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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01

CINCINNATI. O., January ol.-Livet hogs Arm;
6 9sss rscelp2 500 Oh hsad ptSIpmena 100 head
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Fol-, eale-Good Counter and Shelving. .
= For 6ale-Business Property In Martins
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THE EATERphIslNG BURGLAR
Gets In His Work by Robblns Dr. war.

Gets In His Work by Robblns DR.. Wag.
! m 4fiT!i ner's Residence. = ~ u; 50
@1tseems that it never rains but 1t pours in
Bridgeport: 9 Last night while Dr. Van Wsg-
ner Was assisting Dr.. Todd in attending tbs
wounded tramp at the Riverside hotel a
messenger came in and called the Doctor out.
When the Doctor returned his face wore a de-
cidedly anxious look, which was accounted
Tor when, he informed those present that bis
house had been robbed. The Doctor and
his wife were absent from home
during the evening for short
time, and it is supposed the thieves
entered the residence during their ab,oace.
carrying off considerable plur.
der. o. ths articles known to have beer,
taken were Mrs. Wagner's gold watch and
all her jewelry. " The robbery is supposed 10
have been committed by parties connected
with the gang of tramps arrested later in the
> . ~.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
Tho Finnucinl World.

y, sm, Tho Financial World. III n
New ioRK, January 8I.-Moncy market easy at
1hs2 percent. Primo mercantile paper lab}S per.
cent: Sterling Exchange bankers bills steady al
GoyEBaAEsH--steady. lax taNg,
U. AS, coupons. iiirI N. ,N,'@'' ' :
RAILWAY BosDs-Tn tho afternoon the general
market for railroad bonds was strong aud prices
higher; Oregon Rha TfanSe0ntinentaI lists I'd.
Ssn ~ pelccni 70 I2H Erie "a eonsnls \ TO
1851, Roci Island COX 10 10Y. on tho Other land
Texas 4 Pacific, incomts declined u percent 10 IS;
West sloro 81 VI lower at b3N. III -EJEllfII, aG|
STATE SEcuRrr1Es-Clasg' A sold at 81. mi !
Pacific 6s OF 95.:.".l29 Tex. Pac. land Grts. is
Central Pacific atsts.llissdo RIO Grande liv.. TX
ksls sssSn %iis; 30 IL. bonds
Louisiana COZ sols.... +. sinking fund y.
Missouri 6s.....-..".-.l05 Virginia 6s........ AZ
81. Joseph..":":... Ylglnit con.oit, c1.
3. +. q .. U. nTsA.--ll6 TIA mat coulNns... Al
Tennessee 0lu......... IS HIVirdnia deferred.4 4
Tennessee Is. ncw.... IS -j-..,,,,. ~ -
sTocKs.-spt cnlatioa ct tho Stock Exchange this
morning was characterized by buoyancy anu ariIy.
ity. the features being Louisville i isashvillo.
Western uniot AMI Oregon d TianSc: ntinent, i.
q nashville kcuretI the greatest improvement NOV.
Ing up perctnt 10 4y5f. Tho lis, was bsough
about by eerlatn hous - calliug ia, their loans az
sIocAt ullu tnB forced Inc shorts TO buy SnleJ In
0"en market AS high ssz percent per dltm was
offered for use Of stock. lILl5...I pEQ'T tG4i;Ii
Room Traders who put out short lines at tho close
yesterday were cons, icu0us buyers this morning,
Louisville D. Nashville and Western Union wny tho
feature. selling up to 76I on the reyivcl Of ihe
story that tho Baltimore q Ohio Telegraph Com.
pany was about 10 DO leased 10 or absorbed BY tho
Western Union. The report made the smalIer
"beaIs' cover. oregon g Tmu.contiuentsl sold
up from AN TO 2,N. Northwestern, St Paul,
Canada Southern, Lackawanna. Missouri Pac,lc,
Texas Pacific and Union Pacific were altO sttOus,
ln tho afternoon The market WIS less active and le-
eitaed At9S per ceat The beans hammered Inc
mHrxtt on cableg,am that a broker In London
had filled for fs0J QUO. Tho short interest In Inc
market considerably Increased In the afternoon, =,
In the final sa!es Louisville Il Nashville rallied 10
40 aud the general market cloted about 4teadv. AZ
compAlcd with last nights closing PRICES are EssI
percent higher for Canada Southern, Ce1trsi "a:
ciuc, Northwestern, Louisville & Nashville, Lake
shore, Chicago 4 Alton and Western Uui0p and "a
* percent lower for Canadian pac,hc, 81 Pail,
LsckaWanna. Michigan Central, Kansas L. Tex.s'
New Jersey Central, Northern Pacific, Oregon i
aranscontinentaly READING Omaha, TeiaS Pacific:
Union Pacific; New ,Yolk Central aud Wabash,
Minneapolis & 81. Louis declined IL 10 lG]G and
s;alorAdo Coal to Is. Spins Mountain lose ~ to
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7, HON, CD. HusslRD. Rev. " III. Hart 5D,
Cunningham and ;Ds7eJ Z, suith viii bs the
speakers atltthe public I meeting 81 Gthe
Woman's Christian temperance Union; this
stse5noon Of o'clock, at the Fourth Street
~. r., Church s a. Ma: Frank Stanton, Mra
t nasn h sna a,ss kss Land .ins
greeted with alarge audience. ! '' -
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y JOYOUS JUVENlLES.s
= % !: :. : = 4 sss gtss
ANON cAiLDREh's BAL EMasQUE
At III. Club Home Last Nlsht-Ths PisasAhtsst
and ao,t Brilliant Eysht Of tbs Eisd Eur
Seen IN sh,s,iss. Draws Tossihsr :
Throps ofths Citj's Soeisty folks., M

