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, 1885-11-10
Personal

Judge Carey has gone Fast.
George Taylor has been On a trip to
Denver.
Fred st. Dennis has returned from a
trip to Montreal.
Hon VIM. Irvine returned from the
North last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Davis. of Powder
river, are in the city.
S. Staffell, of Fort Laramie. is in town
with his ireighting outfit.
Willis VanDevanter has gone with his
family on an Eastern trip.
Charles Herman, formerly of Cheyenne,
now a stock grower Of Idaho, was here
Yesterday.
G. r. Blanchard, vice president of the
Erie Railroad company, passed through
the city yesterday bound East.
Norman B. Dresser, editor of the hide
po'deat at Rock Springs, was here Sun
day, from Greeley, and went home that
night.
j. f. Hubbard, inspector of bridges
and buildings for the Union Pacific, was
here yesterday and went over to Laramie
last night.
Col. Fred T. Clark, the manager of the
Thornburgh house at Laramie, spent Sun
day in town. He was the guest of Can't.
Foster at the Pacific.
w. II. Bintz, representing Worth &
Dickie, tobacconists, of Chicago. was here
yesterday. He is asplendid business man
and widely known in Wyoming
DR.. II. j. Maynard has returned from
a visit to Southwestern Missouri. where
he has been attending his daughter who
was seriously i'll, but is now recovering.
The genial countenance of Harry Hall,
the popular travelling agent of the Bur
lington, was seen on these stress yester-
day. He is a guest at the Pacific hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hilbert left yes
terday on a health trip to Denver. After
a short stay in that city they will visit
friends in the East, returning Is Chey-
enne in about three weeks.
Herb George, of Denver, who is COM
mercial traveller for Harvey Il Parker.
cigar dealers, was here all day yesterday
and left last night for Laramie and Raw.
Inns. George is a peaceablc man, but i
anybody says hat his Cactus brand !,
not the greatest cigar that is built. he re.
solves himself at once into a terrible army
with bananas and throws the peels wherc
his enemies will slip up-or down-anc
hurt themselves.
II. V. S. Groesbeck. of Laramie, anC
Sheriff Jameson went East yesterday witt
n lot of prisoners from Albany county foi
Joliet. The convicts were H. L. Grail.
grand larceny, sentenced to three years.
William Grant and Harry Bower, con.
victed of robbing the station house at
Sherman, sentenced to two and a hal
years; NJ. J. Embury, attempted murder,
four years; Chas. and Thos. Smith, grand
larceny, three years.
, 1885-11-10

F1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1885-11-10

Cardigan jackets, all colors and price,
at Polack' s.
, 1885-11-10
Underwear in all eo!ors at PoIack /.


All travellers stopping for a time in
Cheyenne can find the best accommodn-
tons in the city at the Western Hotel on
Fifteenth street. The location is agreea-
bic and convenient, rooms pleasant and
newly furnished, meals the best a first
class cook can prepare from the finest
materials in the market, walters who un-
derstand their business. the best liquors
and cigars in the bar room arc among the
many attractions of this popular house.
HERMAN KIMSE, proprietor.
, 1885-11-10


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cato ory oloar ;n,on,;.n - ~.
nowe- oe ror,o,.ol ho,.onl ,Lo rmf.
scribod by Tho common l,,r9 Inamo;1ma,
anil Northumberland mon.;oaoJ y ~
cbor,or ava oon.adoJ - Ill. -
tbo common law doGn;ion - -.
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authority IN rcmovo "wbon ,ba IT.
ortho al, roo,;ro = h. TL1
mos If ,vords and oIansos IN s,ata,@ H..
tbe cboroc,ors 81 man nav l.. -
largely from tbo;r ossoo;a.as .
tbereforc tho lac, o,rso c,r ron,ora1a,..al
in the charter wouId bavo - -
mo,,ou 81 III a,La,..tI -
efficiency and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r..
thor ,bis c,rso H. M, - -
confer , norer IN ror,o,-o =, Ii
In ;,s Conn !, n,rnorts ..
emoval and i seems 70 mo that I'll,
tr;aes nor meter moroI, nnrlonsant aonll
in any nronor sonso bo so;1 - -
the renewal Of tho oeioor. ,ho, ,ha I,a
g,ago usod NAV uon h, oonstr,o1 =,
aptbor;zo srob romo,,ol oil. Il ~.
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, 1885-11-10

