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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17
FiNANCY AND TRADE.


The Features OF the Money and Stock AInr.
New YORK, Dec. l5-Money on call easy at
~ per cent; last loan . pOr cent; closed offered
at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5a6,4
per cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady at
81 Si11SAi $50. Sales OF stocks 1850 shares.
As was expected IN all quarters today the
market was extremely dull with little huTries Of
any kind, and important fluctuations were con.
fined generally Within range Of less than Il
per cent. The advances ut the opening extended
10 X per cent In New England, and further
gains Of from II to per cent were established In
the carly trading, with ST. Paul the most promi.
ncut III the rise, The market then became lu-
tensely dull and prices sagged OifslOwly with no
marked movement outside Of Richmond i West
Point, which declined Y per cent The tluctua.
lions were confined TO the narrOw1st limits,
aud the market finally closed very dull aud
about steady ut Insignificant changes for the
day. The tlnal changes arc for slight fractions
only
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds very dull sales Si13,OO shares.
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FOR SALE.
(.NTwenty.6w Lots in CaldwelI's Add
ton to the City Of Wheeling.

RAid Lots are bounded on theuorth by Twenty
u!nth street, on the east by Fillmore street. or
tho south By the Handlan Homestead, aud or
The west by the b. & o. X. Il.
Their proximity to the above named rRilf91i
establishments.
il not sold in thirty days will DO sold at pub
lCauCtlOn.
For terms aud further information apply 70
Wv. HOdE & BRO,
1900 Market Street,
o! wTLLIAH II. HASDLAN,
AnlA " Cor GhAnlInN q HlHtnanth 81
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II the signal Office has already COM
lnenced to practice on weather for inau-
guration day Gen. Greedy ought to be
able to give u good article by the time
the dAy arrives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17

When Baby vasslcE, We gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to castOrIn,
When she had Children, she gave them cnstOrla
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BAKERY FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

BnAng Lots on tho Old Fair Grounds, Zanc'ss
ofr6arl Snrth and south Front Streets AND
South Penn streets, at very low figures.
4 rrnI EOomcd House ut 23I! Jacob street. ~
GbATgaiu. -...,
viii spll separate or both together. They CON
tSIu all modern Improvements.
seven ROOuCd House, 1877 South broadway o
rorl property ut much less than cost
Four RoOmed Cottage for sseb
Eight ROOmed House, North Front street,
rytr lot; all In good condition; $500. -,
five RoOme1 n0use, Il North Broadway; VIII
make pleasant home.
Six RnOmed Brick House, southwest corner
ThlFty.eighth and Wood streets, at bargain
will pay for Investment.
Dwelling Houses, large and small, always on
haul tat rent,
0clS q. q, SMITH, lglO Main Street.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. Dec l6.-PCtrolCum opened firm
at 9lakc. A slight decline In the early trRdinR
WAS followed by an advance IN q3C, when prices
broke 70 qlS%c. The decline was checked AZ that
point and 4 rally occurred, on which the mar
ket closed arm ut W!Sc; sales 600 barrels.
OIL CRY, Dec. 5.-PetrOleum opened az 0299ic;
highest go; lowest 9lHc; closed at 99c; Saies
100000 barrels; CleAFAnces 100000 barrels
shipments THIS barrels; runs 4, $50 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa. DEC. l5.-Petroleum active
and irregular; opened At 99lEEc; closed at ps1tci
highest 9S,Sc; lowest 9lisc.
BRADToRp, Pa. Dec. l6,-opened at S!sioj
closed At g2lic; highest &c; lowest 9iJsc; clear
anccs 2,6g60OO barrels,
TTTUEvlLLE, Pa, Dec. lb-Opened at We
hIghCAt VSc; lowest Ol5<c closed Etg2c.
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NV YoRK. Dec l5.-AsuEual TO saturday tho
opening inquiry was very moderate. but tele.
grams and mail ONten called for ialr quantity
| q stuffa for instant delivery.
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BURLINGiIAM, n. y, May 81, SO.
G. G. GREEN, Dear Sir:-I am fire.
uuently troubled with severe colds, and
the only remedy that will relieve me OF
them is your Boschee's German Syrup.
/ have used it for more than twelve
wears. 1t is constant household COM
panion with me. Our merchant here
procured it first at my solicitation, and
says he has sold great many bottles. 1t
is d very popular remedy in this section.
Every person who has used it speaks in
the highest terms of its merits. do
not know Of n single case it has not
cured. / first used it in Vermont, where
| lived before coming here. ] advise
everyone to use it, as It is certainly the
best cough medicine hNveever known,
/ have tried nearly all OF them at differ.
ent times. Yours respectfully,
MOSES GRAY,
Proprietor Grist Mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17

