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University Of PENNSYLVANIA,

l. DIP. srnEEr oy AEys, four yesr' clsn.ta
course. Degree 4. +.
ii. TowsR SCIENTIFIC SCHoor, fve-year coune
IN (a) Chemistry, d. Geology and Mining lei Civil
Engineering, az DypamiCal Engineering, LEI krcht.
lecture leading 10 3. =, AID 70 technical dearsti
P. c. CPrac.Ioa Chernirs>, Y. z. c. E. E, NJ. Archj.
tect-
III. WHARroF SclIooL OF fTsAscA AND Econ.
oxY Coar,ss In Constitutional L av and Public Ad.
ministratlop, Political Economy, Mercantile Law
and Practise, FINANCE, EanfiLS, Railrosdins. D.
xree En-. B.
". CoUEsx IN PHILOSOPHY, four yean. E.glilh
latin, FrenCh, German. Mental ard Moral Phllcso
phy Mathematics, General Science, extended In.
,tructiOn In Biology with laboratory work. De1re
Liberal election, in and between thes. cour.ss q
close Of second Year.
v. CoUssK Is MurIc. Tvo-yean' graded cou,s
VI. MEDICAL School Threeyers graded courss
With optional fourth year. DeRIee N. d.
VII. DEsrAt School Tvoyesu' graded ooure
Degree D. D. s.
I'd course rirnilsr 70 Europesp schools. Degree Y
Clinical and liborI:1Ty ,tTirt2ses q promirani
feature In these three .choU!I
TX, Law ScEooL- 1Eu-yP.-s' CoGue: diplom,
id nit, 70 Penusyi7.sia Sar Degree LII. B.
<. BioLoGIcAL School Tuoyear' oouree, viz
a1tsn led laboratory work. Certificate admits
Medical School without EXAMINATION. speGi
courses
post graduate eourse n u5nsrsus SuSjects ltidtn,
10 degree Pr \.
In Taking id9ury Pis,St sFec!i: department
Rev. JESSs }. HI RE. Secretary,
Unirersity Of Rsnnsylvania, Wut Philadelphia, P
r,rlSsode4dyh
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Tho Difference.
EsAobois Sandy RrrGit.

Not loug $50 as an elderly couple were
out walking lady on the opposite side OF
the street slipped and fell down. The old
gentleman rushed across the street, raised
III, nat and offered to assist her in any pos
si5ls way. II wife followed him across
At Glow pace, and, witnessing his dsTo-
ton to the stranger, shook her fist at him
Its AL rigbt-it's all light," he whisper
ed. Yes, know it il" she holly eHclaiu
ed here an unknown woman hurts her
toe and you plough across the street. to eat
her M With kindness The other day
when fell down stairs you stood and
laughed and wanted 70 know II | was
,-,c,;s;pg for q circua
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A wOMAN'S HOBBIES.
An Irropressibls Mania for Baking Gin
ger Cakes.



ger Cakes.
BIAiBlor- Hrlh
Women sometimes have very queer hob
biep. Uae of tie most influential mem
bers OF su uptown chareh is 8 lady disiin.
guishsd Tor her piety aud good works who
cannot for the lie Of her keep from pattiDg
her hands together every time she hears
u,usic She occasionally scaudaliEes the
religious folk who occupy peWs near her
Own By starting up this pattiDg when the
church organ roll ous the voluntary. Often
she pats go loud tba. the noise can
De heard sill up and down the
aisle. and tie usher gets
Wild With anxiety lest some one will come
70 him and com plain about il. The hus
band of the lady has demonstrated with her
a5ou, the habit, and she has promised time
after time never to DO it again. She hes
trild wearing thick, soft gloves aud keep
lug her hands in her muf, bat 1t Is OF no
avail, for when she cant pat her hands she
makes twice as much racket with her feet,
aud her husband has concluded that he
prefers the lesser evil of the txo 70 one
las yet been able to cure her OF her hobby.
While pattiug her hands she sits with
smile on her face, as one raps. | can re.
member, row, six other women afflicted
Rijh hobbies. One ofthem is bakiCS gnger
cakes TLisremsrksbIe woman isposldyely
unless SIZE is in the kitchen. She
oakes, on al average, 1000 ginger cakes
4 week during the winter months, aud
gives them away to her iriends Sac reg
ulsr!y presents . large painful OF item 10
too mite society OF the church 10 be dis
'rjbutei around among the needy OF the
parish. They are good cakes, too, can
assure you. She has been known to cook
sll night. ard there hasn't been festival
during the last ;sn years at which her GIN
ger cakes have not been on the bill OF tare.
When she goes to risiE her friends her fret
question 10, Are those ginger cakes all
gomez II they are, aud they usually are,
she takes of her shawl and walks down to
the kitchen in business ike manner
aud proceeds to cook painful Of cakes,
lust as uncouceruedlY as though she wsS
N her own house. Once 10 q Whlls-pret'y
often. should lay-her husband goes
home for bis dinner a. hungry ., lord
and finds his better halt up Ia the next
square baking cakes for Mrs X. or Mrs.
T., with no meal cooked nor any table set
The husband has no reaor. but to 60 down
Town and buy his meal at reitauran:.
She goes out for morning call and stays
AL Gsy, having baked cakes a. three res.-
jences while away.
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LIVE STOCK.


