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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-08
GROCERIES.
Wheeling.

With the favorable changes in the
weather, business has improved materially
SrGARs-Firmer and will be higher
Cut loaf &c; Cubes &c; Fruit pow.
dered TIC; Powdered &c; Granulated
Standard &C Grapulated ordinary 6sc;
Standard Confectioner's A &c; grocer's A
SIC; Pearl white A SIC; Whitelextra C SIC;
Ohio valley c sic; golden c &c; New York
c 4}c.
CoFEEEs-Green coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio l4lc; Fancy Green lac; Peaberry
l33c; Choice l3c; Prime l24c Good lie
Fair lie; Roasting grades 84@9!c Old
Government Java pc. Roasted coffee in
packages-Arbuckle's ID l3!c; Csrdobs
ID. Isle; Dilworth ID. l3!c; Dilworth
Brunswick and b. l7!c; lowering L. L.
c ID. Isle; lowering Java 8 lbs soc;
Rising Sun l ID. l3c; Tiger l ID. l3c;
PartCla l ID. SIC. Bulk Roasted-Old
Government Java 26c; Peaberry l5c;
Choice Rio l3tc; Prime l23c Good l2c;
Fair ll}c; Ordinary IL.
RICK. - Carolina head, tic; Carolina
choice &c; Carolina prime SIC; Louisiana
SIC; Java pearl &c; Broken Bic.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 3S@35c;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 25@28c; Honey
Drips 25c; Sugar, House dark 2O@22c;
&c addi6onalin half barrels); New Crop
New Orleans Mollasses. Fancy 55@58c;
Choice 50@53c; Prime 4S@50c; Fair 459
4sc: Choice Bakers 33@37c.
PRovIsIoNs-Large S. c. Hams 93@l0ic;
Medium S. C. Hams l0lc; Small s. Hams
lie; California Hams &c; S. C. Breakfast
Bacon 91c; S. C. Shoulders &c; City Sides
Sc; Bacon Shoulders 6ic; Ham Beef l2c;
Ordinary Beef lie; Country Sides tic.
LARD-Tierce TIC; halt barrels Sc; tubs
72c; buckets ste; tin pals ID SEE; tin pals
5 ID SIC; tin pals 10 ID SIC; tin pals 20 ID
TIC; tin pals so ID 7ac.
CANNED GooDs.-Stsndard Sfb table peach
81 50; pie peaches 3fb 81 10; pie peaches
6fb 81 90; No. 3 tomatoes Csc; tomatoes
SD Boston market 81 25; tomatoes Sft
CSC; canned corn, Thompsons IN
cans 81 10; do Winslows 2ib 81 Is;
do End grade 2fb 85c; strawberries IN
81 20; blsckberrles 2fb 81 10; raspberries
2fb 81 10 Damson's 2fb Csc; lima beans
2fb GOO; cove oysters lib hight Csc; dc
lfb full weight 81 05@l 10 string beans
2fb S0@9Oc; suecotash 2fb 90c@l 25i
Marrow fat peas 2fb 81 1902 10; goose
berries 2ib 9Oc@Sl 90. W
FRU1Ts-Valencis raisins, SIC; layer
Ondars raisins, lie; layer ordinary raisins
81 20; layer California rsisins, 81 so; Lon.
don layer raisins, s. Is; French prunss, Cos
SIC; French prunes, sos sic; French prunes
70s, l04c; French pruues, Cos, HE; French
prunes, sos, l3c; Turkey prunes, SC; Eng
fish eurrants, cask, Sc; fancy evsporsted
apples, SIC; good evaposated apples, Sc;
fancy eysporsted peaches, lee; good evspo
rated peaches, l6c; good Is, common
peaches, &c. .-- ST ..s
On--Lard, extra western strained &c.,
carbon, Ito, Sc; carbon, l50, SC; white
miners best winter SOC; white miners No.
2, 45c. -7F
CONDITION or MARKErs.-Sugars, active
at quotations; coffee, barely weak; rice
firm; lard, weak; provisions, unchanged
fruits, nominal; departments there has
been very little doing and the market SC
far as agents are concerned is very quie'
and dull.
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LIVE sTOUK.

