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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Hopkins, OF the eouth
Side, celebrated the thirtieth anniversary OF
their wedding on the 20:h Of April, The
high eutesm In which this es!imsbie cou.
pie are held, wss expressed by the assembling
Of their many friends, 10 wish them many
returns Of the happy day. The guests were
sumptuously Toasted at 8 o'clock p. N. with
subatanticls and dainties and tropical fruits.
fhe evening was enliYened by sacred music,
Mrs. Flora Myers prellding at the organ.
Many friends Lying at a distance and not
able TO attend, remembered them by sending
good wishes and presents, useful md ornk.
mental. Among those present were Rev.
George Hite and wife; Mrs. Lydia Holiday,
linen handkerchief; Mrs. John Honkins'
Bellaire, o., handsome fruit dish; Mi, and
Mrs. Thos. Hays, Bsllalre, engraved fruit
dish; Mr.. and Mrs. Handy, linen towels; Mr..
md Mrs. Q. NJ. Stevens, McKeesport, Pa,
spoon'holdor, tidies, lambrekin and SCUM
%tureen; Mr.. and Mrs. Gieger, pair OF vases.
Miss Mary Hase, Waynesburg, Pa, silk tidy;
MISS L'zzic Coble, handsome pincushion; MI.
End Mrs. James Cisney, Warsaw, Indiana,
hand.rainted velvet banner; Miss Cisnsy,
Waraaw, Ind, macrama tidy; Mr. and Mrs.
Ferrel, tamesk towels; Miss 4. L. Mcclure,
Baltimore, handsome anniversary cards:
Mr.. and Mira. Do Cant, handsome water sst
aud salmon dish; Mus EVA West, Tiltonville,
O., pair Of decorated plates; Mr.. and Mss,
Cbas. Myers, linen towels and engraved fruit
dish; Miss Maggie Nixon, McKeesport, Pa ,
dsmask towelt; Mr.. A. J. McNash and Mrs,
Daily, gold bound pearl card Gaze; Master
Bob aud Mis- Ellie West, decorated Faster
eggs; Misses Emma and Stella McNasb,
Parian marble images; Master Howard and
Miss Lydia McSseh, box OF pearl buttons
and mantle ornaments; Mrs. Z. L. Lirdsay,
I~iltonyille, O., lace firhu; Mrs. II. A. Nc.
Nash, Amberina vase and pearl cuff buttons:
Misses Anna and Mary West, T~ltonville, O.,
BroTniue's poems; e. Connell, mats and
decorated fans; Mrs. s. Nesbitt, handsome
ysse!;; Miss BERTHE Stevens, Pittsburgh, Pa,
pickle dishes Fred Myers, pair OF vases.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.. Hopkins
were agreeably surprised by n serenade by
the North End Brass Band, OF North Wheel.
Ing. They were invited in by the host and
served with .%efreahnents, >
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RIVER HENS,
Notes About the stcnmbontH. Rank Erlefs
mud T%c,exrnnhtc Eel,urtH.

Notes About Il estcnufb0ntS, Bank Erlefs
md Geographic Reports.
The Rcaolute and Iron Age passed up with
iron ore yesterday. .g.
The Scotia is due up this morning and The
Emma Graham will pass down. Both are
Pittsburgh Cincinnati packets.
A bad srag is reported as existing near
Fish Greek in the vicinity OF the Govern.
ment light. Pilots should DO on guard.
Tho river was stationary yesterday; the
depth IN the channel, as nearly us could be
estimated by the worn out marks, was Z feet
d inches. A fair amount Of business was
transacted on the leyee.
The WIN. Chancellor passed up yesterday
morning and will be down tomorrow morn.
ing on her return trip. The Chancellor Is a
trim packet, commanded by a courteous set
OF the public.
The steamer @. W.. Anderson, which wal
arnk some time ago by colliding with one Of
the bridge piers At Point Pleasant, has been
successtuuy raised aud placed on the dooss,
The damage dous to the steamer is not AZ
greatas vas al frat supposed and it will not
take long 10 repair her. The underwriters
paid tho awners 5 $500 and turned the boat
cow NJ wy ,,.u !,
tb eA Psc Mc,% h.s n Una oh h Of the pilots OF
Ia tho Ohio: sunEen barse to r ish,' ~ uI, m;ds
die OF riyer, half inils aboTe iirht at Point
Pleasant; sunken coal boat in channel above
Salt Creek, Va; bad break in tho channel
sbcSt the middle Of Volts Bar snag in the
channel opposite Forked Run, head OF An.
tiqui!y Bend; Big break IN channel 900 ysrds
neiow Nswsll Eue; oiS oreak In channel IS
yards below 1901 OF Welps Islaud; big wreck
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rkHsIsrEEr IEGESpIAp1ru.