The Frontier Land x Cattle company
brought yesterday from their ranch on
Powder river 700 cows with calves. The
calves were left in pasture on the ranch
near Iron mountain and the cows were
brought to the company S ranch on South
Crow creek where they will be fed during
the winter for the spring market.
J.. q. Shirley shipped last week from
Huntington, Ore, one train of cattle
and four cars of horses. Mr.. Shirley
passed east to attend to the sale Of his
stock in Omaha.
The Union Cattle company have put
up on their ranches during last summer
1000 tons of hay which will be fed to tho
500 bulls which this company will have in
pasture through the winter.
, 1885-11-10

People have become accustomed to hear
Of new discoveries, They were hardly
prepared, however, to hear hat a medi-
cine had been discovered which had in ii
no morphia or opium and yet would cure
coughs. This remedy is Red Star Cough
Cough Cure, and it is endorsed by the
most eminent scientists.
, 1885-11-10

RehnehnbeI fh0I RiMeI' y
johnson handle the Mar
shan CO0i, the besf mined
iu COIOradO.
, 1885-11-10

Mowers and hayrakes at Arp 4
Conveys.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
TUESDAY. Jarnary 18Th, 1850,
I.t.E Monthly DTawiGH.
CAPITAL PI,EZE, $4,000.
LpproxImatIop prizes-

Approximation Prizes.
eApproximaL.on Prizes Of s7j0.....-........ Csc
differentiation Prize. OF 6O0.................. SO
9Approximation Prizes Of LIQ................ 2,25c
1867 Prizes amounting 500 500
Application for rates 10 clubs thoud X made only
10 the Office OF the Com Isny Ia New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving full
address POSTAL NOTES, EKpr'.5 Money Oriers,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Cur
rency by Express sl sumo Of q and upwards at our
e,nrnsel addressed n A. DAuPHS,
New Orleans La, or
NJ. A. DAUPHIE, 6o7 Seventh 81, Warrington.
DC.
Make P. o. Money Orden payable and address
EEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
Winter in NI1ui;ob.

