davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
mARKErs BIZ rELneKApn.
Prodluea Markats.

CHICAGO June 30.-FIour was quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat was in good demand and lower. The
closing prices Change Saturday afternoon. Sales
ranged. June, S3A 085e closed at S378c; July
s55l4 g So closed at s4sse August s6l49s 5sc
81 asc; October SS140S 912c; No. 2 Chicago spring
S37sc. Corn was unsettled and lower. The market
prices Change Saturday afternoon. Sales ranged
Cash, 5l@5ll0 june, 5l052c, closed
81 August sS oiossS E sSsss s
53l4054lec; October, 52la053l ecr closed at 52loc
al the year, SIC, closed at 44s4c; May, 469
Sales ranged. Cash, 3o14c june, 3014030afc closed
at 30i4e; July, 30A40307se, closed at 80 0303sc
Assgast aSs % cloged A. 26e September 27s
was duh and easy at 62962lac Barley-Phe mar
kst was duh at 62064c. Flaxseed was quiet at 81 81
q 1.55. Pork was dull and unchanged. Sales ranged
cash lots $3.50 ~; June and July, $3.50; August
$1S.90019, closed at $19; ali the year $1I So
7.25cy August, 7.37l847. 42lac, closed at 74O@l
Z 42lae September, 7.5O07. 81 l9c, closed at 75o0
7.5212c; October, 1855 07. 671se, all the year.
22iae Bulk meats were in fair demand; shoulders
575c bulk clear ribs, 740e short clear, &c.. Butter
was quiet choice creamery, $50 l9cs dairy I5c Eggs
were at l5e. Whisky was at 81. 1O Lake Ffeights
Corn to Buffalo BY steamer, 202l4c W bu. Re-
ceipts for the past "a hours Flour, Ia 600 brls;
bu; rye, Ii 900 bu; barley 500 bu Shipments for
the past "a hours-Flour, I6 600 brss wheat, 170,-
oo0 bu corn 259 coo bu; oats, 91,ooO bus rye. 3d.,
wheat lower the market closed at S37sc for July
Soc for August and lsc for September, Corn--The
September declined sec. Oats-The market was
casters July declined l4c and September declined 1sc
Pork was unchanged Lard was lower; June and July
declined. I2a9c
coo brls; exports, 10000 brls. Wheat-Spotlots 81
q lac lower; options broke 01l4c closing at bot
tom figures. receipts. $4,000 bu; EXPORTS 1S5 900
bu; No 2 Chicago, 93094c; No. 2 Chicago. 6. !. f.
92la093es ungraded red, 7Sc0S1. l0 No. 3 red. 90
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
Business Of the ng.Houses.

BosToN, june 80 The following table, com
piled from special dispatches to the Post from
The managers Of twentysix leading clear
ing houses IN the United States. gives the
ciearances for the week which ended June 28
with the percentage of increase and decrease,
compared with the corresponding week one year
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
03-15, extra $2.7502.9O; snperfne, $25o0265;
fine, 81. % 40; foundry, So.