The market this week was only average
The cattle market is fiat and the sheep
market is lost sight Of Hessfs Hud.
sol d Bayha furnish the following quota
tons:
Cattle-The market ia demoralized and
the prices this week are q sort Of go as you
please.
aoss-Market active; 9!83io ger ID.
Sheep-Dul; lose per ID.
Lambs-Good at 2!@4c pSr II.
Calves-s3 00@6 0V FER head.
East Libert.
EASE LdsrRrT, October 30. Cattle
Nothing doing in cattle today; all through
cousguments; receipts $40 head; ship
meuts 532 head; no shipments TO New
York yesterday.
Hogs--Firm; Philadelphiss 3 70@
, so; Workers 50 1903 Is; receipts S, 100
head; shipments $500 head. Shipments
to New York yesterday Al cars.
Sheep-DemoraIized aud Goting doing;
receipts 1909 aead; shipments 1000 head.
New YORK.
New York, October 80 Reeves Re.
ceipts Is csrs, all for market; firmer
and 10 cents per 100 lbs. live weight higher
in the early trading; common to prime
native s.eers 81 OO@6 90 per 100 lbs
fair 10 good s. 25Gy5 So ordinary to fair
Colorados 81 2O04 G7I; common Texas
81 6j@3 75 Shipments today and to
morrow: $50 cattle, 5000 quarters Of beef,
1900 caTcasses Of mutton
Sheep-Receip's 5,2CO head; market
dull and weak, but fair clearance made;
sheep 81 2j04 GO per 100 los; 81 ESQ
$50.
Hogs-Receipts 1890 head market dull
for live hogs st 50 SO@4 30 per cwt
highest market for light pigs.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 3O.-The Drovel's
journal reports: Csttle-Receipts 5000
head; shipments 1890 head; market
s;onger; shipping steers IS 1O@j 10;
stockers and teeders s. 25@3 IS; COVE,
bulls and mixed s. 1903 IS; through
Texans f mer at 81 4O@3 10; western
rangers frru; natives aud half breeds
50 75@4 80; cows 81 6OG2 90.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head chip
meats 5000 head; market opened S cents
lower, closing weak; rough and mixed
s. 2O@3 40; packing and shipping 50 30
a. G5; light weights So 3O@2 IS;
skps 81 5O@3 20.
5heep-Roceipts 5000 head; shipments
200 head; market steady; natives 81 IS
a. GO: Texans 81 1908 90; lambs per
head s. O0GD4 IS.
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Poison

..........l .-sr. . les n my "a Z and chest,
80. .......-t . be Ea-r - my lead, Jet
..r.r slrg o. a sees i'G-e' sad 'Se ore :,
. ..t.. and see vZuG,!y ne inside Oh
-.-. .aSgs P,r:,T JIioa Piss Depot.
....s. .... 8 i'NN
.. ..agssrt -..1 Diseases mailei tree.
.. -..-,-... 600. gaSer 5, Atlanta'
F.-, ..r IS. .#l 81.
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The Penalty OF Greatness.
Ho' >Prt77J SeHltN'L

Gres'nCSs has its roseste hue as well as
its thosrs President Cleveland has up to
date received twenty ssven ribbons for his
hat crown elsborstely worked siIb his int
risIs ten haudkerchisfs and about thiIts
marks. all the gift, Of ladies who admire
bis phrFaa
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PETROLEUM.
TltusyiIlo,

rITUsvlLLr, Pa, October 30 -Opeped
at 81 O9!; highest 81 100; lowest 81 O9i;
closed at 81 lot Shipments $1,000
barrels; charters ), 1872 barrels.
TITUsynLE, Pa, October 3O.-The
monthly oil report 10 be published to.mor-
row shows the following totals:
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What He Was Wanted For.

