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HE CLAIMS THE REWARD.
A man nnmed Keller says he led to Kelly
and ChristIe's Arrest.

A man named Keller says he led to Kelly
and Christie's Arrest.
The first claim for the reward offered
by the city for the arrest and conviction
Of officer Joe Glenn'smurderers has been
made. There was read in the Second
Branch of Council at its meeting last
night the claim of one John W. Keller.
He represents in his petition or claim
that he has caused the apprehension
and arrest of Thomas Kelly and Harry
B. Christie, now under Indictment in
this county for the murder Of Glenn.
That he put the officers in
the city OF Newark upon the
track OF Kelly and Christie and informed
those officers that these two men were
connected with the murder, and that
the information thus given to the officers
OF Newark led to the eliciting OF all the
facts now in the possession OF this COM
monwealth. In case there is any doubt
as to his right to the reward he asks
that he be called before committee or
some proper body and examined as to his
claim.
This claim was ordered filed. It was
neatly written on typewriter and eyi
IDENTIFY by some lawyer. No one could
be found about the Public Building last
night who knew who Keller was OF
where he was to be found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

wAsuIxarox, D. c., May 2S.-Fol
Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio, warmer, followed by slight
changes in temperature, fair weather
followed by local rains, winds becoming
light to fresh, southeasterly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

During the balance of this week we
will place on sale 100 rolls Roxbury and
Stinsen's best Brussels at zoe per yard.
STONE 4 THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

CATION and made other arrangements
calculated to tend to the comfort Of the
members. The hotel is but three
snnnrps from the Convention hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

GRAND LUNCH and Book Beer will be
served at Lawrence Heller's Saloon,
Fulton, this afternoon and evening.
Friends are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
Tho hammond Steel works Shut Down

inc hulhluOnu bteel hoEhb shut DoNh'
The steel plant and nail mill at Ham.
mond, Illinois, was shut down indei-
nitely by the company controlling it q
week or so ago. The stock Of nails on
hand was disposed of and arrangements
perfected for long rest. This plant
will be remembered Us the one taken in
charge OF by Wheeling mill men year
or so ago, Mr.. Alex Glass occupying the
position Of general manager OF the works,
and Mr.. B. Walker Peterson the posi-
ton OF manager OF the steel plant.
The force OF nailers employed in the
factory was also largely recruited from
Wheeling and vicinity, having been at
tracted to Hammond by the superior in
ducements held out.
The works were run with varying sue
cess under the new management, who
early discovered that something was
wrong with the steam power and en-
gines, indicating that their building had
been done by men who did not tho
roughly understand the work and had
rushed it through.
1t was finally decided by the directors
to close down the entire works for the
present, which action has subsequently
been taken.
Mr.. Alex Glass, the late General Man
ager, has been appointed to n similar
position at the nail works in Terre
Haute, Ind, vice Manager Nippert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

BLuM-on Wednesday, May ., 1883, at O'Clock
A. NJ, LAWRENCE ALOYsIUs, infant son Of
Christian and ClementIna Blum, aged II
months and day.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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1t is reported that the Wheeling man
agement telegraphed yesterday for My
ers, of the Portland, Me-, club, who was
Wheelings short stop last year, to take
Delehanty's place at second.
There was no end of kicking about
town last night over the Jackson game:
Why Lemons was not played ut second
in the first place, and why Stephens was
not put in the box after TO Jaxs got on
to Lemons is what the patrons want to
know.
When Delahanty was sold to Philadel-
phia it was with the understanding that
il Wheeling wanted Childs in his place
she could have him for nothing. When
he was asked for, however, Wheeling
was informed that she would have to
pay $500 for his release, which she re-
fused to do. 1t was also the understand
ing when the sale was made, that il
Philadelphia was dissatisfied with Del.
that he would be allowed to come back
here.
The game between the bankers and
insurance men at Island park yesterday
was witnessed by about 200 people, in
Guiding nearly 70 ladies. The bankers
won by score Of 80 to 10. At times the
proceedings were riotous and interest
ing and at other times the spectators
wished they were dead. Six innings
were played in two hours. In that time
the insurance men had 81 men at bat
made % base hits, put out % men, had
81 assists and made 2S errors. The
1,nI nj hnf
had faiA'' 81 base a hits, put out 50
men, had 80 assists and Is errors. The
entire aggregation stole bases. The
scorer, Mr.. Cassel, lost count OF the
passed balls, and is not willing to make
affidavit as to the correctness OF the bal
ance OF the score. The umpires were,
Sam Norton behind the bat and Alex
Mitchell at first base, and the manner in
which they roasted the insurance men
was awful,
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no effort to prevent bringing the mep. to
West Virginia.
The prosecution having no witness
whose testimony was short enough TO
finish before the hour for adjournment,
court was adjourned till o a. IN. to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
A Frightful Skin Disease.
sufferIngs Intense. Head Nearly
Raw. Body Covered with Sores.
Cured ythe cutIoura Remedies.
MEssRs. srEyENs { BRuNER. Monroe, N.o.