"Many people find Il difficulty in
sleeping" said Jones, "but | have no
trouble" "What is the best way to
sleep according to your idea?" asked
Brown. "Why, usually lie down."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17

THAT HACKING Cough can besoquickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran-
tee it.
WILL YOU suFPEK with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed TO cure you.
SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is
the remedy for you. Sold by W. Z. Will
Jams and Q. Menkemiller. cow.
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Government and State bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds very dull: sales siO3,OOO shares.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTArIuNs-CLosRD III

U. s. IS rCg.......lT Nash 4 Chat.......... 81
U. =. Is cOupOn......lgS New Jersey Central VIZ
U. ), as reg-........lOSi% Northern Pacific. "a
IT, ~ cOup0n."",ltsA do preierred....... 5i1S
Adams ExGreSs......li2 Chicago & y. W.....l0i1s
American EXpreSS-llD do preferred. ...... 1873
Canada Southern. n New York Central. 1861
Central pacllc....... "a Ohio & Mississippi. ~
Chesapeake &DhiO. iT94i do preferred .,.... ii
do lrt preferred, li1s Pacific MnIl..,,,,,,,,. IS
do second pTCfd. IJ5I Pittsburgh.
c. O. q. Il l............ Gl Read ....,,,..,., 4GJ
Denver & Il. G........ 10 81. L. q i. F........ "a
Erio................... 2j do preferrcd...... 6S4
do prclerrcd..... 80 do Arst preierred.llO k
Fort WRyne.........-ljl O. n. & st. Paul.. 6OL
Kansas Il TexaS...... l3I do preferred .lOI1s
Lake Erie & Vest. 10 T'exRS Pacific Coco. 2O
do pre!Grrcd........ 10 Union PaCIilc....... 6ls1
Lake Shorc.......... ggISI United States Ex..., Il
Louisville 4 Nash. 6Ssl st. l.. & P,,,... ~
H., n. A. & q ........ 20 do preierred..... 23Is
Memphis & ChAS.. 10 WGlls.FarGO Ex,,,,.liO
Michigan Central. 81 wcaieru Union...... s2114
Missouri Pacific. ~
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AIShiIs.

NEw YoRE, Dec. l5-Pig Iron steady and
quiet Copper dull lake Oh 20. Lead and tin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17

The endorsement of German Syrup is
unparalleled. We will publish 1000 tes-
timonials received during the last six
months. Read them. May save your
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17

How pleasant now to sew. The secret
is "&iile.End," know.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17
EorSale.


NOR SALE-50 TO 100 BARRELS
splendid Cider Vinegar Call on or al
~. Il n SDY, Coleman. ohio. dcls
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b.. z. & @. Railroad.