FOREIGN FRUITS.
RAIsTNs-London layer, new, S2-6O02.70 n box;
T 3ose mnaeadeis new crown Y :. boz
Gurrants 5ls07c ~ rs Bananas, $2a3.5O Lem
ensPaleETno $50e 2 box Messina $516 box
sina, 50. 5006 v box. Prunes-Turhish, Gaze;
French, ga 14c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
CuRRANTs- $60z y stand
CABBAGR-Drumhead, $3 5064 y crate; 81 y Dbl.
GREEN FEGETABLEs-String beans, $I01,25 q
bush; green peas, 5o075 ~ bush.
GooSEBERRIES-$z02d0 4P bush
PLvMs-$2 5003 y bash box.
PEACHEs-75c0$ " b bush box.
PoTAToEs-New, 81 1898 w. bril- old--Early
~ brl.
srRAwpEBR1rs- $6s7 p stand
WATERMELoNs-$25 030 " 100.
GROCERIES.
CoFFEEs Ordinary grades, 9010c; fair 100
IOi2c; good, l101112; prime, 12012l2c; strictly
prime, 12as913cs choice, 1910 lac; fancy green
26e, limitation Java. sS19isc; Roasted--Gates's
i lie: Gates's prime, l4c Arbckle's. 1870.
Leyerings, 70 Lei Delworths 5l4c; McCunes, 15I4c
SHEESE-Common, $685. good skim, 9l2ci cream,
IOc; full cream, l1011lec; New York 13014c.
DRIED BEEF-1619 017 lac.
RtcE-Carolina and Louisiana, Case
MoLAssEs AND SYRuPs-New Orleans nnolasses
new crop, fair to prime, 40055e choice 55060c
syrups low grade, 300S3c; prime, 35ss7; choice to
SA1r-Lake, 81 car lots; l0015c more in quanti
'le q less = T Enan ga carload; oae-oo
I 49, ishniacKerel extra mess; Pc Goo v ori
a "a ne 3 w. ma a. ~; 1aSes, ~ 70
80 Il tso 2 m@c4erel $l5@i6s halves $f .200S-5o
sr fs & halyes, Y2:9g Round roe
- NJ Yo t;. " Df ialaliy ~hte, haVes, POO
S1I ca VIE; ns1Y ayes &c ea
61sc standard Al 6iaSS5sc off 6saNf1ses White
extra {, 6l4@63sc; fine yellows, 57s06e; good yell
lows, 534 $50; fair yellows 5la055sc; common yell
lows, 50 5lsc.
ssT q Rel pearl 3lf93stc ~ 10; Eureka
06e; Champion gloss lump, 607c improved corn,
6l207c.
sPIcEs-Pepper, 17@18c; allspice, 1912 cloves
zV@5Oc eassia, l3@ l5c; nutmegs, $4,000 W ID.
SHoT-$1.7061.T5$ " bag for drop.
LIEAD-6la Q7 1sc for pressed bar.
Wrapping PAPER--( rown straw, 1Sc per bundle;
medium straw &c; double crown straw, 36c; heavy
weight straw, 2l4321 y u; crown rag, SOC #sbun
die; medium rag 45cs double rag. Soc: heavy
weight rag za4Q3c $p ID; Manila, No 1, z12@9c;No.
2 5@6e; print paper, No; l. safe; book paper No !,
:; &-C., 100l1c; No. 2, s. g o., S@9c; No. s, s.
q e., 114@Se.
FLOUR otg SAoKs-No. drab 4 brl, $33 y 1,ooo is
brE, $lz; lighter weight, 81 " ], 900 less.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
OfIs

BRADFORD June 30-The crude Oh market
was weaker United pipeline certificates ouened at
81 and closed at 60c highest price e33c; lowest
price 595sc. Total runs Saturday and Sunday 1O9-
SOL brls. Total shp1nents 107 799 brls Charters,
So 7S6 brls. Clearances. A, 49s, 900 brls.
PITTSBURG. June 3O.-The petroleum market
was lower; United pipeline certificates irregular;
opened at &c. advanced to 63a4e, broke and closed
weak at zoe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
DrY Goods.

NEW YORK, June 30.-There lisa healthier feel
ing prevailing throughout the market, hut for the
closing day Of the moIith and season there has been
Light trade. Agents will name the prices of fremont
LAWRENCE and Massachusetts, canton fannels the
basis Of fremont brown at Sc and brown at SIec.
Lawrence brown, Sc and Al brown, 9Isc; Massachul
sets r brown, 6afc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
coonee.

NEW YORK, june 80 Coffee--Spot Iots fair Rio
dull at 9af010c; OPTIONS opened frmer but a,iiet
Sales Of 800 bags Rio No. z August at $3.50; $50
bags September at $500 2 eco bags October at SIS
1850; 500 bugs December at S.7Oc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
Cotton.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Cotton firm and holders
asking higher prices futures quiet; July. 108Sc; A
gust, Hole; September 10SSc; October 10. SOC;
November I0.44c December, 10.44c: january
Io.52c; February, 1e.64cs March, 10.76cs April
1886.
MEMPHIS, June 30.--Coston quiet at lie; ree
ceipts, ia bales; shipments. 975 bales; stock on
hand IL, go bales; sales, 100 bales
ST. LOUIS, June 30.-Cotton quiet at IO7sc;
sales, receipts 80 bales; Shipment Ito baless
stock on hand, 3, ZOO bales,
LOUISVILLE, June sG.-=Cotton dull and nominal
middling lie.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-eotton dun; niiddling.
11lsc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01