MEssRs STEVENS & BRUNER Monroe n. G,
~. co. About ,,,o ,,on,bs 400 NJ, ,o,,,
Observation-Disclosures h"nyht bnptis ~ GI,icv-
~ ,,,ISs ss for M, son s@c tbIrtac ~,
Sbo bns bSen Silljcte5 with Eczema ioF a Ions
I'M, ti ma az, ,isaScd 10 Sav. Thai hei,evn ~
a. hs,.., ,sJ him iJJS snferTntsS 1 az
iHtcTte bIS head being nearly nav. Iii ears hc.
lS Suv Win inres III conditIop oS
~ hnSoIS Thc sores have now Iii Iisanhsa ScJ
hIs lin IL healthy, ewes bright, Cheerful In dis.
position, and Is working every DAY; My neigh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

The thermometer at SchnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yeterday,
registered Us follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

Other Tri-Stato Games Played Yesterday
At Sandusky-The game was pitch
er's battle from the start, Sandusky get
ting the best OF it all the way through,
hitting Handiboe freely for home runs
and two and three baggers. The score:
sapdu,Ey E. 0 oO2 o - s
Columbus. 0 o . o ! . OIL Go
Batteres-schell and r. wCstlake; J. llandi-
Doe and Pike. Umpire, Young.
At Lima-Lima won the game from
/ Canton by heavy batting, hitting Pechi-
ney freely, while Canton could do moth
ing with 0'Brien's delivery, being COM
pletely shut out and only getting but
four hits of him. The features Of the
game were two home runs by Weihe.
The score:
Canton :. o o o o 0 o o 90 4 10
Earned-Lima, 8. Batteres-o' Brlen and
Sommers; Pechlncy and FitZSimmons' Umpire
-McDermOtt.
At Kalamazoo kalamazoo won a
great up hill game from Mansfield. The
game was characterized by some awful
yellow fielding as well Us by some excel
lent work. Sommers pitched well for
Mansfield outside OF occasional wild.
ness, and had he been supported well
would have won handily. Monroe was
hit hard during the early part OF the
game, but steadied down after the fourth
inning. Daley won the game for the
home team by terrific hit for a home
run. The score:
MSnsacid.-.s i 9 5 . Q o 0 % is 10
Earned-l each. Batteries-Monroe and Wha.
len; sommers and overlander. umpirc-stell'
berger.
At Toledo - Errors gave Zanes-
vile her RUS. Toledo hit Gumbert
hard, punching their hits well. Beck
dislocated his thumb in the ninth in
ming and Drischell was badly spiked in
the ninth. Garfield held the visitors
down to six scattering singles. The
score:
z zEiSsSiiiiIis..' . : ~ & I
EArned-TolSdo, 4. Two base hits-DrisChell,
Bottenus and Beck. Batteries-Garfeld, Beck
aud Dunn; Gumbert and LAner. uTpire-sim'
mons,
Yesterdays League and Association Games.
At Cleveland Cleveland, 4; Cincinnati, Q,
At dianhpolls-lndiAnApolis Q; Boston, T.
At baltimore baltimore, .; st. Louis, I.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 3; Athletics, o.
At Chicago-Chlcago ., Philadelphia.
Al ptttshurgh- Pittsburgh 3, WhShington6,
Al Detfoit-New York g. Detroit a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

WE have the only successful machine
and method Of demagletizinS watches
In West Virginia.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JewCler,
Cor. Twelfth l. Main SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

WTANTED-A TRAVELLING SALES.
w MAN, convcrSant with the Dry Goods and
Notion Business. One acquainted with West
Virginia tIadc preferred. State territory trayel-
cd before. Reference wanted. Address X. q. H.,
this Office, mye
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
Special.


100 pieces scersuckers at &C., reduced
from lOc., at STONE & THoMAs'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
Wanted.