Over TIE River,

Dust, nothing %! dust,
Charles Bradford who was arrested for com,
plicity In the Arr!ts rabbery, Ia held by
Marshal McConnaushy, OF Bridgeport, for
Bellsire ctisers who Taat him on al old
charge. There vas no. sufficient evidence TO
hold him for tho Lrsics robbery.
Elizabeth Logston langulahes In "durance
vile" In the Br!dSepor. lookup. because she
cannot pay a fine Of 50 imposed on her for ~
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| H.."".
TUESDAY, .9lh INST, AT1oAu
p,a as11E A y luke k;oatrESea. vst!on gCo cutie ypra,;
Hoyss' Bi!l Road, Triadc,pbIa d,~slr,r,-vo0
smiz!ng $50 cubic ynydv, "'"sHl'-AatGd-
E9Sss, ~! Read. L!chlRud dis. rjet- so r,,y.
!1 rhsH eH,enav AVA mud 10 cubic yards r1ssSniy' -'N
lIxon.s Eun Kondr Liberty cis,,ict--G . Si1
Ivy Gun!G yards. and ~,rGAoary 40 cubic ru,,;t "'''t
~. r. Roid. 1st div.-Bt, mnro,,Tv irM :,
KITE v G,adcihs eco cubic yards, mac4iaml,Inlxs 80
sc. ]. Rosd. I'd dlr.-9rsdtuy StO cnb:, .,,,,
m,sInaty ~ cubic yards, Nl~Gcadamisiug i'G1riS.,
Glen's Run and Cherry Hill Roao-u. ,d,r, so
500 cubic yards. !" 'cau0EAiL'lC
ke!ly.s Earn and Dement, Cc,ne,r,v Road prcr.
iana dis.riet-Muca lAn:zing ii tnlixc y vs,Ss 4"e"'
cu hh;Ss W X Aoute III ioa1.-&ac4dasTiz!nr 40
z,n ali ~ s Wheeling Creek Upper End-Mac.d,nI.
ia aiG s!a o w,,hlsel!ug Greek. Lower End-Maaca,I.
MeGtaw,s Run foad-Gndins 500 cuh,c rs,J.
yards. ' Aiac1aAihi"lnS 2O cubic
Peters Bun Road, yhadclphia S-h.de,-yo,,5.
asni.ins ~ cutie ya,ds. "A1
ptte.h' Kun Road. Eichlrnh ,ic.-c,.Ir., ara
u po1 LhtHp, Ian'ooiy 20 cnblc yards
npInidhmih koao -N~lRcgdan.zInp .cO rufIc r,Ls
rn Mdses Aoaa, LIST MISUNDERSTANDING Go Itvbc
River R,ad OIL a.
| wards r-,,H ", ~ iT.-ftacSdAnl 50 CGbc
yard..,, 'e"D'e sN'us, Eshh0ury 20 cubic
KIce and Castlena,,s p,, W.
cubic Yards, ,nHson,v ~ : ~ M = Eoau-Grad!DS $50
r,S h9urS = RON! los. Il L. RCGd-M0cadar- k!IglG
reilly n Deln,,s,,,o po,,-
yards. lussoniy Il! cnhto = iuos0-dfadin .Mocub'c
Short Geek, So,th Eo; gesns;
bic yards. "A""@"H Nv tV'
bJc W I'd, S' 1a somtn rGrsil-NacaGamlziug ?i0Cu.
'I!oa.
'" Tus hiGS2nty ~ cnbic yards.
bic yards. VIZ nv. i'oueefs-Macadam!Sins 80 Gu
,ri ",neWSisng and Belhnny Pike, Ttiadelph!S dis
cubic SiSe ysrds s S,, Hsi,mont Pike acsdAm!sNs l7
West Union MD Ronsv,s ii poi., ySfis;
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NEW York, April 23,-The market was quiet and
orders for a god number oil mihCellancou s ..o.t.
lnent1 return a fair volume Of businCkI, but Is I'm,
charged IN any other particular.
Leather.
