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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-27

Real Estate Agents

A. j. BRADLEY q CO.. Thirte,lth a H
streets, Manchester. Agent ior OBJ.
burg savings and Insurance lOuI
q. \. NASHON son. No. %. l
X. h. CHAFfIN GCO.. NO h g.. ID't.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 40 Il.
street.
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D. THOMPSON. Franklin street ..
change Hotel. Advertising
Board fence and wall sl-I,A~ N
L. LIPSCOMB. No. . y. NIitn .N'..
painting and YlhlnE DID slll...
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\. J. DAVIS. - y. Ninth -fr.0f -t
awnings, oil-cl0ths, and paper hats
Plumbers. Ga, and steam titfri>
Il. r. REDFORD. 1910 r.. Main sfu.t I
cal plumher. sinner. gt- lni steam
L. 4. IINSLEf. 90 brO.h avenue.
gas ntting, thinning, So.
Railroad Ticket rocker
CRAWFORD a HAVE lYIY l
street. Railroad aui -ttHWI.f
all parts az the world hIu4lt
exchanged.
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K. GARCIN & CO.. 1850 Franklin -ir.,i
ushed l~SU. Toilet and lAunir} a
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f.. ". LOWE. < f. Man street
,er of Cbamuion Woven Wire Nti''
and Cots. The best aud cheapest a ,-'
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Il. "A. MORRIsETT. 80. l5 -oselih 81.
Manchester. Phone 40
ug.a ,t.ttr..... ami cots.
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Rubber stamps

VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. BIS B.. hr..'-f
Betting. hose. ami all binds 90 rt
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r ". stage. Twelfth street. under AI
Hotel. Civic and military tailor
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ELIZA COAL YARD lElba station A.
ana Pine streets " ;. Pitcher, asen'
Kinds OF Coal. Wood. and Coke
phone, "a
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1ng wgEELY TINES, 10y mail, postage paid
ane year, 81: six months, % cents three
months. % cents.
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Entered at the Richmond (vaJ Postofhce
second class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
FERRY.

LAST evening the City Council held q
special meeting TO consider all ordinance
offered by!he Wheeling Electrical Com
pspy. They ask the privilege Of building
a street railway and erecting poles and
wires to conduct electricity for light and
power. The ordinance was presented by
Mr. Galligan. 1t wss referred to the COM
mittee on Ordinances, with Messrs. Riley
and Hsnes added.
The difference in the opinions of the
farmers above this city IS to the benefit ard
damages they will sustain by the rev rail-
roads that aye coming through their lands
is amusing Some think it will benefit
them and Others that the damage will re
greater than that which the railroads can
do good, or at least more than what the
railroad will pay them Tor the land.
The chief topic on tie streets yesterday
was the delivery Of Goes and Taylor from
the Jail on Sunday morning. Mr.. Weems
WAS pretty generally censored for his care
lesspe1s, and all matters pertaining to the
police department were touched up.
A carriage load of gentlemen who are in
terested in the coal lands along the new
railroads on Short creek, passed through
the city yesterday eprOute for that point
Rev. John Pounds, Of Canton, o., who
has been the guest Of Miss Jessie William
SOD, left on Saturday for Alliance, OIIo,
where lie was to preach on last Sunday.
Prof. Edwin f. Sparks entertained The
twenty-oue teachers of the public schools
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
BENwOOD.

John Croutch. the man who met his
death OF the B. go. tracks below Boggs'
Ran, yesterday morning, leaves q wife
aud tcur snail children. The man was
found, about s o'clock lying on the track,
hy soue girls Who were going up to
Wheeling. II wss quite fcgSy. The
screams CT the girls bIought s~sSistauce.
The remains were taken to the under
takers. Again we repeat Let the double
tracks be fenced.
IN the cOn;e.t fOr a trunk at tie
Lutheran ~fsSlivsl little Willie Nolte was
the successlul candidate, having collected
S5l. In the little girls coute 1t for a small
r'ckiog chair. ths award was made to
RlrSie Scbiump, who had a parse OF SIS.
The festival wilt reopen Friday and Sat
u'day evenings.
lamps and lsEterns are ltfG by the
force working on the motor line, st such
! placCs on the road where there ID any
dagger Tor vehicles or foot passengers, and
the lights ere constantly disappearing
fl9SrS by pick thsm mp ard carry them
on. Ia oae instance there 10 \ clue 10 the
parties taking them.
81. John's Hall wss c.ORGed Saturday
night This festival will be closed until
Friday aud Saturday evenings.
Mrs. W Starlight aud Mrs. Arne.t are
cEhs,an's Ter 3 handsome upholstered
chair 4! the Luthera festival.
Ar Harry Bryant is expected home
I on New York tc-d4y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
RELLAIRE.