dition, public confidence is lacking, and this, af-
ter all, is the fundamental principle Of business
operations. The constant large additions to our
population by immigration is no inconsiderable
I factor IN present and future prosperity; the
steady employment of the laboring efasses at re-
muneratiye wages means a large consumption of
the products of the soil and loom for food and
raiment; the promising condition of the crops
indicates profitable employment for railroads
the money which has disappeared from the
banks has COVE into the hands of the people and
the readiustment of assets, which has been go
/ ing ON for over a year, has placed the trading
classes in healthier condition than ever before
In word the country was never so rich and
fun of material wealth as it is at the present
moment The essential elements for renewed
commercial activity are at hand, and there is
only lacking the vitalfzing force of perfect con-
fidence in the integrity of each other. The dis
tributfve trade has continued slow, but values
have ruled steady and a very even temper has
prevailed. Locally, there were but few 1uctu
atoms in values and on small fruits only was
there any advance IN prices.
GRAIN.
Locally the market was ofish. The Board of
Trade Price Current says of wheat: Local mark
cts are 4c lower for cash No. 2 red than Satur
day. Arrivals nominal. It locks very like the
farmers must figure to realize about 75e for their
wheat at threshing time and if this be so, then
the farmer will demand, and will no doubt re-
eeive corresponding reduction on all other
commodities making the purchasing power of
bushel of wheat about the same. It is the gem
eral belief that the new crop will move freely
at these low prices, it being somewhat Of an ex-
pIoded theory that holding crop for an indefs
mite period, for expectant high prices, results in
great profit Futures touched lightly, and are
only wanted at lower quotations. Seaboard at
noon showed marked decline, New York being
1sc off, Baltimore 1c, and Chicago He lower than
Saturday. Sales of No. Red wheat on Call at
lie track We quote:
No. red. Observation-Disclosures sob
No. B red Bile
Mixed -...-s...-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
July ...--................. IS
august SfA2
CorB-Seme little activity noticed in local
markets for better grades for immediate use &C.
easioned by light receipts. Sellers few Futures
nominal; nothing doing. New York at noon was
&c lower Baltimore lie, and Chicago &c off. We
quote:
No. white 5S
I Iigh mixed go. -...------.5l
no: q --s---9o
hegeeted- --.----s.--4S
Sound ear, No. 2 white. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MIXED -..--.o3
Oats-DuI1 property, and wanted only by To-
cal consumers. Inquiries confined to cash deliv
cries principally. Futures touched cautiously.
and with the feeling that the coming crop will be
good one. We quote:
No. white ~
Mixed 81
Rye-Steady; 60c bid; none offered.
FanSteady; $1L50 bid; held at $3.50
Shipstuf- Quiet; $l2 90 bid; no sellers.
June 90 1884
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01

RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TWENTY POUR HOURS
Wheat, bushels .z..--s.. .S.-..-..-........ 900
Corn, bushels LOCO
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
1--we STOCK


iNbtANAP0bTa, June 30.
gATTLg-Recsipts $50; shipments, 70. On ac-
count Of a very light supply the market advanced
25c to 40c onf butchers grades and fully Esd on
shippers of the best grades Eastern advices are bet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01


cNe9SNKTl DIVISION.
Depart Cincinnati East Lane, daily. 9. and
-;,-.-. 4.o0sn
Indianapolis, Rtshvil1e and Column
bus Accommodation .-. zoo am
Cncinnatfssnd Louisville Mail D. G. 3:45 pin
Chicago Rock island ard Peoria
Express. daily 6s5J rm
ArriyeInd ianapo Accommodation, daily 1850 am
Chicago and 81. Louis Mail, p. c.. l1.50 am
Indianapolis, RushvilEe and Celuzi-
bus Accommodated ---..ss.. $40 nm
Chicago Peoria and ST Louis Night
Iines dairy, ). and Z. c..4...-... 1915 pm
CHICAGO DIvtsf0N
Depart Chicago. Peoria and Omaha Ex-
Observation-Disclosures 7:ftT an
Chicago Fast Mail p e-.s.--..... 1s9.1ty pm
Accommodation 5.00Pm
daily, s. = c..s...s. - 49, .11szopm
and ss........-..-.. s::3s5 am
Accommodation .-...-------- I0.40 am
D 6: .....7... -,.....-,. s:30pm
Chicago Rock Island and Peoria Elk. 6.96p pun
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01

Cleans out all rats mice, reaches, water bugs
bed bugs, ants; vermin. I5c. Druggists Brown
ing & Sloan, agents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
VandaIla LlAe.
Indiana, BIoomInqton Z western.