.... r.s = .'..f
We who live in the cities do no, suffer
from the cold half as muci-as the farmers.
Wood Is scarce all over the country. and
the farmer is obliged to economic his fuel.
This is one Of his greatest hUrlSh!pS.
Alou. the line Of railway h. can get coal.
which is uow found in great abundance
IN the 81 k4tchrwGna. out when the
farmer has to depend on wood for
fuel he has . hard time OF It in winter. He
sometimes makes fuel out OF his manure
hear in the autumn, after the manner OF
the Meuuouites by mixing it with straw
and working /, into the consistency Of peat.
This aurr~ veil but in the eud j, will ne
found expansive. lie must let his fire 20
OUT every zig, and light it next morning
when jhr thermometer may be twenty,
thirty or tory tcrreeS below zero. His dog
generally sleeps at the foot of his bed.
Evaryllu. in he house freezes. l.
he happens to pa, his lips t, an iron
81. lance E..arr be- uEa., tie fire his lips
...... ,o /. and rLe stsu p.r's OH before h.
... ~ri-a,- 't.u. II his cellar /, NOT COOL
o.. w;.. eu1 ,v gr.a:a- T.. has Ill the Wy o.
.amh.as .vo..a. lie never wear, boots |.
n- u.i lbs .-rt w..I t.g"." lie PIT, on
three OF ln.r g3.r, n stockings "nl pair
Of uol.a..a. o. zee So. Il [, .is.. q Uei gus
boz. ~L0 .-,1aity .ila, mile, away he must
travel on $. ys.s.ses. I.a air IS 81 rarjied
that his cvu.lu- can 50 heard mile away.
As he beats down the Snow in walking tn
noise will make "a dog bark at the d'stan''
ola mile. The s-i,,.r,, /, depyess.a,. H.
never sees bird al, th-orch the winter and
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Nr, T. ; E5crlnc. of y! Market street,
h...El.u. t.,v. Pa. now living at kcokIk,
lows" haa u.yu sick for years. and finally
g.-.u into consumption. The physicians
@to attended her we're among the very best
il. Ire CIV. They did everything that the
post gifted among them were capable Of
doing and Eouorap!y told her that nothing
more could 5c done, that she could not live
over that night. About midnight death
began TO close the suffering Of the good wife
and dutilui mother, and as the friends and
family were gathered around the bed in tears
10 witness her passage to eternity, another
physician Suddenly entered and softly
whispered, Get PEEUNA, quickly; hurry.
It was brought, and though the
breathing had almost ceased her lips
were ljyid. finger nails blue, the pulse had
ceased at the wrist. oh sighed the
friends, ut is TOO late; do not trouble her
any longer. bnt she swallowed a little
rallied and eXpectoratcd great mouthtul;
she breathed easier she swallowed a little
more, and again she raised more phiegms
the breathing improved the bv-stander;
took courage and they pcrScvered with the
Pcruna until she was surely better The
pulse returned. the circulation was re-estab-
Used. the lips and nails became natural, az
ter which tcaspoonful OF the Peruna
every hour was administered and she con-
t;rucd 10 improve In few days she sat
~: in two weeks she was the hearticst eater
in the house. and in three months she was
perfectly well. Who's not convinced Of the
unequal worth Of Pcruna. For affidavit
and signatures Of the truthfulncss Of this
statement Of Mrs. Eacrlimc's case see the
lis Of Lie and How to Cure Them
gratis of any druggist
Mrs. II. b Hammond. Charion, Ohio.
writes. In regard to your Manalin, have
used it and find it to be one of the best |
will say the best liver medicine | ever
used. and have tried good many. When
commenced taking your medicine my
forehead. and clear down around my chin,
was covered with those brown liver spots.
After taking your medicine a short time
those all Disappeared We have taken, my
self and husband eight bottles, think.
Wcwi'i not be without it in the house
II. Mihollard. 20 and - FORBES street,
pi,,shurg. Pa, says: Quite a number Of
nv friends and myself have had great salts
faction from the use of your Peruna and
and Nanalin. Indeed we consider them a
rrard panacca for the various ills to which
flesh is ever heir.
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IN THE STATE.

I In Charleston yesterday Mrs. Annie
Mills, colored domestic in the house OF
DR.. HouSer, attempted TO commit suicide
by cutting her throat with razor. She
was disarmed and later, 1t il thought, took
laudanum. She has recovered, however
She was driven to desperation by the al
legged infdelity Of John Mills, her husband
Will Foster and John Walthali from be.
low Graham, were lodged in i4ii at Prince
ton Wednesday night, charged with shoot
ing at Miss Hatty Harry.
r. +. Combs, who has been confined in
the Princeton jail for some time on the
charge OF murder has made his escape
Shepherdstown will have steam fire en-
CINE.
a destitute family was found in Mason
City, Mason county, las, week, composed of
man and four children. They were
promptly made comfortable by the humane
citizens.
At Blacksburg, Va, day before yesterday
a car was badly smashed by switching ell
CINE. No one was hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
PEOPLE AID EVENTS.