De z q @ R0IIFOhd.
Bellalre & GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
selRrC at S:i0a. M, arrives at BellRiTe at $3.50
p. nj.
WOodSGeld Passenger leaves Dellalrc at 4;90 p.
IN, arrives NJ BollatrG at 6:2J q. m.
Summerfeld Accommodation leaves BelaiTe
It u 2l o. ~. arrives VI leiaire nj 1850 a. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-17

commencing NJ 10 o'clock II. IN, the following
de,cfihci property, that Is TO say: All that Ger
tAtn piece u real estate silunte IN tho city o.
WAecng In the county Of Ohio, and State, 81
West Virginia. and particularly described us lOl
lOWs, that is to say; thirty feet " lot numbered
Que hundred and ninety two, siiuRtedu the east
Iileoi Chapllne street, In that part OF The CITY
Of Wheeling known US Centre Wheeling, being
al Of the same property which Was conveyed 70
u, II, llUrnhrOIk by Daniel Peck and Henry
Russell, special commissioners, by deed dhteu
November Il, 1891. aud Of record In TIC Office OF
The CLERK Of the County Court OF OHIO county
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. ri, page lsS,
aud conveyed To the said David Kull, Junior, by
Il. H. ilornbrOOk and wife by decd dated JGnu'
AZ! y, Isl, wnlch last mentioned decd Is n0iy
Of fsaird IN the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
Court VI OHIO County, West Virginia
Terms w SALg-One third OF the purchase
money, OFW much more ~ tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cash IN hand on the day Of sale, ana
the c'duc In two OQuBl insallmcHts. payable
respectively In Que aud two years from the Jay
u sale, with interest from that day, the pnr'
Chaser 10 give his notes, with good security, IoI
tht deferred payments, and the legal title ~ ~
TTei4'oed a. further security until payment IL
The title Is believed tn be good, hut selling a,
trustee shall convey only such title rs Is vested
IA mc by the above mentioned deed OF trust.
GEORGE r. T. GlLCnRlSE
iei2 Trustee.
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Trustee's Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
L OF REAL ESTATE.
~ virtue Of deed OF trust made by David
Kull Junior and Barbara, his wife, to inc Us
trustee, bearing date on the twelfth day III Jan,
and rghty,hVc, aud recorded IN the Office OF the
CLERK OF the County Court OF Ohio county, west
rifEluiR, In Deed OF Trust BOOK No. -, page .,
lWll proceed To sell ut public auction, Ut the
front door Of the Court House OF Ohio county
tnWhCeiiug " IN on
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A soldier is known by the company
he keeps.
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Railroads.

