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feeders, So 4OaS 65i COWS, bulls and mixed
81 50aS 80; bnlk s. 5Oa3 90; Texans
stronger; steersS2 S0aS 65; western rangers
steady, H0Rs-Rsceipls $1,000 head ship
ments 1900 head market steady rough
and mixed 81 O0a4 rs; packing and ship
ping 81 S0a4 90; light s. 00I4 90; skips
81 bOJS 70. Sheep-ReCeipts 1000 head |;
shipments 400 head; market steady;
Texans 81 76aS 90; lambs 81 00l4 rs,
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August 20-Oattle-
Receipts 4S7 head shipments AIS head;
nothing doing, all through Gonsignments;
no cattle shipped to New York, Hogs
Receipts 2, 100 head shipments 1900 head
market firm; Philadelphia S. 00a5 10;
Workers. 81 70a4 So; gTassers 81 25a4 SOL
four cars shipped to New York, Sheep
Receipts 1000 head shipments ! 200 head /
market firm on good and shade higher
common unchanged,
OIEcINNATI, o., August 2O-Hogs quiet
common and light s. 0O44 o.; packing
and butchers 81 4044 SOL receipts 046
head shipments 1876 head.
Wool,
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-Wool quiet
and steadyi Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia X& and above S4sS6c; y S2s34G;
medium S7aSSc; coarse S64S7C; New York,
Michigan, Indiana aud Western fine, or y
and Xxx 30a9lG medium S8a37c; coarse S8l
SIC; washed Comblng and delaine, fine
washed delaine, X and NX $3.50; tub
washed coarse 34pS5Gi medium washed
Combing and delaine 2SiSlc; coarse do
aSl20G; Eastern Oregon medium 23i26c;
coarse 22A25G; New Mexican aud Colo
RADIO medium 25a2Sc,
NRw YoRE, August 20,-Wool firm and
demand moderate; domestic S5aSSO;
pulled S4s65c; Texas 2O496c,
Petroleum,
OH CITY, Pa, August 20-0pened at
81 90; highest 62sC; lowest GlSa; closed at
B2tCi sales l,432,0OO barrels; ClearanCes q
100000 barrels; charters 54,6Ol barrels;
shipments Of ,267 barrels,
PITTsBuRaH, Par August 20.-Petroleum
dull and firm; opened at Blsc; closed at
62lCi highest G2aci lowest 10,
BRADFoRD, PA August 2O.-0pened at
10; closed at G2ti; highest 62!c; lowest
0l!c; Clearances 100000 barrels.
TITusvILLE, Pa, August 20 Opened at
0lsCi highest 69s1; lowest Glsc; closed at
82tu,
New YoRE, August 20, = Petroleum
steadyi United cloBad at B2sn.
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rnE coAcnERg MONT,