Secretary Lincoln is spending the holidays
in New York.
Celebrating jackson birthday will not be
in order since Mr., t.eyeland's letter on civil
service reform.
The clock in Trinity church tower, New
York, Is the heaviest in america Il takes
two men over an hour TO wind rtup.
\ Minneapolis couple viii start on their
matrimonial journey with 1855. They were
married JUS, us the clock struck y New
Years eve.
They do say that Mrs Belya Lockwood
stood up on an amber plush covered chair
to see the President open the New Orleans
Exposition by telegraph.
n. Hendricks has consented 20 l.'..rl
the annual address before tie VA. It. ..,.n
and graduating classes ut The coolnvn.,
mcut exercises June -.
The newspaper business in Texas must
Ne good. The editor Of the Iuling Wasp
Oilers TO pay SjOO0O for the arrest OF the
person who stole his hand x
The paper once called ioolscap is now
Known a. Congressional cap. The name
sounds better bat 1t is the same thin, aud
used ly the same people.
Mr. William i. White. Of st. Jolu.bury,
w. has copy o. \ memoir Of Wa. Cow
per Bishop OF GALLOWAY Published in Lon
don sn l6-j. I, is in pertec; stat OF pre-
Sgrvation.
Mr. MyCuue, editor Of tie Buffalo C0Yr-
ieg claims to have discovered Grover Glove.
Z e. /
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Serious Sequel to a Practical Joks.
FroriH 7IcF J0lII nal.

fJgft'1 nee byt' ili.
On a recent Sunday young married
couple Of this city visited the home of the
Iadys parents in East Providence and re-
manned during the day. During their ab-
Sence few oftheir intimate friends planned
surprise for them The furniture was
displaced a uightdreSs was hung upon the
clock, and everything was done to make
scene OF disorder. The iokers eagerly
awaited the return Of the unsuspecting cou-
pie. The lady preceded her husband into
the house and Tic a match The hickcring
lame lit up the scene and displayed to Ter
startled gaze the diScorded condition Of
the room. Her eyes quickly fell upon
the white object near the clock; the
startled shrek she uttered brought her
husband bounding into the room.
In moment She was struggling
Historically, he vaiuty endcayoring to bring
her to her senses and aiiay her fears. Her
bearueudlug cIieS brought her practical
lOhers treu bling into the room, and they
gazed with blUnchcd faces upon the terrible
result Of their foolish act. 1t was evident
that something serious had happened, and
Dr. BIuDgrd was hastily summoned. lie
found upon examination thar the shock had
caused the rupture OF blood vessel in her
head the result being similar to conclusion
Of the brain. The lady since then has i'm
gered between lie and death, but she is now
deemed to be in fair way OF recovery. The
feelings OF tue perpetrators Of the Joke
can be better imagined than described SAT
ice il TO say tl.at the act to them has had
lis terrible lesson and should be a warning
TO all who seek to make fun by shocking the
san,iJiliirs Of othprs
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GOING EAST.

Al trains daily except sunday.
Train leaving Bridgeport at S 3S a. m. makes di.
rec, connection at yellow Creek for Cleveland and
Chicago. Train arriving ri Bridgeport at , Is p ~
makes direct connection 1t Wellsviile from Ileve'
land and Chicago. 4. A. FDND,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
VIM A. BALDWIN,
General Manager Pittsburgh. Pa
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LIVE STOCR.
Wheeling,


The market is very good. with receipts
of 10 head this week. This does not quite
meet the demand. Messrs. Hudson d
Bayhs furnished the following quotations:
Cattle, 81 5000 Is for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; 3@4ic per h..
Sheep, none sold.
Calves, s. 0O@lO 90.
Lambs 3@4c per lb.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 1.-The Drovers'
Journal reports: Hogs-R .ceipts, $4,000
head; shipments, 400 head. Market
strong and sc higher; rough packing
81 2O@4 40; light, 81 2O@4 As; packing
and shipping 81 1904 60; skips S. O0@
4 90.
Cor,le-Eeceipls, 5000 head; shipments,
100 head. Market steady; export
grades, So O0GG 80; good 10 choice ship
ping - 2O@6 20; common to fair 81 90
as 90; stockera, firm at g 2j33 30;
feeders, - 0O@4 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; shipmems,
500 head Market steady; inferior 10
fair - OO@2 70; medium to good, 81 %
a. 30; choice 81 81.
Now York.
NLw GoEE, January = Bceyes Re.
ceipts 2,2lO head, including 10 car loads
for expectation; quick sales and full clear
aDee; common to prime steers s. 1895 10
yer cwt., live weight; strictly fancy DO - 80
f.G so; dry COWS, old stays an ! rough oy,n
so'" 81 :" ,gr,i 10; shil ments Of 60
quarters Of beef ard 1863 c,ycasses mutton
Sheep--t'rc'.i"'s II,r head; good sock
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sympathy aud No Consure for Grant.