Thee. Thomas took a dead Don fIOm a
grccny stcre aud was captured. The
Mayor gave him SO and costs and Thirty
days iu Jail.
The merchants on Belmont street will
DO well to encourage the street car line,
outsiders to tie contrary nOtwi!hstand-
ing.
The coal haulers of the city have struck
foe ST. - n day and all the coal mines IN
the city are idle in cOps' QutnCe.
Thomas Mccoy fell in the ''swing hole
at the Union Window Glass Works and
sustained serious injuries.
Three Of our well known young men
have suddenly left the city. There is a
girl in the case.
The crossings Of the paved streets are so
covered with mud that they are almost
impossible.
Frank Hall, oldest son of Mrs. /. H..
Hall. died yesterday of consumption, aged
81 years.
Two females pulled hair on Saturday
and found - resting place for q day in the
lookup.
The lumber yard opposite the Relmont
glass works will b9 used as a railroad
yard.
The flint glass o'ksrs will give q ball
in TurneC Hall OIL Christmas night.
The stores will remain open after Z
o'clock until after the holidays.
Rarnhilps boiler factory is doing cOnsid-
erlble work at present.
To-day is the date set for starting the
gas blower"
The b. & .. pay car was i'll town yes
tetday.
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r T y 7

Dat Of Pocket-The modern billiard ia
bic.
Whan armies aIc done away with and
mcn learn war no more, General News will
get StaGd ut the head Of many u coluun.
Jones-Do you tel, your wife where you
sperd yoUr evenings?
Smith-Yes, When | know.
Isn't my poetry CT a high order" de-
manded a post OF the editor. 1T is, iu-
led" replied the latter, remembering that
he saw his wife paperiDg the garrett with
g lot Ct It.
Mr.. Pots TO Mrs. Hsm-CauVaS. Of
ChicaecJ-You didn't stay in Paris long,
Mr.. Hlm-Canvas with a sigb)-No!
Ing. JUST - | got to feel mt home and
ike u genuine Parasite, Mr.. Ham-Canvas
had to 20 back home.
Wife What are you g)irg TO give me for
It Christmas PRESENT?
Ilrsb4nd-Ityou could play on the VIC
lem | kom I'd give yOu.
"Whlt?"
''I. is called q chin RESI-"
A Montana young man who held a load
ed pistol TO his head and Threatened to blow
his brains oqt in presence of a girl unless
she would consent TO marry him, was cody
told by the young woman that ne would
have to blow some brains into his head
first. He didn't blow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18

last evening at. the home Of the Misses
Eggleson on Fourth street.
Charles Hu~n phreyyills, Sr., will leave
in a few days for Birmingham, Alahams,
TO locate there. Charles, Jr, will accom-
pany him.
Miss Ella Campbell will entertain q
number of her young friends this evening
at her home on North Thid street.
Myres, the travelling ticket agent Of the
Pennsylvania Company, was in the city
yesterday looking after business.
Mr.. Robert Hall, who has been the
guest Of her parents for the past week, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Nellie Mendell, of Bethany, W. Va,
will visit the Misses Williamson in the
Grove this week.
N. NJ. Ong, q former citizen of this
place, now of S~teubenville, was in town
) yesterday.
The bridge inspectors of the Pennsylva-
mis- Company passed down over the road
yesterday.
W. ]. Rainey, who has been in the city
for the past three days, lett yesterday for
Pittburg.
Ed. Winning, of Brilliant, was in the
city yesterday.
E, Shank and John Cam pbell, two apple
buyers of Wellsville, O., were in the city
yesterday.
J. C. McCleary, Of Portland, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Miss Cleaver, from near Washington,
Pa, ia at the Hotel haywood.
Underwear at Dixon Bros.
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CLARINGTON GOSSIP.