" ~. . l. IL.
Tbs children's ina, querade ball given at
tho Arion club house Jas! might was in every
respec o. grand atllir.f II was given b., The
Aflon Society for HE children Of the mem.
bers, and eolIpsed any similar event ever
given in the city, y.'r.t> itN 4
The crowd was very large, larger In fact
than any ever before gathered in the build.
Ing. The, parents and friends filled the
gallery, and sncroachcd considerably on the
space reserved for the little enes. The crowd
also oyei iliwcd upon the stage, where The
full Opera House orchestra was stationed.
Down stuirs In tho card rooms and parlors
nearly 0very Inch OF space was occupied by
those untb.e 10 secure satisfactory pleces In
the bail room. Every. prominent German
Ciuzsn, with his family seemed to be pref
ent, Gndha1y other cilz.ns were there, L..
cluding many well known In public Me. :
Edz TUE LITTLE oEEs. 5tp.r
The children were OF course, the great at.
traction. They filed the space reserved IN
the center OF the all for them; they romped
add jumped ln,yery Oclasy OF glee, and tell
merry. laughter and shouts filled, tho large
foo3i with mussc. There we're little ,ol,
barely able 10 walk dreascd In the cutts. oil
costumes, srd from these the S,zas ranged ur
to these O., 10 and IL years old. Each ons't
pretty dress showed fond mothers careful
attention and Living work.
Several OF the Cvstumes were exquisite
notably those OF three or four Of the tlowel
girls. Tho peasants wero the ouiest littls
things imaginable. The "Robinson .Cruboe'
crowd was gotten up admirably; these ladi
bad n hut rbniltin ono corner Of the room
All OF thu little folks provoked admiration
However and 10 parhculalizs would be az
imposs!billiy. Following, however, Agtll b.
found u list OF the children and the chafac
tiers unprecedented by thsm. as nearly correc
IS could be gotteI: - w., Y.
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s;S:s- Thu: g treat Trial.
.Gsesl Skin ,Cleara are hero TO be EiedI Win
%dass1i1E e mss en ~
them:p .First class dealen handle them. ~ ~
Iss iE 8 k y !, RE.KlIIr, Agent, IS
fsi;. hssliug; WA. 4
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! MARTIN'S FERRY.
Death or Mrs.. James III. ;Drenucu-pcr.
SSB,iit1S l.s0nal aud Local Notes.. 49,

