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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
VIRGINIA PREFERS TILDEN.
Interviews with the ChRirmen OF
Rorty.nine County COmmittees.

Interviews with the ChRirmen OF
ROriy.nine County Committees.
RIcANoXD, Va April l9-The Dispatch,
Democrat, of this city, this morning pub
lished interviews with forty-nine County
Chsirmen OF the Democratic party it this
State, IS to their choice for President and
their views on the tariff question. A re-
sumo Of these interviews shows that IA ex.
pressed preference for Tilden, ii for Bay
ard and 10 for Randall. Thirteen OF those
interviewed declined TO name preference,
but are for the nominee of the convention
Only nine expressed desire 10 raise the
tariff aud forty opposed 1t. In favor OF
tariff for revenue only there are twelve
against il, and twenty-nine for it. The
views of the local Chairmen are no doubt
m a great measure the sentiments OF Q
great number Of the Democratic voters In
their section OF the State. Tilden is very
strong in Virginis, and although no effort
has been made 10 work up any boom for
him, he will DO doubt get maj Iity OF
the delegates from this State to Chichago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20

Another Boom nj Macssburg.

MARIETTA, O., April l9.-Great news is
hourly expected from the Macksburs oil
fields where a new field has been struck
some distance from any old wells. Every
oil man of Marietta is at Macksburg. The
Laing well was brought in two days ago.
II is 100 barrel we'll. 1t Is being tuosu,
and there will be news OF IL tomorrow.
Expectation is also on tiptoe about the
Mills & Mullen we'll, 2I miles from Macss
burg. Developments are anxiously eI
pected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
n-aan in ana Rr,na af WhIskI,

CrScIsSATI, April 10. There was cnm
pleie generalization of the whisky market
to-day. As result Of yesterdays break in
the pcol of prices by three leading mem
bers of the pool bitter fesiing has bean
epgsrdere and the eating OF rates re
suited in tie report OF two hundred sad
sightfen barrels to-day at 81 %. Taare is
30 telling where or when it wi8 ssoa. A /
seem to hop. for the restoration OF aa1 pool
vet ell agree it ha1its evils.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
Western Virginia Republican SentI-
ment Rapidly crystaIIlzing
in Favor OF
The PIumed Possum Of the ksnns-
bee and the Son Of Hon.
est Old Abe
Special TO the Register.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 19.-The Re-
publicsns Of the county met today to send
delegates to the Republican State Convsn-
ton at Martinsburg. Influential delegates
from the county say they are for Blaine
and Lincoln first, last and all time. From
what your correspondent can learn from
prominent politicians OF the State the
delegates will be instructed for Blaine and
Lincoln
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
Msstlag Of the Iron nanufastursre
and Workers At Pittsburu
Yesterday.
Tho Workmen Demand an Advanes
and tho Manufactursrsl q
Reduction.
A General Lockout Thought BY
Many Sure to Follow.
Other Labor Notss.
Special 10 Tie R<0,stey.

PrrrsHuRsH, April ls.-A confsrsnos b.
tween ths isoR Raautantp1sn sn1 -,
men, in REGARD to the next years fsts &
wages wan held here this afternoon anA
evening. but no conclusion was reached
The manufacturers proposed . reduction
OF ten per cent on last years rates, and
the workers proposed Q card smbody.
ing an advance Of ten per cent In
one department Of steel making and
smsller advances In knobbing. the balance
OF the scale including the price OF pudding
and bar rolling to remain % at present
Both propositions we're rejected BY the op-
posite side and the conference adjourned
II 10 thought that the difference will bs 81
justed In time 10 prevent q strike or lock.
out, as the present scale remains In foros
until June 1. However, many assert that
there will be strike.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
MATRIMoNY IN UTAH.
Proposed Liquidation That will Not
Meet the Views OF All the Latter. Day
Saints.

WAsHINGToN, April 19.-The House Com
mittee on Territories to-day, by a vote of
seven to FIVE, adopted substitute offered
by Mr.. Alexander to Mr.. Cassidy's bill
providing for the appointment by the
President of commission to govern Utah.
The provision relating to marriages re-
quirss that they shall be solsmnized by
minister, Judge, or justice OF the peace, and
that the person so officiating shall file
certificate of marriage before a county re-
corder of lands within thirty days after the
ceremony. Failure to file or record is pun.
ishable by a fine OF $500. The substitute
makes the solemnization OF a marriage
when either party to be married has hus-
bsnd or wife living q misdemeanor, pun
ishable by Imprisonment in Jail not less
than six months nor more than twelve.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
u.n,nsnx Hnrse Rnle,.