PEORIA DIVISION
Dcpart--Pacsfc Expres and Mail e4..s. 7.s31 am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, :. c.. Sos pm
Burlington and Rock Island Exs
press daily, T. and $1,000 = LILO pm
Arrive -Eastern and Southern Express
daily, r. {. and s-......-s..--. $50 ann
Cincinnati. Special, r. q. +. 80. 1.I5 am
Atlantic Express and Mail 49,. 6:I5 pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart- Mcorefield Accommodation. - $50 am
Mail and Day Express 1888 80. sos am
Night Express, daily, r. c..-..-,-. 1I;05 pm
Arrive Night Express duily, r. 6. 355 am
Mail and Day Express. .,--.94--.... 600pm
Moorefeld Accommodate :. !. !. =, 6t6pm
KAsTEIsS DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern Express, Mail daily. S, r 420 ana
Day Express l1:45 ana
Atlantic Express, r. c. -.s.s..----- 645 pm
Arriye-Pacifie Express +. ....... TOO ana
Western Express ....2..,.-..--..- 445 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex
press, daily, $ and + g lo35pn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01

indianapolis ST. louis.
Tepart-Day Express, daily, {. q 1880. ITO am
Paris Express 4,..-.....s.-....... 3.50pm
Boston and ST. Louis Express, Pr 6l5 pm
New York and St Louis Express,
daily. 6. and g. es--. :. - .ss-ss1 0:55pm
Arrive New York aud Boston Express,
daily. & Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 am
Local Passenger, p. .-s..s .--s-.. $50 am
Indianapos Express ....-. .-..-- BIB pm
Day Express, Z. c.s daily .------- 6;35pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
metais.
Poiaoued ohsasu

NEW YORK, june so-Lead. dun.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
WEEKLY.

q as seeond-class matter at tho P0stofice at
Indianapolis, hndiana.l
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
LIES on sURscRIPTIoN.
DAILY.

sAnIABLY IN ADVANCE POSTAGE PREPAID
BIZ THE PURhIsHERS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01

Cincinnati, Hamilton indianapolis.
Observation-Disclosures, Dayton s Toldeo -. 400 ann
New York 800. -. .1o50Asn
Connersvfi1e Accommodation. 4s39pan
New York Express. ~: ....s.. es4opm
Arrive onnersvle Accommodation. 80. $3.50 am
Cincinnati Peoria and ST. Louis 11:50 ana
Cincinnati AcconArnodatioA --..--. 500 pm
Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis 3. 10s40pm
Louisville, New Albany 8 Chicago.
Aficfigan and Grand Rapids Iinesl
DepaFB-3 hieaM and Grand Rapids Ex.... 1901 pm
Monon Accommodation. ..5--...-. 5:00pfn
ArriSe-<Monon Accommodation .-.---.-- 1000 am
Michagan and Grand Rapids Ex 1I.45pm
indianapolis q Vineennes.
Depart Mail and Cairo Express. s-.s.sss Ts20 M
Nincennes Accommodation -.--... 4:00pm
ArriveAV incennes Accommodation. f0:15 nm
Mail and Cairo Express. ...e.ssss. os50pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01

Anthracite coal so " ton; Pitssburg coal s3 VI
p ton; Raymond City coal 1915 W ton; block coal
So. 25 o. ton, crushed coke, I3c y BUSH lump coke
i le a. bISlY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01

Cincinnati. Wabash q Michigan Railway
Over the Bee.lineJ
Depart Indianapolis and Grand Rapids Elk.
pr1ss...s-- ..--~...-..-s. ssss.. 4.75 m
Michigan Express. 11O0 ann
Arrive Cincinnati and Indianapolis Exs
press. ----,-.-.--.-.-.-.-.-s. 2l4pnt
indianapolis and St Louis EXP 1884 pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-01
Foreign money ana stoels 1raSIret.