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Yesterday forenoon q young girl slapped
into F.E. Smiths grocery, on tho Upper
Market Square, and asked the privilege OF
waiting for her mother. OF course tho re.
quest was granted. No particular ~ottentiou
was paid to the girl, until the clerks were
loading the delivery wagon. when they miss.
That tho girl had picked up a ibssket and lsft
the store while thoy we're basily esgasad.
Tho basket md contents belonged to Mrs.
Tallant, and vas valued at - 1t was replaced
by the grocer. The girl Is about thirteen
yesss OF aye, slender and snall featured, and
was commonly Glad.
Since this occurrence wss reported 1t has
also TRANSFERRED that MO. Crawford lost two
baskets by the same girl and her mother
about 3 week ago. =
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Mrs. Allen scrogsins died at her homo in
the Second we,d yesterday. The funeral
takes place this afternoOn. MIR, scogslna
has always made his home IN Wheeling TIL
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THERE is something soft and tender in the
fall Of a single snowflake, but 1t always re.
minds Us TO look after our bottle OF DR., Bulls
Cough syEup-our old standby in the days
o fscougbs and colds-for we have always
found 1t reliable.
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MISS ElizAnErH CARNAGE, 40 Spruce street,
Toronto, Onterio, Canaaarstates that having
suffered with q ap,sincd wrist; at another
time with pains III the sido ana aoye throat,
she was completely cured in each iusIsnse,
BY 81. Jacobs Oil, the so%vereign.cure. i
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At one time this afternoon 1t roso 3 percent: later
reacted 10 ~ peIcens, closed offered at " percent,
change bankers hills steady al II SIX; doiaand
81 S9x.
GOVERNS ESTs-Weaker for 4%'s,
US gs:.....".......IetsEI u. h. new a. .......... 1889,
U.S 4xs, coupons. ..ll3
RAILWAY boSDs-WeRk. .
STATE SEcuRITiEs-Dull
Pacific e. oil 'sS.;..."i2s Tex. Pac. land grts. 49x
Central paG!tc tirs.s. lis !, DO 4 Mo Grande DIV. tx,
I IcS,s sSe q % 5;T;s;"''. S;hl y. !; bonds, !listy~-ll5
Louisiana consols..- Is ID. T. sinking fund lis
Missouri ,6s......"...lo6 Virginia 6s......... 40
g. JosephS-%.:...iiohI Virginia cousols, OK.
2 !; r, y :. y, srs's.'."l!,t IA mat, coupons. 4oH
Tenuessee 6s. new... A. Extra Interest.
sToCxs-sncculation a. the Stock Exchange after
q brisk opening became weai and depiessed, and
continued 50 throughout the day. Tho special
iea.aIes were Caasds Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Ore.
Gon Navigation, Oio2oa H1ranscontiueutal, Mani.
toba and Union Pacific, Canada Pacific was hravy.
falling of from 1914 TO 4GI3 on HE renewal Of tfe
report That an ellitial Q: the company had dIs.
ancy Of $4,000 between The books OF Inc cOn,paly
anu the Canadian customs accounts, At Inc Close
there was II flight rally OF Aal percent in pullman
=, &C.. oregon NAVIGATION, Manitoba ard %apa.h.
tee lowest point OF the day. Prices are Y 10 SL pe,.
cent below yesterday. In the lnsl sales U,fnnhn
nFeieriedan Erie preferred were strong aud higher,
ahs former s9ld up percent to gi and reacted 10
fe.red rose to 81 and fell of to 81, >
The market III the afternoon ~as hc,yy on adj.
TiGes from Chicato that at the Chicago, Burlington
Y quincy Tnpartite conference Today nothing WAS
doGe near the close Of business oil adylces received
TO the effect that the meeting was still IN session.
and nothing authoritative was known O: lis de-.
alterations. During the day $500 shares sold teller
~ III Michigan Central. Pullman Palace. NistouIi
Pacific, Canadian Pacific and Manitoba wax u IN ?
percent below prices In tho regular way. Alnoop
The inaciiye stocks Cleveland, Colu nbus, Cincin.
nati y lpd!anapolis declined x to 50, Chicago, St,
vi!le& Terro liaute TX to3'. Mlnnssota & ST, Louis
preferred ! toS0, Cntted States Erpresi ross x t.
u, and OREGON Improvement \ 10 AK. Rochester
TO 9Ls9%, "" 'e-S'su
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assault on Matilda ssggera. Both are mem.
bera Of the Salvation Army, West End.
