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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
THE G. A. R.
Close o. the Department Encamp-
msnt Yesterday.
Committee Reports, Resolutions Adopted
ard Officers InstaIled-The Social
and Supper.

The Department Encsmpuent Of West
Virginia G. A. R. resumed its session at
1915 q. m yesterday.
The Chief Mastering Officers report was
receive and read, showing the mastering
in Of ten Posts during the year, as follows:
No. so. Geo. Smith Post, at Wick.
No. 80. W. A. Harris Post, at Belleyille.
No. 80, W. P. Green Post, at West
Union.
No 81, Mcclellan Post. at Cairo.
No. 35, Samuel Sidger Post, at Came
ron.
NJ So, Kuykendall Post, al Richie
ca.
No. 80, Lander Post, at Paw Paw.
No. 80, J. J. Goodwin Post, at Bssnett.
No. 40, B. Golf Poet, at Warrington.
No. Al, ]. D. Baxter Post, at Braxton
C. II.
The report Of the Committee on Depart
ment Officers Reports, showing them TO be
correct, was received.
A committee of three was appointed to
draft bylaws for the Department Encsmp
ment, to be presented at the next session
The Adiutant General was ordered to
procure rituals and service books for the
use of the Department
The incoming Council Of Administra,
ton is to examine accounts of delinquent
Posts and report at next session what ois
position should be made OF them.
A resolution requesting contributions
for the relief of Comrsde NJ. Wallace
Chaplain of the Department, was adopted
also one recon mending and approving Of
the Sons of Veterans organization and
calling attention Of the public as well 81
the members OF the Grand Army thereto
A committee Of three was appointed tc
petition the Legislature for the turning
over to this Department Of the medals IS
sued BY the State of West Virginia to the
Union soldiers.
The thanks of the Department Encsmp
uent we're extended to Holiday Post No
u for their generous hospitality, and sist
to the retiring Department othcers ioi
their attention TO the duties during the PISS
year. =
Two o clock was the hour Set for In
stallng the officers, after which recea
was taken for dinner. :,
The Department again met at ? clock
snd the following officers were duly 10
stalled BY Department Commando I b
Smith:
John Carlin, Department Commander,
Lee Haymoud, Senior Vice Commander
RE Fleming, Junior Vice Commander
= DR.. NJ S. Hall, Medical Director
Rev R, NJ. Wallace. Chaplain.
The Department Commander then an
nounced the following as his staff: r; ID
Crago, A. A General; Thomas c. Miller
A Q NJ. General, after which the Depart
, ment Commander issued General Orde
= No. ], reciring the location OF headquarter
, At Wheeling, and mis- appointments 60 ia
made.
A motion was made tha. the A A Gen
ersl apply TO the Secretary OF War for th
, issue of silk flags on requlsition OF the va
rious Posts, to be made within thre
months.
After sundry remarks for the good o
the order. and the singing OF some arm,
SONGS, the Department Encampment ad
iourned to meet at 7:3O p nj at Crane
, Army Hall, with Holiday Post No. Il ant
, the Women's Relief Corps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
The Temperance Schools.

Eight weeks ago temperance school
was organized iu the Chspliue street NJ E.
Church, and similar organizations have
since been made at North street. ard Fourth
street churches. 10 these schools 10th SCI.
enti6c and moral instruction is given. and
they are calculated to be of great good not
only to the cbil3Esu but to all Who attend
them. journals after the plan OF Sunday
school literature are used. and the schoois
in every way promise vigorous work
The Chapline street school is held an Fri.
day evening aud ths Fo1ris stree. and
North street schools on Saturday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Prosressiys Euchra.

Miss Jennie Pryor handsomely enter.
tanned a number of friends at her home
out the National Rosd, Wednesday eve.
ming, with progressive euchre. After a
spirited game. Miss Nellie S'orr won the
fret ladies' prize and Mr.. NeIson Cecil,
the FIRST gentIemsns. Choice refreshments
we're served at q reasonable hour and we're
discussed with relish. The affair was
delightful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Advice &c Mothers.

Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup for chill.
drsn Ieothirg, is the prescription Of one Of
the besttemale nurses and fhyaicians In the
United States, and has been used for fo.,y
years with never failing success BY mi.
lions Of mothers for then children. Dur.
ing the process Of tsething its valus is in.
eslculable. Il relieves the child from pain,
euFsa dyssntssy and diarrhea, gripping 10
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child Il rests the mother,
Price 2Se q bottlA
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EXCURsUyN TO CINCIssArI

Via the II. d o. X. X. to the Seventh May
Musical festival ON May Is, 10, 70, II,
&c, 1886.
On tie above dates the B 4 o. r. r
will ~ Il round trip tickets 10 Cincinnati, at
low '.xcurshion rates Festival Chorps OF
600 trained voice.; Grand Orchestra Of
mtHe than 100 artists; FIVE Eyenin1. Con.
certs, May Ia. 70. 20, Il, %. Two After.
moon Concerts. May 20 and %. Tickets
will be Roed going and returni OF on all
regular trsiDs. and will be good returning
until Ma %, inclusive.
kems nber, that the B 4 O. r. r. will
land y on in the Grand Cent al Depot in
the entire Of the CRY and pesr the promi.
ney t hotels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle of the MOvemnets
of Individuals.

Our Daily Chronicle of the MOvemnets
of Individuals.
Harry Mcclure is in St. Paul.
Bernie McMechen is home from a trip TO
New York.
Deputy 7. S. Marshal Neheu IS quarter.
ed at the Howell House.
Mr.. John Crawford, Of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday, on business.
Miss Helen Devries has returned from 6
visit to friends in Washington, D. c.
K T. Devries, Jr, has returned to
GeorgetoFn college, sfter short vacation.
K. S. Foreman, otMiddlsbourne, j. G.
Stewart and z Delaney OF New Martins
vile, Edward Mcconnell, of Cresap's
Grove, and John DALEY, of Detroit, Mich =,
are qusrrered at tie Howell!
Mr. H. F. Behrens, accompanied by his
son, returned yesterday from Birmingham
Ala, where they have been visiting Mr..
B says houses still continue to spring up
like mushrooms down there, and business
is good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
hPinaforsn Tonight.

The National IDEAL Opera Company
gave La Mascotte" ct the Peoples
Theatre, last evening, to a good sized aud
spprecistive audience The opsTa was
rendered in an excellent manner, and the
performers received frequent applause.
n. NJ s. Pinsfore" will b. given tonight
and as this opera has not been seen for 8
long time in our city. it will 10 doubt be
rendered TO q crowded house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
spsclaltlss at the Bon Ton, 11.s Main St.

Received twelve dozen children's fine
embroidered caps, which We will continue
to sell at 25c, worth more thSu double the
money; also nice lot Of lace caps at &c,
and finer grades from q to so Per cent.
lower than sold elsewhere; pure silk lace
mitts at l5c; parssols in all the different
styles at astonishing low prices. 1t will
pay you to examine then before purchss.
ing elsewhere. Fans in great varieties.
beautiful designs, and a. prices to suit
everybody. Come early and avoid the rush.
Bon Ton, Ladies and Gents Furnishing
Store, ll42 Main street.
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This Evening Being Looked Forward to
With

This Evening Being Looked Forward to
With Interest.
Many ofour citizens have all week been
looking forward to this evening With autic.
ipations of pleasure, for during the hours
elapsiug between 8 o'clock and midnight
they are sure TO find complete enjoyment
aud freedom from worldly care The cause
of this general feeling CT rejoicing is
the grand musical opening OF John D.
Schmidt's Orleans saloon. No. l4ll Mar.
kst street. The Opera House Orchestra
viii be in attendance and Will discourse
its sweetest music, the new summer garden
will be brilliantly lighted, and the fuest of
wines, beer aud liquors will be dispensed.
A large crowd will undoubtedly be present
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Tho FarIy Closing Movement

The hstters. taiors, clothiers AMI gents
furnishers, have agreed to close their
places OF business the year round at p
m, Saturdays excepted, aso excepted two
weeks before holidays, Fourth of July,
Christmas aud New Years and Eair week,
to take effect May l0;t. To protect and
enforce the sGora agreement they have
agreed to form Merchants Union, and
meeting will probably be called for Sun.
day
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Circuit Court.