VNuUtfP 7II1 N'IF''
Young Mani came in answer to the
advertisement.
Dsu,i.,-Are you Of a cheerful dispO'l'
tom
Sir | could laugh at o funeral and play
checkers in graveyard.
Il think you'll do. want young man
of GOOD address TO issue forth from the op
Grating room at ten-ninuts intervals. look:
ing as # he enjoyed it. think II will tend
10 encc urage the real victims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-31


S3S58,0O0.
Stock,-There was some improvement
in the Stock market, both in amount of
business and prices, notwithstanding the
fact thot the general sentiment last even
ing and this morning was more
bearish. The only very active stock to-
day was Western Union, sales Of which
we're G., 500 shares. The total sales to-day
were 3S9,69O shares The opening was
somewhat irregular, but I! to ! per cent
lower The weakness WAS soon followed
by q firm market, during which prices
made Glow progress upward until 10 o'clock,
when there was o slight yielding, aud in
the last hour the market was decidedly
strong for some stocks and steady for
others Closing figures were Somewhat
irregular Comparing closing figures with
those of last evening, the advance ranges
from to over per cent. The greatest
gains were in Missouri Pacific and West.
ern Union. The latter developed decided
strength in the last hour, during which it
rose over per cent and closed ! below
the beat price OF the day at ISL. Lake
Shore closed with net gain of per cent
New York Central is up per cent. Can
ada Southern is . lower.
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

Nav YORK, October a0.-Dry Goods
The market continues quiet in demand for
light assostments Of all classes OF goods
but there is more doing through deliveries
in execution of orders.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, October q.
The market is rather dull, and lit.
tie doing. Prices are Is fol-
lows: Fine h,ece, washed, zoe;
fine fleece. unwashed oneihrd off; coarse
fleece washed, z7@23c; coarse fleece. IN.
washed 2O@2!c; medium. washed, soc;
medium, unwGshed, 20@22ci tub
washed 29@3Oc. There ia a greater
demand for medium fceces although not
much Of any grade is being bought at
present.
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Cincinnati.

CIyClNSATI, October 30. - Hogs -
Firm, common and light 81 1903 IS;
packing and butchers - 1903 IS. Re
ceipts 1886 head; shipments 800 head
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F.sANoE AND TRADE.

Money Gas Per Cent Govern ments Dull
but Strong-stocks Higher FIoa- Quiet
and UnchaDged-wheRt lower.
Nse YoEK, October 30--Mcnoy easy
al Pas per cent prime mercantile paper
4@5 per cent; foreign exchange dull
and unchanged.
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all trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport sd b:l2 "a m. (S:i7 city
tne) arrive Al Chicago st $50 p. IN. ZANE day.
Trains leave Cleveland Ter Wheeling at 20 q. m,
sos p. IN, arriving 1T 2. 4S p. m. and $40 p m.
J.G.IOMLISsON,
PaoenGer agent wheeling, W. Va
r.. A. FORD,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pthburg, Ia.
JAMES MCCkEh,
General Manager. Fituburg. Pa.
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ITljeelin9 3e9is2;s>r
TssASEI.EstS' GUiDEs-

~ EXPLASArToN oB EEFERKNCE AARES:
'GRIt' tsunday excepted. MONDAY excepted
W. asliy Ume,
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COTTON.
New York.