Dr. ]. n. Toud Heturns Thanks.

). ITFs ], N. IOUU I HNNKH.
10 he Editor Of ne Intelioene1.
Last evening I was the recipient Of q valu'
able testimonial from a number Of my friends.
u splendid horse with suitable trappings, oil
OF which l value beyond computation, be.
cause they were the XII. Of friends whose es.
TEEN l prizs more than the monetary value
OF the presents. owl
To all who 80 generously and kindly re.
numbered me, | desire to return special
thanks, especially Henry koehnliep, Mar.
shal M~eConnaughy and Col. Hill, for their
Efforts IN tbs matter. With the kindlissi
gratitude to all represented III the invalun.
bio giit, may time deal gently aud prosper.
ously with all. Respectfully,
JIM. ToDp.
Bridgeport, o., 1prii %.
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ENTERTAINMENT by the Salvation Army al
Market Hall, Thursday evening, April q.
Major 7. L. Moore and D. O. Thompson and
converted minstrel banjo player aud a Joy,
ful stsit OF officers will be present. Admit.
zion 10 cents.
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Never No Chcnp Before,

Pistols, 100 10 $l.O0; revolvers, 500 to
$1,000; rifles, $500 to SO. 90; single shot guns,
W. 90 TO $50 90; docb!e.bnrrel shot guns. 5000
10 500 90; muskets, 500 to 81 0O; aud every.
thing p, {. c l,o in proportion ion Send lend for q. illus,
Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. MruAw
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Qlm ~Q,1tdlIQemrn
Nos. 70 ANA - Fourteenth STREE
Now Advertisements.
Wanted-Girl 10 do Housework.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Waated-Girl 10 do H%ousework.
Wanted-Situstion.
For Rsnt-.Houss oil Twelfth Street.
WsnteG-A Driver. Sd
y Eotice-Frank Il. Hallett. .a
Horses For Sale-Whissen, Erb & Co.
Tor sale-WellsburS Gas Stock. =
Pittsburgh. Wheeling and kanawha River
PGcket-W. N. Chancellor. q ~
Hossetter's ~Bit!ers-rhird page. {
Lace Curtains. !
Logan, List & Co.'s Excelsior Baking
Silke-Geo. NJ Snook 4 Co. II OF Local,
a. S%iedenbach Y Bro.-Bargains-Hssd o:
Local,
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TIE Opera House Orchestra will give a
Grand Concert at Louis Schwalb's First Ma.
tional Falcon, on Friday evening.
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BANKRUPT lot OF Dry Goods and Notionsfo 10
sale ut half price by J. W. Fer1el, corner
Main aud Twenty-irat %streets.
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FLowErs Eyergresns, Fruit Trees, Grape
vines, Small Fruits, etc. White 10 us If yot
want toplaat any this sp-ing. i
OSCAR WRIGHT,
MounGuville, W, Va,
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RELIABLE SEEDS, that never fail 10 grow.
are sold by. Boyd. No old stock ofierel.
Everything New and Fresh Cropa Boyd's, :
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GgkTp CONCERT at Louis schwnlb's First
National Saloon by Opera House Orchestra,
fon Friday evening, All arc cordially invi-
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The Opera House Orchestra will give q
Grand Concert OF Louis schwalb's First Ma
ton Saloon, on Friday evening.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2i.-l:So 1;x.-
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, litht
showers, followed by slightly WARMER aud
fair weather, north 10 west winds, bscom-
ing variable.
For the Lower Lake, warmer and fair
weather, u~ortherly winds, becoming yaria.
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JUST think OF it, an eight-foot Step Ladder
for s2QO. si1-ioot for 81 30, with patent
bucket support, at Boyd's, Market Square,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24

GIAsD CONCERT at Louis Schwalb's First
National Saloon by Opera House Orchestra,
on Friday evening. All are cordially invi-
ted, .n
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Still fifteen or twenty pieces Of ~aljcl,ly
damaged carpets left, at ,wo..hirds theif frat
cost. J.. ", FrRIy1.
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HAND Garden Plows, Cultivators, Seed
Sewers end Toola OF every description sold
by Boyd, Market squsre.
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Mono 4STowN, W. Va, April 2s.-Rlver ,
loot and stationary; weather clio udy; ther::
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CHEAPEST Hoes, Rakea, Spades, shovels
aa!tocks, at s. E. Boyd's, Market square.
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New arrival Of phastons and buggies at ].
