
chillren's and misses havelocks and new.
markets to select from, at ,.,~' $50. y.
E. NJ. ,AlcGlLLIS, &, Co. s.
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THE BOAEsD REPLIES
Categorieniiy to the Categorical Inguiris
Fired Mt II ty Council.

CateEorianily to ths Categorical Inquiries
Fired ut 1t by COUNCIL,
One OF the matters coming before Coun.
Gil last night, over which it was expected
there would be some fun in the way Of a
lively discussion and an assault on the
Board OF Public Works, way the answers
OF the Board to the interrogatories fred
at it in resolution presented at the last
meeting Of the First Branch by Mr, Bin.
CELL, which was adopted. The Boards
answers were very brief. The interrosa-
tories and the cnswors made were us fol.
lows: ..u..,
First, Will the aggregate cost OF the I'm.
proyements proposed and commenced by
the Board on South Huron and Virginia
streets exceed the sum OF $1,000?
Answes-Yes.
Second, Has the Board, in providing for
such improvements, entered into any con.
tract for any sum exceeding $4,000
Answer-No.
Third, Has the Board, in providing for
such improvements, entered into any con
tract whatever, and il 80, has the Mayor
signed such contract, or had an oppor-
tunity to sign such contract? }l,
Answer-So.
Fourth, II the Board has made any con,
tract for such improvements, is it pledeinr
any money in payment for work done or
to be done in fulfillment thereof, other
than that which the Board anticipates re-
ceivipg from the ten cent levy recently
provided for by Council? :
Answer-No.. 7 @,"'.
The Board in concluding trusted that
the answers would prove satisfactory. Its
communication was first read in the Sec.
ond Branch. THO opponents Of the Board
hardly knew what to say or do and it was
quietly renewed md hls:l, In tho First
Branch Mr.. Hoffman said tho answers
were not satisfactory and he moved that MI
investigating committee OF six DO M.
pointed, but soonaiterwards withdrew tile
motion and the action taken down stairs
was concurred in.
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|, 90. +. GRANDL0DGE
THE ANNUAL SESSION OPENS
In This City With Full Attcndante-1.ist Of
the Delegates In Attendance and the
Lodges They Represent = Neports,
md l.uutins business Yesterday. y.

The annual session Of the Grand Lodge
Of West Virginia ofthe Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows convened in this city yes.
tertay with n very full attendance. Fol-
lowing isa list Of tho delegates present,
with the lodge represented by each.
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TUE rOoR MANS INTEREST,

. . n
Mr.. Harrell referred to a recent howl
made in the body over the iniesnsis Of the
poor man. Were his interests being look
ed after by taking action that eventually
raised the price Of his gas and water? lie
favored a change in the charter, hut like
Mr. Hildreth, wanted it to be one that
would allow real estate to be subjected to
higher taxation. I.}
Mr.. Healy had moved to adopf the re-
port md Mr. Gleason had seconded his
motion. The resolution was killed.
Later the following, offered by Mr.. Pickett,
was adopted by both branches.
RTsol,Td, That the Committee on Lcgis-
lation in conjunction with the Committee
on Ordinances and the City Solicitor be
requested to report to this Council such
amendments to this Act OF the Legislature
creating the several Boards OF this city in
such manner as experience has shown 10
be necessary
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THERE is land Of pure delight
Where saints immortal reign,
For here OH earth, ST. jacobs Oil,
because it conqucrs pain, ) =
Makes mortnls live in pure delight,
And free from misery's pAnin,

