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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

SER YosG. November Money active
and firm at 2@3! per cent /; prime mer,
camille paper 4!@5! per cent; foreign
exchange quiet at 4S34@485.
GOVERNMENTS Dull but strong.
Thraes coupons ......... LOG s
Fours and-a-half exlOadtd ........ ........l 1917
FourS coupons ''''' =
Pacific skies Of
STATE SECURTIEs-Yery dull
RAILWAY -Quiet; sales only S627 900
SToCSs-The market was feverisb, active
aud irregular ct times. At the Opening
fret prices varied from email decline 10
an advance of J per cent over Saturday E
closing, Lsckswsnns, Union Pacific and
Reading being most prominent for gains
established, Wills Missouri Pacific
sud New York Central we're
weak. The market was extremely
active in early dealings. Total sales $751;
600 shares Woiie The market WAS more
or less irregular during the forenoon, The
general tendency for a time was upward,
until nearly 2 o'clock, the gains by that
time ranging from fractions e over 2
pr cent. The announcement that the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad had declared
dividend OF only 2 pr cent, instead OF
the usual per cent, WAS the signal tor q
selling movement that continued until the
close OF the board, the declines st tines
beirg quite rapid, especially ior Western
Unior, which fell per cent in the last
three-uusriers Of an hour. The market
closed irregular and decidedly feverisb,
with only changes of small fractions
in most cases from Saturday
evenings final 6gures. The great
EST losers were Missouri Pacific
New jersey Central, Manitoba, and New
York Central the decline being from i to
J. Western Unoo, Reading and Louis
Vile and Nashville ore down / each. st
Paul closed with gin OF IL, Omaha
common II, Canada Pacific /, Oregon
| Trans and Canada Southern each I and
Others small fractions The strength Of
Western Union duripg the eally part o.
the day w8s aided by reports that pooling
agreement between the Western Union sGC
Postal Telegraph Company was likely tc
be made at an early date
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Poison

-, ,.,sueed great holes IN my bA'k and chest!
"a "A rsmlTpd all he hair oG my head, JET
So 10 iau prove Ia q weeks time and the so'sS 3,
Sssaa to heal, and were entirely s'Ae Ah'iuS "
elgaI weeks ,., r,,.,sr r., -, .. a, D.pot.
rs,, Texas. jul, lS lSS1.
Trs'iss BLOOD sad SKIN Piiesse' mailed i Ees
SsV York - ". iSd OF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Two Gowns That Caught One Fancy.


G(rl' GoItiP in Truth.
saw dress the other day that / sd-
mired very much. The skirt vas made OF
plush in vide stripes Of lead gray sud
warm dark brown, and the polonaiss WAS
of csshmere ia 8 lighter tone of brown,
aud of the finest quality, With collar. re
yers and cuffs of the striped plush. The
toqus, too, was made Of the latter mate
rial and was trimmed with pheasant fssih,
ers, in which both gray and brown play a
part end which consequently, harmonized
sgreeably With the dress.
say a good evening dress. too, at the
Adelpbi. II was Of bottls-ereen velvet,
opening over q skirt Of white watered sils.
The fronts of the bodice were lined with
white Watered silk, and we're turned back
10 show vest Of similar silk. 1t was
buttored down The front with smsrslds.
As YOU may imagine. it made great seu-
ssiion at the Adslphi. which is not, as q
rule, one of our dress" theatres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
REpgoAAb
Contagious
D,...... are Prevalent all over the World