And here lot me give little personal
experience concerning these frat night
seats, In all the "arst llsSS' uptown
theatres the seats allotted 10 the press On
0tSt nights are the same from year 70
wear thus, for example, have occupied
X and 8 In the pArqIet st what 10 known
AZ the Star Theatrefo fifteen years, and ]
know exactly on flrst nights what papers
are represented and who represents them
by looking al tho proper seats. 1t . Gus
iSmaTy ioF tho theatre 10 send the. tickets
ioS lie performance, but the dramatic
critic pays very llill6 attention 10 them,
for he Mas The entree Of the house and
EnoWg itiAt where bis seats are. II very
often GappSns that thGgO tickets are
stolen In transit and sold, the unsuspeot.
lng Vlrtlms believing that tho poesessl ga
Of the ticket secures the seat Hlt VIZ
dramatic critic only has 70 80 " WI
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The ingenuity aud persistence shown by
some OF these people passes belief. There
Is q we'll known lady, moving in good 80.
ciety and wellto.do, who is seen at all
first night performances, but who was
never known 10 pay for her seats. When
she cannot obtain them directly from the
manager ahe succeeds in getting them in
a roundabout way. There are always
railroad men, editors and others to whom
the manager Ia always under obligation
for iavore, and It is through enc OF these
channels that she will work the tickets.
On several occasions special efforts have
been made by tho managers to give first
night performance without her. To her re-
Quest for tickets the politeregrets were sent
that they were all sold, not a seat to the
house. But she was there all the same In
fully array. The marked tickets were
traced in one case to dramatic editor, In
another to a prominent banker. When
asked about 1t, the dramatic editor dis
played q letter no had received from the
lady, in which she piteously begged him
to get her two seats Gs a special favor, Tor
she had been unable 10 buy them. Here
che had deliberately lied about the matter
rather than pay 50, and 1t IL curious to
know that abe ia In every other respect q
moat liberal, exemplary and self.respect.
ing woman. l have myself known oi
women who underwent the most extra
ordinary disComiorts to secure compli.
mentary seats on frat night, travelling
and toiliug and importuning while there
were plenty Of tickets to be had at the
regular price.
There Is but one way Of explaining this
mania. The first nighters at a New York
theatre are in sense regarded as the jury
who give the verdict 10 the country on
tho play. The press Is largely represented
on such occasions. But there are always
out oi.town managers and influential
town people on the list whose opinion
and favor are worth having. To be In
cuded among theso invited guests tickles
a shallow pride. It Ia customary for tho
theatres 10 send two seats to each one oil
tho newspapers for first night perform.
ances. This makes a list oifrom 6Ity to
sixty seats. ! have frequently been
offered as high as So for my two seats on
a tlrst night, when they could DO bought
at the box office for So. l have come.
where innumerable letters from men and
women, otherwise independently gathered
in an experience Of over twenty year,,
begging the use Of my seats on q first
night.
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theatre at night to discover the thiei or
the receiver, and he Ia invariably invited
out or pulled out,
There Is one side Of the deadhead sys-
tenn that has never been written about,
and that Is the dramatic editors side. !
suppose he has more cause to hate and
despise 1t than anybody else, for 1t be-
comes the curse Of hls lie. There never
was Q man deputed to take charge Of the
amusement column OF daily paper who
did not very soon find out that he was the
slave Of tickets, A general notion pre-
walls that he carrlesin his pocket constant
ly tickets for all the theatres, and that his
special privilege In life is to write orders
for boxes and complimentaIies.
On some newspapers he Is expected to
supply the editor iu-chiet with private
boxes at half an hours notice, and keep
the staff In amusements, The business
department OF some Of these pspers do not
hesitate to ask him to get seats for their
best advertisers. II he Wishes to preserve
anything like an independent spirit in his
criticisms 1t Is impossible, and believe
that this Ubiquitous deadhead bUsineEs has
done more than anything else to kill the
learlessuess and impartiality Of current
dramatic and musical reviews, | was
shown not long ago in one of our theatres
the requests coming through the dramatic
editor OF a daily paper for twenty,eght
seats In three days, This managers are
proysrbislly generous iu their ilvors TO
the press, bat 1t is with the expecta.
ton OF iavors in return, Matters are
not so bad In the newspaper offices as
they were some years ago When | took
charge OF the amusement department Of
the World under Mr., Pulitzsr he adopted
the course OF never going to theatre
without paying for II. l don't think he
went very often, for he was too busy
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Aui4
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ELY's CREAM BALM was recommended
to me by my druggist as a preventive To
hay fever. Have been using 1t as directed
since the OH Of August and have found II
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Ely's Cream Balm Is the only preventative
| have ever found. Hay Fever sufferers
ought to know Of lie efficacy.
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OFF. B. AINswoRrn & Co., Publishers,
Indianapolis, Ind,
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,

rsI,old aud well known educational institution
Kim he I'D year. viii reopCn It's doors i9T
,,I-,,", ou MONDAY, SEPTEMBER d, WIN inll
lo1,, Of teachers and greatly Increased iacil
Gf mpsflin; instrucIOn-wIIA new apparatus
thNs tot, to-
q ,srls dt,Irlng the bCneats Of this school for
o,,,,9r- C,n re- Give more deanils inform tti0n
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catalogue, can bo obtaIued at the book StOrea or
plAVp"' u'"s ''''N' ]. c. ORR,
NJ LEE
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M, Do CRAGTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA

r.,blr,y,eghth year OF this welhknOWn Acsd'
~ rrdsr the charge OF tho Visitation Nuns,
e 'r" m The frs, Monday oil September next and
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TSa,I VINO ae.lro 70 place their daughters in an
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' A, and music should Geud Tor catalogue
Of ,hl,icboOl. Address
Di,eclress Of the Academy oithe Visitation,
MT. De ClIANTAL,
,,a,n,y Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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DoN'T trine with any throat or lung dis.
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whooping cough, use ACker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. 1t
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Price 10 and 300 at Logan 4 Co.'s and
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
FlOCvTIOH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ve4 81. STEVENS HART, Principal
Session at MI LAKE PARK, Garrett Co.,
sGlalInS ,irnIpg July ls at 1880 A. w. closing

., session. at Mt, LAKE. PARK, Garrett Co.,
II iHI G@esSinnipg July 10 at lO'@ A. w. closing
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Looking down on the vista oil things 10
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oLp and reliable medicines arc the best
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InynIlds' Hotel and surgical institute.