Special Correspondence orthc Register.
C~LNRINGToN, O, December 17.-Mr.
A. \. Baldwin ~Suudayed here with his
family.
Mr.. c. G. THOMAS made a business trip
10 Wheeling laat Monday.
Mr.. Chas. Powell and Diff Frantz took
in CilmOro's concert at Wheeling Wednes-
day.
Misses Carrie link and Carrie Miller,
who Rave hen visiting nt Wheeling, re-
turned meme Wednesday.
Miss Cra HenthOrp, Of Il ,llaire, visited
friends here 2 lew days this week.
DE-. l. D. Citizens, OF Bingham, o, was
10 town Thursday.
Mr.. John DON, who has been brakeman
on the G. l.. q W. K. K. for some time,
was in town a few days this week.
Mr.. JohusOn Jones, of Dillis Bottom,
was in town Friday.
Mr. Philip Miller is visiting friends at
Marietta.
Mr.. c. L. Kronipg WAS at Powhatan
Friday evening.
Mr.. John Habermshl, OF Allegheny, Is
among friends and TelstiveS here.
MI. George Yo.t, Secretary Of Beilaire
Bottle Works, IS with relatives on Wells
Bottom.
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Z

The new Presbyterian Church will be
formally opened On Wednesday afternoon
next by having therein what is called a
Christmas market. The ladies have put
forth their untiring efforts in pertecting
the arrangements for the occasion, and we
are already assured of the success Of the
sfair. FIrst-class meals will be served
each evening from Wednesday to Saturday
inclusive, consisting of turkey, oysters,
chicken salad, celery and all the delicacies
Of the season. Everybody should avail
themselves of the opportunity to contrib
uts ID a good, charitable cau:e
Mr.. John Koehuline, Of the firm of
Koehnline Bros, met with a very painful
accident yesterday morning. While 1t IS
not very serious in nature, It is very pain
fuI, to say the least. He was engaged in
repairing at their icehOuse and was on a
scaffold Il. the time OF the accident. AS the
scsffold was of q very frail nature, 1t gave
way, thus throwing Mr.. Koehnline to the
ground, q distance of about fifteen feet In
falling ne sustained the fracture OF several
ribs, which will necessarily render him
unable for duty for SOME time to come.
Mr.. Eddie Clark, bookkeeper for the
Elson Glass Co., Martins Ferry, is con
fined to his room by an attack OF typhoid
ever. His many friends wish Ill q
SPEEDY recovery.
Messrs. John Kuhn and st. Glare Alex
ander, who have been attending the Ohio
State University, at C,lumbus, have re-
turned home TO spend the holidays with
their parents.
the remains of Mr. Samuel Showalter
were conveyed by special train, on Sunday
moraing last, to his home in Lorain, o.,
from which plGce they will he buried to-
day.
Mira. Phoebe Lampharter, who has been
visiting MIS- Elizabeth Kcehnlire for some
time past, has returned 10 her homa In
CirCleyIllP, o.
Miss Ida Mcconnell and her grandfather
Geo. Bartholomew, are ut LOrsin attend
Ing the funeral Of Mr.. Samuel Showalter.
Miss Hattie Rose, an accomplished
Young lady of the Island, has taken charge
OF the telephone office at night.
Mr.. J. Chas. Heinlciu leaves about the
2Oth of this month to be the guest OF
friends in Pottsville, Pc.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will be enter
famed on Wednesday afternoon at the Iesi-
dence Of Mrs. +. c. Robinson.
MIR. aud Mrs. W. l.. Butchers home has
been frightened by the arrival OF an In
Isnt daughter.
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Lower; COMMON and light "a 5Oa5 10;
packing and butchers 81 90a5 10; receipts
10, 700 head; shipments 1900 head.
PETROLEUM.
OIL City.

OIL City.
OIL CITY, Pa, December 17.-Petro-
leum-Opened at 92c; highest 92tc;
lowest 913c; closed at 91sc; sales 972. OOO
barrels; clearances 1872. 600 barrels;
chrrters 81, 1913 barrels; shipments 1O9,l
barrels; runs sc, 761 barrels.
PittsburR.
P~rrTsBURa, PA, December l7.-Petro-
leum-Dull but steady; opened at Slfc;
closed at 91sc; highest S2sc; lowest 9l3c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, December l7'-Petro.
leum-Ofened and highest 92s; lowest
9lSc; closed at 914c; clearances 1876, 900
barrels.
Titusvills.
TTTUsvILLR, December 15.-Petroleum
Opened at 9l2c; highest 92Ic; lowest
9lic; closed al 9lsc.
New York.
NEW YORK, December 17.-Petroleum-
Opened weak at 92c, and after an advance
OF SC in early trading gave way under
sellirg orders from tie west and declined
to 81 &c. The market closed firm at 9lIc
Total sales, 1885, 600 barrels.
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Railroads.
DALTInoRE AND OHIO r r.

