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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

Corn-Quiet and steady with good De.
mand; cash 40c; October 40} 04lc, closed
at 4ofc; November 3ss@3stc, closed q
3sse; year 36t@3ic, Oats-Quist and
firm; cash 25a925tc; October 25}076}c,
closed at 253c; November 263@263c,
closed at a5sc; Nay 2slc. Rye-Stsady;
No. z Gle. Bsrley-Quiet; No. 2 &c.
Flax Seed-Quiet; No. ! 81 Is. Mess
Pork-Active and lover. closing loo
lower than yesterday; cash IS 90; Novem-
Der 90 05@s Is, closed ut IS o5@8 OF:
December % l0@s III. closed st IS 100
s la}; January IS 92i@9 02i. closed at
g 97}. Lard-Quiet aud Steady; cash
IS s2l(a5 IS; November IS 80@5 S2};
December IS s2a@5 IS; January IS 900
s 92}. Boxed Meats-Steady; shoulders
So 40@3 so; short ribs 81 62}@4 IS;
short clear IS 1905 Is. Whisky-Firm at
81 Is. Sagars-Unehanged Butter and
Eggs-Unchanged.
CINCINNATI, O.. October 3l.-Cottoa-
Dull; middlipRs SIC. Flcor-Heavy and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull: No. Z red sc;
receipts 5.400 bushels; shipments 800
bushels. Coru-Weak and lower; No. :
mixed 42c. 0ats-E.sier; No. 2 mixed
2I@26ic. Rye-Qaiet; No. 2 65A66c.
Barley-In fair demand; extra No. 3 fall
s3c. Pork-Duu ct $s7S. LArd-Nomi.
nal at IS 85 Bscon-Firm and I'M.
changed. Whisky-SteAdy At 81 0s.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Sugar and
Cheese-Dull and UNCHANGED. Err
Firmer at l7!@lsc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. October 81. - Flour
Unchanged. Wheat-Loser; No. 2 red
October 9l@9llc; November 9l@9l}c;
December 93t@93ic; January 95i@95ic.
Confirm: No. 8 mixed Sic: No. 2
mixed 49@50c bid; November 44i@45c;
December 46f @I6Ac; January 45fG945ic.
Oats-Spot quiet; No. 2 mixed 32tc: No.
5 white 34tGa35c; No 2 white Sic. Bot.
ter-Firmer on scarcity Of high grades;
creamery extras 2s@29 Eggs-Ac.ive
aud 6rmer; extras 2Ic.
Teisde.
ToLsDo, O.. October 3l.-Wheat-
Quiet and steady; cash or November SIC;
December 95ic; January 96ic; February
9stc; May 81 03i. Corn-Dull; cash
43c; November 40lc; year 31!c; Jan.
uary 36;c; May aisle. 0sts-Lifsless;
cash or November 26!c; May alic. Clo-
yer Seed-Inacrive; cash 81 so; Novem.'
Der Is so bid; December Is so; January
IS 65.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Hamilton-Cook.

GRASrsvILLE, W. Va October 3l.-The
latest social event Of our town was the mar
rage Yesterday afternoon OF John ID;
Hamilton to Miss Minnie G. Cook, both Of
Grsntsyille, BY the Rev. Jonathan Smith,
Of Spencer. W. Va. Mr.. Hamilton will
doubtless be remembered as the very ETH.
Gent Assistant Clerk Of tue Senate, and
is destined to be one of West Virginis
bright lights" in the legal profession.
Miss Cook is lady Of unusual sniablli'
IT, and one has but to meet her to esteem
her.
Amer the ceremonies and congrstuls,
lions, the bride and groom we're presented
with valuable and useful presents too mum
erous to mention; and last bat not least,
vas the supper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

TOLOyo lit, October 3l.-The strik-
ing miners at South 'Danyille have now
been out Of employment over six months
and barest necessariss OF life arc becoming
scarce among them. They are anxious to
begin work at the company prices but the
coal trade is dali and only few OF them
can be Advsntsgeously employed. There
will be great suffering among item
through the winter, unless the prosps cts
change materially or considerable on 81 s
assistance Is rSceiySd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
PETROLEUM.
ritusviils.