4 FULL line Of ladies' common sense
shoes, in four different widths, at
T.. " BIoyD's
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|pUnLlC SALE OF VALUABLE
i PROPERTY In the Town OF Elm GIoyc-
House and lot, house containing six looms, l,,d
IMiding Lots adjoining W., T. ~ Il. KkiirnaI md
National Road. VIII be sold OH the lfrmi,, ig
Elm Grove on TIulSDAf, November ~ ~,
commencing Mt 10 O'clock \. ". F"7 ia;l,u!sn
Gel ON j. L. iiENrEr, No, liti Market stcrt " iAe
seen, Icr'os. one slIrd Of he itaHla'r ,ponY
ei.s In hntd. and the residue IN Two equal Nnn'Hi
payments; with !nteres, from day Of S''c. io'%'r'
cured By deed OF trust OIL the pr6IEiy Hil.
loc..>..19wAS VITA Y, tHAMhfH-it
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!; Doors AND SHOES ut all prices at
5iff SHS ", BLoSp's.
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10 GRAND BARGAINS (!


100 B!nck anu White Checked all wool
Shawls, 81 90.
= Bales Sl,cctins, 4 aud sc.
Case Bingham, SC.
200 NIL wool Misses Cloth CloakS, Sc.
$50 Dozen Ladies' Mcrino Hose, 10 and
/: Lee Il pair.
100 Dozen all Linen Towels, 81 81 and
81 40 per dozen.
Case Shaw knit Half Hose, 81 90 per
dozen, or lac IL pair. These are seamless.
500 Ladies' " rnpS, -. 81 so, 81, s.,
Sc, IS, $40, Sls, SIS, Is and $.5.
80 Dozen lUck.stitched Ladies' Vests,
SDca piece.
Is Dozen Cents Iauntlried Shirts at
s6c piece. ,.9
III. ENTSEEEINIER,
Eleventh Street.
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Fon bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing 80 to
]. W. FERnEL's,
Corner Main and Twcnty-hrst st.
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Wheeling 1.-Two Stock Market.
AZ the Wheeling stock yards the quotations arc.
tne-si Nhii 5V i0sall kinds. = Illills s. 5Oa3 o.
Mp9s-Falr supply; Ani}zzc per ID.
Saffp--aaaltc per d..
Cai,ts-s6 CHI 10 OO. .'
LuThs-ia5c per H. . @
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CITY FINANCES,
AND OTHER THINGS IN COUNCIL
The Committees Report Last Night and
What Was Said mud Done About 1.-THE
u. =. W. Catechism Quickly Disposed
uf..Routtnc Work In 10th Drnnches.

Is Last nights regular semi.monthly meet.
ing Of Council was very largely attended
by the members in both branches, in fuct,
II was one Of the best attended meetings
held this year, 1t was anticipated that
there might be lively session an'ia re.
spectacle sized lobby Of prominent bust.
ness men was also present, but tlleXrvrc
disappointed, for everything passed of
very quietly, The most important cues.
ton considered was that Of finances.
The Committee on Financcrcported that
us to tho present embarrassing financial
status Of tho city, 1t was unable to suggest
any remedy, the people having de-
ieated the recent loan ordinance which
was really the only remedy. The COM
mittee further reported the following rcso.
luton: That the Committee OH Legisla-
ton be instructed to prepare and report to
Council u bill for submission to tho next
Legislature asking said body to amend the
act creating Tie CITY Waller Board, the
Board OF Public Works, and tho Trustees
OF the Gus Works, SO that Council shall
have control OF the receipts and disbursc.
ments OF all money belonging to said
Boards. 5o..'-.,. -
Mr.. Peterson said TINT the resolution
was not framed us he understood tho com,
mittec desired to have It. As 1t stood, he
was opposed 10 it. The committees Neu
had been that possibly $4,000 from The
Gas Works and $4,000 from the Water
Works might be put aside for the city's
use in other departments, Dr.. Jepso'
thought the resolution too sweeping; III
favored amending 1t so us to have u bill
drawn up making changes that "cxperi
ence had demonstrated to be necessary
| rttE HoARps DEFENDED.
Mr.. Hildreth taking tho floor character
lied the report rs revival OF tho how
that was raised against the Boards whel
they were established, when their rule
were adopted, ind that had been lcart
. time und time again since then. II,
; briefly reviewed the benefits of the pres
ent system. lie denounced the con
tcmplated fleeing OF the citizens tina
. burn gas; they had paid Tor the work
and improvements that had been made
l, that made the works among the best il
the country; they were now furnishing
the city her gas and oil lights free; wha
moro could Be asked? The price OF ga
; should be made lower, II tic revenue
were that much larger than the cxpendi
lures, and he expected TO see the da
when II would be lower. lie called tn
" attention Of Council to the fact that IT wa
desired to secure high water service, an,
: yet when would that be done il the SUI
plus was ssaliowad tip by the city's otlie
departments? He also expected to Sc
/ the price Of water rents reduced II til
Boards were allowed 10 continue rs the,
. were at present.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Feature. of tho Money and stock MIR.