This widely celebrated institution, Iocat,
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Send 10 cents in stamps for the Invalids'
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man, but when no did he gave his check
for box aud always reiuaed TO accept II
as a favor, and at my suggestion he put a
printed order over my desk notifying
everybody in the establishment that
was positively forbidden to write orders
or supply tickets. This cleared the Rt-
mosphere a good deal, II was very differ.
ent under the old regime Of the World,
when Dir. Hurlbert and everybody uader
him had certain pride in their deadhead
capacities.
/ scarcely hope that tho system will
ever be entirely eradiCatCd, The dead
head, like the ticket Spectator, will con-
tinuo to defy ordinance and good taste,
and together they will 20 down to future
generations bound by common iniquity.
NyN GRIEKIR
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Mousquetairo gloves are the rage-ex.
Cept near swimming boles, where Gun
dressed kids" hold sway.
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

Will euro Diseases oi tho Kidneys, Gravel, elect
gtriciifCs, and ali Urinary and UrCthral Diseases,
Nervous and Physical Debility. Seminal weakness,
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cCsSCs, 10 syphilis In all ia iOrng, sore throat
and npEO, Ulcers CuptlnnS, tctolhlA, tettnr, SAT-
SOlitn and all blood aud skin diteMos. Female
weakness speedily cured 91r9IrhM cured III
Iy u, 7, HOOKING, Druggist Sent BY mall sealed
tain
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Representatives,.

Having sold nlno.tCnthS Of the Writing Machines
Old In the state, We claim Il Cl ary demonstrated
hH superiority OF our machines Below We give a
lartiAl list Of customers using Lhem;-
Daily lntelllgenCGr,
Daily Regis or,
News Letter,
" =. FtubbaTd, attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
J, Spph 4. PAUL., attorney.
Russell & Siiiel, attorneys.
q, Q. StufglSS, attorney NOrgAnt0wn.
John 4 Hutchinson, attorney, PatkerSburg.
Van Wink e Amber attorneys, Parkersburg.
LoOmls Il Taveuner, attorneys, Pafkenbutg,
Hannibal Forbes, v \ commissioner
ClarsrC GO smith, Clerk Of Court Faitm9nt
i, . lIOge, Clerk oil Court Hinton,
MAnuf ctuTerS' In urancO nnpbny.
Peabody Insurance OmpAny,
Underwriters Insurance Company,
AldcrSOl Il Atkinson Insurance Agency.
fdw. W DunAwly lty Receiver.
Vance, Hughes Co.
ZltBltS Bros Boxes.
Junction ron Works.
Whitaker Iron Works.
Llughln Iron Works.
BCnWOOi lr,n Works.
A, Sweeney 4 on,
Hobbs, BrOCkunler& Co.
For full particulars In regard to terms Of sale md
Ell. ROSE d CO,
Aul4 IS Twelfth Street
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WHEELING
Female College