Total --...--.....-. 1897, 273, 294 Decrease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
ONLY TALK
At the Meeting OF the Railroad
Committee
To Examine the 8. & o. PrOposition-Fail-
ure Of George Hess-forming
Democratic Club,

Hithad been generally known the COM
mittee on railroads would hold its
meeting, last night, to consider the B. Il O.
proposition, its deliberations would have
been heard by large and select audience.
But only few knew OF it and consequently
none but ysgrom lot OF attaches took in
the affair. In reality there was nothing
done as the committee met merely to make
preliminary arrangements for a tour over
the proposed route of the B. & o. The
resolution, referring the proposition to
the committee, carried with it the author
ity TO employ an engineer to lend
his aid. An application was recsiyed from
Mr.. Gore, but as none of the committee
knew whether he would fill the require
meuts, on motion Of Mr.. ". A. Wilson
con mittee Of three was appointed TO select
and procure an engineer. Messrs. Wilson,
Smith and Wilkinson constitute the COM
mittee. The outline and profile maps
we're spread out on the table and the com.
mittee industriously examined them, but
their work will come when they go over
The ground.
Or. Baird. w. F. Peterson, B. W. Peter
soa and others, were present and there
Sss some little general railroad talk touch.
ing the situation among the various roads
here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

Nh ErIToR:-The "Woman's Uni)n BE.
nevolent Society" having accepted my offer
of producing my musical extravaganza
"Enoch Arden, or the King OF the Cannibal
Islands" for their benefit, ! ask your in'
diligence OF addressing the musical young
pecpe Of this 3ity through the medium OF
your columns. Irequire chorus Of TWEEN.
Is ladies' aud twenty gentlemen with toler.
ably good voices and slight knowledge OF
mu.ic, and therefore invite all who may
ftel disposed to take part in the operatts,
10 meet me next Monday evening at bali
past seven o'clock at the Beethoven Hal,
corner Ct Fourteenth and Main street. II
is my intention to give a synopsis OF the
work ard play the music, in order to sat-
isly all who may take part as to the char.
acter OF the extravaganza; also to explain
costumes and appoint night for rehear.
sal which may be convenient to all. A full
attendance OF all desirous Of joining Is
earnestly requested, as the success Of the
mUsio will in great measure depend upon
the strength and efficiency of the chorus.
Respectfully,
WALDEMAR MALNESE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
Resolutions of Respect.

Alta called meeting OF Olive Lodge 1860
X. OF H. u committee was appointed 10
draft resolutions of respect to the memory
OF our deceased brother, Robert ". Gray.
soE:
WHEREAS. 1t las pleased the Supreme
DiCtalcr Of the Universe in his all-wlse
providence to remove by death from our
midst cur est emed brother, Robert w.
Grayson,
Resolved, That, while we feeuly feel our
less and shall miss from our lo'sc'roon
his PR sence, we trust he hes gon9 to re-
ceive the reward Of the righteous aud will
be forever with the Lord.
Resolved, That we deem it fitting here.
with tn express our high appreciation OF
his character as friend and brother, who
hes won the esteem and affection OF his
brothers and all who knew him.
Resolved, That sharing with the bereaved
family in their great loss We assure them
of our tender sympathy.
Resolved, That a copy OF these res d u
tons be furnished the family Of our de.
cessed brother, and that they be pub.
Iished In the daily papers, aud that our
charter be draped in mourning for thirty
dsys.
B. o. WILLIAMS,
K. n. THEAKER,
w. II. WooD,
Committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
BRIDGEPORT.

John Sells is clerking in the c. & P. Of
flee for few days.
Mr.. w. w. Holister has gone to CJlum.
bus after the 300 that was sent to Bridge
port for the sufferers and then returned.
The committee is debt to the amount OF
$3.50.
At Jefferson College the 2a.h inst. an or
atorical contest will take place, to which
DR.. John Cook has been invited to act as
one of the judges.
Mr. Thomas DulIsrd. of the North End,
of the c., l.. Il ". Laiiroad, is here among
friends.
Mr.. John c McI.ain is on the sick list.
John BlUme has been sdded to the police
fc'ce
On Wednesday Harry Iinch, while cut-
ling chew Of tobacco from large plug,
GU I his hand very severely.
Mrs jerry Sells, of Kirkwood, who was
so severely burned last week, died Wednes'
day night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