Wheeling.
The market ia very good, this week.
Messrs. Hudson q Bayha furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, s. OO@5 rs for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; 494! per ID.
Sheep, 3A@42c.
Calves, 81 00@6 90 per head.
Freeh cows, $200t9OO 90.
Chicago.
CHICAGO May THE Drovers Jour
nal reports: Csttle-Receipts 1000 head;
shipments 5000 head; market weak but &C
tive at lOc decline; shipping 81 $500 80;
butchers 81 5O@4 so; stockers 50 9O@
4 60; feeders 81 6O@5 90; Texans% OOS
5 90.
Hops-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
5000 head; market slow and weak and lOc
lower; rough and mixed 81 0O@4 70;
packing and shipping 81 1904 As; light
"a 2O64 40; skips 50 1904 10.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
$4,000 head; market strong; common to
fair So OO@4 90; medium to good 81 2O@
) co.
New York.
New YORK, May 7.-Beeves-Rcceipts,
3 car loads; nothing doing in beet cattle;
dressed beef frmer at 8@92c per pound
for sides; exports $50 quarters beet, and
200 carcasses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 1890 head; market
opened dull, but rallied and closed firm at
S. OO@6 Is per 100 lbs. for unshorn sheep
81 OO@5 90 for clipped, and S. OO@7 70
for unshorn yearlings
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; market ex-
tremely dull and nearly nominal for live
hogs in yard; corn fed western might sell at
81 6O@4 70 per 100 lbs.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, May Notwithstanding
doing in local cattle market to-day, all con.
sipnments being for through points; re,
ceipts 1926 head; shipments 1872 head.
No shipments to New York yesterday.
Hogs-In fair demand and steady; Phil
adelphiss 81 60@5 10; Workers 81 400
/ so; receipts 600 head; shipments 400
head. Shipments to New York yesterday
one car load.
Sheep-Market slow and shade off from
Yesterdays prices; receipts 3,4OO head;
hipmepts 600 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., May 7.-Hogs-Steadyi
common and light, So 1904 40; packing
and butchers, 81 OO@4 60. Receipts
1853 head; shipments 100 head.
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DRY GOODS,
New York,

NEW YORK, May DRY Goods-Printed
fabrics OF special character have been in
fair request for choice styles and novelties
ard doing very well. In this line the E lge-
stone finish prints are having wide distri-
button, and from the most distant markets
orders for assortments are Of daily fire.
ouency. Cotton goods slow; clothing wool
ems in steady but moderate demand. The
general market, however, has been inactive.
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VIII, She Dian,t sIarry Him.

yes, live pleasantly enough WITH ny
husband" she sa;d. @bu. / believe | shouid
have married Augustus il all the giris
hadn't made fun OF hin. and said he'd be
bs,d as pumpkin IN year or two.
Young men take warning. and use Parkers
Hsir Balkan. Ileansss tue soslp rsztoges
colos. rsuests dandrs6.
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rheumatism Twenty Years.

have Teen suffering from rheumatism for twenty
= a, lime, with almost iutOlorable pain. had
1 tss, medical treatment, and took all sorts Of
49,. lint aithout relief. Being reduced almost
ErI-ror. and not being able 70 walk even with
.Is. vas induced 70 try swtits SPECIFIC, and
l.,s4raE 20 a charm, and am to day entirely re-
- Vsyp thrown away my clutches and an in
4 lent health believe 5Etft's Specific viii cure
worst cases Of rheumatism
M ErRa MERsuOS, Hlacoa, Ga, Aug. 4, "a
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NAILS-Sa a6 GARD.

wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, fence
and brads - l0d to God, 81 25; Sd
and Sd. 81 so; cd and I'd,
81 IS; Id and Sd, s. 09; Sd, 50 IS; I'd,
IS 90. Barrel inch, Sc rs; ! inch,
S. rs, l inch, a Is; II inch, 81 90;
It inch, So Is; II inch, 50 %; II inch
S. 90. Lining-i inch, S. Is; 1 inch,
So %. Tobacco Hhd-l0d 81 Is; Sd
So 90; Cd and I'd, So IS. Clnch-All
sizes, 81 90. Slating-5d, 1925; i'd, 1925;
Sd, 81 90; I'd, s. Is. Finishing-l inch,
81 rs; 1t inch, Sc 25; lsinch, 81 so; u to
IL inch, 81 rs; 2 inch, 81 90; q inch, 81 Is:
3 inch and over, So so. Casing and Box,
lng-lOd to GOD, s. 100; Sd, s. %; cd, So so;
Id, So 70; Sd, 81 Is. Fine Blued-4i
81 90; Sd, S. 25; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes -
All sizes, g so. Boat Spikes-All sizes
s. 90. Each half keg l0c extra.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE FINE RESIDENCE NOW OCoUPIE
Il by DR.. Hardesty, corner Twelfth and Eof
street.
Also, the dwelling adjoining and numbered liss
Eof street.
Also, the tenement houses at No. go Market ST.
JAMkS l. HAwLEY,
mr25 M II2l) Main ST.
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vsnced 3@le, reacted fc and closed steady;
No. 2 red May 9St(s 99c; June 99s@s9sc;
July 81 Oly@l 0ls; August 81 O21@
/ 02s. Corn-Msrket ic higher, but
quiet; No. 4 loixed 544@55c; No. 3
mixed 55I@56c; steamer No. 2 high,
mixed SIC; low mixed sec; No: 2 mixed
May 553@55ic; June 56i@563c; July
55i@56ic; August 56@57c. Oats-Firm;
rejected white 4O3@4lc; No. white AZ &c;
No. 2 white 45c; futures &c higher, but
business was checked by light offerings
Butter-Steady for high grades, but weak
for low grades. Eggs-Quiet; extras ID!
@l33c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., May 7.-Wheat-Dull and
steady; No. red cash or May, S3c; June
CSC; July 94ic; August s5lc asked; No
2 soft 81 OF. Corn-Quiet and easy; No
2 cash or May SIC; June sic asked; July
size. Osts-Notbing doing; no quota
tons.
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-. HOFEs b. s ~,
rvln newly plastered and repAiat-

ma
George HshleT of Bsllaire, vas in iowa
yesterday. -,
Mrs &. l. Feeley Of g. Clsirsyills, &C.
compsuied BY her mother and daughter.
were in tom yesterday visiting friends
Smith Hurst and wife, Of Flushing, we're
in tova Yesterday.
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Tannery Property
SITUATED on WATER ST.,
HARRISBURG, w. VA.
TERMS:

one-iourth cash, the residue TO he paid 10 six
twelve and 81 hteen mouths With approved personal
security and lien retained on aid property for de-
ferred paymentA- The property viii be offered at
the sale in whole or in parts.
FCrfurther Particulars, caIi on or address
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 Per Cont.-9ovsrnments Dull
and Unchanged-Stoeks Lower-Flour
Dull and Unchanged-wheSt Higher.
NV YoRE, May Mooney easy at l
per cent; prime mercantile paper 495
Der cent. Foreign exchange, no business
doing.
GOVERNMENTS Dull and unchanged in
quotations, except an advance Of fc in chr
reney g. Of 1895.
Threes coupons y
FOurs and-S-hAn
Fours coupons. -,
Stare SEcJRITIEs-Neglected at the Ex-
change; quotations for some of Alabama,
Georgia and North Carolina issues are q
fraction higher.
SroCxs--The market was firm At the
opening and the FIRST prices were gsnerally,a
smaR fraction higher than the closing yes
terday, but Vanderbilts were an exception,
and q break in New York Central and Lake
Shoreimmediately after the opening, extend
ed in early dealing to thsrest of the list. Gould
stocks wore well supported, but Changers and
Yanderbilts made important declines. The
total decline in New York Central from the
closing price yesterday was q per cent,
while Lake Shore fell % The rest Of the
| list Welded an average of I per cent with
q fair amount of business. The market con-
tinued weak til after O'Clock, when the
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II ps,'JJ>s ~ ~
--ds Weather clear.