In Part Two of this Court, Judge Boyd
yesterday. the case Of A. r McCshau W.
George Ankle aud Stephen Wilcox. claim,
ipgS 5000 damages, came up, Pendleton
and a q. Caldwell for defendants aud
Col. Rosert White for plaintiff. The case
was continued.
In Part Two, Judge Jacob, the case of
Henry We. Ankle is still on trial
In Part Two, to day. the cases of O q.
Kimmirs vs. J II. Oldham, in assn an osis
and 81 S. Thornburg Va The Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railroad, appeal, will come up
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"Eq uirationals."

Prof crocksr's troupe Of trained horses
known to the world as the "Eq1irationals"
will open q weeks engagement at the
Opera House, Monday evening next. The
animals ore wonders OF intelligence, aud
perform remarkable ieS,s for beasts.
Crowded houses will doubtless greet them
at every performance. Popular prices
will be the order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
The Park to Open Sunday.

Extensive improvements are being made
along the Wheeling aud Elm Grove motor
line, aud the work ia being rushed in order
that i; may be completed by May l..
Wheeling Park will open the coming Sun
day, May 2, With grand sacred concert
by the Opera House Orchestra, a foe
musical programme having been arranged
for the occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Death of a Young Man.

William Hayburp, who was taken sud
denly i'll with rheumatism Of the heart sew
ersl days since, aud narrowly escaped
death at the time. Of which mention was
made in Wednesday mornings REGISTER
never folly recovered from the attack and
died last evening at 9 o'clock. The de-
ceased vas jdst tEenty-one years OF age.
and had many friends in tie city Who siIl
be panied to hear Of his M timely death.
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence of his mother. 1928 Water street
Sunday afternoon at = o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
An ImnroYament-

The Psnusylvapia railroad company and
the lines under lie control have issued
new thousand mile book, good over
eighteen different roads. Formerly travel
ing men had 10 purchase q book for each
road on which they travelled, making it
necessary to carry any number from one
to half dozsn The new arrangement,
besides saving immediate o1,lay, will be a
great convenience. The purchaser signs
his name in the book aud also on the back
OF the coupons torn off by the conductor
making the book Don.trausferrable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30

Mr.. Wilbur L Wright yesterday received
official notification that be had been elected
Chief Consul OF West Virginia for the
League OF American Wneelmen. His du.
ties are to dssiguste League ho'els, repsir.
ere, ETC., etc. Willis many friends are
pleased at his election and extended him
hearty congratulations yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Rather Fresh,

Mr.. Hsrtshorn allowed his hopeful heir
to visit the | nited States Circus; there he
saw among the things that delighted him
the comicsl p-rfrm,Eg donkeyG OF the
clown, Johnny Saunders When young
Rartshorn goi home he was relating thsir
antics 10 his pa, when The seuior Interrupt.
ed:
They must have been VesY cute, my
boy"
"You be" responded hopeful; way
pa, they kroy ss much at you dc"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Officers of the Wheeling wheelmen.