..rs Prevalent all over the World
native OF FpglSEd, and While ! wa s,oi ~
an .o,DtTy l contracted = terrible olOoe
sSt and for two ,y s1s AZ NOinSSsu He
nsnt = 1870. 81 hut vas nos cured. suffered the
Pa, S sD5i1I airs 50 my boeSs and vas covered
Si .E ii Ever ny % an Lot 81 ,sSS si Ssv we're
tgo aou " rad and eyes. cte, which nearly nan
pain, 4 m IS,s 81 hope IN ihat country and
re End for America, ani vas s1,si IS Is, SSssaS
IN nus NY having no connsc lea with ths nos
pySs. 81, .sv,rti.fmaat o. SEif,'s SPeoihe, and
lAfrs3 10 .ise 70 4 trial ~ last a soIs' nso
dst.rulheT, -. az belpr cured. IS i bad gona
gwen ~, =, bSns Of the bet medical men N soS-
lhrousn and New IOrE. to,k SIX bottles o. = .
ard esa a with s. ,s 10y fH aSd '1 Ss n =
cured me sDssl,{s 4, FRED HALFORD.
ever So[E City, Surs i2tf, 1855.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
WOOL.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, October ~.
The market is rather dull, and lit
tie doing. Prices ore as fol
lows: Fine aseos, washed, 30c
fine fleece, unwashed, oneth;rd OF; coarse
fleece, washed, 27@2Sc; coarse fl ece. I'm
washed, 2O@22c; medium, washed, 30c
medium, uuwSshed, 20@22c; tut
washed 28@3Oc. There is q greste1
demand for medium feeces although 10
much Of any grade is being bought q
present
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.Ar1eelin9 Register
TRAVEI1ERS' GUIDE.

RsryAL AND pEPARTUREof TRANS
y ETPLAyArfoS or REVERENCE HAxKs:
SGSitS tSuudAY excepted. tAondAy excepted
W. aaliSR Tiuss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

Browa'H Bronchial TrOohes for Coughs and
Colds: at think them the bsst and most convent.
ent rrlisfe1tant."-RsV O. M Rss.pArsy, srats,
KeniBekg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

r,o,s,r, ago l contracted blood poison. After
-, m scTiptions hOm the o. Sc physicians here
a. tsl,ss conclude to visit hot prings and
an rsSsbi Texa'Eaus doctor Ieeeopmendsd me
~ t,T sgifi's specific, SSsuriBg me lhSt IL Sould
SsSsdI me more than hot Springs AitnouSn inc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
west VIRGINIA MAP.

The KksIsrKRs rsEp Of the STATE, made iren &C
tual surVoJso, each county, contains ell post road
md streams, with political divsions, aO., and II
considered the only complete map Of the State ever
pu bIished. si:e-1hree by three and tbree-'ourth'
teet. Price 90 Cents.
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Blood

1.-The lie. and he 70 wire Who remembers Il BaI
- 49, ~ I.st year llSS4l, / contracted oloo1
10 aaiN - bsing in Sayaunah Ga, az tha time, 1
POSCii ,fo he hosPi'al there Tor treatment lsaI
tsTd very muea from Ise1mA.l,% al ne , IS 'TS ;
Au'I - r, am OF the psu.l means. nave
va ,sSrD even bottles OF sEuts ePSe'ne and am
no no., AMI Frl. IL drove the poison out through
eos on tbs skin. ,ssS NNN IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

j Trims lsxve Pan Handle ststen, idot Of Iltv.
snth street, near public landing, - feisvt- Gen.
tra Standard Tnc-stjsh Ia 81 Iniprio soves
than Thasltns ,,Ios'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
what's GataTrhi

II isa diseaSe OF the,
N u Gus m Q mbrane
generally originating
IN the nasal passages 4
maintaining IT. stscns'
hold in the head. From
this point sends forth
poisonous virus alons
the membraneou8 lin
inRs and through the
digestive orgaus, cor.
rupting the blood an 4
producing other trou.
blesome and dangerou,
symptoms.
Crenm Balm In,
gained an enyiable rep
utation " b ereyel
known, displacing al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION.
rHOS. X. SHARP Give,