Nh, lcsin It's SSH Annual Session sEFTENDERS g.
IN sddl Ion tn the full corps Of Experienced
ln,tfnclnr in the prescribed course there VIII W
HHtIng: in Voice culture, Singing and Musical
CUnlOs.lOn,
suicrlor accommodations for bOGrdeH.
Bnlldlpg thoroughly repaired reiurniSaCl and
heated ysCam. Expenses reasonable.
Fottulthcr particulars address
JAS. A. BROWN, Pres't.
,,- Wheeling ", Va
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Mrs. Cleveland never rgets a face, and
therefore book agents seldom call sec.
end time.-N Y. Journal.
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| VIC wa pNNAl hNu AhgAEy INV AANA NAfNt
buy a ticket, Your professional dealhead
will make $1,000 Rnd then write Tor .
Complimentary" For some unknown
reason the professional deadhsad has in,
grained Rntpathy to paying for o seat Of
the theatre or on railroad train. de Will
lie, iawn and dishonor his family to get
his seats for nothing, and then he Will
take his friends and spend $50 In wine be-
tween tho acts. Good society is honey
Combed with desdheads, They OWL their
coaches, dress In Partisan tlnery, wear dia-
monds, give late suppers after the per-
formRnCe at the Brunswick, but they
never pay for their seats,
This has given rise to some very curious
customs ut the New York theatres. First
OF all is what ia called the "CoaChers,"
They are swell deadhesds who own their
equipages, and are sure to come on q first
night in them ifthey get Complimentaries.
AS 1t Is very desirable TO make ashOw OF
carriages on the first night OF q piecs the
managera pet them and take every means
to get them out, To facilitate the theatre
there has recently been published little
book called the "Ooschers' List" which
gives the names OF the swell families that
CAH Ub uepeuusN w W luEu Out VIII tuclI
vehicles on llrst night II they receive
cOmplimentaries before o'clock. 1t Is
but fair to say that this list is very
accurately and honestly edited. II a
respectable family is known to re.
ceive tickets ana then takes u horse car 1t
is stricken from the pages. 1t is estimat-
cd that come OF these families pay as high
as $4,000 a year for horses and carriages
in order to get tickets that would not in
the same time cost over S75. Col. Maple
son, OF delunct Italian opera fame, work.
ed tho coaches on the oil nights for one or
two seasons most admirably. Irving
place would DO crowded with carriages,
the hustle andair Of genteel interest was
overwhelming and there would be no
money in the house. This business fell
into something like disrepute when tho
livery men began to furnish coaches by
contract 10 tho theatres. 1t was found
that they could be hired on contract tor
81 80 night, and 1t cost two seats, or s.,
10 send them to the deadheads.
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ABOUT THE DEADHEAD
THE FREE TICKET ISIouIry.
Nym crlnEle Exposes the Devastation of
Theatre Passes In the NowspapO Offices
aud in Society Wealthy DeadhVads.
The Woes of Managers
NEW YoRK, August 10.

ne OF the
standing hui"
man Curlosi'
ties Of New
York is the
wealthy dead
head, 1t may
not be gener-
ally known,
out " l9R TACT,
neverth eless,
that no dead.
head was ever
known to be
impeCunious.
The poor
who wants 10
90 to q thea
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nlnE MISSES pODDRIDGE

WIlIE MISSES DODDKIDGE
Haze Transferred thrIr School from the franklin
in, laii q Building to their residence, p ONO
steel, where they have tted W slidio ma
NUst Rooms opportunities Tor practice IuT'
nj he'd purI,s who have no ihnO ,.,.,
fll, III opens sCptCmbCr6, Pupils admitted
AlHnT time uui-S
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Honesty, TO be sure, is tho best OF poll
cy, but It sometimes bothers fellow to
pay the installments.
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Transportation.

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI II ST,
il LOUIS RAILROAD PsnhRadla Route;
Time t.bla for East and West corrected % JUNE
96 lSs6, TrRlns leave Panhandle station, iOOt OF
Eevcnlh street, lelr public landing, Gs follows,
Central standard time:
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
l. ioPERATINGl
CLEVELAND J. PITTSBURGH X, r,
Condensed tiule,, able Oi passenger trains cor,
rsrtAt ~ Web lkSS- C'n1sl StSnTATh Time;
BAT MI NORTH TO TIITsIUddII AM CLEVILIND.
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QUO RIVER RAILROAD.
" the liable corrected 10 JUNE % 1885. Trains
leave rinhpGdle Station, f0't Of Eleventh street.
near public landing, rs iOllows-CentRI tRndari
Time-WhiCh Is % minutes slower than Wheeling
0oIS0 SoUTrr.
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Al trans daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leaving Bridgeport At i:l7 p. m. 1859 city
time sfilve at Chicago at 6:SQ following morning.
Trims leave Cleveland for Wheeling a. B;l6 o.
m l2:l0p. nj: arriving NJ BIOS p. Ia aud 7:IS m.
Lave Cleveland at li:l0p. m, arrive at Bridge
port ut 7A6 u, In.
+ A. FORD.
Gen, Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES McCREA, General Manager.
HlIInhliHnh
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XWHEELING & PITTSBURGH DlY4

On aud alter MAYO, 1855 passenger trains vii
run ~ iOllOWl-WhCellDR time.
For Pittsburgh. b:06R m, 1885 q. m. daily; las
p M, 9 % u iu., daily
From Ptlgburgh- $50 a. m, 6i20 p. m, daily
eJnept Sunday; 1873 p. M, daily; 9;2tR m daily
From Washington 1875 q. IN daily II: a. M,
G:1O p. M, lO:25 p. m. daily.
G. K LORD, General Passenger Agent
j. DUNBAR, General Superintendent.
1T LANE, TiRV, Pas,. Agt, Wheeling.