LsxNGroN, ky, April 1s.-The annual
Kentucky spring horse sales have begun.
Two hundred head were sold here this
week for an aggregate OF 80 00l, averaging
1850. Next week Wooiard AMI BrAste d
will Offer tWo hundred aud Rtty bead OF
GOOD ones, which are expected to bring hs
prices
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
A Strike Caused by Coke.

ERIE, IA April 19.-The iron strikers at
New Castle are still out and defiant, but
the furnace .proprietors are firm. 1t is be-
lipved that the strikers, who are about
1000 in number, will yield in few days.
Ne violence is feared to day. The strike
was for an increase of from $l.65 to 81 and
was the result OF proposed advance in the
price OF pig iron, which, the proprietorss
say, was necessitated by the increased
nrice of coke.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
KANAWHA COAL MINES
To be Urged z. Dsms.a Hissss


PIrrsBURGH, April l9-The kanaWha
coal which has begun TO enter so strongly
in competition with Pittsburgh coal In the
Southern market is subject Of much dis
cussion among the river coal operators.
The Miners Association, at . general meet
ing held in this city some time ago. also
considered this question. They instructed
their State President, Mr.. Harris, 20
call the National Executive Board To-
gether and effect II possible an OF.
gani.ation among the Kanswaha minsrs.
and by this means have them demand
an increase in the price Of mining. Goal 10
being dug there at from two to two an1 .
half cents per bushsl, and II 10 - hard 70
dig as here. Mr.. /. N. Large, OF the coal
firm OF 0'Neal & Co., said 10 day that II was
only Q matter OF Q short time when the
price OF mining would have 10 b ths esns
in the Kanawha and Monongahela Valleys.
1t will either have 10 be raised there or
reduced here" he continued. "for II met
ters remain ss at present, Pittsburgh 70
bound to lose her coal trade. The Ken.
awha operators can undersell N 10 the
Southern markets. This will BE- one Of the
important qusstionsto 10 be considered at the
opening OF the next rum
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
avFDERoUS INCENDlARlEs
AZ Work on the Village OF POcs Near
Charleston.

CmErE-oN, W. VA, April l9.-Last
Eight the storeboUss and contents owned
5y T. D. Vickers, at POcs, uesr here, were
+. On tire by unknown parties, aud burn
H. Ml N.gkers had clos Cd the sore and
Ei-.et home for supper. He was met by
20 zen who knocked him down, robbed
- q S15, left h,m a. they supposed dead,
red lte bulding and escaped. Detectives
be si'sr the robbers. Loss on building
EEt goods Is Geo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
LoTTAs SPECULATION.
She CorneroA ~ Opera NJ .. Timely
Opportanity with Proat.

UpUoN1V
NEw YORK. April l9--Lotta hss turned
5000 by q neat corner In the comic opsrs
OF Nell Gwynne." written BY Farnie sud
Plano uette. She secured from the suthors
On option on tho opera some time 40,
making small payment Not long altar
wards Samuel French approached Msnsger
McCsull with offers OF the opera. McCaull
acce pied Frencb's terms. Mean while L1tta
had bought the opera outright for $4,000.
French found himself unable 30 deliver the
goods. and McCsull becoming impQrtunsts.
French was ooliged TO turn 10 Lotts, Who
demanded and received 5000 for ths
property.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
The HupzarIans MUST 60.

-.-ALSSAREE, PA, April 19.-rhe new
- n'ters' organization is becoming
-sS every day. Prominent members
H.. SN he HungarianS must 60. The
N 'e determined to hold their ground
qszs'ds and dealers in tireArms in
= ~ = other toWrsin the coal regions say
,s.s.V have done 3 good business with
NJ liI'lans since the agitation began.
B, ~ - 40 Outbrvsk occur iT is thought tnaI
'''n Will be the scene Of the first bat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20

DIVA, has lent himself TO the conspirators
in order to make Q little cheap political
capital for himself. As Commissioner
Eyans says. 'it has the ear marks of set
up job, and very bad job at that" B,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20

An old nurse says: Acker's English Rem
eiy is best for coughs, Group, diohthsrtH
or bronchitis Sold by Eimund Bbekins
and c. Msnkemeller, Druggists, WasslhE
W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
Blaine and warnse Miller.