Death or Mrs.. James III. ;Dreuucu-Pcr.
SS5'liilS .s0nal aud Local Notes, ~
a Mra. James Fl. Brennan, wife OF the editor
OF the Ohio Valley Meas, after short Illness
died yesterday morning. Her death not i o1nYjy
rohs husband Of a sweet and comforting
companion and the family Of loving mother
batthe community Of a woman widely known
former sympathy with thoas In d;stres and
miniatering hand in sickness. No one in
need OF thots tender attentions which smooth
the sickSpillow or bring comfort to tha in
valid evor called on Mira. Drepnen In vain,
Her wholeli life vas made up OF sac rifices for hsr
friends, and 1t Is they who mourn her loss no
less than tho stricken family. She leayes h.
hind her memory that will never fade. and
amonument that will never crumble. Il 81
Mrs. Drennen was the daughter OF CLARK
Mitchell her maiden name being Isabella
Ross, and was born In Colerain township in
1916. y She was married to Nj. Orsnnen in
lS4o, and has bora to him eight children,
i've daughters and three sons, lhe latter
present at the death bed Of their mother
With their sisters. Early in life the deceaesd
connected herself with tha Presbyterian
church, aud not by profession alone butby
deeds did she mako manifest her faith : ilG,
( Her disease. wss,t In q MEASURE, The ltrsnv
Of a.protraoted and severe attack Of tynhoid
fever year4 ego, contracted during the bravo
lence OF that disease at Mt. Pleasant. Ohio
and where abe laborsd so efficiently an q
nurse, resulting ina chronic affection of tbe
liver and kidneys, which suddenly attacked
her las! week, eliminating in uremic poIson-
ing.. Her condition WAS full OF Promise for r.
coyery till Monday morning last, wban
coma supervened, into which abe sank grad
uall till death ensued. Il, IN" ~
Z The funeral will take place Saturday NOM.
Ing at II O'Clock, and the remains will be in.
tered in the Scotch Ridge Cemetery. "a sfsiS
!t5}5.z NOTES ABOUT town. $;ti3.5
S'Johnt Heslop OF, Ma ielta, lis whiting bis
brother Robert, Of this cityi44tsaad :t9t:Ss
/. Mrs. ~ T. Stone. Of Wheeling, va, u
guest Of Mr.'W. 4, Elson's family yeaterdav
!. Nj. James W. Fsrrel'a Central Hall a ; az
y the coaiest places Of resort for amusem ant
Q be found on this sidc OF the, riyer. "A
lumber Of social events are booked for liz
lear future, which promise 10 he sourre nj
|reat erjoyment ", Ferrsl,H BY tho way,
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This Patent Congress "'Waukinphastn shoe
for gentlemen. This is an improved congress
gaiter made with the; elastic. In the back
instead Of { Il O. aide, which insures q perfect
ut and solid comfort 10 the wearer. Call and
tss them before purchasing X L. v. BEoxp.
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yy"Multum IL Paryo".s l,Iuoh, liz Littlc.)
q Odd hats for Is cents, i1egulas price ii 90
to IS 90, sold by tho q Famous Ha,ters. Sil42
Main styeet this week; ;ss y tiae
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ts.$ Sra snilerinEs. -
Mt II. T. Leslie, Of Ekton, Md, late Of tho
y. g.. Navy, was cu.sd tof rheumatism and
neuralgia, tya lew applications Of ST. Jacobs
vi, the great rnin cure. -.-.tt-
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AcFircinnn's tuuI lncnc0It.s

TnEEs snec:al sales on the counters Of the
Famous Halter and Furnishers this week.
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& TuR Red Letter Day at the, Famous Hat.
Eera and Furnishes, will shortly appear. IN
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ESTIMATES on all Kinds Of Printing cheer thue,.
fully given by the 1gTE1llGEaeEa JOB orYlcE.
Al work guaranteed, .;,,Ss6 III Isl
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ahe Q q ! j'I. y:
- ~ JOS tsd 10, -, ID + II - r. ,ls1 .lIiI
OHicc: Nos. % and "a Four,ccnlG Stree
New Advertisements. - -
Far Rent-House, Bridgeport, ohio-uead