Departure. Q. Tr.,n. nom Wheeling; i iss%
EIpreS ion Chicago and the EortnHe, Lv.o
a, $50 p. n. and $40 p. N. daily, ana li:'p'
"a. daily except Saturday. ~,. ,o.as
Exprals for Cincinnati and ~ LDins WSS
n :, daily and ILLS S 2 3; Saas KS sI : 2. daily.
m. daily except saturday, and 40 p. n. daily e1'
ce BsiIsire Recommendation, Ills p. m, Saturday
EIpress for washington. D. G, Baltimore,
Philsdelphia and New YorE, via Grafton. s'1oG
m e, and p $40 ?; n; a.. aaiy Warrington, Pa, 500 . m.
a. NV EIpssss 80 . n. daily; i:4sp N; daily
s1csnt Sunday, Additional way train for
inston. pa, $50 D. m. daily except sunday:
fittsiurg' baltimore and ~Ph1sdslphia sS'p'
For Icundrtlle. q m. $40 & N, l26o noon'
EXCEPT Sunday, and $40 = u. daily.
For Grafton, 5:lo p. m. daily. nn.
fof Cumbsriand, $40 q m, daily exosps Bun
aiEo,r st csInyille SIS q m, 10 p. m. and
5:io D. N daily except Sunday. .,.
EInress trains arrive nom Chicago: s;ss ana
$50 q m, and $40 p. m. daily, anc Aoo H.
o1 fyr SaSep tr.iSs arrive nom st. Louis and Gin.
cinnsa, ass a m. and s:a p. N, daily. p.,.
RYnrs<s trains arrive from PhilAdelpnlA 5As'
,,nnore and washington, D. c., via Grafton, -
p. n. and 800 ,. m, daily, VIA fpAoofs "i'
a m, daily. and
$40 D. N. daily. and lo:S q m. DAILY except sun
day. ,o,. a.i,x
and leI5 o. m, except Sundays and ons p" H.
Trains srriye frum Warrington. Pa. 500 . m.
daily except Sunday. uu am, I'm
From Mcundsville, stb q m, daii!' Ahu iNo
D. M. daily except Sunday. ,.n,
Trains arrive nom Washington t' 49,
Trains arrive from CumoerlAnd, eS J. m
daily except Sunday: .n,son
Prom 81 ClsirSvflle, 1910 ana i+o Anu''sP'
m. daily except SUNDAY. s,,,
For Columbus and Cincinnati. 2ia ouh
Rssgsse called for and CHECKED at hotols ana
rsxddencSS on orders len Al Ticket ONCE l"o
CHAa o. SCULl.
General Passenger Agent
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SIAIES-lJui Iul III W.
RAILROADs-Very dull; sales $7S9,O 600.
STOCKS--The course OF prices IN the
stock market wac steadily upward through
out the sessiOn, without a set back OF I'M
portance. The buying of the coal stocks
and the grangers by insiders was very Cpar.
The anthracite shares were the feature in
the fore st. Pail especially showed
a steady strength, to which it has been a
stranger for mOnths. Outside OF the
two groups Of stocks mentioned
the movements were few in number, eX-
cept the snecialtits. Dullnees occurred
toward . T.. IN, but the list soon resumed
its activity and strength and the highest
prices of the day were reached in the last
hour. The principal advances are st Paul
81, Northwestern l., Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy II, Lackswsnna and Wheeling
and Lake Erie preferred Il, Reading and
Missouri Pacific II, jersey Central L.,
Omaha preferred and Lake Erie and West
eru preferred It. Sales 321,Sl3 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows;
Adams Express, 142; American Express,
10; Canada Pacific, 52&; Central Pacific,
sat Chesapeake and Ohio 17!; preferred do
frsts, l44; do seconds, ISL; Chicago and
Alton, 1874; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
1913; Delaware and Hudson, 1871; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western 1885,
Denver and Rio Grande, 16; Erie, 265;
do preferred, 80; Fl. Wayne, Isl; Hi.
nois Central, 113!; Lake Shore, 100; Mich
igan Central, IS; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
s; do preferred, ~; Missouri Pacific,
III; Northern Pacific, cat; do preferred,
So; Chicago and Northwestern 1865; do
preferred, 1873; New York Central, 1O7s;
Oregon Trauscontinental, 293 Pacific asil,
35I; Peoria, D. & E, 234; Pttsburg, 1854
! Pullman Palace Car, 17l3; Reaiing, As;
Rock Island, 50; st. Louis and San
Francisco, pa; do preferred, ca frst
prsferrsd, 1lO3; St. Paul, Minneapolis aud
Manitoba, 90; A.. Paul and Omaha, 33l
do preferred, 99t; Texas Pacific, 2ls
Uuioa Pscifc, 62!; United States Es'
preos, 73!; Western Union, S33.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-18
LIVE STOCK.
BaltmIore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, December IL, 1858.
rnnnAM NARDG