Og oac thing there can be no doubt
Tie present condition OF General Grants
Affairs is such as TO win him the pity and
sympathy O. hundreds of thousands OF PEG.
ple %ho will not stop to analyze the causes
Of his present miStortuucs. He is 5rokeu
m health depressed in spirits aud stlIy
H.-assed By the dark complications tha,
have resulted from this depIora5,e alscn,
IRE in Vail street speculation Whom a
man Of General Grant fame in position
Ike this Kind human nature does no, wait
or thu cross. examiners to finish their
work. I, asks no sharp questions rs it
comes forward with sympathy and relief.
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PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
asked.

SButter-Prime TO choice creamery 20f033e;
choice dairy 2j@2Tc; common to tar do 800
ace; good to prime country roll l8@22c;
common, mixed stock 5@6c.
Ess5waS-Qvoted at 3Oa32c T. h.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 2 999
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a roLysami.-, Ent Not entity.

\ few days ago an officer Of the Russian
army en- rytsajta named S,che5rovskv, was
tried 8, Odessa on charge Of polyEamy.
He had married three women in less than
three years. The second wife was called
as q witness, but refused to testify against
him, said there was not such another man
in the world. and declared that she loved
him still The prisoner found an eloquent
defender il Prince Mestchersky, who in a
brilliant speech invoked the example
Of Ivan the Terrible and other distinguished
historic characters 10 prove that a man may
rightly have several wives at the same time.
Bat this ula Ger stroke was IN appeal 20 the
letter OF the Russian law, which though it
declares ligamy penal oHeuse, is siler.. as
to rolygamy. aud the jury, taking the sane
view OF the question, returned vccdtc: Of
not guilty ,,,che5roysly therelpon quilted
the court amid the applause of the audi
encr. with the second Nine. Stchebr0ysky
hanging On his arm.
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Didn't Play for Money.

Prisoner, said Prosecutor Buxton, You
are charged with gambling
Gambling? What is gam5ling2'
Playing cards for money
But did not play cards for money;
played cards for chips
We'll you got money for the chips at
the end Of the game, didn't your
NO; didn't have any chips at the end
of the game"
The testimony being all IN, Buxton
moved and Judge Hutchlns agreed that the
case be Uolled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03

Ladies love delicate and delicious per
fumes In Parkers Hair Balsam they not
only satisfy this taste, but have an article
which arrests falling hair removes 3andrUf,
restores the original color aud imparts
beautiful gloss, soi,uess and life. Does not
sol the linen, S not dye, cleanly and
economical
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- TG:';.t.U>I,


rr C1T., i@uuarv ; .--Nat,onai T.ausi,
certificates opened at life highest 75ic
lowest 74sC, closed at 75c. Sales 2,0l9,O00
barrels; cIearancrs 100000 ,trrer.; r.us
lI224G barrels shipments, 5972l barrels;
charters 81, Odj barrels.
TtusvIuc.
TrTvsyuIE Pa, January 2.--U?au"i Al
life, HIGHEST 75fc; lowest 7iS audr.psel
al &c. Shipments 5j,T2I barrels; charters
s.gyJ barrels, luus lI2,2i6 barrels FOL.
owing IS this morning guage OF the prin-
ciral wells in Thorn Creek Connors 80
/, Y barrels; Ncl:mdc. - barrels; Green
lee. IL barrels: Bo,d. 80 barrels; Fisher
No. t, I barrels: No. :, St. barrels; total
production OF the field, 72II barrels.
Bradford.
BEAuruHp, January Crude Oil--Mar
art more active. National Transit and
,iGCwatcr runs December, ll2,2I6 barrels
shipments o5~'i barn els; charters - 90
barrels, runs january, III ,5&9 barrels; ship
mrus 81, ,aU barrels; charters none: Gear
auccs today I,-- 600 barrels National
Transit certificates opened at ~ C; closed
at 7jc; highest 7j5c; lowest 7i!c.
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Desperately Intoxicating beverage.