W. Ferrel's. corner OF Main and Twenty-frst
~streets, Mt greatly reduced prices.
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Poison

VFF"EN n
In tho blood will nearly always show itself
In the Spring. II It does not come In the
shape OF blotches, pimples. erup.ions, ETC.,
1t causes 4 dull and heavy feeling, indispcsi.
ton 10 exertiop, loss OF appetite, aud a gen.
eral letting down OF the system. Nstu re ut
thln juncturs requires some assistance to help
thro v oil this poison and clean up tho organ.
ism for tho trying hummer weather. For
this there Is nothing better than SwIrr's erK.
ClrIc. w .1 N,
Letters from tEenty.three (23) OF the retail
druggists Of Atlanta say, under date March
q, 1881: I'VE sell more OF Swift's Specific
than any other one remedy, aud three to ten
times ss much rs any other blood medicine.
We BELL 1t TO oil ~clsssea, and many Of the
best families use II rs a general health tonic"
Treaties on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. U7
The SWIFT srEclrlc Co, Drawer 8, Atlanta,
Gpnrl,ia
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MEMS fas handmade ahoes, in button,
lace and seamless Congress. at
J. W. AMIev's,
T 11i3 Main Street.,
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WHEN you want a firss.class Buggy o
Wagon, 80 to Boyd'a. i' :
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H~EApauAETESs for all binds OF Gardening
Tools and Heds. 8. i. Boyd's, Market
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BEsr Galvanized Fencing Wire, price nix
cents per pound, at Boyd's, Market Square.
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The vacant lots adjoining the old Market
house property are being fenced up. The
heat route to the creek bridge, on loot, has
been across these lots, =,
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Bridgeport. O., Aprii %.
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WANTED,
FOR EALs,

TOR SA1lE-A CONVENIENT Small
our r ,Mns'Or q Dwelling, $50 thspliue lt,st' a.
tA.Ne: fiiGu only sl,2V cAsh. AupIv In I'S Al n
AMpHH boNE.' Agent and nrottt, IlCS GIN ~
RtvNu
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For slightly damaged carpets call ON J.
". Ferrcl, corner OF Main and TTen,y.int
Htracts. ----.
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Frank and Chas. Jones, father and con,
wore instantly killed at D1nyillc, ILL.,, yes.
terday morning o. the bottom Of q coal
ahaft.
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6!a65c, Corn demand fair market firm; high mixed
esHc: new 6Sho. No: 2tpot Use bid; April 63xcaskea
MaytShc 1uneakc;J July nom inAl it t6Hc. Oats
2 SPOT and April ss1sc asked; May aud June noml.
nal At96r. la -
CINCINNATI. o.. April 2a.-Flour arm and I'm.
Changed. Wheat In. fair demand: No. 2 rcd 81 lSa
! 10. Corn, firm and higher: No. 2 mixed t9c: Oats
dull aud unchanged. Mess pork quiet at 81 Is.
! ard quiet and arm at s.l2Hc. bulk meats, DC.
tnand active: shoulders G1zc; thorl rib SIC. Bicon,
demand active; shoulders iss44c; short rio SHc; thOvi
clear 9J+c. Whisky steady al Vi 10. Butter scliye and
lower; extra creamery Sic: choice dairy %c.
.' Petroleum.
at 92aslc: hiehest sSHe: lowest g2c; closed atDl3ic.
Sales b,lCU,U0 barrels; clcarantes yesterday 7,b7d .
200 barrels: runs A,sC4 barrels; shipments 9S,::+O
barrels; charters st?H barrels. oil CITY on IL.
change stock. no bid s.. 90 asked. The transfer
q stocks ~ oil from tho United Pipe Liues 10 the
National TfaIsit Company, has been ., generally
accepted ny Tho trade that OF abou. SS,ooo.0Go bar:
icls u the custody q the former on the Inst Of
thnt ieired. In case Of loss b.. fire In the untnns.
ierrtd oil, tho .ns,snent would be levied oil stocks
remaining aud would DO exceedingly heavy.
BHAprohp. PA, April 23.-c,ude oil weak; total
Inns Tuesday 7l.Ssl barrels; total AhlpmenA o.
0!S,o0 barrels. Unltot Pipe line certificates open.
ylHc. -
pIrTsBuRaH, Pa, April 21.-Ihe afternoon session
was heavy and dull; opened at 9lAc: advanced 10
9axc and declined to wye. Trading limited.