wAsHISaroS, April 19.-N Mr.. Blaine Is
not candidate fer President, aud is E,t
seeking the nomination, his sudden init
macy with Senator Warssr Muller is worth
an explanation. Miller never used 10 90
10 Blaips's house, 5ut now is seen there
frequently, and several times OF late these
two distinguished leaders have been sesu
walking arm in arm, and engased In tue
most earnest discussion. Blaine is appar-
entity urging Miller to buy copy OF his
new hook
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
A BOoK-KEEPER,s BUN.
''aiinS siI.OO0 aud Marrying an Esfi.
mable Lady

mahie Lady.
OHsoT Mon. ADr,l l9.-Mr. Thomp.
z Dean, OF NeT York City, left for home
F@Oneaua'ns an yll,OCO defalcatiOn in
@'hce c, tie Detroit Mutual Glslight
lgsn7, Of which he is the heaviest own.
y M cssh hooks Of the concern had not
"a a'.sr,s.: ia some time, and il needed
: ~, ''n pc thIuS to disclose the roo,
y he book keeper is Mr. W. II. Fitch,
"h o. lh- president Of the company.
peiicd OF tsialcaliOn extends through
!sa;S iuCn, Jr., married an estima-
!.-as ..ty VI ghis city, which makes
me 81. l0e worse in the opinion Of
s-e'' q, be- must have known that
s.'s'y Vas cOse at hand. President
Rss S, The Hot Springs for his
- A 'r..r~sm summoned him home
vs. srH'aa1 by The news TO dSY. He
a, o.Ss cook ms soa's deficit. TIE de.
-, - .'' spent all his money, stealing
'- - . 500 a 81 tine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
sullivan KuoeEed Out.

.' H''Es, CISN, April 19.-An old
-" Hamsd Nsurice II. Shields, aged
,'FeG yeors, with bad police record,
~ ~-.sot vas placed in q cell in tie Aims.
with Tmoihy Sullivan, q youth OF
.s.. who mad been suffering with
'IlHs rs Before the keeper could in
M; D,s Sh'e! Is bit huge piece out OF Sal
y etsohs, and this morning Sullivan
sound black aad dead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20

ERIE, April 19.-The marriage festivities
Of George Bacon, Esq, and Miss Z. Estes,
of Wattsburg, were broken up by shock
ing accident last night. Shortly after the
ceremony number Of enthusiastic young
men dragged the town cannon opposite the
house for the purpose Of firing a salute In
honor Of the bride. At the frat discharge
OF the field piece 1t burst, tearing OFT the
arm Of William Cooper and binding and
otherwise terribly injuripg George Weed
and John Rowland. Two brothers by the
name of Jones were also injured.
Choked 10 Death with Beefsteak.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April l0.-Thomis
Connolly, aged 40, a wellku own citizen Of
Waukesha, choked while swallowing 4
piece OF beefsteak at breakfast this morn
ing, and died after suffering horribly for
two hours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20

ei1;.' 'aoECCGH course of Acker's Blood
rs...S III I, remove s!l taint from the blood.
lw Q SSGtC'1ia, Ulcers, B0ils and PIN
sSn.. S.G by Edmund Booking and @
Dleiier, Druggists Wheeling, w. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
SPORTING SPRAY.
Batting Heavily on billiards.


PITTSBURGH, April l9.-The facts in re-
gard to q big billiard game at the Central
Hotel on Wednesday night last have just
leaked eut. The players were William
Walker, of this city, and AL Zsemer, of
Cleveland. The game was 100 points up,
French carom. the first for $50, the second
for $lCO, the third for $500, and the fourth
for $1,000 a side. They played several
hours, John Stahley, Walkers backer,
winning 5000. The last game, including
stake ana side bets, was for s., 500. Zsemer
won it with ease.
Base Ball.
BALTIMORE, MD, April 19.-Baltimores,
8; Clevelsnus, ..
TERRE HAUTE, IND, April l9.-Terre
Hautes, = Fl. Waynes, 4.
WASHINGTON, April l9.-Nationals, H.
Baltin ore Unions g.
CINCINNATI, April 19.-Cincinnati U nion'
Q; Altoona 6.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20
hunIeIDal DeatlIoek.

|,.sS'iLLoS, o., April l9.-Ons step to-
h., zoe solution Of the muddls now ex
~ D., lhs legislature department OF our
L 6.s laSen to-day by 0JtO L. Young.
b. meoCrat clsinsnt to the office OF
.,S 91,.ing his resignation With the City
E0S n Ioe deadlock 10 the organic Stion
~ Council continues to be the leading
|S1r, conversation, aud neither party
any signs Of weakening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-04-20