inns Messenger.
' Drink to me- dear, 90 q maiden aid,
~ tU Uyr beau she passed he cake
And ur-ei that he some wine ShOuld take.
'.@NgI l. lr asked, with >hSking heal,
"shall ny resolution break"
Il Ike ruby vine her checks grew rel,
And then Ia manner wOudrDus wise,
"Uh, no. the blushiEg maid replies.
i mean, Is SOME one else once said,
'tT'uk t. me only with thine eyes,
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Daily except sunday.
-"Ecayi!ie Accommodation leaves Wheeling -
'... p. n. and $50 IA, Bel!Clre at $40 a Ill
10 I:l0 l.. IN, Oaily GYseut Sunday.
Noun.us'4i.e Act0mm 01Ili0l leaves Wheeling
=: A. NJ. AID arrives at MOuudsvie Ct u 10 P. NJ,
taii' except Sunday.
A.HLt -iCn accommodation leaves at $40 P. NJ
through coaoh from waceIiug 20 CC'Eabus on No
:; I."Fing MhcCling Al g:ld a. NJ, arriving at Co
u'rhus ~ $40 p. y.
i. * O. sleeping cave or all through trains.
,r".c connection made Tor Gil rot2ts south AMI
VI. cot, North aUd t,yrt'.wCSi InlAjHg This DC
- aC r8uts for cO'Dn,-S aaG paTs4nr 'Goyi - the
Hcat west, and 10 whom particular GttenlJT 1,
.IstT.
..-.ats 10 al m!uaoa' points on sale IT depot.
=, PIN Recommendations clr he secured al Do
~, iakel o.lvc
TlIOS. 4. 3. HAASE,
Ucss: agent z. 4 o. Depot
JOHN EhiLlE
Ticket Agent, Undcr Mcclure Houa
JOHN 4 LANE, E:Iv. PaEsnAe Agent
". Il. CLEMENTS, VI. Of I.
Y. :. pENiIGS, General Agent, Wheeling.
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DRY GOODS.
Nav York.

Nrw York, laruary 2.-Tnorr ha, loon
no general aa:iv.lr api aren't, b1 for dr'as
goods prints ,.a.'ams, dam *, and other
scayuraatr sp-.in.i.s here has Bean u N"ry
fair business in oatloHs. Wo,lcu market
inactive
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GovERNMENTs-Steady.
Thrces coupons .......'lOlt4
Fours and-a-haII
Pacific Skies OF lS9o.......... .....'.''''I-'
RMLwAYs-Firm; west shore bonds
weaker at &7s@375c.
STATE SECURITIES-Quiet.
SrucEs-The share market to-day opened
strong and higher and in the first hour oil
business. prices rose per cent. Coal stocks
led the rise ! to p on reports that the COM
pauies had agreed to the new allotment plan
and accepted the percentage. Delaware and
Hudson sold up . TO 7Of Lackawanna
Il to sol, and the remainder Of the list to
per cent. Subsequently there was a de-
cline of | to per cent on reports from Chl-
cago that Michigan Central. Erie and Grand
Trunk had reduced east-bound passenger
rates. This was succeeded Dy tirmer tone.
In the afternoon the market was less active
and generally fraction lower. Late IN
the day the report of negotiations for set
Element Of the troubles between the West
Shore and New York Central companies
was revived. The receiver of the West
Shore road, while not DENYING the rumor,
stated that he thought rates had touched
bottom. A director Of the company
said he was not aware that
any positive action had heen taken
in the premises. The Board rumor was
that the West Shore managers would short
" issue orders restoring rates and the New
York Central would shortly afterward make
q similar restoration. At the close the mar
ket was strong. Compared with Wednes-
day the closing prices are ! to 81 per cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03

ONLY ) per cent. of the people in Ger
many get as much as 81 a day for their
work. Allowing FIVE persons to family,
this gives the head Of only one in four
wages 20 that amount