New Advertisements.
Far Rent-Houae, Bridgeport, Ohie-Ilead
Of local. tiiA4 ugIt
Dr.. John y ,smIth-Third page. IA
Skates and Ice Creepers- NesbI.t 4 Dro.
Carpenter and Builder-stephen -McCul-
Il Just Received s. Feepy. alfE
4 % Special Sale Of CMpe.s-G. Msndel 4 Co.
Choice Gu! Fio1era-Klk's AIT Store. Val
Is For Sals--Alex Bone. 6.;..ntGdiri .
Z The Finest Coffee Grown-Geo. *, Nc
Dissolution 81 Par:ne,abip- g. Aondel &
New Method for The Piano.
fotte-Oliyer, D'aon & 90. A.'''~. -. ,tt't5t'
Y 20. Partnership No.ics-Geo. N. Shook &
y Diaolution Eotica-Gso. stifel & Go. s.!lA
Co.partnership Eolics--Geo. B.ilel and F.
z Schwertieger.. 'Ss!!. I. ~ ~
For. eale-Good Counter and Shelving. =
> For 6ale-Busintss5 Property In Martins
Z Ferry. EA5-ilt iMil i Ilz''liilSl tii-Is
10 Loan-Money-J. @. Heryey. KY =
For Bale-Dsug store-B, Fisher. VI lal
Prang's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s Davenport.
- L. " . L
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A SMALL lot OF ladies! hand embroidered
'sMbsio underwear at less than half price at
fs.tr-S@-. l.f.!, a.s,.. i BRuEs & CoYYEp'a. )
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rransAc.lops 38l. oC0 sllatcs.


= VI sSAs"ns
1900 bsr1ols; exports zlO0 barrett supsilns HI.
Guy western y sas So; Minnesota, pattut pr, ces,
% uHaoSo. What. spoi l',s .a51c lower auu dull
ohuSs tn'SHcca a7sc hishGs At ,ha cpealpe
Isssip @ SESsS s e!sS ssh;i ws Sa
saaa :, sg11f S slS uussrdsa rcd sIasl No.
I rs u VSssl n,gssaneSaa waite s,cAsl oi
1,sf nlosI3 Ics ;a1to' hGsheh ~ ~ 0i}a
D1sne a,, ~ ~ q oe4"l closing at Apil
s q Dnsh$is ~ ~ ostsal leE closing At
sosnG Msy; sstes bushels y, at q Il
sesS =! TX 10y, tesn eu ossasa s
s lev on closing weak a, the loves,
hsshe ~ , S,sniad ioyo hnshss;, expoIls tou
s Noa tslSa ~ ga
s9Se 5TeSfasSy eosss 4 s,x sa asssS
o!9sas2Ac, cosl, At 6sS: April G!6a6S c, CloiIu.
e;'S1e; Msy closing at Ks; June 64a
ID CD Sushr,s sy,s u ,a qass aaa III! receipts
aG; WIG western i2a47c Cetlee spot ie; RIO
faIiy ~ r. n; options snly Points lower aud
t,,!! az ~ NY ~ NO. spot su}nt 9uetand
cS u,ned eyer s1tIs Uesss cut losi
aaT uhenanSed Eiss sssady and moderately
nT,at iMnoS nu!l aaa weak " 7;l0a!c. Kosn
,insstt,c,, nnd inl k.eauy: western irceh
astIvs h Su ,oWct a. r moderately
t saa SaN February ~ March 94Sa9 a9 April
~ I m'!y, veM ,;i Juno v;e9ast.c: July GOA
esa'eiS aeuSe: wcs!ein nat II
CHICAGO. January sl.-Flour dull ana nh.
en aa,ss'se Mneat urn, III lalr demand aud
ralcI b y,SIeo ,s ssssog' tnen declined 9Ec
cInyed u<% aT IS, fseeaea =. eg;in Ac, 2, ana
y,Lss9l1tc; closed at 9l1zc: February Sl1ta9l1Ic,
Ion ~ y Ac: March e1AaO1c, closed at
oia a5 s'asSMc. ciosea a. 9sa9oEc June 9o3ssl 0v,
Al &C. NJ sSo I No . spflaS closed
SoM daaiset 0heaed s;roncer, advancing &c then
decuneu Glesed ounce! yCStsfday;t ash and
cosed s Ss ss1 az ,EsstsFy
S'I:; Nay S.3ssessc. closed az a5sSc; June b75is
SSS,, d. Ss osis quiet and steady cash
S1Ao; Fcptuaty S!99ats2ase March s2t5s82sGc
eas se Noa as,iSS Ap5il, sGMassc, clos at
i oWs. al Slcs Fis.sccJ "nnIet oIG.io harley
on track. rosE liz god demand: ca II ss :oals 2s
saa1y Is Sss ee eesa q. G rse
SID ?2%al6 H. ccsei at sid 2on,s Is NV ~ a! in
IL Is, Closed nj sIG 5salS June as 81 ~ ~
cas ~ aisc. iann sgaE ,ay
S y" ~ C'HsaI a. o. f.pfnasy OK
ciosed At Si5<sS nc IHI,r n,oaisia ~. a9hc,
shoulders Sc 20; sort RIB ~ short nlen y,
. ssS; AM Snl s ass cWhs,I
Nc: May declined c Corn, falcs 'd0J, 90 busheis
February and Narrh declined W. Oats, sajcs NJ
000 busheis: haEth ue0ilnt 4 nc: May declined Vi
t!inea loc Lad. sale, 1902 pounds; February de-.
PnlLapE!PnrA, January al.-Ylour quiet ana
S %sak car Icy dulEo as2,ins ~ elevator
Oe February 81 March 81 o7;Ssi "a az y.
April u 094al lc; May 81 l21l l2k, Com, options
neglected and car lots quiet and steady reieried
mi1sa ana Hliow siasGc No. mixed md yellow
5!a5sc No: mixed and yellow 55a57c, steamer dn
SSsc Ma,eh 5sssss! X 9.1
Oats quiet and ittcady:, M mire dday ,, "a
rejected white 4la4iXc; No ! white 4iLusSt4Ssc;
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BRpza& CoFEER are Offering great bargains
II white goods and embroideries, all marked
IN plain figures, ~ Z. s. al
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q LARGE sizs zinc Saratoga trunks fer IS rs
new lot Jus! received at the III Eli
go Il " Z. ~ +. SiEi FAMOUS HArrEas',
y. e - 5 =. ~ 1l42 Main street. !
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- F,KE assortment Of osmbrio,. nnainvook.
and swlss embroideries, beautiful styles; at
:5s5l z 90 gss \ iss..-. BRuEs Il CoryrR's
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DR.. Kings New Discovery.