In conversation with several West Viz
sinians 10 day all were unanimous 10 eS
pressing the opinion that it WAS nieslg
coneocted conspiracy in the interest OF
Blaine's candidacy 10 injure President
Arthur.
One Esntlemlu. who Is warm psrS>nh
friend OF Mr.. Blsjne's, expresses the opla'
ion that Blaine himself had set tbs whole
thing up. Others belieYs that General
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25

BOSTON, Dec. 24.-The following werefto-dsy'S
quotations Butter, Cheese. Eggs, &C:
Pork-Long outs, Is 50a16 90; short cuts 15 90
GIG 90; backs SIS 50@18 90; light backs 15 O03
81 so; lean ends 10 e0@sl6 90 prime meas SAG
sl6i extra prime $12912 30; mess. IL 50913 so;
Lard at 71sQ7sA 6 ID fb for tierces; 83s1Sc for
1o-lb pals, 8HGs1Sc for 5-tb pals; s1a@Ssl 9
for g. -fh pals.
Fresh Beef-Fair steers at $3.50 % II; choice at
999Ae; light steers at 61a@6sz c; fancy heavy
hinds I1@l2c; good do at 10Glle; light 315910c;
Ties at 69ec; ribs at 6@sc; rumps at io9i51sc;
rounds at GS1sci runlp loins at 11@16c: loins at
16Q18c; light i2G16c.
f5eans-choice large hand picked pea at l 65R
80 y bush; choice New York small hand-picked
at do 60l1 65; small hand picked pea, Vermont.
a. so1oa 7Sal So common so good at 81 zo9l 5o
/ 60@1 55, and choice screened do 35ll 4O;com-
mon do 25@1 80; choice improved yellow-eyes st
2 oo42 10; old-fashioned yellow-eyea S0Gl 50;
Apples-We quote good GreeRings al rs; Pip
pins and Sweet Apples at 30; common do 81 20;
Bsldwins l 6501 S5 y Dbl, fancy 90; Hubbards
ton at 2 o0@2 rs % Dbl. Evaporated Apples at 6@
&c " tb.
Hay-Ohoice prime hay quoted II ooas1sg ton;
medium to good hay at S16 001$17 90; EastaTn
fine s15 00G$17 90; poor Sl2@S14; damaged So
@$10; Eastern swale at @e1o. Rye straw. choice,
Sl9 OOQS20 90; ost straw 996$l1 y ton.
outter-Ws quote Northern creamery at 2722Sc;
New York and Vermont dairy at 2A125c;
Franklin County at -926c; fair tog good 22124e;
long diaries at 10000, fancy higher; choice Wes-
tern fresh-msde creamery st x74l2sc; June cream
cries at 24@2bc; Western dairy at s7DJSc; ladle
packed at 16918c; do fair toaood l1o@15c; imita-
tion creamery, choice, at .@20c. Jobbing prices
range higher than theae quotations.
Cheese-Choce Northern tat 1214Q121Sc; lower
grades according to quality; West 11@l11xo.
Eggs Fresh Eastern 2o@29c fancy SOC; held
stock ISG25c; Northern 26327c; Now York ESQ
26c vermont 27d2Sc; Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick 26@27c; Islands 26127c; West 24025c;
lined East 20@2lc: Canada do 2oc; West do 1s1s
Zoo.
Potatoes-Northern and Eastern 5oR53c; Houl-
ton 56@57c p bush at the roads; proliflcs 4S@5Oc;
Eastern 90 6OR53c.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25
Dsnsessic Markets.

