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Between aud I o'clock last evening
the Niagara engine company was called
out by a still alarm. A lamp swung from
The ceiling in Samuel Graves's CONNECTION.
ery store situated on the east side Of Chap.
line street, below Twenty-iourth, had
fallen to the floor and exploded. For
tunataly the blsze was extinguished be-
fore any damage had been done to person
or property, and the tiremen's services
were not needed. The lamp was swung
30 close to the ceiling that the ratter be-
came charred and not strong enough TO
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Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
aud Vicinity.

and Vicinity.
An accident occurred on the B. & o.
over the river yesterday morning above
Glencoe. An axle OF one Of the cars on
the early morning freight broke in two,
delaying oil trains for several hours.
The Piohibitionists OF Smithfeld, JET.
ierson county, Ohio, in the hopea OF gain
ing votes, gave free oyster supper Mon.
day night. They thought that II this
would not catch the boys they would have
to give 1t up. .
While digging q well near st. Adams,
this State, at a depth, OF titty.seyen feet, a
perfect iron horse shoe was found, but
modelled differently from the style now in
nss. The well is three-quarters OF mile
from the river, and the country around it
was forest until few years since.
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Examples Of venturcSomo onoS Commended
1t is often well to emulate the bright ex.
amples Of those who tempt fortune, and
by Drawing little win much. Here is an
instance shown in the result OF the lS4th
Grand Monthly Drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery, at New Orleans, on Tues
day, September Sth. 1t Is cheerful reading
to those fortunate winners who held tick
ets-No. 5O,494, drawing the First Capital
Prize OF S75, 900, sold at 81 each in fifths,
one to o. Smock, Leavenworth, Kansas /;
another to John Wiss, OF Wamego, Kan
sss the remainder elsewhere. No. 20, 800
also sold in fiiths at 81 each-ore to J. A.
CLERGY, 1898 Washington Ave-, New York
CITY; one to Geo. Jackson, Newton, Kan
sas, collected through Harvey Go. Bank,
OF Newton, Kansas; one to j. g. Sands
berry, OF Paris, TexaP, collected through
Paris Exchange Bank; one to Mrs. s. j..
Barnhart, Walla Walla, Wash. Ter, ETC.,
etc. No. SO,239 won the Third Prize OF
$4,000, also sold in tiiths-one held in
San Francisco, CAL, collected through
Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank Of SAD Fran
cisco; another to 9 patty in New Orleans,
La; the remainder elsewhere. Nos. 6i,-
059 and GAIL each drew one Of the two
Fourth Prizes Of $1,000, also sold in tifths
at 81 each--to J. Z Bernstrom, Green
port, N. Y, collected through Chatham
National Bank, Of New York City; another
TO First National Bank OF Los Angeles,
GAL; another 10 A. T. Kinsey, collected
through First National Bank OF Red
Cloud, Neb.; another 10 Peter Berry,
Globe Village St, South Bridge, Mass. !;
another collected by Anglo, California,
Bank, (Limited,) San Francisco, Cal. an.
other to party in Guatemala. Q. A., and
so on all over the hsbitable world, the flow
Of wealth scattered Joy and happiness, and
similar occurrence will take place on
Tuesday, Nov. 10, Of which all informa-
ton can be had on application to M. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Movement
Der these facts and seek TO emulate the ex-
ample Of these fortunate ones.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho f aturOs of tho Money and Stock
Markets.