CHANGE OF TINE
Taking Eject Monday, August II, 1885.
fRLns come WET:
No 4 leayes CHARLESTON ...........-. .... 1890
80 e. leaves West Charleston 10 rs n
Arrive Point Pleasant. l:t5 p. n
Arrive GalIipolIs By Hack 2iV -
fRAins come RAT.
No. 1, leave Point PlsassDt. $50 p n
No |, leave West Chansst0p CONGRATULATIONS $40 p. m.
Arrive CHARLESTON yes p
Leave GaIlipols via Hack .....--.-..---.2 :J5 p.
EoTEs.
No. connects at Charleston with fast train easi
c. d o. Railway. This train leaves CnetnI att via
c. w. 4 B. X. e. at s.5 o. m, reaching Charleston
ri 9:45 p. n.
No. q connects at Pr Pleasant with C. 4 G, II. v
& T. road for Middleport and PoneToy.
Trains daily except sunday run on Entrs stsbd-
ard tine.
1icFets for sale at q. L Risgs' store In Charles
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

othsr preparations. A particle Is applied Into each
nostri, relieves pain at once, Is agreeable 70 use.
II CleaDses the head. Aliays ibhs m ms
ton. Heals the sorss. Restores the Rsnss
Of Taste, Smell, Bearing. Thorough
Treatment VIII cure. Not o Liquid, OF
SNUFF. Apply into n0stiIis.
Price so eta. at druggists; or By mail: BEND ioi CIR
culsT. ELY BEOTHEks,
! Tvs Druggist, Oveso, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
FINANCE ANE TRADE.

Money eas l-aPer Cent. Severn ments Dull
ut steady Flour Quiet and UachanG-
ed-Hhest Lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
- to'KRATrSe)
CLEVELAND 4 PITTsBURa h. II.
Condensed time table Of passenger trains correst
ed to AUGUST 20, lssS-Central Standard Tine.
m A N NAcI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

SER Yosx. November Money active
and firm at 2@3l per cent ; prime mer,
camille paper 4!@5! per cent; foreign
exchange quiet at 4S34@455.
n,,u H..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

b, q. & o. kaAlroAos
Leave Bsllaire at $40 p. ~. for Woodsdsld and
Summarized.
Leave BellAirs al s:15 l. m. for suDmeIasie and
GTTt1s Al BeIlatre, lolos c. m, and SIS Pm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
British Grain Trade.

LONDON, November 1.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its review Of the British grain
trade during the past week, says: The
rain fall has seriously retarded wheat SOW.
ing The condition Of most grain thus far
marketed has been Indifferent to bad, and
it has been difficult to effect sales. Sales
Of English wheat during the week, $685.
quarters at ais. i'd against $3.50 quar-.
tiers at S2s. Sd during the corresponding
week last year. Flour has been freely offered
and prices are weaker. Sound OATS are
firm. The foreign wheat market is &c
pressed and apparently in Q hopeless con
dition; prices are Cd lover. Foreign Aoul
is sssgnant Four cargoss we're cold, 6vt
we're Withdrawn and three remained
Trade for the week is neglected To de,
wheat was insnimste Last Monday
prices were diflcnlt to realize. Flonr wa
in poor request and Cd lower. Corn Wa
rather desrer. Beans we're one shilliDI
dearer, Peas were Sd chesper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

GINSENG.

TUESDAY, Uttooer 70.
Per pound, 81 TO@l so. accOrdiDgtosiae
s.zs cfrcots. Market dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
SrATE SECURITIEs-Very dull

Three, COUPONS 1857,
Fours and-a-han exIOadtd ........ ...........ll3}
FOurS coupons
Pacific SKIES Of 1875
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

New York.
New YoRK, November 2.-CorToS-Fu-
lures closed steady; November 8 28c; De
cember 8 36c; January 944e; February
9 Sc; March Q IS; May 9.slc; June 10 ole;
August 10 Zoe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

CEyCrSEAu, November 2 - hogs -
Qniet; common and light 81 1903 65;
packing and butchers s. 30@S IS. Re
ceipts I 800 head; shipments l,245 head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19
LANCASTER NTEIILGENCER WEDNESDAY.
BIRDS EYE VIEW or STATE POLITICS