Il DU'Jps 81 -
.-ds. Weather clear.
LassATI, O.. May s.--Rivsr u fest
:P.5ebes and falling. Wsather cleudy 81
COLDER
LOUISVILLE, KY.. NsJ s.-BvM falEa9
with ! feet S inches in canal ssd s ~ Z
inches on falls. Weash4 clsax and eolA
TIE aries Of psotfAessd nesd.a = -
Fulton n. z, Church sssu 70 Be increasing
IN interest every day. A Afse e.ns~ q
conventions have bssa nsds. rhds No.
ipes Win Be- confused Atl nsxt Sesk, aad =
u desired that some 4 our city niaiaaO 9
out and aauist n IL work
TIE traa1 fAscy dsss cazsivsi 80
Cbsplips sssssl - night ~ - ueqsah'
Eed succesA An fnnsnss erosd q -,
tssoss ssd par,icpsss rers psessns ane
Tore oi Tie mos: bssstilal costsnA ssen
81 season were esssrysd - - h2ee'
R.erybody hsd ensd tius go ~ OK
thssks 10 De ssan aaaagseA
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AN tTains daIll sIespt bandsJ. :.
T,sin lssy.ns Bddssport st - .. q. nsks az
,.rt sennection st yellow Ossst fss 1syslsnd and
TTiss.a' Trsin arriving 81 Bhdgepoft Of 9.u p ..
1afS direct connscttop st Wdsnis hen Isfe
and and Cbingo. lvnD,
WN. 4 BALDWIN,
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IN he Moas Mspsoi tn ststs, l. the lasest sns
cost aosurnte Mp sTT Issued q Wea Tirgtnla' ~
Eearsl n ~ psTtisulnn b The bsst hsp d my
This Md, bound In nnliin, y sald st the lov pria
n, o. n fumiahsd With the WHEY kHsntm
ne 1esr iurf :, q ths sUxpAY R1anxn ons ys1
mad 0@s
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U,HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County, city OF Wheeling, TO Wit: In the Au-
rieipal Court OF Wheeling. Rules 1857
Bttsey savery, plaintiff,
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1875 p, m. train through 10. Cincinnati without
change, With sleeper through 10 CincinnaTs.
zanesville Accommodation lesvs wheeling at
!:ss a. n. and SEQ p m, Belaire at sac m.
Moundivills Accounodatton lave Whssline al
II IS A H. and arrives n Moundsvtlls u i3:ls p ~
daily except sunday.
MAnniI gton Accommodation leaves At S:io ,. 4.
Through coach hon wheeling 10 Cincinnati daily
or ro.s, leaving Wheeling al saH A., arriving st
r. q. sleepina oAn on ell through trans
Clos connection made for all points south and
Southwest, Nsrth and Northwest making this de-
srable route for cosniss and peSons moving 10 the
great rest, and 70 whom particular attention Is
given.
Sleeping car accommodations oan b SECURED a De.
pot Ticket Once.
Ticket Agent B. 4 d. Dcpot.
JOHN BAIlIE,
Ticket Agent, under Mciure House
SOBN r. LANE Tny. Passenger Agent.
c. X. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
r T. DEVRlkS, General Agent, wheeling
WHEELING AND PITTsBURGH DIvIAoB.
On and after May Sd, issS, passenger trains Sil
run ~ follows, wheeling time:
pzrAETuRn
For rtuboryh-5 IS = n, daily; 7:Io O. On, $50
D. m, daily except sunday.
= For W ington-5:?5 4 n, daily; 7;Ioa a.,sfo
p, NJ. and sos p. m, daily s1cept Sunday.
From P1ttsburvh-N :OS q NJ, Cos p -, daily
except Sunday; fo:i5 p n, daily.
From Wahington-1:o IS .. n, II :oo q u, eos
p m. daily except sundayi io:ls 2. m, daily.
C. X. LORD, 6enerAl PsnangR Agent
H. DUNHAM, General Managrg.
IT. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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PhnAdelphtA

PH1tADnRHtA, May Flour - Quiet
but steady. Wheat-0pened stong and ad.
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After the los OF One-tourth OF her udder, ant
her milk reduced % an ayersge Oi 80 pounds day,
she made IN seven days II pounds ounces butter,
showing couClusyely that she vas capable OF making
over % pounds u week before the injury % her
UltCr
"When 81 months in milk.
+ When 10 months and days in milk, showing
, 1885-01-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. i. w. French, Of Rawlins, is in
the city,
N. K. Boswell went to Laramie City
last evening.
Mr.. Jno. A. Baxter came in from his
ranch yesterday.
Mr.. George Morgan came in from his
ranch yesterday.
Mr.. Russell Thorp returnedt to Rawhide
Buttes yesterday.
Mrs. @. f. Gibson came over from Lar
annie City yesterday.
Judge Samuel A. Parks returned to
Rawlins last evening.
Gen. J. ". Meldrum went over to
Laramie City last evening.
At the Railroad hotel: E s Young, A
L Newhall, Lynn, Mass. Geo F Sale,
Denver.
Mr.. s. Kellner left last evening for
Laramie City. where he expects to stay a
few days.
At the Inter Ocean: Thos L De Lime,
San Francisco; Ed Mitchell, St. Louis,
Jas Elliott, Chicago; William Harding,
Ranch.
Rev. r. E. Field arrived from Lead
vile last evening and to-day will begin his
duties as pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church.
At Dyer's hotel: J NJ Terrell. Buffalo;
A BariaDt, Box Elder; Edwin A Francis,
Hillsdale; Frank McFee. Fort Robinson;
james r Brodie. George Mason, Crow
creek.
At the Metropolitan hotel: J N Nc
Dermot, Denver; M 7 Moran. Little
Rock; James Callahan. New York;
Thomas Cassidy and wife. Pine Bluffs;
M D Quad, e B Aspinwall. Denver.
, 1885-01-25