N,r1r vo,r ~ o. T.a.. .r,,.4 ..o...
16a3s hhls. exnorts 2757 bhIs. stronosr and pi~
sone casas h0her With fsr axnort and ia6htno
demand. sa1es I q ns0 hhia -'-N 'oeD--s -~0o
gIonr. No q at 3 00a2 AZ. S,,n yyestarn and stata
at s(,S9 80. oo,n,nn ~ 60, ~ tr y ~ vTst raC s" T
Ststa sn 9 - ~ i go AZ a. 70 eS.l o
common to choice White Wheat Western extra at
4 5ot04 70; fancy do 4 SOG5 90; common to good
extra Ohio at 2 9oa5 90; conmoa to choice extra
st. Louis at 9005 90: Paten Minnesota extra
good to prime 6Ol04 rs: ohoic, TO double extra
60 at 8Oa5 co. Including 2SoO bbls City Mil
extra at 25@4 35; 700 bbIs fine 2 00@2 65; 600
sbls superfine at 30R2 80; 2400 bbls extra No 2
at 60R3 30; 5000 bbls extra No / at 2064 so;
4,1o0 bbls Winter Wheat extra at 1896 90; s,
800 bbls Minnesota extra at 2 66a6 90; Southetn n
flour quiet; common to fair at 8 O093 So. good to
choics 90a5 40. Rye flour steady at 2 as SO.
Wheas-recsipts "a, $50 bush; exports 1873, 2S3
bush; firm and fairly active fer exports; sales 275
600 bush ON spot; No Spring at 821ac; No 8 Red
783sci No Red Ssc in elev, No Red State at 80;
Germ 1a@Ic lower, export demand light; specuIa-
ton very tame receipts IL $50 bush; exports 3d.,
346 bush; sales 49,, 800 bush on spot; No at 48@
no al 6azs gSSe IN eiev ana store NO
mnlso az oio; Vais snaae petter out very 9udet
'1 LSo9ap.o ~ 80 ~ pn' pusn saes loUo0
W ot % on ~ spv1 ~ ~ 1Sc eo hte AZ
Wbits Nominal. MA sos9s a. anu w. S
90 at S49oI1sc; Nhite State at 36g37c Coffee is
asz Ssc wb;ta AZ eIo
~ YEs, :soc, Gs WSe ~ 7sgo y IealoW
powdered at 61s0G6Ls: ersnnn,ated S1Sa5 i5-1 1Sc::
Cubes e14gS 5-lBc; cut loaf and crushed at &c,
PefroEenns-uuited I6l6c. T'ni,oyv oniet' poTi.
dull and unchanged in price; family mess at IL %;
mess IL SO. Beef quiet. Lard 2points lower and
serg fe uu MestsTn a5 ssea spos UlgI %; reIned
naa n1l e 90, .: a; 90. b9lSeT nrmee tor
Eastern 9@12sa 9. 0''S''
Ereiehts 70 Iivornool steady Wheat staamR1hd
CHICAGO, Dec. 24-The market for Flour steady:
Winter Wheat at 26G4 90: Miehean Wbesf al
25@S 75;spring Wheat at 3o0a3 60;Ainn. bak-
era at 3 OOa3 7O;pAtents at COCA SO; low grades
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25
FOREHGN POR rs.

At Sydney, NSW, Nov 6. ship VIM Campbell.
Hatsorn, for Wilmington, Cal; barque John G
Smith, Fose. from Melbourne, Oct 81, disg
At Auckland, NJ, Nov 10, barqus Elinor Vernon,
Berry, from New York via Dunedin, ar 9th; Boa
trice Havener, Curtis. from Batavia. ar 9TH
Ar at Messina Dec 6, barque L Genovar, Veazie,
Palermo.
Cid at cadiz 9Th inst. barque Dida Clark. Clark,
Boothbay.
Cid at Cardf Dec 9th, ship Wilma. Simmons, for
Hong Kong.
Passed Prawls Point Dec %. barque Gerard c
Tobey Baker from Antwerp for Newport, e.
AR at Jeremie Dec 1, sch Mary L Douglas, Per-
kins, New York.
Sid 4th, sch Lizzie Major, Foster, Gonaives.
Ar at Pointa-Pitre Nov %, schs AlHena, Cofin,
Boston; 23d, Mary Helen, Crocker, New York, (and
sailed 24th.)
AT at Rosario prev to Nov 12. barque Hale,
Haven, Portland.
Ar at Havana 18th. sch L A Edwards, Peterson,
Pensacola.
At Bermuda Dec 1s, brig Daisy Boynton, from
Turks Island for Philadelphia ito proceed 21st hav-
ing repared)
=; Ar at Nassau, Mp. Dec 11th. schs Mauna Los,
Thompson, New York. for Ragged Island TO load
salt; 18th, Minnie Smith. Arey, Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25