The York county Republicans left their
judicial nomination vacant; and IL Judge
Wickes decides to run independently, he
will probably get the fun Republican
strength.
The Bradford county Democratic cOnvCn.
ton elected the following delegates to the
state convention Colonel V. T., PiOllet, W.
{. Pierce G.. w. Garfield and T.. Parks.
Colonel II. B. Mexican was elected member
of the state committee.
Thomas Harris was nominated for jury
commissioner by the Democratic convention
of bycoming. Resolutions were passed in
dorsing the policy of the national admins
tration and plodging tho conventions sup
port to every effort to purify tho civi service
The state administration was also indorsed
The Montgomery county Democrats unan-
imously adopted a resolution instrtIcting the
delegates to vote at tho state convention for a
resolution instructing our representatives and
senators to vote for tho repeal of tho civil SER
vico reform law, and also request President
Cleveland to fill all the offices with Demo
Gratis at once.
In the Franklin county Democratic con.
vention, w. ;. Stcnger, James Sweeney,
Aaron Smoke Daniel Bernhart and Henry
| Spanglor, were elected as delegates to the
| state convention, Sweeney being tho high.
| est man. :. Il. Iiawbecker was chosen q
member OF the state committee. George w
| Brindle was nominated Tor director of tho
| poor, aud Lewis llinklo for jury commits
| sioner. Resolutions were passed indOrsinl
the national and state administrations and
denouncing the course of the Franklin
county representatives for their lack of sup
port 10 the anti-discriminatOn bill last winte
| and also one denouncing the Vanderbilt sal,
| OF the South Pennsylvania road.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19

From the Charlotte tN.CD Observer
"You may look out" said locomotive
driver to reporter yesterday, "to get an
other local something like the one you had
few days ago about the boy being killed" on
being asked to explain the engineer stated that
yesterday he was startled to see a colored boy
run to the track in front of the approaching
train. On getting between the rails the boy
seemed TO melt down into the ground and the
engineer knew that the little imp had jumped
down into a cattle guard to let the train thun-
der over him. 4 curve was Just beyond the
cattle guard, and as the train rounded this the
engineer looked back from his cab window
and saw the boy crawling out of the hole I'M
harmed, but doubtless thoroughly charmed
by his experience. Instances of this Kind
used to be frequent about Charlotte, but the
engineer states that this is the first
he had known since 1870. His firebox
was dropping GOALS and "A little darky
had Just sunk into a cattle guard ahead of
him. Before he could stop the Goals from
falling he reached the cattle guard, and the
little negro was almost roasted alive under
the shower OF Goals that dropped on him.
"l'll tell you, repeated the engineer, "you
may look out for another big local for it's
| coming
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19
THE CIRCUS IN TOBN.
a Very Large Crowd Witnesses IA Very Ordi-
nary Street Parade.


John O'Brien's circus is exhibiting in Me
Grann's park this afternoon and the attend
ance is large. The show was in Marietta
yesterday and the people who saw it there
were much pleased with the ring perform
ance, which is really very good. a feature
is the troupe of trained dogs There is but
one ring in the show, but the performance is
much more satisfactory than many larger
ones, on that account The menagerie is
small, but people cannot expect tho earth
for % cents and they will find tho exhibition
well worth the money.
Although the show is highly praised we
cannot say much for the street parade which
took place between 10 and II o'clock this
morning and was witnessed by very large
crowd of people. The "six shows combined
in one for this season only" turned out three
elephants one camel and about one dozen
cages The horses had somewhat of a sell
dom-fed and tired look, and the vehicles
certainly have seen better days with better
shows The majority of the men look very
much like turnpike pedestrians and the old
and worn out costumes, which they wore
did not add much to the appearance. The two
bands which enliyened the parade at
either end was composed OF about hall
dozen musicians, and 1t was refreshing to see
two burly canvasmen hammering the
drums in one of them. A cage that at
bore this Inscription Positively no gamb-
ling allowed with this show" The country
men ali read this and called the attention of
their friends to it so that they all feel per-
iectly safe now. ..
The show gives their second exhibition
this evening when large crowd will no
doubt be present
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19
HiNE RIII RRIEEN.
Nick Bradley becomes suddenly Transformed
Into q EhenninennI short stop.