a. NJ. E. CHuRcH.-Rev. W. A. Moore, pas
tor Evening service at 7 30.
RAILROAD CHAPEL-south Side. Sunday
School at . p. m. DR.. W. A. wyman, superin-
tendent. A cordial welcome to all.
METHODIST Ef1scoPAL-Corner Eighteenth
and Ransom streets. Rev. G. N. EldridRe, pas
tor. Services at IL o'clock a. m. and 7 O'Clock
p. m Sunday School At the close OF morning
service. D. r.. Cowhick, Superintendent
Judge j. W. Lacey, Assistant. Glass meeting
at the close Of the morning services. A cordial
welcome to all these services.
FIRST PREsBYrERrAN CHuRoH.-Comer Of
Ferguson and Eighteenth streets. Preaching
at II a. m. and 7 p. m. by Rev. r. K. Field.
morning subject what Is faith?" Evening
subject. "Conseience." Sunday school at
IL 30 p m. r. N. Heath. superintendent.
Prayer services on Wednesday evening at 7 80
O'Clock. The people are cordially invited and
welcomed. Seats tree.
ST. Marks EPISCOPAL cHuRcH.-North-
west corner Of Ferguson and Eighteenth streets.
Rev. George @. Rafter, pastor. Early Cele-
bration Of the Holy Communion at O'Clock.
Mathis and sermon at II. Evensong and ser
NOR at 7. Anthems, in this calm. impressive
hour" Batiste and yesper hymn. Sunday
School and Mrs. Bonham's Bible class. at ~ 80,
A cordial Invitation extended to all. Seats free.
FIRST BArrIsr-southeast corner Of Fer
guson and Eighteenth streets. Rev. J. s.
Num-, pastor. Services at II a. IN. and 7. p. M.
by the pastor. Sunday School ut II 10 p. n. 4;
Deacon 1. G. whipple, superintendent. The
subject OF the lesson is paul going to
Jerusalem" Acts 2f. ia. Children not
attending Sabbath school sewhe in the
city will be cordially welcomed among
US. Strangers and Others not associated with
other congregations in the city are cordially in
vited to our services and will be welcomed In
our midst.
FIRST CoNoRKoArIoNAL.-Come Hill and
Nineteenth streets. Rev. @. NJ. Sanders. PASTOR
Services to-day as follows Public worship at II
o'clock a. M Sermon by pastor Cornelius. p
Sunday school at 70 is. Deacon J. 5. Taylor
superintendent Walter G. Brown. assistant
superintendent. Lesson, Acts 2l, i-ls. paul go
ing to Jerusalem" Young Peoples meeting at
C p. m. Topic John IA. l-1c. Miss Ada e. Doug
lass. leader. Evening worship at I o'clock-the
pastor will preach a sermon, taking for his
topic "Wm Not" A cordial welcome to
all. Special meetings are to be continued This
week.
, 1885-01-25

The following sales of real estate were
filed for record at the Office of the county
clerk during the week:
W. H. Coleman to G. N. Potter; lot s
in block 1898; consideration, 81.
@. N. Potter to Hattie L. Coleman; as
above.
Thos. Conroy to Julius Willnitz; lot s
in block 223; consideration, 1925.
The United States to Chas. r. Kymes;
patent to 40 acres in section 4, township
&c, range &C.
Charles r. Kymes and wife to Tesche-
macher & DeBillier; as above; considera-
ton, =
John II. Gordon to Te~schemacher &
DeBillier; lands in township %, range
81; consideration, 81.
William Myers to Maier Marks; undi-
vided half interest to part Of lots | and .
in block 1922; considerations : $500.
A. G. McGregor TO John Mcbride; lot
7 in block 584; consideration, 500.
, 1885-01-25
A cARNivoRoUs HORSE.
A Pet which sheriff Craig Secured at
q Bargain.