| Markets.
NEW York Oct I3.-Soney easy at liSa2 percent
Prime mercantile paper Nab perccnt. foreign XIX
change active Ut 81 S3j+ai StN.
G0VERNHESl BONDS Were dull and strong.
/ STATE BOSDs-Du and steady.
RAILWAY boSDs-yery active. The sales were
srocEs-The stock market was much less active
and weak during the forenoon, but strong after
midday. The total sales were Ouly S3il60 shares.
After opening from hGh percent lower than yes.
tardRy'S closing, the market declined before mid.
day from u 10 over percent, be anne 'teAdy BIid
teen strong In the nfiernOon with Il decided g'in
In prices during the last hour which carried plies
| from Nan percent higher than the closing yester-
day. Pacific Mail was decidedly weak and eli Sed
witha loss OF " percent The o .ly really active
stock was 81. Paul. 1t sold down Il percent below
the opening, and closed with galu 0t7s peFeen .
cent caeh Minneapolis 4 81. Lous " percent and
| otheN for less fractions,
U. =. ., ISIst u.s: AZ, ll2SE; Y s new Is, I225S
Erie seconds, 735f: Lehtgh & Wllkesberr. ord,
lO2; Louisiana cOnsos, 81: Missouri O.. l0lh;st
Joseph, Il6<; 81. p. d s. 9. hr,ts lTlS; Tennessee
old Az 90 g., new h I IfSIS, i S.d1S Lad
lib14; do Land Grants, lot: do sinking fund, 100;
virginia q. ~; virGinia C0ns1ls extra matured
coupons, 81; do deferred l21s: Adams Express,
AZ: Central Pacific, 4oI Chesapeake & Ohio, "
do firsts preferred. 49, DO second, 81; q, G. &
l., 621S: Denver & Rio Gnnde, 1876 Erie, 1S1E;
Texa,. 969{; Lake Erie & Western, II; Lake Shore,
TX; LouSville & Nashville, 461S: Loulsvile, New
Albany & ChIcaao, 90; Memphis & Charleston. 81;
Michigan Central, 72H; Missouri Pa"inc, 10lh;
tral 42f; Northern Pacific, 2'1s; Chicago l. North
western, 1914; do prtferrei 49,; New York Cen.
tral, l09E; OHIO Central, ": Ohio d Mississippi,
li1IS: R,Adipg, l4OJ<: It Louis & San 1Franciico,
lgsz; do preferred S5; G., 4. & st Paul, Sss<. 10
preferred, hex: Texas racihc M: Union Paciac
52h: United States Express, 90; W, St l.. & p.
~; do preferred. l4sG; WellS.FaIgo Exprss, liz
Weglesn Union 76L
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THE ROUTINE RACKET.
The Business Disposed fla Both Branches
Lat EYnninR.

As usual, Clerk Bowers regular monthly
report showing the expenditures nads By
the various departments out Of the sP-
preparations made to each, uDder the ap-
preparation ordinance, and the balances
standing to the credit Of each department,
was the first matter taken up in the
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Hy,p. FACE AND BODY RAW.

Ifoumeuce1 to u5c your CutIcuR Remedies last
July nv held aud face and rome paris 81 my
holy were almoS! raw Ny head was covered Win
SrabS nd EO:es and my suffering was fearful
had tried every tbinG mad heard OF III me kAs'
and West M case was rOuyiter' d avery bad one
/ HAYS nov not particle Of Sgin bninor abou
ine. anT my c.J o q cOuii1U'el wonderful
~ iiEciruE Mich. mis-. S. E, WHfPPiR.
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INDICATIoNS,

WASHINGTON, Oct. N.-l A.M.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee local showers,
followed by fair weather, winds generally
from southwest to northwest, higher bar
ometer and nearly stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region light rains,
slightly cooler winds, shifting to southwest
and northwest, and higher barometer.
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BridHeport.

The result at the Bridgeport precinct Of
Pease township is as follows;
Governor-ForaEer, 6l2I Hoadly, 3a3
State Senator-Hogue, 5ll; Riley, 1884,
Representative-Hilles, 5l7: Poorman,
496; Irwin, $40; Laughlin, 1853. Treasurer
Robinson, 500; Ryan, 1856. Commits.
sioner-Lodge, 5O3; Meehan, $40. Sur.
veyor-Dawson, 52l; Nichols. 1856. In
Urinary Director-Israel, sos; Cooke, 81.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on weekly
payments. They are impOsters.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jeweler.

WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlenS, being com:
plete line of Suitings, PantaiOOnings and
0YerCOatings, which VIC shall get up In
iIrst.class style and III, and ut lowest
prices. Also, q full limo Of Furnishing
w. Q. HESS L SONS.
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Luxg's CARRIAGES are the Ansst In the
city. lle has the best teams and the most
cart ful drivers, and 1t costs no more than
the inferior ones from other stables.
Don't depend on having your order at any
other place, but order direct from the
stable office, 1880 Market street.
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CutIcura Remedies are the greatest nedcines on
earth, Had the won't case Of Salt Rheum 10 lhls
county. Ny mother had II tUcuiy years. ana ~
iact died from IT, believe Cullcu'N would have
coveFrd f0r three year, which pothilg relieved OF
clred until used the futlCrn ReSolVent intern
ally. and Cuticura aud CutieurA Soap, externally
S.EIRE. b. ". ADAMS.
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There will be services at st. Johns
Catholic church every evening this month.
The Belmont Building and Loan Com.
pany sold money this week at 40 cents
premium per share per week.
Several leaks OF the descending water
main on Thirty.seventh street have been
repaired and the loose earth is marked at
night by red lanterns.
The principal stir made on the streets
Yesterday was by the hacks and badges OF
Irwin, Democratic candidate for the Leg
islature, or rather for ''elector" for Mclean
for the Senate.
The new Fourth ward hose house has a
front room with wide doors for the reel,
and in the rear a large room for meetings
Of the company. At the side, with front
door and two windows, is q good sized
room made especially for election pur-
poses.
The young ladies OF the Gravel Hill
church have arranged to hold spelling
bee in Clark's Hall, Gravel Hill, Thurs.
day evening. All who might be afraid to
appear at q pronouncing match can 20 to
this and revive the interest Of few years
ago in the spelling bees.
The manufacturers met at the Goblet
works office Monday evening, on the call
OF the Mayor, to arrange for exhibiting
manufactures at the New Orleans
Exposition. It isdesired by the commits
sioner for Ohio that Bellaire send such an
exhibit OF glassware as will fifty represent
it as the Glass City.
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mnH 10 ahnr,.nE lra

The receipt Is simple, You have only
to take violent cold, and neglect 1t. Abef.
neLhy, the great English surgeon asked q
lady who told him abe only had cough
HWhRt would you haveS The plague"
beware Of "only cough" The worst cases
can, however, be cured by DR.. VIM
Halls Balsam for tho Lungs. In Whoop.
ing Cough and Group It Immediately
allays irritation, and is sure to prevent q
fatal termination Of the disesse, aoid BY
druggist, Tyni8w
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WHEN will the average citizen stop
spending his hard earnings on cigars and
tobsccoY Give 1t up2 Well, when he
tlnds he can do without tobacco and
cigars, but not without DR.. Bulls Cough
G1Enn
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NEw YoRK Oct I3.-Money easy at l1sa2 percent
Prime mercantile paper Dab peroont. foreign XIX,
change active at 81 S31+ai St1[. "'
GOVERNMENT BONDS Were dull and strong.
STATE BONDs-Du and steady.
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SALVATION On, the greatest pain.cure
on earth, is compounded Of purest drpsS,
Il 10 guaranteed 70 contain nothing Of a
poisonous character. Only g cents bot
Tia
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schneprs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
"a. NJ, co.; II NJ, So; 8 P. NJ Gs'; 7P. NJ,
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TnR AsroNIsnINa RESULT.