!
WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. X.
wv Onund nitGr Saturday, October 10 1885,
trains gu tue Wheeling d Elm Grove Railroad
Will run ~ follows:
| LEAVE WHEELING:
$3.50 u M. 7:OyA. IN. Ia. M, HOO a. m. 1880 p.
m. $3.50 p M. $50 y. m, 7;00 p. M, 800 II. IN.
LEAVE WHEELING Park:
6:iOa. M, 7.l5a. nj 1900 M, 1880 M, $50
r. m, i:2l r. m, 6:lO y: M, S:OOp, M, l0;OOp M.
on sUEpANs-Untlliu further notice trains Will
run as follows: Leave the city at 500 u. M, and
run every hour until 0Ijp.m. Leave Wheeling
Park al y!O0 n. m, and run every hour until 10
?. IN. Except church train will leave Park at
noN 9. IIIRsCH. sup't.
baltimore &0HIo RAILROAD
ODepaFtuFc OF tniinS from Wheeling Schedule
In effect November II. lSSS-Easlern time:
Express iOr chicago Snh INC Northwest, 1922 u
N, 3:iO m, $40 p m daily, and ll:l6 p m daily
except Saturday.
Express for Cincinnati and st. Louis, 1923 m
daily, ll:lb p IN daily, except Saturday.
Columbus accommodation, $50 m, daily.
For Columbus, S:h5 and lO:2b a IN daily, and
il;i5 y o., daily, GxcsI Saturday, aud 2'20pm
Express tpr Wellington, D. c.. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, via Grafton, S:bo q
m ana $40 r nj, daily, via Pittsburgh $3.50 ,. m.
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 m
daily; express, 1880 q M, daily, 1:4b p m, daily
except Sunday. Additional why train for Wash
lugtOul IA, OsoO hi uhlIy except SUNDAY.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, baltimore 6nd
Philadelphia n $50 p IN daily.
Columbus and Cincinnati, 2:45 IN, Sunday
For MounGwllle, $40 IN, and 1890 noon,
daily except sunday ~ $40 p IN, daily.
Grafton accommodation, 6:l0 NJ, daily,
For Cumberland, $40 a m. daily, except Sun-
For 81 ClAIrsyille, sos a m, 800 m and $40
p M 1Glly, except Sunday.
Express trains arrive rom Chicago, s:55 and
800 N and $40 p m dsily, and 4:S5 a m daily
except Monday.
Express mains arrive from 81. Louis and Gin.
cinnAil, 1865 IN and $50 p m. daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BRlt.
more and Washington, D. c., via Grafton, 1885
. m aud 300 p IN daily; via. Pittsburgh, IU:lb
Trains arrive from Columbus, 4:SS m DALI,
and 60 NJ daily, and 1885 am daily exert
TTainS arrive IRON qitssSurgn, 10Th m aOily,
and l2:i5P N, except Sunday, e:b6 m and %
TrSinsarriye from Warrington, Pa, 500 N,
daily except sunday.
Trains arrive from Moundsville, 9.45 a m and
1880 pm, daily except Sunday.
TfHins arrive from Grafton, 0:i5 m, and 1885
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p m, daily
| except sunday.
Trains arrive from ST. ClairSville 1910 m, and
| 1910 and 80 IN, daily exCeEt SUNDAY.
kcllGiTe accommodation ll:i5p. NJ. Saturday
Baggage callcd'ior aad checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket once, 100 Mar
ket street, and At depot
CHAS. y. SCuLL, Gen. Pass Agent.
W. II. CLEMENTS, Manager.
I
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
a TRAINs5on and aiser Nov; y. !Sst.E5
lay excepted. Monday excepted Saturday
sEcepted SUNDAY only. Saturday only
fnlinrn stan lima.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
Advertised for n wife.

A Red Bank CN. j. special says: An
drew Cook, Of Newark, and Miss Ella
johnson. Of Eatontown, were married at
the brides parents residence few days
ago. Mr.. Cook lei a farmers life ut
Trenton Falls, a small settlement about
three miles west OF Eatontown. His
father. Robert Cook. died, and a snug
little fortune was left to Andrew. An
drew longed for helpmate, but he was
a bashful young mon and did not know
any young woman he cared to marry.
Finally he inserted an advertisement for
a wife in Red Bank weekly paper.
A few weeks later he had received
about n score Of letters. One letter in
particular struck his fancy. and that one
was the nicely periumed epistle of Miss
johnson. Pictures and loving letters
were exchanged and the marriage took
place. Mr.. aud Mrs. Cook have taken
up their residence in Newark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
THREE BRAVE woMEN.
How Two Other women and Two Men
vere saved from Drowntng.