MORE MEN WANTED-TO SELL
1Nl- our Fruit and Ornamental Stock. We
give good wages and steady work. Write for
terms TO Z. D. RICHARDSON & Co., NurSerymen,
Geneva n. Y, nptpAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

FIVE HUNDRED pieces new Satines nj
greatly reduced prices.
STONE & THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

Mhfqh Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weak.
SIyLl Inessos, relieved In one minute BY nc
MkSCuticnra Antl.Pain Plaster, the frSt
IVA and only pain killing plaster. New, In.
Simultaneous, iniallible. . cents,
uiy2-WRlW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

You can buy Stinsen's best Velvet
Carpet at 81 90 per yard, worth 81 IS, ut
STONE & THOMAS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
Weak, Painful Backs,

pTuPLEs, black.heads, rcd. rough, chApped and
IIA oily skin prevented by cuticura Soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
The Best Nutritive Tonic
Impaired Digestion, Malnutrition in Con
valescence, Pulmonary, and
Throat Diseases.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
For the Weak and Debllltated.

Endorsed by all Physicians Throughout the Civ.
illEed World.
PROF. PETRA SANTA, OF Pans,
the world renowned specialist on pulmonary
diseases, in his work published In Paris, sfcaEs
Of the Johann HolrS Malt Extract Hs follows:
az can highly recommend this pleasant Tcmedg
In restoring weakened digestion. As large
number OF patients lack the necessary power 10
digest solid food. and would, through the use Of
stimulants, be merely excited md weakened,
therefore regard Il Of immense value To the
Practitioner TO bring To his aid q pleasant rem.
ely like the Genuine Johann lIOfFS Malt FL.
tnct, which will net not only as a tonic but a
nutritlye Us well, and which isles exciting than
vino us a stlmulRnt.
JOHANN HOFF,
Berlin, Paris, Vienna.
New York, No. g Barclay Street.
nD-Beware OF Fraudulent Imitatlons.-1he
Genuine has the signature OF "JOHASE How
on the neck, and canes In ilat squRtty bottles
with German label thereon.
TAKE NO OTHER.
my12-w4s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
DRINK Malto.

BARGAINS in Carpets ut
Stone & THOMAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23
Yesterdays League and Association Games

At ClcvclAnd-Cl Cleveland, I; Cincinnati, 9,
AZ Observation-Disclosures .; Boston, I.
At baltimore baltimore, .; 81. Louis, I.
At hilAdelphla-l,onisyllle .; Athletics, 0.
At Chicago-Chlcago2 ., Philadelphia 1.
At PittsburHh- Pittsburgh 3, WhShingtonG
At Detrolt-Sew York &, Detroit 4.
At New YorE-Brooklyno ., Kansas City I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

DRIYK AIalto, 25 cents q bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

pRIyg MaIto tor the nerYes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

U1ccling, May29.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-23

pB-seud for ''How to Cure skin Diseases" q
pages, 80 illuStrations, and 100 testimonials.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CutIcura, &c.; Soap,
DRu0 AND CHENIcAL Co., Boston, Mas.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
IHE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE March 22-Cotton dali midnns loo 30
Fisur was steady Howard Street aad Western sspe!
am~ 50 37S. IS EStr, lie $50, Ftniir 10 - no
do aio Bran 81 10 Patsosco Family s. 10 q" su
psriatvs Patent 81 oa Whe-sonteru duL Ken w
de- Amber 2sa5c westsrs sto.,y Se Minter red
do for apr,i ssc DID. Nav sss sssarc do for
June 80 .asetc corn-sonsh,rn nrn White 67o5sc
do March ie asked: April h5'c .,xsi Nav 81 &c
cats steaiy qui-L ssntfern 3s1<io: Western White
ii S42e Western Mizei SsS4Dc Peanyiv.na SsS+lc
ers sit siS So Provise.s sseatv Mes. PORK SIS IS
.SsLo sacon-Should.r, ms &c Cesr RID sides ,tc
1 packet issssG .crs.nsrr 2sssls Egg: nghsr a.
iI1llIc Petroleum steady -kenned Isc Coass
nominal RIO cargoe' orinary 70 fair i3ei3sc sugar
Wh.sev sts.iy 81 81 Ssl % Freishs TO Lvsrpe psr
I..cetion tit rioa' Rsr ton % oo 6,.s sr
Csrs 500 bash. oats 1000 bush. Ry: 800 .uss
Drents-Fisur Il 7s3 bss salss-whsat lvsloo bush
Corn 100 bush
boston. March 2s-Four quiet Corn dnll. oats
ou ct No White AZ 40 shorts quiet and unchanged.
Provi.i,n, slow prices last Butter active
Bst westsrn creamery s763lc Chse Ia better drm.nd
prices nncanss Eggs nrner Eastern Ex.fs & 10 & 10 !,
~ bbs 10 Corn 4&,0UO bush Oats
66 bush sh0rts l4S tonA
BupFAio March 22.-Whsat-No. Hard dull but frm
Ole a-xeI for caroais No Hars Norh,rn P.cIne held
Michix1n sstao Corn quiet aad weak No Yslow 900
snl M% ana fssS io%cr. S wS. IS sssic No White II
81 PC Mixed track IS 10 Bsrisv dull aud un:
CHANGED No. oaasda ese: n. . Canada o!c; Ne
Es.t 't,at sp,ing s. 7Sssa IS: B.st IS
0s4 y5 per Dbl in carl.ai loia Millfse@ nrni Winter
Bran si3 so: sprin9 Mdding SIP ~ Cornm-ai aud
lush. nat. 5000 bush shipusnN-wheat $500 DusA.
Corn 1000 bush
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