After patient has been dosed with cor
rosive sublioate until his teeth are loose,
bis mouth sore, his hair ell gone, his limbs
Iodide of Potash, one Of the strongest min
eral preparations in the whole list. This
soon takes away the little appetite left him
by tie mercury-disorders his stomach,
causes pain in the bowels, nausea, dries up
the gastric juices, and food is rejected,
wastes him away 10 q skeleton, and he is
soon subject for the undertaken. To all
such, svift's Specific Is q boon-worth
more than its weight in diamonds II
builds up the waste, roots out these mineral
poisons, and brings health and happiness.
Send for q copy Of Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases, free.
TIE SWIFT SPEclFc Co..
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07

in or not, bat she was in q short time
afterwards. John Anderson went in
with me, and father started out the back
door. We followed out after him. He
we Mt out in the back yard, and when we
reached him (father) he said: LETS go
into tina house" Mr.. Anderson said: I'VE
will, il You will 60 home" We went back
into Ships again. / don'tremember just
exactly the conversation that took place In
girls were doing the talking. We remained
there until five O'CLOCK, sitting around
ard cutting up with the girls.
While In there he (father) pulled
out bis money and laid it on the table. l
saw two twenty and one tan dollar bill.
He did not say anything about losing any
money. / did not zee any marks or bruises
about him at that time. He did not say to
Us that he had any trouble or difficulty
sround the table to secure the money.
Father seized ii and put it in his pocket
We went ont with him and followed MIN
10 Scott Richards. Mr.. Richards would
not give him q drink. We stayed there
shout ten minutes and started out
We followed him up Main street and stepped
in saloon on the right hand side OF the
street; remained in there about five min
utes. Father called ont "Lets go and get
a 6rIpk." We then went to the Arcade
saloon. 1t was then about O'Clock. We
bsd beer and sand wich each in the Arcade.
We stayed there about ten minutes and
then went out, leaving father in there.
We stayed out about twonty minutes
and then went back into the saloon.
Father was still in the saloon; We said:
"Come on and go home; ii is train time"
BE said: ~ won't go home; Elm Grove
will never see my face again." Anderson
and / had to run TO catch the train. Itwas
about 6 o'clock. Father got S75 from Scott
Richards. Witness did not see his father
again until brought home in the hack
The driver of the hack told US that ply.
stefan looked at him, and as father Was so
drunk be could not tell snything about
his injuries. He gave my mother Si2 81,
and said Joe Barum took it out of his
(Fathel's} pocket. Father bleed little
out of the right ear. | did not find any
other marks about him. He did not know
any of us; was unconscious. He never
opened his eyes. He died at o'clock
Monday morning.
To Dovener-Father said Elm Grove
would not see his face sSain.' He left
bone in q good humor on Thursday morn
ing. just supposed he sad that on &C.
count OF being drunk.
HAT produced and shown to witness.)
That is my fathers hat, and he wore 1t
Saturday. Itwas also brought home wi h
him.
coRRoBo ATOMS.
John Anderson testified to the same
iscrs ss James William Petticord. He &C
rompanied young Petticord, and left Mr..
John PetticOrd at The Arcade saloon Satur-
day evening about o'clock.
The Inquest was adjourned about
O'Clock in the afternoon to meet again
p,cnply at o'clock this morning. Ali
witpss.e s must appear promptly at9 o'clock
Lis oTning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-07
MbeeIins RssisteS
FRIDAY, MARCH 2. ISsA.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Found Gold Bracelet
For Ssle-Billisrd snd Ptol Tables.
When Spectsclss are Needed. G..
Dillon.
Generous Hearted People to the Front
Local Page
Bargains in Damaged Goods-G. H..
Csrpahan-T Local Page
Dancing Academy-Prof, c. ]. Mayors
Local Page
wantsd-Board-CLo Page.l
For Substitution Residence Local
Psge.l
Cornice Poles-Kirk's Art Store Local
Psge-
Damsged Dry Goods J. w. FerrelL
Business ChsDgs-W. A. Wilson.
Owners Of Engrsyings-E L. Nicoll.
Choice Cut Flowers Kinks Art Store.
Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
French Condition PoWder-List & Will
liamS