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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03
CITY MATTERS.
Brief Notes on Current Events Of Minor
I"EpEH U#a 2EE.-a JnsNee2S. pa .-AHr AHWusI

Brief Notes on Current Events OF Minor
~ 0ll Interest.
Two new furnaces have been added 10 the
upper Riverside rolling mill.
The Board OF County Commissioner meet
10 regular IN ,nthiy session to-day.
YESTERDAY was an old.fashioned March
fell freely at short intervals all day long.
THERE was elegant Ice for skating on the
creek Saturday before the anow storm, and
! was crowded with merry skaters for several
hours. -7g1
CossrApLK LAucllix on Saturday lodged
William Miller In jsil to await a hearing be.
fore 'equire Ankle to-day on u charge Of
breach OF the peace.
NfdHr xA1caxAs PERRY TRcEY has resumed
his beat OH Market street, between Four.
tenth and Sixteenth, having recovered from
his recent tedious spell OF illness.
TuHRE were only four cases on the slate at
police h%esaquarteIs at II O'Clock last night
for this mornings court, one being Tor loaf
lug on the sidewalk and three for dlsorderly
conduct,
AMONG the prospective additions 10 Wheel.
ing's industries Is said 10 be a gold, silver
and nickel elec.ro.plating establishment, 10
DO operated by a Joint stock company formed
Of home capital.
The men at Mclaughlin & McGinley'S
livery stsble struck Last week, demanding a
weekly. payday instead OF monthly. The
propsietois refused their request, and EN-.
ployed new men throughout.
TIE Sunday Leader, the Oldest Sunday
paper In the city, has given up the ghost aud
failed 10 appear yesterday. A new evening
Democratic sheet Is, talked OF, the plant OF
the late LtadT to be used in getting tout.
THERE was q row OF some proportions at
Jennie Lees rancho in East Wheeling late
Saturday night, aud the Madame and a male
visitor were considerably beaten up. No ar.
rests were made, but the offending parties
are known.
The gas we'll OF tho Wellsburg gas com.
pany, which was ovatlowed aud choked of
by the Il 1od, was pumped out on Tuesday OF
last week, and Is now flowing as strong as
ever, with two or three hundred feet OF water
still in the hole. ..l
THE statement published that Mr.. Louis
Colmar had been elected from a street car on
the sonth side on Friday night is incorrect.
The driver mistook Mr.. ColmAr for another
man, and afterwards apologiz.d to him for
what had occurred.
CHARLES EcHRAnE ard Charles Buskhart
claim 10 havs been set upon by ak men on
Seventeenth street Saturday night about
midnight and knocked down. They did not
know their a~ssailants, and suppose the object
was robbery, but by yelling at the tops OF
their voices the young men succeeded In
frightening their sssailnnts of and escaping
with q few slight bruises aud scratches.
The suit for assault and battery brought
nv r. Tarnia Torkpvpa auRtnGt GhupIau
'tShay was dismissed at the complainants
cost Saturday by Squire Philips, the evidence
showing that Mr.. Shay did not assault Cock.
ayne nor Il rot him from the theatre as al.
legged. Mr.. Shay says Cockayne vas disor-
der y, and he merely told him be must BE-.
have, when be left the theatre and entered
the suit.
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Tho Financial Work..