ritusvfiIs.
TIrUsvrLLB, Pa, October 3l.-Op4ned
at 81 l0i; highest 81 III; lowest 81 l0};
closed st 81 III Shipments $1,000
barrels; charters f0.21s barrels.
PrrrsBrEo, October 3l.-Pstroleun--
Firm and acfive: National Transit cert6.
Gates openedI at 81 100; closed Ct 81 III;
highest 81 llt; lowest 81 100.
OIL CITY.
On CRY, October 3l.-Petrokum-
Opened ct 81 l0i; highest 81 nj; lsvsst
81 lOi; closed ., 81 liz. Sales 1860.
900 barrels; clesrances 3,310.000 barrels;
charters 70.27s barreIs; shipments 1882
barrels.
New YORK, October 3l.--Petrolsum-
The market opened TO 81 lot. the lowest
of the day. There was . rapid advance
to 81 Iii, the highest. . cosrespopdingly
quick resotion to 81 III. followed BY com.
parstively steady figures between that
and 81 III. throughout most Of the dsy.
sl,bough in the afternoon Il again touched
81 III and twice during The day sold u
81 IL. The closing was 81 Ill. Sales
8,l40, 900 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 3l.-The Drova's
Journal reporte Cattle-Receipb l.40O
head; shipments 1000 head; market
steady; shipping steers q 60@S 20;
stockers and feeders 80 25@3 65: cows,
bulls and mixed 81 75@3 IS; through
Texans frmer At % 1908 05; western
rangers nominslly steady; natives and
half breeds 81 5000 so; cows 81 coo
3 90.
Hoss-Receipts $4,000 head; ship
meats 5000 head; rough and mixed 81 10
@3 30; packing and shipping q 800
3 60; light weights % S093 60; skips
s. 50@3 60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; market
steady natives 81 7563 60; western 81 90
@3 40; Texans 81 1903 90; lambs per
head 50 0O@4 Is.
Aast Liberty.
Eisr LIBERrI, October 3l.-Cattle-
Nothing doing; Allthrough consiguments:
shipments l9 head: receipts G15 head;
shipments to New York yesterday &c cars.
Hogs-AcGve; Philadelphia So 800
$50, Workers 90 1908 so; receipts 5000
head; shipments 6 500 head. Shipments
to New York yesterday 81 cars.
Sheep-Dull and unchanged; receipts
$500 mead; shipments |, 900 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October 81. - Hogs -
Active and firm, common and light 81 IS
a,3 rs; packing and butchers Is $50
; IS. Receipts 1900 head; shipments
LOO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Yashouts in Virginia.

LVSCHBURG. Va, October 3l.-0n sc:
count Of heavy vsshouts on the railroads
connecting here, this city is almost isolated
from the outer world. No Northern mails
have been reserved here for three days and
business Is suieriug in consequence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Poison

-, ,,,,,esd great holes IN my b K and chest,
81 81 removed all he bair OF my head, YET 1
Suu 20 IN Drogs n q weeks time, and toe sores
-. 10 htaI, and were entirely ne inside o.
ssa' Vii JOvES p rtsr Urioa PsBs. DEPOT.
r go. Texas. July IS, lssD.
T,ss.ise Blood and skin Diseases maile9 nv
&c. s,yIFr srECIFIC Co, IraWer 3, Atlantis,
81 York. lST ~. sSi -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
GoyERyNESrs-Strong.
STATE SECuRITIEs-Dull and irregular