The Wheeling Wbeelmeu held meeting
last evening, and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, DR.. C. F. Mason; Secretary, and
Treasurer, A Allen Wheat; Captain, W.
l. Wright; Lieutenant, DE-. r. Il. Bullsrd;
Color Bearer, K. J. Smyth, Jr.; Blgler,
d. A. Taylor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30

A lady named Mrs.. Sands from Pitts
burg called upon Coroner Sehultzs yester.
day, and after examining the articles taken
from the body Of the Aoater found o few
days since, came to the conclusion that
the body is that Of her father in-lsW. Thos
Sands. Who Was employed in RrnAvilIe
She sent for her son who viii be down TO-
day. and II her suspicious prove correct
the body viii be taken to Pitthburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Transfers of Real Es,a,s,

The following transfers Of real sa;S' vs,s
left for recc.i at C!eik Hook oeics v..
ia;day:
!, Deed made April % 1886. By Msrpsre.
McGsrry to y. B. Grimm for ,ha san,s
2sli OIL OF Inc east .alt Of The vest half of lot
NO IZ5 CD alley Is. Consideration, $3.50.
= Zee" made February !, 1886, By James
W W, FRAZER and wife and others, 10 MARY
"hlte' tor pieos Of land in Ohio county
containing az 50 acres. Consideration,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Saloon Opening.

|f. John Kemple has bought the sale o q
0rmerly kept by NJ Hesrne, aud will ope 4
on Saturday morning With a grand trea
lunch. he invites al his friends to call
ard zee him. His bar will be supplied
with the best Of wines, liquors, &c to be
found in the CITY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30

Wanted-COOk
Water CooteTs-Nes5itt & Bro.
Dickens Complete VIII = stZnt0n Dayen
port.
Lace Curtains NJ COst-G. Aends : Go.
To Builders-Hm SchOcke-.
E1cslsiOf Baking PoEdsr-R. n. Lis.
DiamOursa peciAlty-r. -. Dillon.
sStane WGrs-R. J. 5mvth.
Boys Pureaue shirt waists--D. GundlinS 4 Go.
l. a. %. r. Funeral Notice,
Opeuing Of wheeling Park:
kntire New stock g. A. BeUter- LEGAL Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30

SPRING and Summer stock Just
received An elegant and com
pIete line Of SuiIingS, PRntalOOn-
InEs and OYereOSIings, which we
will make mp In the best style
and NJ low prices
q. HRSS a SONS,
I32I a 1875 Market 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Wanther Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. C, April 3O.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, cooler westerly
winds, fair weather.
For the lower lake region, northerly
winds, cooler fair weather, followed BY light
Lacal -aioa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Cane Presentation.

Last evening the choir Of lions Luther.
an Church presented Prrf II. J. Arbenz.
their orgsnist. with b andsome gold head
ed cane, upon bis res .gns,ion Of the posi-
ton. The Professo i: Was quite overcome By
the handsome test noniaI Of the cboirs sp
probation, butip his ususl happy way man
aged to express his feelings very pleas
antly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
DIED..

HAfBCRE-O On Thursday, April 70. 1886, at 9
O'Clock p. m, WILLIAM HAYBUsE, sged 81 ytaIs
Funeral from the residence Of hi, nolher, Mn
Hannah HsyburD, No. 2s2s Water street, Sunday
afternoon At 2 O'Clock. IntSrmsnt at Greenwood
cemetery. Friends are invite to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
THE DAILY CALENDAR
To-day's Amusements.
Chief Consul Wright.

PEOPLES THEATRE, S p. M.-"Pinsio-4"
CH,PLISE eTREET hINE, p. -SkatIng and
Dancing Carnival by Social Seven.
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ubeeliu9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Ths Weather.

Following shows the state of the Their
slomeeer for yesterday. as observed By c.
Schnspf, the Opera House druggist 7 g..
al 81; Y m, -; 3 p. m, IL ! p. m,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30

Sixty Pairs Ladies' House Slip
peFs al 50c. per pair, At the cash
store of J. W. AMICK,
III3 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
Finest Kangaroo

Hand made shoes for gentlemen. Every
pair warranted Finest ard so.test shoe
made, at J. W. ANICB's,
ll43 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30

Sixty Pairs Ladies' House Slip.
Pers at soc. per pair, at The cash
store Of j. w. AMICK,
HAS Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30

nuolnaee II yoa want business. advertise for
Dtoiloso n. II you have 4 good business, al
Vsrtiss 70 keep IL. Ina kzsIsTER Il . good
medium.
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he CAME TO GRIEF.
Edward KinnaRe alias 0. c. wilson
Caught On the Fly.
A Clever SwindIer Captured BY the
Police Yesterday-His Record in
Pittsburgh and Phila-
delpAia.