81 |. .
NEW YogK, March l.-Noney easy at TX p.rccnt.
closed at lai1 percent. trimc mercantile paper
la5T percent. sterling Exchange bankers biIls
steady ats 81; demand $3.50.
GoyERNAESTs-Quiet.
y =. : ). 4 s;; ccnncn:~ l ~. $. new 4, .........l2 N
RAILWAY hoSDs-FIrm. West Shore IS rose tos 81:
reacted 70 &C. and rallied to 5GsS. TRANSACTIONS Of
bonds continue on a large scale.
STATE SECURITIES STEADY.
Pacific 6s Of '95."-~.l29 TEX. Pac. land gr'ts, 4ssI
Central Pacific tirsts.llsxIdo Rio Gmnde div, II
IsS,s see 2 @iI T...'. ~ % y Y + { bonds, inst Liz
s aiaoaa se sonso.s.:. 8 Vi Within d siIRf g. fund .l1sN
81. Joscph:....."..-ll0 Virginia conAols, OK.
9.P. d :. U. nrsts..-l1SEl TIA mat, COUPONS. 10
tennessee old........ ~ lWrsinia deferrcd.... Z
tennessee Is. new.. 80 t"EAtsa Interest.
sTocKsIIhe sensation Of the day In stock circles
vas ACTIVITY aid the advance on LAckawaupa,
Early In tho day brokers' for bull pool called in
the!r loaned stock. which commanded l.32 for use.
During the first aiteen minutes OF bushes, ,ate.
however, soon advincirg to s percent, opening
yanged TO 1871 regular and lbs cash From midday
until the delivery hour the difr.renca rauved
from 3H 10 percent. II became known ab1n; Z
that round Inounls OF the stock would be bought
At 2:l5 :purchase Tor non.deIivery began. Tho
p,icc, opened at ls7 ran of to l3ik. advanced 10 l3S
and dropped 10 and closed at 1901. The numbtr
Of shares bought In under tho rule" At these
prices were $3.50. sales rtgulsr III The meaniime
were At lsialssAalsoMal?yAtl e9N Transactions
In stock was yer, large, footing up Isl, 10 th4res, OF
which 30,6D were cash. u 9 .6UD under rulc.n and
6,Uc0 seller sixty. The excitement was Intense and
the losses Of the bears enormous, $3.50
Compared with last nights closing, prices are
generally 4 70 u percent higher; Iacfawanlia
percent at 90; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Horih'
western and Omaha preferred arc X to Il percent
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AmuHetnentp.

Shook Golfers Lights o London" COM
bination Is billed for four performances the
last Of this week at the Opera House, COM
mencing on Thursday evening and continu.
ing I'LL Saturday night, including a matinee
Saturday afternoon Reserved seats will be
placed on sale this morning at Banners mu-
sic store, Market street, This event will be
particularly Il "r%eopening" Of the Opera
House, a stnere has not been an entertain
ment there, with the exception OF a few By
home talent, since before the flood.n This
already famous play has never been present.
ed In Wheeling, and 1t will no doubt draw
croWded houAes. No."
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A Now Packet Compnuy.

y On Saturday Secretary OF State stalnakcr
Issued a certificate OF incorporation to the
Marietta and Beverly Packet Company.
which proposes to build or buy boats and
conduct a general steamboat business on the
Ohio and Musklngum rivers. .11
The principal office Is 10 be at Marietta,
and the capital stock Is limited to $5O,0 0 in
ALL divided into shares Of $50 each. The cor
porators are George streoker, Henry st,eck-
or, o. Stove, aud Y. B. Hovey, OF Marietta,
and Thomas G.. Clark, OF Beverly.
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PHILADElPHlA, March l.-Flour quiet and lrm.
Rye flour ltcady' at s. toas co. Wheat quiet and
steady: No: 2 rcd slot 81 0S; No. Z rcd March s t07a1a
| o.: April 81 e9jGsl lo1G; May 81 lIss.l TX: june
81 lSil lsa. Corn quisi; rejected mixed b6c; re.
eoc; steamer yellow Goysa6lc; sail mixed Mach
GtsaIa6lkc; April 6ls6lkc: May 62Ha6sEc; June
6l~s63c. Oats advanced 1hsc under light offerings:
rejected white tlc; No. ) white 42Zai2hc; No. 2
White t2Hc. PLoyistouE RteadY.
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NEEDY CHURCHES
WHICH SUFFERED BY THE FLOOD.
Letters from II. +. raatUrs OF the west yifslhlA
Conference Whose Charges are Ia the Lately
Submerged nlstrlets-Suds Of Bone
OF, the Churches and Pasiors. r