Afew days agoSherif Craig went out to
Horse creek for the purpose of buying a
team Of bronchos. Friday night he re-
turned with as fine a pair Of horses Of the
cayuse style Of architecture, as one could
find in a days travel.
When he drove to his stable near the
county Jail the hostler came out to I'M
hitch the horses. That worthy man
reached for a trace, there was a thud, of
the dull sickening variety and a man was
picked up some twenty feet from the
spot. It was the hostler. who somehow
escaped serious injury. After a strug-
gle the nigh horse was finally mastered
and safely housed in the stable.
Yesterday morning the hostler went
out to give the brutes their morning meal,
and incidentally some oats and hay. The
nigh cayuse didn't seem to banker for the
hay and he actually spurned the oats, but
he evinced a passionate fondness for the
hostler.
Between the stalls occupied by the
horses is a partition about eight feet high.
While the hostler was feeding the other
horse the nigh brute climbed up on the
top of this partition and grabbed the man
by his left shoulder. Then the horse
scrambled down, with the evident inten-
ton OF dragging the man over the parti-
ton. The struggle was one for life and
the man hung on to a rafter as
never he chung Il anything before. For
tunately the horse had a mouthful Of
coat and vest and could not bring the
pressure Of his teeth upon the mans
flesh. In a few moments the horse let
20, doubtless with the intention Of getting
a better hold and the man escaped by
lodging under the other horse.
Subsequently efforts were made to APP
proach the vicious horse but he used his
four feet with such demonstrative rapidity
and such marvellous accuracy hat the at
tempt was abandoned. The brute evinces
so remarkable a faculty Of fighting on the
offensive with its teeth hat Sheriff Craig
is disposed to feed it on raw meat.
A gearing Of pulleys and ropes will be
rugged over the stall tomorrow. and the
horse will be made 70 appreciate the
power of mind over matter, but in the
meantime the animal is master of the sit
uation.
, 1885-01-25
SKATING GESTURES.
How Sweet FeminInltv ON Rollers Can
Adorn Itself.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Two Just completed skating costumes
are particularly noticeable. One is of
rich bronze Arcadia velveteen, trimmed
with gray or mixed astrachan. The
short skirt is made with a yoke, the
lower portion being arranged in double
boxpleates and edged with a four inch
wide band Of astrachan. The short
folded drapery is without trimming.
The upper garments consists Of n jacket
paletot, open and cut away in front to
disclose waist coat of astrachan; il is
edged with a band of astrachan on the
basque or Jacket skirt, which is finished
with collar and cuffs of astrachan. the
small muf of velveteen being trimmed
en- suite. The hat accompanying this
costume is Of bronze velvet, trimmed
with folds and bow of bright plaided
surah.
The other skating eostum consists of
Gilbert cloth skirt tucked above a quarter
of a yard deep band of beaver fur. while
the long, shapely jacket is bordered with
a narrow band Of the same kind of fur,
with collar and cuffs to match; the jacket
is further ornamented in front with
passementerie loops and fancy bottoms; cap
of beaver fur without trimming. A third
skating suit is still more. fanciful. It is
made Of one the new worm rough sur
faced materials. and deliberately trimmed
with Kursheedt's Vandyke tinsel braid,
in blue and silver, the goods forming the
dress being a rich blue. The skirt is fin
ished with boxpleats, each pleat orna-
mented with the braid arranged in fanci-
full designs A kind of deep overskirt
hangs in flutes in the back and is crossed
in the front, the edges all bordered with
four rows Of the silver Vandyke braid.
The conceits in braid on front Of jacket
are after those on skirt, but the edge of
Jackets finished with the braid put on in
rows.
, 1885-01-25

Mr.. Ashley Bancroft arrived from San
Francisco yesterday and will be in the city
some time collecting data for the history
of the west. The Bancroft histories Of
the Rocky Mountain region will include
the hitherto unpublished history Of the
country together with an accurate ac-
count of the later history since the coun-
try has been open to settlement. The
Indian history Of the region from 1850 to
1850 will doubtless be Of, great interest.
The compilation of the full history Of the
country along the Rocky Mountains, from
New Mexico to the British Possessions
must prove Of great value to the people
ofthis region and also to the students Of
American history.
, 1885-01-25
woMEN CANNoT Go UPSTAIRS

Clara Belle in Cincinnati Enquirer.
But there are things which are danger
GUS Tor the girl to do at home in the pre-
sence of her admire. Going upstairs is
one of them.
II EASY enough to descend with snr;gbt-
H.. + Az. a.. - La;a@ :.
s,"oe' Dus ICY A"y n'"k Deins III
skirts to ascend without awkwardness
, 1885-01-25

Yesterday morning Sheriff Craig re
ceived a telegram from Rawlins asking
him to arrest a man named Cooper, and
shortly afterwards another dispatch con-
veyed the information that the arrest was
asked for because Cooper had absconded
from Carbon without settling a certain
bill. Upon the arrival of the train from
the west, Cooper was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff McGonigle. Subsequently the
debt was paid by Cooper and he was re-
leased from custody.