We cannot help Noticing the unusual stir
caused by Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan & Co. q
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands ere
testing ~ wonderful merits by getting a trial
bottle 81 the aboye Drug Store, which con:
regular dollar sized bottle vii! do. It 10 guar,
sntesd ta positively oura; or no pay. Iwray
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u CALL at the Famous Hattcrs ll4o Main
street, and see some Of their odd hats Tor is
cents. II ~. ~, ~ ~ Z, 2. IL ~,
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iFLM GROVE 4. STATE LINE RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY. - - - 1.'11' -
IS Soaee lsneieby given that al the annual mess.
1ng Of the stcekho!dcrs Of the Elm Grove q Site
Limo Ra!lIoad Company, TO 90 held al tho once Of
VIM. 7: Hubbard, nj No. lies Market street In tho
ctss q Wheeing In the Stats Of est Virsnia oil
~ ln usy o. aaieh A. y: 1854 proposition will
an ana iis capital stock With tho Wheeling Hsr,s-
~ oidG.i Of The Executive Committee Of The
- St-i3;.F +. J. GRoTEvENr, Secretary
o. ne Elm Grove and State Line RAILROAD Company
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Conunornn1.s-s;T y lSt.S
9What Is Rad Latter Day For answer ii.
guire Of the Famous 0ao Price ( Hst tiers and
Furnishesp, l142 Main street, EsiISES
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IOR RENT.