A Chicago special says Lieutenant
Rogers, chief OF the Eleventh liie-savlng
district, is in receipt of the following
special report from Captain n. Robins,
OF Grand Haven, Mich, which was
transmitted by Keeper Henry Finch, Of
tho life saving station at Manistec. Lieu
tenant Rogers says II is one OF the
most extraordinary episodes recorded III
the annals OF the service. Two Ia
dies were visiting at the light house
keepers dwelling ut MainStee on March
10Th. Captain Robins. the keeper, saw
that gale was rising at o'clock IN tho
afternoon, and started TO take the ladies
across the river 10 their homes. Mrs.
johnson. one of the ladies', got of the
pier into a small skitf, and as Miss fa-
gin. her companion, went to get IN she
struck on the side OF the boa; and cap
sized it, throwing them into the water.
Captain Robins. who has only one arm,
saved himself by hanging to the pier.
The skiff turned bottom up, the
two women hanging to the halt
inch keel with their fingers. A bovine
was made Ivy Keeper Finch and thrown
over Miss Fagin's head and she was pull
Cd TO the pier. Keeper Finch continues ::
81 got down on the pier, got tho line
under her arms, and tired to pull her up
on to the pier. II was go icy we could
not get her out. She was stiff and could
not help herself. Mrs. Robins came out
of the light house and helped. and We
landed Mics Fa0in on top OF the pier.
The ice was about - feet high
over the pier and . or 3
feet thick oil around 1t. Mrs,
johnson had hung to the boat, and
the wind. which had increased to over
twenty miles on hour, with five-mlle
current, had taken her nearly to the end
of the pier. about q quarter OF mile
from the place where the boat capsized.
Captain Robins and | got into skiil and
started after Mrs johnson. We came
up to her at the end OF the pier, hut sue
was fast to the boat. After great dill
Guilty we got her into the skif, but the
wind was blowing so hard couldnOtpull
ND to the station, and WAS drifting
out TO the lake Mrs. Finch grabbed
the surf-boat rope, ran down the icy pier
with Mrs. Hamilton, a neighbor and
threw the end OF the rope to me. made
it last to the skia and they towed us TO
the station. Without the help OF Mrs.
Robins we could not have got Miss Fa-
gin on the pier, and ii Mrs. Hamilton
and Mrs. Finch had not thrown me the
line Mrs. johnson, Captain Robins, and
myself would have been drowned, as 1t
was impossible for rs to get up the icy
piers. Lieutenant Rogers says 1t Is
probable that the department will make
some special recognition of the bravery
exhibited 10y the women who aided IN
the rescue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
A rnte Hangs over the nouse.

A Newburg special says Edward V.
Kinsley, "A wealthy gentleman, was found
dead in his bed yesterday at his home,
near West Point He was sixty-seyen
wears of age. Mr.. Kinsley was Il
brother-in-law Of Senator Chandler. At
the tine of Mr.. Kinsley's death his wife
was absent from home visiting in New
Hampshire He was worth over mil
lion dollars, owning hundreds OF acres
of valuable land adjoining the Govern
ment reservation and extending from
the river fully mile into the country.
Mr.. Kinsley resided in large mansion
on the Bluff overlooking the river,
midway between Highland Falls and
West Point. The house was built by his
father years ago and used as an adj
iunct at that time to the Military Acade-
nv. The rooms are filed with guns and
military paraphernalIa to this day.
There seems to be fatality about the
place Those who reside i'll ii are never
permitted to die surrounded by friends.
Mr. Kinsley's father was thrown from a
horse and killed. His mother was found
sitting dead in a chair. Two sisters
were burned to death in the Henry Clay
disaster, a third sister was killed by a
runaway horse. an aged employee was
killed in the fields by arupaway OK team,
aud another WAS struck dead a few years
since by stroke of lightning from {
cloudless SLY.
Mr.. Kinsley was a graduate Of Yale
and lawyer by profession. He owned
besides his Orange county property,
large copper-mines in the Lake Superior
region, hotel at Saratoga, and two in
Florida. He leaves no children and no
relatives ept his wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
- lRaD