There was q general murmur ofsurprist
as this announcement was made. Accord
ing to it four men were elected when there
should only have been three. Mayor
Grub and President Sweeney studied the
sheet for a few minutes and then the
Mayor announced that Messers. Seeley
Rolf and Jepson were elected, and imme'
diately the joint session was dissolved
Then there was a mad rush. The lobby
streamed out into the corridor 10 talk the
matter over and the members gaLheIede x.
citedly about the Clerk q desk. A majority
OF the Democrats were disguised with the
manner in which the ringsters had carried
things. The Republicans were disguised
with the action OF certain members and
there was an almost universal feeling oil
dissatisfaction. Several Democrats were
outspoken in demanding that the joint
session be reconvened and tho mistake
recti6ed, but Mayor Grub did
not feel authorized to. do this,
and nothing was done. For an hour
afterwards members were busy try
ing to figure how four men could be
elected, but no one arrived at any salts
factory conclusion. The talk oyer this big
hlundeF made somewhere and the discus.
sion Is TO how the muddlB was TO be
cleared up was greater even than that
over the result in Ohio. The question is
an interesting one, and remains 10 he set
tied 10 the satisfaction OF the people.
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%; light weights g. 4lii 90: skin, s,ts.,..
Shcep-ReccipA GOO head market duh ~
2Sc lower; natives q OOp o.: weston b ny :
Texans 81 6olS 60; lambs per head 81 LOsSoN ~
! EAST LIBEErY, Pa. Get iS-Cau!e upcb,,.,
/ receipts 20 head: shipments 200 head. ne .t!
menA % Now York yesterday. Hogs sftIyI'a!.
firm; PhIlAdelphlRS 81 2Oat y: Yorker. n ys ~
grGuers s. 1bAt O0; receipts 300 head. Tialu'
Z 800 head shipments IN New Yo-k ;, Fleha
can, sheep dull 'nd shade OF; from Id ~, .
receipts S'Seo mead; shipments 500 head, WV
Petroleum.
OIL CRY, Pa, Oct, i8-opencd a, 81 ut. ,,.,..
81 ON; lowest IL US; closed ut 81 tCA ,s tgttS
0OO barrels; cloararrea l7OiOjl barrels " S.t
49, Sos barrels Transit shipments 20 OIy hs,r S.'eh
BRADFORD, PA, Oct. i8-Onpuod a, :,
closed at 81 coz; highest Sttits: loves, a Sy,t'
runs 69.4si barrels; total shipments end ~;
not posted; clear&nceS 6SLCO9 barrels. '-A'ta
PiTTsuunGn, PA, Oct, Petroleum dpi, H..
steady Nall maj ualMs certificate, oIEgsA y,
& S OK el'''i at 81 ''i highest 81 ol:i loves
TnusvILIE, Pa, Oct ls.-opened u. q o. b,,.,..
g. OlI4; lowest 81 Is sales closed al 81 10 .'S XII
Figures not posl'd. We va
plILAnELIHA, PA. Oct. lS.-ret,,,sp,,. ,,.,,
20 able test in barrels SIC ''''' u'''
EEw YoE. oS:. .8.-reLroleun lfm. rr,.,
closed at q OK. 'I~
-ta Dry Goods.
Nav Y,RE, OFT l3.-Thc exports IN, Tia.
we have heen 2,0S package making ilyI ny
l65sl2 packages for the eXritcd port nuiSnt1a.g
RglluSl rs 10 packages for III iame timg vi
A very severe nan torn haN-Epr vaIel,lTSr''''
out the day the market his been quiet iade;pspl
ard movement. '''-I'
Cotton.
NEW YORK. Oct. l3-co ton. future, c,o,., No..
at bl6-lQOc lower ih II ytsterda7. Oct1T, a ~!
November 9GjC; December 0 ~: Jspp,ry g!t,'
Febru4y" glci @n'ch 10 Osc; Apri IO.l8s. Jgr,
l0.3.c; JUL, 10 4Sc. 's''
Wool.
TmL,DLpInI Pa. OFT ig-wool dull c,,.
washed, cOmblnS snd GCi,iac 3JsGic; NOV MKT
eau and CO,0rl 0 toarsc lsa,0c.-
NEw YoRK. Got iS.-wool finn; domcsus ss,.
3iaSjc; Texas OA!9'. wv
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BLOOD
Diseases from Pimbles to ScrOfula
Cured by Cuticura.

Hundreds Of Letters In our possession copies Of
which nsy he had ny ntn'n Of mall, repeat tbs
story: have been Atefrhlc sufferer for yeAfs Tom
DilesIes u the slinaId Dlood; hsye heen 0nll9cd
10 shun public plGcts By reaon 0L my HAiGniil';:
hundreds OF dol Rik and gOt no ,iiet until usetl
he CUTIcuRk RKMEDIGS wi Ith have CURED me, anu
left my Gkiu and hood NJ pule ~ childs
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"THr Wages of sin"-inqutre of the
Chief OF Police.
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Are sold everywhere. Price: CUrlCURA, t0c; Re
solvent. ii 10: soar, 26c. PrCpRrtd by the P01rEh
DEu0 AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
Send for "lIow to Cure sk'n Diseases"
amino pimples. skin Blcm'shes and Baby HUI
llhll1N, mnrk cried bv CnLicnr4 soap.
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FOR comfort, get one of those Best
Knit Jackets ut G. HESS Il SONS.
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Examples Of vopturo'omO onOu Commended