Sch Isabella, from Wiscassst for Boston, before
reported, started deckload when of Cape Elizabeth
during heavy Weather, causing the vessel to fiji
with vater and objgiug the crew to abandon her.
The sea was making clean breach over the vessel
when the men left. They took to the boat and had
to row seven miles in heavy and intensely cold
weather. They reached Richmond Island after a
hard pull and skilfull management, and were kindly
treated at the house on the island.
Sch Express. which went ashore at Richmond
Island 22d. remained in same position oath with
tugs by ready to assist when the weather mod
crates wrecking crew took possession of the YES
sci while the captain after assistance and re-
fuse to allow the crew to go on board.
Sen Jennie Howard. johnson. from Harpswen 29d
for Boston, encountered head wind and heavy seas
when off Cape Pc poise and had to throw over part
of deckload Urick tc tighten the vessel Put back
to this port for safety.
Sch & Kinds. Hill, Of and from Cslsis for
Bost H. has put back here with loss of part of deck
load and fcresail torn.
Sch Delhi, Of Saco, Capt Falker, now at Boston
is TO be tahen to Portland for repairs
Ship W Stetson, Hammond, from Bremen fol-
New York, was ashore of Sandy Hook morning OF
the 24tn. No PARTICULARS
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25

In this city, Dec "A, Ernest Clifton, son Of Nor
ris g. and Hattie B. Curtis aged years.
Funeral service Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Burial private.
In Bath Des. 22. Marion Elizabeth, eldest child
of Rev. o. W. Folsom, aged years.
In Gardiner Bec. %. Susan H. Williams.
In Gardner Dec. %, Sylvester Edwards. aged 48
years months
years.
In Sprlngvae. Dee. 49, of consumption, Frank
Horne aged 2S years.
In south Eliot, Dec. IT, Mrs POLLY Brooks, aged
81 years. widow of the late Wm Brooks.
In Berwick Dec. Is, Mrs. Huldie L., wife of NJ. s.
Kicker, aged 43 years months.
In Buxton. Dec. Is, Florence j. Spencer. aged 16
years months.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25
Chicago save Stock suarke..
By Telegraph

shipments $500 head; 10 lower rough packing 05
"a 25i packing and shipping 1904 so; tight 4 10
"a 45; prime light weights in good demand; skips
5 25G4 90.
Osttls-Receipts $500 nd; shipments 1900 head;
strong; shipping grades 10@15e higher; exports
noninally at 85ep6 20; good TO choice st 5 l50
. SO; sommos to fair 20td5 90; inferior to me-
dium COWS and nsixed So@3 10; good to choice at
3 6014 10; stockers lower at 90 g3 75;feeders at
3 9004 26; Texas cattle 26lD4 90.
Sheep-receipts z40O shipments 1900 head; slow;
inferior to fair at 00@2 so; medium to good so
G3 90; good to choice SOFA 90.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25

In this city. Dec "a, by Rev. Mr.. Crosley, Curtis
s. Osrll OF WATERFORD and Miss Jennie P. Sargent
of Portland.
In this city, Dec. "a, by Rev. j. M. Williams Ed
ward L. Bows of WaterviIle and Miss Jennie A.
Sears Of Portland.
At Bowery Beach, Dec. 13 by Rev. A. Turner
Julius H. Staples and Miss Harriet e. Wheeler,
both of Portland.
In Bath. Dec 20, James I. sarbell and Miss Eli.
Eabeth j, Fox.
In Bath, Dec. 49, Frederick NJ. Briggs of Boston
and Mics Allie Z. Clark of Bath.
In Gardiner, Dec l3, George W. Jordan and Miss
Nesta a Prescott.
In Gardner. Dec. TO- Frank Hamlin and Miss
Nellie Il. Moores.
In west Gardiner, Dsc 2b, Arthvr M. Burnham
and Miss Aatte l.. Stcvaus
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25

Barque Furness Abbey, Marcy, from NEWCASTLE
NSW. has arrived at Hong Kong with fore and
mainmasts sprung.
Sch A Richardson, from New York. arrived at
Norfolk 23d leaky and with loss of sails and an
chors. Her dackload of oil was thrown overheard
Sch Warren Sawyer. from New Orleans for Bos-
ton with IL 10 bales cotton, Is ashore off Nantucket
and full OF water. III hands were saved through
tha axartion of fha Station eraw
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-25
Exrspean Markets.

LONDON, Dec. "a -Consols 80 3-16.
LONDON. Dec. 24.-U. s. 41as, 1161s; As, 1854
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 24-12.30 k.-C Cotton market
hrmerj nplands at 6d0rleape at 61sd; sales IL 0OO
eles; speculation and export 1000 bales.s
LIVERPOOL, December 24.-Winter wheat 6s 8da
rs; spring wheat 6s 9dlD7e; California average at
Sc 8d96s lod; club at IS 10d97s; Corn 81 I'd; peas
5s lid. Provisions etc.,-Pork at 67s Cd; bacon
at 33s Cd foE short clear; 32s for long cear lard
prime Western S6s; cheese 62s; tallow S4s.