Base ball Yesterday - At Philadelphia
Athletic II. Nets To- at Brooklyn Brooklyn
5, Baltimore 3 at Louisville Louisville 9,
Cincinnati at Pittsburg ST. Louis Pitts
burg / at New York New York :, Phila-
delphia 3 at Detroit Buffalo 8, Detroit
at Boston: Boston !, Providence : at
Newark I, Bridgeport ] at Washington I;
Nationals 9, Norfolk q.
The Nationals hit Ilcnry, of Norfolk, very
hard yesterday.
Gus ,Alborts, of Reading, is playing at
short stop for the Crickets, of Bnghamton,
and Terry larkin is on third.
Yesterday the Athletic had twonty-three
hits off Lynch OF the Nets Larkin had four,
including two haso hit and two home
runs.
The game between Newark and Bridge
port was very fine yesterday TO tho ninth
inning, when the visitors lost through three
costly errors
The Ironsides and August Flowers base
ball clubs were booked TO play game of ball
tomorrow afternoon, on the Ironsides'
grounds, but owing TO the big shooting
match at McGrann's park, the game has
been postponed until Saturday afternoon.
In the game with the Crickets, of Bing.
hamton, Nick Bradley played short stop for
the Wilkesbarre club. The Record, of tha,
place, goes wild over him, and says Brad.
ley, at short stop, carried of the honors Of
| the day, however. We now believe that his
place ~ snort stop anu not lelt Helu. bls
difficult pick-ups and throwing to first was
| the best VIC have ever seen at Athletic
| park. His greatest feat was performed
| in the second inning. The Bnghamtons
| had one man on first base, when q
| high fly ball was sent out to left field, too
near the line for the fielder to ge
| within reach. Bradley made dash for 1t
| and turning around on a run, captured th,
| ball. The runner on first not thinking for
| moment that Bradley could como within
| reach of the ball, moved very near secon'
| base and before he could get back Bradle.
hcided the ball to Mcdonald in time to max
| double play. The spectators yelled til
| they were almost hoarse." That play vii
| keep Nick the job all summer, and ma
| manage to work n new suit also,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19

From the Sacramento RCCordcr-UniOn.
Nearly one hundred citizens Of Los An
geles have given their names TO n vJmnIt.ee
favOring the organizaii@n of cremation
association there ari the immediate cree.
ton of crematory. They are, we
learn, rep esentatiVc men. In this Los An
geles .estifies to an advanced sentiment pre-
vaiIng in her midst Sacramento, more than
Los Angeles, needs such sanitary reform.
Her situation is such that cremation should
be specially favored by her people and burial
discarded. Papers have been sent here from
San Francisco to secure subscriptions to the
capital stock of the first cremation society in
that city, but a crematOry is moro needed
here than there, and there should be enough
here who believe III the process to insure the
Inauguration of it in this valley, if Tor no
other than sanitary reasons.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19
RR ETS.