The extracts printed below arc from letters
written by ninlsters whose churches and
people have suffered terribly by the Hood.
The letters are addressed to Roy. George L.
Hits, Secretary Of the society recently or.
in this city for the purpose OF 81.
curing aid Tor these distressed preachers and
their churches. This society Is composed Of
the pastors Of the Methodist churches OF the
city, two layinen from each church aud the
presiding elders OF Wheeling, P%asksabasg,
Charleston and GuyAndolte districts. :
Tho first letter IL from the pastor OF the
Clifton, West ColumbiA and Mason City
churches: ,lEyi
CLlrroN, W. Va, February %, 1881.
Rev. George E. lite, Wheeling W. Va:
DEAR BRoruER:-Your letter OF the oO!h
inst. received and contests loted. In reply
will say that our church and pals,nase Il
this point were above the waves OF the Il Nd,
but people suffered greatly, some losing
everything. We were poor before the bod
came. The mills shut down In December,
which left the nlen In bad shape for the win.
ter. Then camo the flood, which leaves us a
total wreck on the, financial liue. With a
debt Of $500 on Jul parsonage and a church
that needs q new root, with but fifty mem.
bsrs Of the church and all poor, you have a
true picture Of our bituAton. When the
mills will start We cannot tell. Their loss
foots up $45. 900. The salt works are entirely
ruined, aud the coal works greatly damaged.
Our church at Mason City is sale, but our
people are nearly all ruined by the flood.
Our church at West Columbia Is almost Il
wreck. There was Line feet OF water In It.
The organ Is q total loss. Our people are
poor and cannot turn a wheel. The stewards
informed MT on last Thursday that they
could do nothing for me, and could not find
even a house In which to hold service. The
item OF support for myself and family Is the
darkeat picture OF all. 1t IL a grand held to
work for Jesus, but it should bsa mission. II
every mar and woman here were converted
aud In the church, 1t would then not give
much more than u support. Now you have
the facts, as 10 our situation. We arc trust.
Ing In the sure promises Of our God, and not
one word has ever f.iIed. 2
Your brother In gospel bonds,
J, ENeLE,
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HARTFORD Clrr, W. Va, February 20

AA"n'toHp Viii "..sa', FeuEuhIy ~.
Rev. George L. Hite, Wheeling:
DEAR BRorHER:-Your favor Of the Goth
inst. at hand. Our church ut this place was
In a AtroEg current OF five fee. four inches on
the floor Ct the church. Our organ was sle-
waited on stools, but u passing slealner dashed
the doors open and knocked It dow; conse.
quently II renlained in tho water about
iwenty.iour hours.
The New Haven church was not in water,
but as our members who live in New Haven
work in the Hartford mines, which are Low
full OF water, the church Is a loser greatly a,
that point also.
1t Is probable from the present condition
OF the people and the business outlook that
the salary will be deficient at least $500; In
fact there Is no promise even for meagrs sup
port And yet before the flood we were In a
most houiishing STATE we had ever been
blessed with, one Of the granits, revival,
that had been here for many years clos ne
only when the watsr came to the door OF the
church. Results, 81 accessions, Ii Of them
in one day, and the church q1ickened. We
were also in q fair way to purchase
a church library, and we had great hopes Of
q parsonage.
l am not discouraged but am trying 10
cheer our people In their gloom, and | hope
to be In a degree successful.
Any assistance that nsy be given shall be
properly applied and l think fully appre-
clutsd by the receivers.
Fla.ernally yours,
@. d. GRAHAM.
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NEW YORK, March 1.-Wool steady: domestic
fleece 3hi5c: pulled lSaioc; unwathed l0I2Sc;
Texas 14ax7c.
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EMBROIDERiES,

German Student Lamps-Nesbitt & Bro
Dr.. John E. Smith-Third page.
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Another big combination opens at this
theatre tonight. Whitney & Laug's "Mag.
nets will hold the boards for Que week,
Some OF the eastern papers give them great
praise. The company Is "a very talented one,
and promise TO give the bes. show Of the zeal
son at the Academy; but Charley Shay gives
so many big shows each week 1t ia hard ID
tell which is the best; and II they can excel
sll others that have appeared at this theatre
they are truly wonderful, and will draw full
houses nightly.
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Operate on Stone & Thoma.' Dry

Operate on Stone & Thomas Dry
Goods Store. .la Ga,
About 1880 o'clock last night an entrance
was made through the back door otthe store
Of. Stone l. Thomas. on Main street, near
Tenth. Mr.. Jacob Thomas, who sleeps up
stairs, heard the noise and camo down, The
robbers Immediately left. Mr.. Thomas misses
nothing but his fine gold watch, which was
taken from the drawer in his desk. AZ.
rangements were being made by the robbers
to make q good haul. An arm load Of 6ue
silks was found al the back door, and II thew
bad not been detected they would have
riHed tho whole store.
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pERSONALMENTIOy.
News and Gossip In Relation to Various
~ PCOple,

News and Gossip In Relation I o Various
People.
Mr.. Theodore Schneider, the Island Il ,rist,
who has been visiting friends In Germany for
ten months past, sailed for home from Bremen
at noon yesterday. @
Mrs. George.B. Caldwell was too unwell 10
sing in the choir OF ST. Matthew's Church as
usual last evening, and Mis- Flora Williams,
Of Martins Ferry, very acceptably filled her
place.
These wild romancers. Col. Bill E1ley and
George Hook, OF Wheeling, have besn down
this way since the tlood exploring the coun-
try In q skiH. As might be- expected, they
learned much and did wonders. "A man In q
aki1 can tell all about the O" r. r R. but a
man who can row q mile up a creek at
Cresap's Grove, where there Is none, can be-
expected to do anything. The boys must
have been expecting malaria and governed
themselves accordingly.-New Nariin,viHe
Democrat.
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Co. 81 e.. 30 II q Y q Is