STATE SECuRTIEs-Dull and irregular.
RAILwAYs-Total sales S3.S7s, COO
Stocks-The stock market to day has
shown decided strength, but it is said that
the upward movement has been accom-.
panied By an equal amount OF irregularity
and feverishness. There was q strong
opening, first prices in most
cases showing a gain OF s@s,
and in some instances the opening prices
we're the lowest Of the day, while In others
there was fractional decline. The de,
clines in the twenty-five minutes amount
to I per cent. The result, however, OF the
days operations is an advance for almost
everything on the hist, and a majority Of
stocks are over per cent higher than last
evening. Lake Shore gained y, Western
Union II, Lsckawanns u. Read.
ing shows loss of per cent.
New York Central gained J /, Uuion Paci.
fc /, Missouri Pacific II. Comparing
prices this evening with those Of week
ego, almost everything on the active list 10
higher. St. Paul is up 4, Missouri Pacific
and Oregon Trans. Continental each q,
Lsckawanns y, Northeastern u and
others less than per cent. The sales for
the week were 2,477,sO0 shares, against
3,696,70 shares last week. Total trans.
actions for the month were l2.5265O0
shares. Transactions today were 5S2, 1879
shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
Blood

,.,.,yfs and IA IL wise Who remembers L. But
49,, 49, ~ I.St wear QSSD, 1 contracted blood
49,. u sad being 10 savannah Ca a. The time,
Pol go tbe HOSPITAL there Tor treatment aul-
T very much from al me S SSas. u SS;
uII - n, anV Of the Bsu-l mems D have
"a, ,sEsn even bottles " sSiits sPto'ne and am
n no. aD5 T.IL. IL drove the Poison out through
nj, on the skin. ga. IAN L'A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
PRODUCE.
Rev Yoxk.

New YORK, October 3l.-Flouf-Re.
ceipts 1892 barrels; exports 4,i92 bar
rels, TIA sacks; market heavy; sales b..
900 barrels; superfne western and State
So l565 60. Wheat Receipts 10000
bushels; exports G43l bushels; spot
graded dull oplions opened heavy and
declined s9sc, later ruled stronger and
rallied ia &c, closing firm; sales 29l 200
bushels iuturss; $4,000 bushels spo,; No.
2 Chicago 93c; No red S6@9lc; No. 3
red 92c; unsraded red sO992c; No. 2
red Csc; No. white 97c; No 2 red Oc,o
Der 94c; November 93l@9i!c, closing ct
94c; December 96IG9Gic, closing at
96!c; January 9S@9Si, closing at 98ic;
May 81 O4i@l 05!, closing at 81 0ji;
Corn-Spot firm and quiet; options opened
weak, later advanced Q trife. closing
steady; receipts "a. 200 bushels; exports
1903 bushels; sales $4,000 bush els;
futures l20, 900 bushels spot; ungrsded 80
cassie; No. 44c; November steamer
i6c December; No November 81 "a
5lsc, closing at 5.ic; December 1910
49;c, closing at 49Ic; January 4Gic; Feb.
rusry 46s@46ic, clospg at 46ic; May
46sc. osts-0pened q shade stronger
and moderately active; receipts 26 600
bushels; exports 10000 bushels; mixed
western 29633c. Hops-Quiet and steady.
Cotfee-Spot fair; Rio dali and easier at
ssc; options moderately active and about
steady; sales 1880 bags; November
6.sOs bid; December CSC; January 6 90c;
February 70Oc; March 702c; May LOG
7 zoe Sugar-Dull; refined dull Mo
lssses- Quiet. PetTolsum-Firm; United
certificate OIL Iol. TalloE-Quiet Rosin
Dull TurpeDnne-Frm at 36ic. Eggs
I'm fair requsst; receipts II $40 packages.
Pork-Dull and more or less nominal;
meas quoted at 80 5O@l0 90 tor inspected.
Beef-S,esdy; extra India meas f20 700
81 90. Cut Mesb-Stesdyi sales Of
picked hams st@SSe; do. shoulders 4ic;
middIines nominal, long clear ste. Lard
"A shade lover and fairly active; contract
grades spot quoted at IS 20; sales Of
choice IS 22i; TO arrive IS Is; Z. and {
November $6 Is; Decspber IS l5tS6 Is;
January IS 20; February IS 2996 30;
March IS 3696 81; city steam IS 0SS
10. Butier-Fnm and in fair demand
western 2O@22c, Cheese - Quiet and
barely steady,
CHICAGO, October 3l.-Tradipp in vhes,
to day was active at several stages durina
the session, but the market A. . vbols
dragged. Several rusbes were made BY
the bears early. ard ubes. vas offered ia
large quantities, hIt vas taken. sfter vhict
the tone vas stronger. The msrkes closed
Tor the week l@Iic higher for cash and
&c higher for active options than veel
ago Floar-Steady and unchanged
Wbest-0peDtd t@ie loser. cold Of 4
addiopsl under free offerings. rallied &c
sold CT is. rallied sgsin and closed !,
higher than Yesterday. Sales ranged
November S4tSs5ic closing IT s5.@
s54c; December s6;@S1sc. closed a
s7:c; January sTi9ssc. closed At ssc
May 94l994ic. closed at 9isG9ssc; No
2 spring ssi@s5ic; No 3 spring $50
73c; No. 2 red Sc; No. 3 red TIC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
MIbrelins Register
TRAVELERs' GUIDE.