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD
SCHEDULE N ETgacC NARcH Is 'S'N
TWO DAILY reAlSs TO NORFOLK
TwopAILY rnAiNs 10 LYScasvF1
LEAys RlCgNONO.
,o,sA n porv. 20 r.. .a.oui az P',s's3,..FE
rs.,foa4 kr,iye a. tfs'fs l a. "
y S. .E--isa 80 y rf.. . - d. ~
cs5A Il. Dau,. rE rl'hmoDd r'i ,.-6
Iailr3a1. ai1'e %. IS
De No lra 10 ..t"fH -.s 49,.
A. NJ fur Farm .ir. lf l~c''- ", .u
rosr. BRISTOL hI11,1s -a4 A''
;oin.s ga and S---
rakorGu. ,4RIO Ll&cIs, 80.
so,F N. DIZZY. GO %. .rrs,ul $50 '".'t'3urrF
reiifOaA. Arlto itltrN. d, rs.
N:leNyo ls.stsnafr ,ii3 j. ~. - y,
a'rlvlng Nvtil.s ~ To
.o,u - K,ari,rs 81 rotersolfs
railroad. Arg.ye ~ ie1efsb1i
p s.. conas..nS wi.h I'D .,,
leaving reler3tArs % ~ a. &c.,
Fu-tnsii.c. Ly.ohbats rfaheA., Ia
-, G.o-fI,e. caAtfklo0sA, AL a.
uolnt. soG.1 AMI asrL NM
PULLMAN SLEEP NtsS~H
1iVNN .
,-siesDinr-oar from fe.~ssoats =, 80,
yhoEt chaase. aud Is ncAo1ls "
wishoGt change. A.. ,,.sean. ana hQs-
nasotc Cp... l>n0Ogs. without ehAnsees ,orn,ail,a
-, =. .,e 6Arcag.- checRs. and a.. in ,.",r,
%, s1 - eS,aIses Al richmond aud rg.s.sSa
T SSrcsS depot A. " yafSs LAY ~ N sss. ' aals
snt a. mo No"i'"' VI. n bENll.L~
s1es- aan.ral Passenger aud tNAs' As'""
cu.xIrsS ApsY, Nse- fresiaesI IN
General 0niea. koAeokes va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-04
MADE INSANE BY MEDIUMS.
Two Chicago Diss nebars Just Arrest
ed WrecA wealthy Mans Mud.

ed NrccN w eHlAhG wan miubs
4 Chicago special says: Two mediums
known as the Bangs sisters, whose mate
rialistic seances have been commented
on n good deal lately, were arrested last
night and locked up. charged with con-
ductiug an entertainment without IL
cense and obtaining money under false
prstencos. The women. who are young
and good-looking, claim to have
been in the medium business
since they were small children.
Recently they were brought proml-
nently INTO public notice through the
freaks of Henlv Jesiram, wealthy pho
tographer Of tits uty. jes.ram was an
old-tlne friend Of August Spies, the
Anarchist. and since the latter's cXccu-
ton claimed on several occasions tohaye
received spirit communication from him
through the medium Of the Bangs SIS
ters. at whose seauces he was regular
attendant. His mind finally became
affected bv constant brOoding over the
esprit manifestations, and q week ago
it was found necessary to place hlm III
the Detention Hospital for the Insane.
ID. T. Trefuy, &C Englewood, who is
Spirltualist, made complaint to the po-
Ice three weeks ago that the two Bangs
sisters seances were frauds and detcc-
tive WAS detailed to attend them regularly
and at the first good chance expose and
arrest the women. Last night the de
tective. accompanied by brother officer
and the complainant, Trefny, went to
the seance, and when m alleged spirit OF
Russian Princess came out Irefny
sprang forward and seized the spook
by the arms. The two detectives
rushed TO his aid and some one else
lit the gas. The spo0k made a
furious resistance, striking ont right and
left and trying to throw on its shroud
and wig. 1t WAS May Bangs. A roll Of
something concealed under her shroud
fell to the floor and Mrs Bangs, mother
Of the sisters, seized 1t and ran. Iyr-
rsll pursued her and found the Toll TO be
some batting, used probably TO make
/ wigs and boards III the cabinet 80
threatening did the sisters and several
male attendants of the seance become
that the officers were compelled to draw
| their revolvers to clear the room.
subsequently search revealed a
satchel filed with white muslin shrouds
and the like. three sets of whiskers of
different hues, five wigs, moustaches and
a great variety of makeup material such
as is used by actors They also found
| that in the cabinet was n curtain that
ran up the centre of 1t, making two com
partments, and also side entrance
which admitted the spirit operator be-
hind the curtain, where by the way, all
tho changes we're made. The sisters are
under arrest.