GREAT BARGAINS at the bankrupt shoe
sale, A Twelfth street.
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One Of the very best Of all earthly pos
sessionsis self.possession. Another equally
as valuable is Red Star Cough Cure. 4
bottle Of that medicine will remove the
very worst cough or cold ever contracted,
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" you desire Robert Jtuke's carriFge5 d
funerals, don't depend ON leaving youi
orders with an undertaken or any one
else, but order direct from the office OIL
the stables, 1880 Market street.
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CHEW Keen & Jones' Patent .1.ink and
Florence Keen Tobacco.
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BELLAIR &.
ALarSe Vote polloa, with Good Republican
Gains.

A Large Vote Pollea, with Good Republican
Gains.
AT Bellaire the day passed of quietly
and in spite of the bad weather large
vote was polled. The result was com
Portable Republican plurality except fol
Mr.. Hilles Tor Representative, who was
beaten in Pultney township by Irwin
The vote in detail is an follows, the five
wards and township precinct being in
cluded in the totals given:
Governor-Foraker, l,l52; Hoadly,
1902; Leonard, 55.
State Senator -Hogue, !, l54; Riley l ,092.
Representatives-Hilles, loss; Poor.
man, l,l75; Irwin, l,lG9; Laughlin, 1919.
Treasurer Robinson, l,2l5; Ryan, ,020.
Commissioner-Israel, Las; Meehan,
Inarmary Director-Lodge, l,151;
Cooke, 100.
surveyor-Dswson, 1,1SO; Nichols, 1000.
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A vote was taken on Mr.. Comeriord's
motion and it was declared last. In TAX
ing this vote a wrangle occurred that at
one time appeared to be an interminable
one. 1t was occasioned by an amend.
ment offered to Mr.. Comerford's motion
while vote on it was being taken. The
amendment was not recognised and Mr..
Comerford's motion being defeated the
balloting began.
At the conclusion Of the call Of both
rolla, Mr.. Seely had 20 votes, Mr.. Jepson
81, Capt. Rolf, "a, Mr.. Lewis, Is, Dr.. Lo-
gan, "a, Mr.. Speidel, IA and Mr.. Simpson,
/. The last man had hardly voted be.
fore the changing began. Members were
on their feet all over the room, one, two and
three changes would be shouted out at
once. The clerks got ratified and 1t is liz.
tie wonder that the mistake that
has evidently been made should
have crept it. The changing lasted for
about ten minutes, after which the clerks
started TO foot up the results. They we're
interrupted by further changes. At last
Clerk Bowers announced "Forty votes
cast; necessary TO elect, 81; Capt. Rolf has
80, Mr.. Seeley SO, Mr.. Jepson %, DR..
Logan %, Mr.. Lewis I and Mr.. speidel 3.
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WHRS ordering I.uke'S narrisRea don't
tail TO order direct from the stable sotfIce..
His earfiages and teams are the finest In
the CITY, aud he has careful and attentive
drivers and his charges are az low q any
one else,
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Ac,e> CuTlCuRt ANTLrAlN PLASTER Is
S3tSA pew, original elegant aud iniAllible
.N.GS RntIdote 10 Pain and Inflammation,
SGl bau!Ehiug Rheumatic, Netia'gic, sciA'
t1SttHN tic sudden, Sharp aud Nervous Pains
GSNka as by lraSIG AtdruggI,is 25:.
ocl NEIW
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LADIES, learn the prices at the bankrupt
Shoe sale, A Twelfth street.
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Horsford,S Acid PhOsphats-RovATe o,
LIMITATIONS,