A REIyAL AND DEPARTUBSo or TRAINS
- ETsLASAfIoN OF RzYxRKNCn AARxe:
S6ails tsanday excepted. tAonday sEespsed.-
N1N ealfx Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

MED,OALI
Contagious
D,...,.. are Prevalent all over the W rid'

ara Prevalent all over the World
n,,iys OF FpSlud, and While ! Vas ash n
sm country / contracted ~IIio s , %SSn
Vo,cn, ami to5 sEp piI siSs At SO,nsssn is;
nsnt As A 81 "a bHt uss not cured suffered the
g,i soniS i my oO9'i ana ~Hi SsS goT
Nth 81 - az I'm paftiAl los OF sight severe
so and 5saS SSsG ard eyes etc, which asaIly ran
Taln, "a Iost sill hope IN thai e0nauy asa
a. s ds Asis and S ~ T USSsSS, pSyscaS
IN IBIS ~ having no sonnsc lon with the hos
pila.S ~ ,5v,rtlumRnt OF SEilIs Speciae, and
dstcrm lncSI "a a Of being cured. IS BAD gons
over ~ Ne sSnss Of the be't medical men VI sos-
,hroos .od NsS OrE. tSok SIX BOTTLES OF 80 >
unsas "a. Nav WITH graf Joy that they nAt S
:. ard g, - AN a. sound ard we'll Is
cured me ~. I,{s 4 FRED HALFORD.
ever .SoTE City, JuIe 1911 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
ManhOnd Restored,

Rsmsdy Free. "A victim Of youthful tnpIG
isnos cAlsiEg Premature Decay, Nervous Debility
LIST Manhood, &C. having tried In vain ever
Elo~n remedy hss diSooE-red = simple means
Rli-curs Nhl,h he zlll Seud gEE 10 bis fellow,
ndsrers. Aldros5, J. H. REEVES, ~ Chatham
2rraaR No. Ynrk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

.--,-, ,yo contracted blood potion. After
-, 'srriptiops fIOm the b. Sc physicians here
i,IIss I ronelud, 10 visit Hot 'prtngs. and
az ~ rsscbir sNarEaua doctor rseeCm9sSdSa me
y, ~, sEiiIs sps ci6C, SSSuring me that u Te9Io
Ssps5t me more than Hot SpiinSL AlthouSn the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

Nrw' YORK, October 3l.-Money easy
at 2@3 per cent prime mercantile paper
4@5 per cent; foreign exchange dull
and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

Whssiiss.