WAsHrNoroS. D. G., March s-1:3o An
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
L gweather, preceded by lightsnows, colder,
northwest winds aud rising barometer.
Lower Lakes, light SHOWS, followed by
colder and partly cloudy weather, and fair
weather indicated for the lake region and
Ohio Valley Tuesday.
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We have received goo additional pieces
OF Hamburg Embroileries, and we now
have displayed on our counters the largest
line Of these goods ever shown In this
city. Our prices are acknowledged very
low. A. L.. RICE T. co.
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transactions to-day, 1901 shares.


CHICAGO. March l.-Flour dull and uurhanues
Wheat active but lower prices: declined Lc. Ia be-.
low early figures: closed about szc lower Than YES.
rtdSJ; sales .znyed: March .. ss&zaglc, closei al OlXc;
Of o'a97hc June 9,55;tasssSSc, closed at Sssisosite.
July ~ 10 10 over June; No. 2 Chicago spfInr 2tat
VIC. according 10 date OF receipt: No. j, 7easlc,
depending on the location; No. red winter O9ca
with whc,t; prices declined hc from outside NJ.
ures,. closed about ~ lower Than yesterday: cal,
b!aaSysassXc, closed arb91sc; Mar. h 5lH5sa52s1..c,. closed
~ alHc !Apdl t2ssssaahe, closed at b2Hc; Nay 81
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HATS.

Saturdays Express brought us M I'M.
mense variety Of Spring Styles Of llats
and H0nnets. "A. l.. RICE & Gu.
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There is no recreation that will bsnei. in.
yalids 60 much as shooting at ta;get. There
is something about it that strengthens the
nerves sDd builds q MAJ up, and with the
low price Of rifles, shot g1hs, pistols, &C., II
is the cheapest medicine. Send for our Illus.
trated catalogue; 1t Is free. Address Great
Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, Pa.
- Of 49,. ~. f=..s- Nrhl v
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THE INQUEST,
An OMcinl Investigation Made. Ycster.
day Afternoon.

uhJ AstcEuOuus
Soon after the murdered man had e1pired.
word was sent 10 Coroner schul,ze. Thai
official arrived ut the scene OF the murder
from his home In the Eighth ward about lC
O'Clock, aud at once proceeded TO impannel a
jury. Constable st. Myers having summoned
the following named persona, Henry A.
Zmckler. James speyer, Patrick sbaikev
Frank Lutz, Harry kalbi!zer, william
Weiser, Henry Brooks. ferdinand JENNY Il
G. W. Beier, Michael Wigc, Hermann FslSt.
man and Christ. Richards, they were 6nlv
sworn, aud preparations mad to take testi.
mony, when a proposition was made to post.
pone the investigation until Sunday .pfter.
noon, as the hour was then late aadthe er.
animation OF witnesses would necessarily BE-
a work OF several hours. A few Of the Jurors
vera opposed to %poatponine the inquest. bu,
finally the proposition prevailed and ,Le
jury was a Adjourned to meet at 9 O'Clock p NJ.
dundny, at the late residence OF the deceased
No. 1888 Seventeenth street. :
At that hour yesterday, quite a. c,owd was
found gathered in front Of the house. a neat
and modeat looking two.story brick struc.
ture, the last house at the east end of The
street on the left hand side. In the front
room the body Of the murdered man was
laid out, neatly dressed, the only evidence Of
the foul deed being a small purplish looking
hole under the left eye. Several friends
were allowed to view the remains until Dr
stifel arrived 10 make a post mortetn exami.
nation. In this he was assisted by Drs. Read
Baird, w. J. Bates, Jr., and Eugene Hoge,
y%EsrERDAr's PRocxEp1Ha's.
Coroner schultze arrived about baIf.nsa,
two. The jury was then gathered toeetber'
and with the witnesses and reporters mat In
a room In the rear ofthat in which the bodv
lsy, while the. police kept the crowd drsw1,
by morbid curiosity, out on the pavement
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan was presani
the examination aud asked A nnmhsr
Of questions. Mr.. VIII Beans volunteered n
act as clerk and thus facilitated the wort NJ
taking testimony very much.
b Charles Elig was the first witness. calIed
He testified that he was going I'M Marssi
and was at Armstrong & Coen's pisn:
Ing mill when be saw a man come ont ~
Miller's saloon and a man followed him Tho
first man turned around and fred at The one
hat was following him. The man that was
shot at, fell on his face on the pavement Tbe
arst man, the one that shot, looked around
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, February %.
DEAR BRLTaER H1TE:-1 have Just returned
from a two weekh' trip TO the country. AID
lind yours OF the 20th inst. on my dssk, l
am glad 10 hear from you, and also to know
that you and your peop!e sylnpathiz, with
our dis trested people along the liver.
l have not waited the churches along the
river. since the Il nod but have heard from them
through the pastora. will visit them this
week. Oar church property 1T Point Pleas.
ant and West Columbia has been greatly
damsged-the church al West Columbia laid
to be u wreck.
What those churches can d. for the sup
port OF pastors I cannot say now. 1t will be
years and years before thts churches recover
from the effects of the food. Thst they need
help now, is evident, aud any help thstthe
society in your city can afford will be thank.
fully received and acknowledged. Raymond
City, Buffalo, Letart and Leon, Hartford, Clif.
toA and Mason and Point Pleasant will not
be able to do anything for me for two or three
months, II at all. I will wriIe you again next
week: Help our people II You can.
Yours, &c. H, O, SANFORD.
These letters iall their VI story. They
make their own appeal. Any one who basi
in his heart to help these distressed people,
Il be will send his contribution to Rev. DR..
J. E. Smith, DR.. T. q. Logan or Rev. George
E. Hite. may rest assured that bis gilt will
reach the place where it is most needed.
This society seeks to help the churches dam.
aged by the food in West Virginia, aud
along the whole track OF the devastating
waters. :
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ogu!zance Ia the sum Of 500 each 10 appear
al court on the first day Of the next term.
The room was then cleared Of all except the
larry and the Prosecuting Attorney and a YER
dict made up. II wasln accordance With the
above testimony, that Chas. +. Dick came to
his death from a gun shot wound at the
hands OF George H. Boettnss. M
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LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.