New foRE, October 30.-CoTToS-Fu-
lures closed steady st $50 O5c lower
than yesterday; December 944c; Feb,
rVsry s64G.
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Louisiana State Lottery Compan,
OommiEe,oDers,

Incorporated in lsGS for rs Year, by the LtsirIi.
ure for Educational and Charitable purpose nth
capital Of 81, GOc, G0-to which reserve fund Ct
ever s55O,OO0 has since been added.
BIZ an overwhelming popular Tots iis franeh &c
vas made part Of the prtoent State Constitution
Uionted December a. A. ID. 1879.
The only Lottery ever 7oted 90 and endorsed By
he people Of any STATE
Il never scales or pcstpcno. IL Grand sinGh
Number irawing. take place monthly.
A splendid opportunity to win a fortune. Tent
lirand Drawing, Clav l., In the Icadcmy OF aus.r,
New Orleans, tuesday, November 10, 1885
ISRth Monthly Drawing
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SkE am Ell MEN who wish to make o.
w to 81 day easily st their own home Work
Ne sent by mai. No oanvsssing. Address With
stamp Crown Mig. Co., 2ai Vine ST., Gn'u,
iyl4s
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5Iood

........- ..G 10 $ wise VINO remembers Il; Bot
v.-.s....,, ysas l,>t. con racled blood
.r..r..r ~zy4nush ia, a, the time, |
.,.,... hos. 's. here Tor ireaimtnS lsu.-
%. .s ,.....r .-art Ihs Eu8'tsm gJ the same time.
. ....-.. ... D .r.flr the treatment there, nor
-...., s-r % lha usu l mesns } have
~, ....- ---n aU..rS o. ~El;ts sPs c' &c and aUi
I.' s... -rcrsgr The poison ont through
.." ,.,g.. pAS LSAH1.
o., = Al, 2, 1855.
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sound Cause for Divorce.
N,l.rnnI.. ,S.nIirs.

4 Rseite woman sues for divorce be-
csnse her husband kicked her Pag dog
and scn't ALLOW her 70 chew gum
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soIHs WET.

All trains daily e1spi cunday.
fallmans Palace Dnsing ROo n ard Seerin, ca
through Without change from Steubsnvilis hart 10
Philadelphia and New York. Wet 70 CoIumbup,
81. Lo.is
For through tickets, baggage theekl, sleopir, or
accommodations. and any further iniorn alton N
ply to JEO. g. TOALIEsON, Ticket gent Al Pm
Handle Station, tosi Of Eleventh street, or At Civ
Teket ofaoe, under Nature House, Wheeling
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
4 A. FORD,
.9snT Pa. M nskst Asnt, P.ttsba
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Rrow.'s Bronchial Troshss fer Coughs and
Coils. "lthink them the bss, and most soaVeal
cot reIi,fsx,ant"-R.s q " R~Ihrsg, sTHit'
SEg.eE,.
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OIL City.


BRADFORD, Pa, October 3O.-Market
opened at 81 O9;; closed at 81 lO!;
highest 81 log; lowest 81 O92; runs
1880 barrels; total shipments 47,33S
barrels; charters 5,O39 barrels; clearances
2,6S6, 900 barrels.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
-. Cos T!ctets At Five Dollsr Each. Fractions In
Eiiths In proportion.

1857 Prizes amounting s265 so
Application For rates 10 clubs should b. inside on!y
10 the Office Of the Company In New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Or
Jars or New York Exchange in ordinary letter,
Currency by express TAI! ZONES Of SIS ard upwards st
our ex penss) addressed M. A. DAuPAIN,
New Orleans, La,
or N, A. DAUPHIN,
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nH auapAY

Lava wreel ngES q n. snd run eruy honI
LsaTs " aeslIns Park Ga q. and run every hopI
until 10 .. a,
r!.IOp m c. HIRsCH, supt
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New York

NEw York, October 3O.-Petroleum-
The market was very active Opening
unchanged at 81 0Sg, it rose to 81 10.
and most OF the transactions we're made
between that price and 81 10, closing at
81 lot, with lOs bid. Sales 7,223,C00
barrels
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A2nh0n1 RGSi0rad.

Remedy FREQ victim Of youthful imprp'
laggs gs.e.ls -uraI,-. u H1Csy, Nervous Debility
.',. Ailaaaai, lS,.. ntTiug tried I'm vain eyerg
T-DEu --l .I7. als discovered simple means o.
s-..r.Irs. "a. be- ssfH .eul PEE 70 HE fellow
e. fa,s,. AtIrr-'. J. X. REEVES IS Chatham
-rFanl EaW YORK
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PittsburE.