Tt1gsytLLs. Pa, April 23,-0pened at 9214c; high.
81 99ohc;, lowest VIC; closed At vic: charters S..
2A barrels.
NEW YORK. April . Petroleum firm; United
1885,; crude 7Ma75sc; refined SIC.
0.4 Live Htock.
CHICAGO, April 23.-The Droters' Journal report:
Live llogs-Receipts 1900 head; ,shipmenn 8, 70(
head: market brisk and 6al0c higher: rough psck'
iiv " i0as 70: packing. and shipping IS S0l6 ~;
5000 head: shipments $500 head: market strong
and active and l0al5c higher; exports 90 4ta6 10;
good 70 choice shipping IS 03a6 20, common 10 mo
dun IS a)a5 u.s., shcepHRcCciph i,Uou head; ship
to fair VI ooa4 rs per ewt.; medium to good IS Goa
$50; choice to extra s. boa6 % ~ 7.""
East Liberty. Pa. April 2h-Catuc-Msrke,
dull: prime 50 2sa6 GO; fair TO good s. tOa6 60; com
mon u Goa5 co: receipts 1901 head; shipments u
shipments i,oss head; phIladelphisssS 00sSio; York
efs IS SOFAS CO. Bheep-Markei fair; Iti,ne wool 50 Il
40 IS; clipped Is c3a5 Is; fair 10 good wool IS 95a
5.75; clipped 81 0at 80: common wool q 0oa5 o.
heaa; shipments 2,4o0 mead.
mon and Light 81 b0a5 GO; packing and butcher
IS 2Sae 70. Receipts q $40 head; shipments 2, 100 head,
Cotton.
NV YoRK, April 23.-Cotton quiet; iuturei
steady;Aptil ll.77c; May l1.79c; Juno ll.Olc; July
l?.Gcc; August Il. l3c: September ll.7Cc; OctoGGi
l.l9c; November ll.G3c; December ll.l0c.
Dry Goods.
NEW York, April 23,-The market was quiet and
orders for a god humber Of miscellanc Gus r.. ott,
lnent7 return afair volume Of businCkJ, but Is TN,
charged In any other particular.
W. LcntlCr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-24
BELkaIkE,
Sarlous Matters of Current Interest
the Glass City.

Sariona Matters of Current Interest In
the Class City.
A Young folks Gid society ha. been formed
In the Episcopal church. 90
Council committee is looking after the
cemetery, road and will try 10 fud' out whal
is bestto be done. a..
An ordinance hos been introduced into
Council that requires railroad companies 10
light their tracks within the city limits.
There was a large turn out at the funeral
OF Capt. James Nicoll yesterday. Epanglel
Post, G. A. X, marched in the funeral Bro.
cession.
The vacant lots adjoining the old Market
house property are being fenced up. The
best ro!te to the creek bridge, on loot, Ia.
been across these lots,
Mrs. Allen scrogsins died at her home In
the Second. ws,d yesterday. The funeral
takes place this afternoon. Mr., scoEsipa
has always made his home IN Wheeling iii
recently.
Some Of tho lois on the hillslde in the Sac,
ond ward ore having excellent stone y.lla
built towards the street.. With some In
proyement in the street itself, that will be
one OF tho most pleaaaut streets In town.
The nail works, the Ktna warehouse. the
various coal works and one private lot are ali
taas front on the river nov. Tho rer. OF The
whole river front IL Owned by tho railroads,
Tho tracks have TO be crcs!ed to reach ali the
landings.
The following policemen have been agreed
on BY the Mayor and the Council and vilI
serys as long " nc act meets the Serious dis
appreciation OF the authorities: First ward.
John Alum; Second ward, VIM, ONeiii::
Third ward, A. g. McFeeley; Fourth ward
", n. Meek Fifth ward, Samuel Leeeh.
Wanted-A steady coat maker at on.e
Call on or address G. s. Evans, o2S Belmont
street, Bellairc. -
PERSISTENT .lseESD!AE1Es.
Fire was discovered in the stable of Mr.,
steger's house, on Belmont street lust below
the city building, yesterday afternoon. Int
fortunately the flames had not made much
progress. The department. grs called out.
but itu servicer vote not needed, This Ia the
SECOND time an ineendiary' fire lies been
started on Mrs.. steger's premises, and once
effort was lAsd9 to Arb the Garter hotel,
jus. adj Dining No cIlc" hsg bosa discovered
10 the persistent iucsDdissisa,