limitations and counterieits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "Hors.
iords" ig on the wrapper. None genuine
without IT,
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Doors, shoes and fubbers almost given
away at the bankrupt shoe sale, A Twelfth
street, -
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cHrw Keen d Jones Dandy Jim and
81 Tobacco.
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Martins Ferry.
At the Pease township precinct at Mar
tins Ferry, the vote was as follows:
GoVernor-Foraker, 81; Hoadly, l52.
State Senator-Hogue, 80; Riley, l53.
Representatives-Hilles, %; Poorman
81; Irwin, 1853; Laughlin, 1853. . n.
Treasurer-Robinson, 90; Ryan. l47.
Commissioner-Meehan, 1853; Nichols
157; Israel, 81.
Infrmary Director-Lodge, "a; Cooke
152.
surveyor-Dawson, 81; Nichols, l57.
FIRST WARD.
Governor-Foraker, 1911; Hoadly, IA
Leonard, 2S.
State Senator-Hogue, 1871; Riley, IA.
Representatives-Hilles, 1877; Poorman,
1876; Irwin, l7s: Laughlin, $50.
Treasurer-RObinson, 242; Ryan, ITO.
Commissioner-Israel, 2N Meehan, l43
Infrmary Director-Lodge, 1877 Cooke
147. =.
Saryeyor-Dawson, 203; Nichols, l48.
This ward shows the handsome Repub,
lican gain over 1888 OF SO.
SECOND WARD.
Governor-toraker, 2O3i hoadly, WI
Leonard, %.
Represenlative-Hilles, 2O6; Poorman,
100; Irwin, 107; Laughlin, 1903.
Treasurer-Robinson, 223; Ryan, 70.
Commisssioner-Israel, POI; Meehan, OF,
Infrmary Director-Lodge, 205; Cooke
10l.
surveyor-Dawson, 2o7; Nichols, 1852
-g" THIRD WARD.
For Governor-Foraker, 200; Hoadly,
So; Leonard, 10.
Lieutenant Governor-Kennedy, 222i
Warwick, 81.
Judge Of Supreme Court, full term
AIinshell, 22G; Martin, SO. Vacancy
Spear, 925; Anterior, so.
Treasurer-Brown, 226; Brady, SO.
Attorney General-kohler, 225; Law
renee, So.
Board Of Public Works-Jones, 298i
Weible, SO.
State Senator 30; Riley, SO.
Representatives-Hilles and Poorman
2l4; Irwin, 90; Laughlin. SO.
Treasurer-Robinson, 240; Ryan, 90.
Commissioner-Israel, 2i9; Meehan, So
Infirmary Director-Lodge, 223 Cooke, So
SnryeyoF-DaWson 226; Nichols, so,
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CHICAGO, IT,, ocL la-,rhc DTopTt Journal rO-
peru cattle Receipts . 90 head; shipments 100
Gh5 g?i nocken and ieedOn 81 7SaS GJ: cows.
nnih and mixed u 76aS %; through Texans q IA
~ western RANGERS, natives aud half bIeeds IS 40
Hog : Receipts 5000 head; EhipmOnis il Oo6 mead:
Marcy opened 10 higher aud elcaed weak; Rough
ana mixed y 49as 66i packing and chipping es G!G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-14

CoME aud see The prices at the bankrupt
hoe sale, A Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-14

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct. Ia..-retoleu,, ,.,,.
20 able test in barrels SIC '"4'
NEw YoSx. o2:. .0.-Pelroleum lm: ur,.,
closed at q OK. UNIV
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NCnnl

TuL,DLPIIII. Pa, OFT i5-wool dun. r.,..
washed, cOmblnS and GCi,iac 3Js%c, NOV Mkt
call and CO,0ra CoArsc lsa,0c. A''
Nxw YoRE. Got is.-wool finn; domc,u. ill.,.
3iaS6c; Texas gAg9' NV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-14

TnusvILLE, Pa, Oct lS,-opened AZ 81 O,. b,.....
g 0l4; lowest 81 COS; sRlscosed al 81 ..1 Si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-14

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. Petroleum J,r, 49,.
steady; NRtlInR transit Cer'ifcN'cs o, W.. Ol.
81 OIL closed at 81 Lo44; highest 81 or ;'T ISv,!