CALNERTON STOCk 1ARDS.
BERF CATTLE-The market hiss not
been active this week, and prices showed
no serious change from those OF last week
except toward tie close of operations,
when the values for the common grades
fell a slight fraction. The quality is no bet
ter than thOt Of last Thursday s.ofierlngs
We quot the range A. e. GOAL 80, most
sales ming made at 81 5OAl 90 per lOO
pounds. g,
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged
"a follows: Best bceves at 81 l2!a4 30.
those generally rated first quality IS GA
al 125, medium or good fair quality S3Ou
e3 378, and ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 81 OOa2 IS per 100 lbs.
OF the Cattle received l,068 came from
Virginia, 100 from West Virginia, lSl from
Ohio, Ga from Maryland, and "a from
Illinois. Total receipts tor the past week
$50 head against 2,~13 last week, and
2,:3l7 SANE time laRt year.
Of the offerings ia were taken by the
Baltimore butchers. PAL by country deal
era, and 100 by Eastern buyers. Total
sales Tor the week ! oil against l l76 last
week, and 1000 same TINA last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There is a decided
| falling OIL in the number Of the receipts az
compared with last week, some l,3UO
head less, and there is but little improve
ueut in the general quality of the Gffer,
iugs, there beirg a few extra sheep. There
is no charge to note in valnes. Trade Is
reported az very slow. We quote sheep
at 2e4fc for common to fairly good
and 4Ia41 cents per ID. gross for coed tt
extra. and lambs at 4!sjt cents per 10
gross. Receipts this weak of sheep anc
lambs 3 500 head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 17.-Csttle-Re
ceipts 16, 600 head; shipments 1000 hesd
market dull and 15s25c lower On sccouo
Of excessive supply; beeyes - S5s5 20
stockers and feeders 81 l5a3 80; cove
bulls and mixed 81 30a3 90.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 te d; shipment
1000 head; market 5al0c higher; close
With advance lost; mixed S. OOa5 25; ligh
81 45s5 IS; heavy s. lOa5 IS; skips S32
al so.
Shesp-Receipts 5000 head; shipment
1000 head: market quiet ard steady
natives s. 5Os4 -; weten 81 1854 ~
Texans 81 1893 10; lambs 50 SOa5 Is.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBEE7Y, December l7.-Cstiln-
Receipts ., COS head; shipments ,2@5 head
market strong On good; common dull AM
a shade of; supply mostly conn on.
Hogs-Rsceipts 300 head; shipment
$500 head; market slow; Philadelphia
S. 2Os5 %; mixed S. 1915 20; Yorker
S. 15s5 20; common TO fair s. OOa5 10
pigs S. O0l5 10. .
Sheep-Reeeipis 5000 hesd; shipment
$500 head: market firm ST unchspgs'
prices from last week.
Cincinnati.
CmuIrrATI o., December Il -HnSs-
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All hut

Miss Moncypenny-Here are your lei
t.rs, Mr.. Mugby. ,
Mr.. Mugby with 4 relieved expression
Oh, thank you. They are all here, Miss
MuUPypenny.
Ms MOneypenny-Yes; that is sll but
one.
Mr.. Mugby (nervously)-Which ons'
Mis- Money penny?
Miss M~oneypenny calmly The one in
which ycu talk about a cottage ana q
trrlIiS and a | tile wiley, Me-. Mugby.