TufspAY, October ~.
The market 10 rather dull, and Ii.
tie doing. Prices are - fol.
lows: Fine nsecs. washed. zoe;
Ens 6eece. unvssbed. ous-ihird o6; cosrss
fleece, washed, z7@2sc; coarse fleece, IN.
washed, 20@2'c; medium. washed, zoe;
medium. upvsshed, 2oG22c; tub
washed 2stG3Oc. These 10 . greater
demand for medium feeces although pos
much Of any psds is. being bought u
present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
IN uJNnATs-

Lave Wheel Dg q Q. N. and run srely hoU
LsaTs asslinE Park ga N and run every hon,
The "Chureh Train" will leave 20 h tern mus at
12.IO n ma. c. HIRsCH, Supl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

Money aa3 Per Cent Governments strong
Stocks Higher -Elons steady and I'm.
changed-Wheat Higher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
CONSUMPTION.

aatss yJIi-Ivs remedy :oI ,heAbS'e dhtbsei b
4, u,s "a llsaci. Of s,sgs o. the s0rsI hind and
loay standing have Oesn cured. indsed 70 strong
M tAEa IN tLs sthcAcy thaI will SeRp Two bOl
III - FBES, together Etth SVALDAHlsTBBAI
Isg o. this diseass " any Eu1sTer. S'TS eIpTs
OFT. LsLOUua, ISl Pear n ESV JOrG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02

g., q. & o. Railroao.
Leave Bsllairs at $40 p. N. for Woodsneld and
Summerneio.
Leave BeIlaIre at Sis a. m. for Summarized and
Evansville.
Arrive At BsIlairs, 1910 l. m, and b:2SPm.
NHEElINs AND ELM GROVE r. =
AN AND AFTER SUNDAY, RONEABER 1,
lSes rains on the Wheeling and Kim Grove
Railroad will ran as fUlloWs:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
THE SENTENCE

Of the court, which is, that you shall be
confined in the states prison at hard labor
for the period of ten years, Not q muscle
Of the prisoners face changed while these
scathing remarks were made. he bowed
bis head, but did not tremble or show any
evidence of feeling. Ward vase quickly
surrounded by his friends. BE put on bis
overcoOt, took up his Derby hat and left
the court room, accompanied BY his
keepers.
Ward was taken to Sing SiEy priPn on
the 29O p. m. train to-day, from the Grand
Central depot. he wss accompanied BY
Sheriff Davidson and WARDEN Herman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-02
DUKE OF LBERcoRy DEAD.

LONDON, October 81 James Hamilton,
Duke of Abercorp, died at 10 o'clock this
evening.
he vas Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland in
1866, 1868 aud 1874, ana 1876.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-21

ITO LET-A large pleasant front room, fur
Il nished or unfinished, at No so GREEN
ST. III
THO LET-A large furnished front room, also 2
Il small rooms for one dollar week; board if
wanted. 81 SPRING ST. 141
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-21
TROUBLE BREWING.
Knights of Labor Threaten to Boy
cott a Norway Manufacturer.

Serious labor troubles are expected in Norway
before the snow flies. Last summer it will be re-
membered B. F. Spnney & Co. of Lynn, of which
firm the Norway shoe shop is a branch, had some
trouble about wages with the Lasters' Union. The
union announced that the wages paid at Norway
should correspond with those paid in Lynn. Mr..
Spinney refused to yield at first, and theatened to
withdraw his business from Norway. Several
town meetings were held and finally such induce
ments were offered to Mr.. Spinney that he decided
to move his entire business from Lynn to Nor
way. A large shoe shop has been built beside the
old one 1t will be ready to run probably about
December /. This will be one of the largest shoe
manufacturing industries in the State outside Of
Auburn. 1t has given Norway already the smart
est villages in Oxford county, quite boom. Sew
eral new streets have been opened and large
number of new residences put up.
But trouble seems to be brewing. In an inter-
view Mr.. Spinney said that he was moving to
of Labor, and he declared that no mem
Der of that union should find employment in his
shop. The Knights of Labor became incensed,
and declared that they would follow him and meet
him at Norway A feeing.of bitterness sprang up
between Spinney and the nnion,l which seems to
increase every day. The labor union papers de-
vote much space to the affair, and say that Spin
ney will surely be beaten A knights OF Labor
organization has been estaDllSned at Norway SO
secretly that some even in the village are igno-
rant of its existence, and yet eectually that it
already controls a majority of the employees.
Threats are now freely and openly made that un-
less Mr.. Spinney recognizes the Knights of Labor
they will not only order strike, but will boycott
his shoes everywhere
Now mystery is added to the other causes of
excitement. When the people of Norway got up
Sunday morning they found all over the village, on
the sidewalks, in front of many residences on the
platforms of certain stores and in other places
mysterious diagram in the shape of a triangle,
bearing the numbers I'll, 16, '85, 7.30.' What
secret meeting OH the 10th day of the 18th month
of S5, at 7.30? Is it the beginning of the dreaded
boycotting? Or has it a more harmless meaning?
places. Tuesday morning circle with 144 in the
ring appeared in the same spots.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-21
The Packard Memorial Window
brunswick Telegraph