About ten o'clock yesterday morning
Chief ofPoHee Smith received q telephone
message from Chief Blsekmore, OF Pi'ts-
burg, asking that q lookout be Kept i0r
one C. C. Wilson, who was 9 passenger On
the General Pike, due at moon. A short
time afterwards telegram came from the
Pittsburs authorities, addressed to the
clerk Of the Pike, asking that the man be
pointed out TO the police. The steamer
rounded to at tbs wharf a6olt noon' ana
among those who go. of vas large tall
fine looking man with q Aorid complexion,
= black mus.sehe, and q dignihed and
stately appearance, who superintendent
-;,b some sohcitude the trsnEfer OF four
LARGE AND HEAVY TRUNKS.
He carried q small leather handbag, and
had thu general air Of q commercial mai
On large salary. About the time th'
trunks had been safely placed on the deeS
of the Wharfboat, Lieutenant Bob JunklH'
and Officer Carney put in On appearance
and told the gentleman that he vas want
al Al police headquarters Seemingly as
ronpdsd beyond measure, Mr.. Wilson pro
tested in most emphatic terms against th'
Interruption the visit would cause 10 his
mercantile interests, but the officers INSIST
"a and be was escorted to City dali
There he was quietly placed IN cell No .
amid his heated and emphatic protests a
the Outrage" 10 which ne had been SUD
isc.ed. claiming 10 be q travelling maj
representing dry goods and Eelry houses
| Tbe Plttl6urg authorities were at onc'
communicated with, and an answer wa
received u hold the man at sll hazards
and an officer would be sent down on II
FIRST train.
Mr. Wilson's trunks were then losde,
mon 9 vehicle ard carted to the Lookup
where they we're placed in the back room
One Of the trunks had seen considerable
service, the top having been damaged by
baggage smasher at some period IN Its nj
tory, while the other three were rev sn
had evidently quite recently LETT the hand
oF the manufacturer or dealer. All Wer
very heavy, one being so weighty as
REQUIRE two or three men to carry 1t Int
the room.
About three o'clock REGISTER reporte
called on Ne. Wilson at the lookup, an
endeayored to draw from him somethln
of mis- history, where he hailed from b
destination, the names OF the houses erel
resented, etc, but with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-30
\ GREAT EVENT.

Music at the ALEXANDRA Palace rink to-
night.
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The Body Identified

L.s.GOODSUo sell dry goods the chsapes
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

Ssw YORK. sept. ac-Elour market nuu tut
weak Pine, O. i,Ng2 - supcruuo y 1tsa -;
Common to t-ouu Extra western, .! ,1sIt ~ /;
t,oud tO Chuico Extra Western g. SN5 ~
city min ENtras, ~ tsSst t5 tor " est Iudtes (
MINI. Extra, 8, U0tsS Cos Extra 40. = o. Esil8 ~
Good 10 Fancy ENtIu state e. ,s,tGI - Common
to Pair ENtTa ohio. o. 7osIS ~
Whoat-NC. ! Red state ON spot, sc; No,
sue Oct, NtNC Nov, NJ. e..
Jon-No. : Mixed, cash, TIys oct, sc ;
Nov, i>lsJ.
Oats-No. l white state. SPOT 85c: No. 2
do, 3nc No Mixed Western. oct, E1y.
Rye Jun and nominal Western, a5US7 Can
ada, hftlA>C.
Barley very NuiCL
Pork quiet New Mess, 81 EtII -
Lard-Sept, - - : oct, = Un. NOV. sut1
holasses uullg IKE. Tor ~ test boiling
stock rorto Rico. SSgi>C.
Turpontino easier al 80 nC.
kcSiu quiet strained to sgppd. 81 uutel OK.
FeightS nrm grain to Liverpool. 81 &c
Petroleum pCivt rCnuCd In barrels, U'. do
in cases, SssUaAaC.
Butter Market frm: Sew western
ceaInery, laitSc Pcnu9 do, q tt!NGC
Cheese quiet but nrm; Western Plat o. ,Isluc
kggs firms state, lsSsGltC; Western. Gl9
2lc.
sugar-market duu Ecnuhd CuuoaI alcc
granulatCd, &c,
Thlow puictand steady prime city, 1 Lice,
Coffee nrm tHir CArgpes AT Fac.
Ricedull Carolina and Louisiana, common
TO fair, 3S04C kaugu,n, NallNC.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25
CLOSING Prices! O'Clock 2. ".
Live STOCK narsst..