The very latest Spring Novelties In
Linen Collars und Cults will be found ut
A. L.. RICE g. COPS,
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WORK OF THE REAPER
Who Takes h Bearded Grnin ard the
Flowers that Grow between,

Flowers that Grow Heiweep
Following is the monthly report for Feb
ruary OF Dr.. I. 0. Edwards, City Health OH.
Ger, giving the mortality statistics OF the city
for the t%wenty.nine days OF that month. The
showing for the health OF the city is a very
good one, considering that the month GOV.
cred by the report included the h,od. One
feature worthy Of special note is the small
mortality from accident, only one death
from this cause being reported. This one
was not u result Of the aood, and not a single
death was occasioned by the high wafer
within the city limits. The report is given
in detail: ~
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TnE Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 80 cents a,
Boyu'B, Market eonara.- -sl.5seT -
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GREAT bargains in damaged goods at ]. W.
F~errel's, corner Main and Twenty.hrat streets.
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/, WARRANTED Hand.s.ws, co cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square. !
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, 90 cents, at Doyd's,
Market Square. -
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's,
Market Square.
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Shooting for Health:

GREAT bargains in damaged goods at J. ".
corner Main aud Twenty-first streets,
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z GRElr bargains in damaged goods At. W,
Ferrel's; corner Main and Twenty.frststrees,
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The Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 80 cents at
Boyd's, Market Square.
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HOLM ROBBERS

WARRANTED Hand.saws, 60 cents, at Boyd's,
Market EQrare, rnfut '
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TT thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the Their
monlster. as observed at schneprsdrug store,
Opera House corner:
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's
Market Square.
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TnE Best Cast Steel Hatche. for 50 cents a
Boyd's, Market Squaro.
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TX Cuba. Mexico and the South American
States st. Jacobs OIL, the great pain bauisher,
10 used with wonderful success.
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7A.M. l2k. ) r.x.7EH. a. 1. 70 Y. 5 7n.M v.
S.;AosLs 60 81 Is 81 50 10
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4 Work OF the Letter Carriers.
Chief Clerk Henry Myers. OF the Postoflce,
furnishes the following figures, showing tie
work Of ths letter carriers in this city In tho
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PROPORTION in 1000 Of population per annum. lis S
Deaths same month last 8
Enmalns oslCoIa.aI
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NEW YORK, March l.-Leether. demand iair an
firm; Aemlock sole 2la25c.