PITTSErEq, October 30.-Pstroleuu -
Quiet but firm; National Transit certificates
opened at 81 O9i; closed at 81 lOi; highest
81 log; lowest 81 o. Trading light.
OIL City.
Oh CRY, October 3O.-Petroleum-
Opened at 81 O9.; highest 81 100; lowest
81 O9i; closed at 81 LOT Sales $50.
600 barrels; clearsnees 1904 900 barrels;
charters 5,O79 barrels; shipments 47,33S
barrels.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(o-EaATISG)
CLEVELAND L PITTSBURG K. Il.
Condensed timetable Of PASSENGER trains correct.
ed to AUGUST 30, lSs5-Centrsl Standard Tine.
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or n, A. DAUPHIH,
washington, ID. O.

Make P, 0. Money Orders payable ard ad.
dress Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New OrlesnF, Ls,
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
New orleanr, In"
GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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OHIO RIVER RkILRIAD.

UHiU RlytK RFILKIHU,
TUNE TABLE, CORRECT ED IOJULr S, 1873.
l. Trains leave Panhandle Station, loot Of EIey-
snth street, near publis landing, - foliovt- Con.
trail Standard Tine-shieh Is IS mint t.. slower
than Whnal'-r nrns
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GINSENG.

GINSENG.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, October II.
Per pound, 81 700 50, according to size
SIZE ofroots Market dull.
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FLOUR, GEiIS AND FEED.
Wheeling.
TIOUR AID GRAD
Family Ronr, wholesale......." e6 %
M.ddlinps Der ton,...... Is 90
Ban pa: :on ................. Is OO@l6 &C
Wheat Dor bushel, No. ...,.... 81 90
The market ID very dull.
FEED.
Corn per 6ushel................ 20
Oats 21C
Baled hay per ton, new. ~ OF OH W
Market for oats brisk, corn and hay quiet.
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d, Il. q y. NtkIIrOdus
Leave BSllsirs At $40 p. n. for Woodsneld and
SummerhsIc.
Leave Bellaire At els a. m. for sunmerhsle and
ATrtIs :, Rallnirs. 1910 = m, .pd s::E p. m.
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6ois6 sopYH.l

passenger usiEb usIiJ IncIvdlnE bUndly. AsstE.
aoistton tryin, run daily except Sunday.
JOHN q. TOHLiESCE,
Ticket Agent Wheeling. W. Va.
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Ernn rha - eI InfnrnlaIion.
MiNsRs TROUBLES,
n,ra rirhr Rv rhs Uuion 10 Essp the
men Out-

4 Hard riyhr Rv tha UuiOD % Eesp the
men cat
Prrrssusc 0,to5eF l7--Tuefa we're
100 miners a. wosN at Nsifs tFo mlnes IL
the Fourth pool to-day At reduced rates.
President Costello spent several days this
week 10 the Fourth pool, bat was u1snc-
cessful in his attemP' 10 persuade Neil :
men 10 Quit work Miners ~bo are stink
ing ssy they are Determined to stand olE
until their demands are granted, bpt It 10
believed that should Helrs Ken continue
10 work in the Fourth pool - The
operators terms those Of the lover pools
Will resume next week in order 10 Eold
their own work. Operators - slt sppesr-
ance are quite indifferent. They say that
they DO no: care whether miners return 10
work or no: aud under no circumstances
will tAeg pay the prices demsGced.
trouble In Michigan.
MEHoNlyEE. NIcH, October l7-On
Wsdnfs sisy morning a. SIX ocloeS
aowardg Of 1900 men marched tion
Mssinerts and Nsn-ksnu 10 hub7 Car
OeuyeT L Co 5 boarding house \ con-
mlltee OF union men ntEeN III tA'S ~ NV
concern TO RoIk Ter yhsm kTty'Nsrpt n
Ger ( Co. then proposed = c,nt'sct, which
Eas satisfactory "a the upicn, but 5. NJ
3 eoheusou refused TO sign 1t sud The ne
yori4riou tell through. The croEd then
Gispersd. The rats marched to
Msrineue, joined the Union and
were cared icr. The n. Ludington,
n Whitebeck, Hamilton i Merrimsn
&c ujiIs Of Marinstre, shut down and re-
EuseG 70 eat men TO work The mill own
era held = BasSliuZ Thursday afternoon
Sud resolved "a Ee4sin closed. pending
sLusfseto-y settlement. whicb they srs en-
Aeavo ing 10 sccomDE.h. All IS qIiet
The Union can place , COZ men They
ara cousSa tly sending men away to good
situa,ions
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
WARMERS DEALINGS