CHloAsn, sept - The DrorerS' Journal reports &:
Catte-Recetpts, lo.nn head; shipments sou
head; market slow shipping steers, 40 to
la'l Ts, s3 i'5 Is. stOCkers ana feeders at O. y
O. % cows, bulls and mixed At o. 25RI - :
bulk at > pI2 20: through Texas cattle
steady; cows, 81 Nl! 81 steers, :. % - West
ern rangers easier natives and haliUrCcdS
tfGi -; cows - 5ptl2 - wintCUyd Texans, e ~
as %.
Hogs-ReCeipts, 1900 head: shipments,
g.UH head market SLOW; rough auI mixed,
q .1gl % packing and shipping, 81 Hrp4 au:
LEnr - pt,Bi .. skip-, = SgJ5 60
sheep-kucCipts, &uJU head shipments i-u
market was steady; natives, a. urSg5 -:
western. . 751s3 40 Texans, q iuG5 ~ lambs,
g. 50G4 -.
East sFrT-Cattle--reCeipfs. 81 head .
shipments. I'D: market nothing doing: All
through o0n-ignmeuis shipments to New
York, none.
Hngs-r"Ceipts. 800 head shipments. asn0
mead; market slow Philaislp phias at ~ ga
5h' 1orksr-, a. -stlI - gris-crs, o. iH.l4 ID:
shipments u New York to-day, 10 carloads
She"p-rec"iptS, lnb mead shipments, so
head market nrrn prime f4.ri -. fair 10 good,
g. -bGJ - common, O. uNG}uu; lambs, e. JO6s5 %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

Last evening the Bennett a MOultOn
opera company had another large audience.
Every seat down stairs was taken and a great
crowd was standing, while the gallery was
packed. The " Mikado," which has not vet
failed as a drawing attraction in this city.
was given and the company sang it in man
ner satisfactory to the audience. The princi-
pal characters were taken as follows Yum
TuDa, Miss Bessie Louisa King Pitt sing,
Miss Essie Barton Peep BO, Carrie Lamont +;
Kdtishd, Edith Barton; MikadO, Frank u.
Nelson NdnRi Poo, Robert s. Nondine (;
Ko 10, Charles Bigelow, and Poo Bah, T.
v. Ricketts, The stage was nicely decorated
and the costumes were pretty.
This afternoon " Mikadon was repeated at
the matinee 10 large audience, and this
evening the company appears for the last
time in " The Msscotte."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-25

NEW YORK Sept - Wall Street, $50 r. m
Money loaned at 5fgj per cent. Exchange quiet
at " sg4 81 Governments were -teady
Currency G's, 81 - bid; - coups, as bid
iHs coups, lIl5- bid
The stock market this morning opened fever
ish ana irregular, but after the INST transactions
the list became strong ON buying OF ". L , \
l ana New England and y. y T., and prices ad
Nanced TO = to l3s per cent. The market then
became weak on rcaliZl ltiuns and in some cases
prices declined . 10 's per cent. Since noon
there has been somewhat OF a better feeling
owing TO the bank statements showing an in
crease in reserve. The banks now hold sgU7g-
Ii ALnNN.