The choice of the style of window was greatly
due to the efforts of the late Rev. DR.. Brown,
whose knowledge of men across the water and
the architectural designs of foreign windows, aid
ed very much to secure the tasteful and appropri-
ate memorial which has been placed in the north
transept gallery of the Congregational church, OF
which Prof. Packard was so long member and
officer. The tender and appreciatiye tribute paid
to the memory of Rev. DR.. Brown by the pastor,
was listened to with deep interest by all hiShear
ers The two yenerated officers of the college
were in intimate association during the two years
of DIR. Browns residence among us, and were to-
gether when the final hour came for the beloved
Prof Packard They were alike in their Christian
courtesy their literary tastes, and both, while
deeply religious men, were genial and social to a
remarkable degree, and interested in the welfare
of all around them. The window may therefore
be considered memorial to both.
The memorial window to Prof. VIM. Smyth will
be placed in the south transept gallery, with the
figures of the evangeliSts, Matthew and Mark
with appropriate emblems, the companion window
to the one Just placed there. The change OF plan
for the purchase abroad, makes it necessary to
raise 500 more for Prof. Smyth's window, ana
we cannot doubt that the friends of the late Pro-
fessor will gladly respond to the appeal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-11-21
GENERAL NEWS.

The jury in the Beckwth murder case at Hud-
son, N. Y, came into court yesterday with YER
dict of guilty OF murder in the first degree and he
was sentenced to be hanged Friday, January 9th
next.
The large cotton waste storehouse of H. A.
Briggs s. Co., on Cottage street, Pawtucket, X.
l., burned yesterday morning. Loss on stock be-
tween $4,000 and S25, 900; insurance, $4,000.
The body of Probate Judge A. S. Sanborn was
found in the woods about four miles from Madi
son, Wis, Thursday evening. He had committed
suicide.
Dick Baldwin, Is years old, boarded a locomo-
tive at st. Augustine, Fla, Thursday night during
the absence OF the engineer and pulled the throt-
tie open and started on wild race for Jackson on
engine stopped much damaged.
James Carroll boy, while at play in South
oath street, Brooklyn, n. Y, Thursday, was en-,
quilted in a quicksand which had been rendered
dangerous by a leaking water pipe.
An improvement has been made in the Bessem-
er steel process at the Edgar Thompson steel
works at Pitsburg, which, it is said, will have the
effect of making steel equal in quality to cruebe
Steel while it will cost only about One-tenth as
much
The business failures during the last seven days
have been: for the United States, 212; for Cana
da, % against a total OF 223 for last week.
Hon. Henry w. Sage of Ithaca, N. Y, founder
of the Sage Female College, Cornell University,
has given 100000 to endow pr0fessorship of
ethics and moral philosophy in Cornell and vicin-
ity In memory of his late wife.
Jabez p Evans of Gorham, N. H., county treas
urer and commissioner and a prominent citizen,
died Thursday, aged "a years.
Boston officers, last night, arrested at the Re
we're House Charles Brownies, "a years old, ma
tive Of Hamburg, Germany, charged with numer-
Gus hotel robberieS.
Thos Carroll, who was arrested charged with
choking his wife to death in Boston, Mass,
having vim sf tessfifisd that the woman Rad heapt dis
ease increased by liquor drinking, and was
probably dead before the violence was inflicted.