VIII tie M%rias Rank Lead Him Into the
Laws Clutches. ~A
NES YORk. October i3.-TEe mysteri-
ons Wa. S. Warner, who secured the most
Of The funds Of the bankrup: frm Of Graz t
/ Ward. surrendered himself to United
States commissioner SHE Ids this morning
SAYING be Understood there was a warrant
issued against him. A deputy marshal
watched his house last night, but was uu-
successful 10 fiudipg him 1t is generally
understood that for weeks past Receiver
Johnston, of the Marine Bank, had been
Investigating the dealings of Ward With
the bank, asd be brings the present suit to
recover moneys which he claims to be due
TO the bank, and which Warner IS said to
have illegally obtaired
Werner Claims that be had no dealings
With the YariEe Bank except to draw the
money upon checks paid hir, std that he
never had any dealings with the frbl u
Grant l. yard except to buy It's obligations
over the counteg. Warner brought bonds
men to court with him SBS Sill give bail IN
any amount that NAV be desired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
FREDERICK eRsINEa EXECUTED.
He CoOIly Smokes q Cigar on the
Gallows.

he COOlty SknoAos . N@eN
Gallows.
CoLUNBUs, o., October l7.--Frederiek
Greiner, murderer of Margaret Telling, was
hung in the Franklin county Jail to day.
The trap was sprung at Hap q m, and
he died in eleven minutes from strangula-
ton, the neck not being broken. The exc
eution was Witnessed by about seventy five
people. Greiuer vas wonderfully cool and
possessed, mipglng with friends in the jail,
and ct ll:3O sent word to the Sheriff that
he was ready. He came on the seatold
smoking Q cigar, and uttered only SEN
tenes, bidding all good bye.
Greiner was German By birth, having
come to this country four years sge, hrst
to Cincinnati and then to Columbus,
where b. was engaged as q carpenter.
Three months alter bis arrival IN THIS
country came Margaret Zsliing, prepos-
sessiug German girl, and they soon became
strorgl attached to each other. In the
course oitine, however, through efforts otrel-
atiVes of the girl, abe was made to believe
that Greiner left the old country for crime,
aud she refused to Teelprocats bis atten-
rioBs and r. sjscted bis suit for marriage.
he grew desperate. on the night Of
September 4, 1884. called on Miss ceiling
at the residence Of Colonel Charles Psrrotf,
where she was engaged as domestic, re
until ii p m, and called sgsin
next morning early and made final re-
quest that the girl should marry him. On
being again refused he shot her down, the
ball taking effect in the breast In his ef- .
farts to escape he fred two shots at Col. /
onel Parrot, bat without effect.
Greinsr was indicted and convicted of
murder in the first degree in March, 1885. !
Fhe defense was insanity. A motion for .
new trial was made and oyerruled. and he .
vas sentenced to be hanged July "a. On /
July 22 Governor Hosdly rsspited him
lntil October II, to allow The higher courts
% pass upon some disputed rulings. Bo,h !
he Circuit and Supreme Courts sustained .
he lover court. Governor Hosdly re-
used 10 commute his sentence to i'm
,Tlsonment for life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-18
THE UMPIRE ASSISTED,
The Browns Again Defeat the
ChlcagOs.
They WrangIe Over an Umpire and
Finally
Compromise Upon an Amateur,
Whose Costly Decisions
Against the ChiCagos Give the
Browns the Game.

ST. Louis, October 1.-THE Browns
again defeated the Chicsgos today in
their series for the championship of Ameri.
ca, but they we're ably assisted by the um-
pire. II was over hall an hour before the
two clubs could agree upon an umpire,
Comiskey wanting one of list of local
men and AnsOn sis,ing one one Of Lucus
players. Anson Suggested to toss up for
the choice but Comiskey would not sgree
to this. Vim. Medart, q local enthusiast,
was finally agreed upon, and couple Of
costly decisions made BY him against the
Chicsgos gave the Browns the game. The
visitors both out-batted and outfelded the
Browns and would have won anyhow, but
for careless base running.