ketNs
Hxw iosK. oct; 2s.--Money easy a. YAH PEI.
cent; closed ht lnlx percent Prime mercantile
paper ba6 percent Sterling Exchange, bankers
bills steady at y COX: demand, q tg,t, I'M
GovERSMESrs-stf0ng. M. - ~
STATE sEcuRt1irs-StCady. .4T 5, +.-l
RAfLwAYs-lrtgnlur; Erie new seconds heavy
and depressed, selling down to hU1i. ..s '-lTi'
Sfosks-The market after firm opening became
weak aud lower TIC early ADVANCE ranged from
Union 'rscidc bling Tic most SonspIcilous. Before
midday ruiors were current Tint tho trunk lines
Intended maslllgh further cut In passenger rates,
which brought about general decline ~ prices.
Louisville Nashville especially, weak, falling OF
from 2f94 10 2l}$a9o; The market closed weak.
ComprrI Win the closit.g Prices yesterday prices
arc u 10 TX percent lower, except for Canadian
Pacific, Quincy md Northwestern Preferred which
htc u to percent higher. $3.50, eI5-
transactions ll3.uO0 shares, IL
Y. !. as, ZOOS; Y: =. Al4s. ll3!s: U. s.. new Is
l9lH: lhc!hc ds Of ~, III; Central pacihc Ito;
Eric, te3t: iGhsh & Wilkes, q nssrtl; Louisiana
NY; Texas lacide Land Umnts, SIX; do Hoo ai,ie,
~ un!oM Pacific iin.s, lilst; DO Land Grants. 49,;
az sa easS. sasl E! Ssa g. ys
teIred, I; Adams Express, 49,; AMERICAN Express,
VIZ; CAnnda southern M; Central i'acltiC. ~;
sareS ohl9 DO IN! rTele5d ios; d.
lilo Gmlde, leD%;' Erie, TX; prcfcrrSl. .; Fort
Wayne, 10; Hannibal K 81. joseph, SsIS; do pr.
ierted, ss15; Kansas & Texas. iT1i; Lake Eric
& Westcra. Il; Lake Shore, GjT; louisville &
Nashville, y: Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
10: Memphis 4 Charleston LIST preferred, 10; 40 ID
preferred. 3; Memphis 4 Charleston, nj; Michigan
Cha,!anoosa, IS; Sew Jersey Central, 4oT; North
crn Pacific, Is: do preferred, ~; Northwestern
81; do preferred i?i;. New York Central. s5it
Ohio Central, IA; ohio \ Mississippi. l0L: do pre-
ing. ~ 81; Louis \ SAii Francisco, 2o,i DO prr
icrred, ~; 81. Paul 7;4; do prcfcrrr,l, iOs Tcxa,
iaciAc. VI; Union Pacific. h.sl; United State,
* E1tpIes Mr., Ss3 W., s. l. < I, d do preferred
1914; Wells, farHo Express, tGG Western Union
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-29
STOCKS FOR SALE.

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~ BROOKE county! buffalo 8~,isMI, near Vat
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soM siate Of cultivation with fair InpImtiarnli
which crops out NJ The surface. Ahuunlnnfr d
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