'o TUE R BENT. 3iI.%
tintclaM Residence In complete order. No, IN
Fourteenth street Tho building Is brick with tay
window, containing eight rooms and bathroom
hal and cold water. gas thtou, hout; food csIist
aud other articles Of furniture Ii dcsiicd, f>"Ds
EIluitO Of .g 3'd-. ALEXANDER NONE i
, -1aN = q ) a.l, 80 a7 1lG3 Market Stfect' +
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e WASHINGTON, D. G., February 1,-l:30 Nm.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, geaer.
ally clearing; weather, winds becoming Va
riablc, shifting southerly, rising followed III
the western portion by falling barometer,
colder weather In the eastern portion, rising
temperature In the western portion .r,eced-
ed by slight fall. h. t.a4.,ls
y For tho Lower Lake, Region, local SHOWS,
followed by clearing weather, westerly winds,
general y shifting to1therly, colder weather,
followed In tho western portion by slight
rise IN temperature, rising barometer, fol-
lowed IN the extreme western portion by n
slight fall. ,s.a. .,.,,ag,,.. :,
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. Oh CIT, pa, ,Jaansr Petroleum opened n,
u Bales 1852 o0j barrels; cicainnces ycstc =.
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81 DAbSEY LEE, EtQ; the Clnrksburg attorney
who some time ago assaulted Richards, OF The
s1tltgraasi and was fined $50 and costs for the
oifense, has had his fine remit tied by GOV.
Jackson, who thought tho assault was suffl.
,clcntly excu,able 10 justify the interpretation
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n rEf.l, y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fsecVF0.l .,7Tl- n
y The following shows the range OF the Their
mome!er. as observed at Schnepf store,
Opera House corner: ,.Ai!f al; .Sl,fs NJ
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- ~ ~ 8 1889. = - !. - 4. 1854. 2isf
"a S2i 50 % IS Is 81 50 45
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ToLEDe, January slkheat dbl .ni loSvcr.; iE;a "
ned essa ssst II February s7c: Mach S & f o.
AP 81 o. NY az. June Soa sprgs So
February. bs}sc; March 6i1sc; April Sc M N.Y.
s15c. 0an a,l!et: No. 2cash and February S7c: NV
st54c: rejected as,<c.9 lover gsecd 1uiet and
steady: prime medium cash and February Is 81.
do IS 70. lt $3.50. ~ ~ W 10
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Ekw YoRK, January 8l.-Moncy market easy al
Nv percent. BRINE mercantile paper lark pey.
cent Sterling Exchange bankers bills steady al
q ~ demand. ASS. i5,tlyIFTFt,l n!E .G'iii
ERtJNENIy--Steady 4 sIDla l1sg-,
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ssssnsea t ID III d cmsna ~ firm and ND
mixed &C Rye dull; no. a6sc. Barley ., tso
Su ID unsaanGed pok arm mess SIC e9aiS u Ia1a
changed Bacon stronger; Shoulder sHc s ha IN,
ytc; ost Gfss ~. WHISKY steady az ii Il
BpitEt dull aud UNCHANGED = I'--'t-s - ~ ~
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-27
BACK to SUNNY ITALY.
Italians LabOrers disappointed In
Their American Expectations.

New YORK, Aug. 27-The fact has jusS
leaked out that the Italians are leaving this
city and going back to their old homes as fast
as they can get passage The movement
amounts to an exodus of the Italians who
have not been long in this country, and many
Of whom were brought over by railroad con
tractors TO take the place of other laborers
Over /, 800 have saileC in the last three ships
that left this port for Italy, and Others are
preparing to 60 as fast as they can get away
The cause of the movement is said to be
twofold. The cessation of railroad work and
the impossibility of unemployed Italians OBJ
tanning other work on account both of the
prejudice felt against them by the Irish and
other workingmen, and the absence of en-
ployers who speak their language. While
the Nickel-Plate and West Shore roads were
building, the contractors, it is said, sent
money to Italy to pay the passage of men
who would come to this country to work on
the roads, When that work ceased the men
could get no other. Since the exodus began
Italian emigration to this country has almost
entirely ceased
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-27

him to be forwarded to the secretary
of war at Washington. In confirmation
of this the colonel read to the coroners an
act of congress passed Feb. %, 1857, wherein
it is declared that the UEted States shall
have absolute authority and control over ali
national cemeteries This act specifies the
Cypress Hill cemetery as one of the national
cemeteries because the government OWNS plot
in it. Col. Perry also expressed some doubt
as to the certainty of Miss Buck being a sis
ter of the deceased man, whose name is
Charles Henry. That, it is said, can be
easily explained on the ground that he en-
listed under an assumed name and that his
full name was Charles Henry Buck. The
coroners will at once communi-
cate with Miss Buck and obtain
from her full proof of her identity as the
dead man'ssister, in the shape of an affidavit.
Then they will file formal application with
Col. Perry for permission for the exhuma-
ton and autopsy. Should the secretary of
war refuse to allow the disinterment
and autopsy, the coroners claim that
the authorities of New York and Queens
counties can order and compel the same
Or if Miss Buck should express a desire to
have the body removed TO her home at
Lincoln, Neb., for burial they assert the gov
ernment could not refuse to allow her to take
it. Then, when the remains were
i'll the hands OF an undertaken
here, it would be an easy
matter to go ahead with the autopsy. The
case is peculiar one, at all events, and the
coroners intend to push it to the furthest
limit, as it viii establish a precedent for pos
sible future occurrences of a similar nature