NEW Aug. lp.-t tour duh and unchanged.
Whcat-No2 Red, Winter, sept Ht.c oct ,
s;lgc; Nov, gsLsC
Corn-No = Mixed, Aug. 5}c Sept, 55'Gc
oct, 54"; Nov, 81.
Oats-No. Mixed, Aug, 3litc.
Rye nominal.
Barley nominal
Pork steadp mess fIlsIl ,"
Lard-SG So, Sept: 81 % oct.
MOlasscS quiet l7AC for 80 tc7i.
Turpcntnc quiet at 80 on spot.
Rosin dull, strained to good, 81 I!1!Ttl IN
Butter duh Western Imitation Creamery,
choice, l96l2OC.
Cheese quiet Western Flat prime, 4aGg4 &C.;
State, 5s49713c.
Eggs steady; State I50l515c; Western, l3L9lic
Rice steady; Carolina and Louisiana common
TO fair, 4546JjIIC.
Sugar fairly active refined cutIOar. 67zG7c ;
grHnuuted, q 3-lG COnteCtioncTs "H" 5lGdtaz.
facights easy: grain to Liverpool pence.
Iallow steady prime city, Be-.
Coffee duh fair cargOcs, SIC.
nominal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19

The necessary papers for the release of
Jim Henry, the long term convict, were
signed yesterday and sent to the county
prison. This morning Henry was released
from prison, after having received g and
suit of clothes, that being tho donation Of the
prison inspectors. Henry will remain few
days in the city, staying with acquaintance
he formed while at the county prison. On
Monday he will leave for Baltimore, to seek
his only child. He found for his relief at the
Bankers and Merchants telegraph Office
the amount OF s22.O at noon to-day. Contri-
buttons will be received until Saturdaynight
and the amount received will be given to
Henry after he has boarded the train for
Baltimore.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19

CHIoAGo-Cattle-Receip $500 head; ship
ments, 100 head market r6 SLOW; i045c lower
1850 Ms, 81 9O45 4O 9j0ll 200 Bs., u 3Odl5 90;
stockers and feeders g. 1908 30 cows, bulls and
mixed - UQgi 90 Texans, l542lC. lower, 81 70
@395 Western rangers lO1l5c lower; natives
and halfbreeds, u 2Oil5 90; cows, 50 4O9l; win
tered Texans, 50 1904 20.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head Shipments $500 ;
market strong and &C. higher; rough and mixed
light 81 lOGl 30; skips at s. OOaSVO.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head shipments, 800
81 OO@3 so; Lambs, 81 COa3 90
EAST LIBERTY Cattle dull receipts, COS
head shipments, . 26l.
Hogs firm; receipts, 1900 shipments, 500
Philadelphas, "a 7OBi 75 YorkeIsS4 5G6Qi 10
sheep-Mar ket bad and prices 25c. OF from last
week; receipts, 500 head; shipments, 200
head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19
Curious stone.

From the York Daily
A short distance from Kunkel's mill, near
the Conowingo creek, in the woods OF
Daniel S. Snellbecker, of Doyer township, Is
a stone about II inches long, high and
wide at the base, with IVA cut on In hgures.
The top of it has been broken OIL since the
date was cut on. BY the way 1t was dressed
it was perhaps put into some building by
one of the Revolutionary fathers TO marx
sent place can only be conjectured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19
Somewhat SeaIy.

From the Detroit Free Press,
The latest fish story hereabout is that a
partv of anglers from this city were fishing a
Jew days ago off Bois Blanc island, when one
of the number caught black bass whose
hide was bare of any scales and as smooth as
that of a catfish. The next day an angler Of
stating that a few days previous, while fish
ing near Bos Blanc he had caught black
bass and had just finished scaling it on the
beach in advance of otherwise cleaning 1t
when it Topped out of his hands ana INTO m me
river as though nothing had happehed to it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-19
New York stock Market,

NEW YORK, Aug l9.-Wall street. 1870 D. M
Money ut per cent. Exchange steady
Governments strong and higher Currency 6's,
Coup, sl2654 bid As, do, sll3 bid As, sl22Js
bid.
The stock market opened strong. and with
the exception of ID. L. X W. and Union Pacific,
which were weak on some large offerings, prices
advanced 4 to q per cent In the first half hour
but at the first call the VIII ole list declined "A to
y per cent Toward midday there was better
feeling and on some demand for the specula.
tiyes the whole market began to advance. At
the time OF writing prices are firm and - to |
per cent. above the lowest figures.