,sssi:ss. :sy sss.s: :s.i:.;; ssy
ponsi Spss iois rlsl stsAiv under moderate - r Hs
ses trade ss%:Oa sn g g1er:r:d S xs'S nsed isr Mssc
Is I. %'iss - q sys ssf s':S
&c; DO for June bS0 500 Oats Market 1or srov 10y.
ruled sssdy moderate uca tras deusnd oIWns. sSS
M s.i.s ysSss: ssS.o. ssss: ss 3! s:' s -;
ssN4IT-PenusyIvaniA AT NSw.Ysrs eaw - 49, s.S
M %s,,: e 20 s.s s. sss.s s :ss =
So Ss0c DO Pair ssaooa 1s0 $50. Msnnotn ress. s.es,v
rs ossA roe ~ rcx,'sss ~ wsrs 70 sssss,
Be-; soss c g. S.%.s sosoa 'ss Sea- ~ DS
sis So DO FAMILY SIS "a Hama s@eksd rs o. ,,s i.SS
81. 20 ss;S. ss''a s.s 'rs: c:s, spss
q" smofsd at ixo shoaiasrA pickle cursN 7ts
ar s.ss. = q Scan ss's y
a sses7 ~ Butter srm-PennsvivanA crsssrV ~
sie western creammv Extra S'h. n Z ~" az ~
.rsa.;ss s E1: ysss pu csan
ss. cns,ss ssid.c DO no,yrss P., - rsn"e urs. IL %
ami SO cs ~, Powasd At H. ar-anssss Feed
dull Winter bran &2D 50 00s2l 30 per ton rers'eaur
qulsl, 7 bbiA Tao Reosipt-ros, 2o a.,
SSs SSs wsSas c sas% Sosu 400
Oats 1000 bush
PHILADELPHIA March 22-3.&5 p. m.--Wheat. corn ana
eats Qsist sun unchanged
ToLxDo March sz-whsss active nrms Nav $50
sso Jun: ss1S Jny ss' ssS. .,. sos "ss ss%~
ss 81. Receipts-Whest 5000 hush coru 4ooo % bush
Oats Oes bus tloverssed as basa sh,nmens ~hsss
5000 Sush Oats l.eo0 bush- cisversssd 6se sssa
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT ForRTHA"K Trunk LINZ

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
- largest and tnesf Passesser Ststo. 10 Amsrse
~ M, Rochester and Montreal Expr'ss drawing ronm
cas 10 Albany Troy and SYRACUSE aso 10 MONTREAL an" 81
$3.50 a m- FAMOUS CHICAGO vtsTIBULEp LIN
TIED rxciusvsy Of Buffet sTokinE dining
and sioopng for Albany Utica Syre
Horst~r Buffalo, Eri~ Cleveland ant ToeiA ar"iy
ing Chicago 300 "a VA. next isv
Cleveland, carianst. TbA'ssap"a Desroit end chcasu
drawing room ears 70 Cssssdaigus asa h.ehesier.
tlf3pa m- Western Now.york and Northern ExprssA
$50 m. Albany Troy and Utica special With dravrs
Abay anil Troy Connects at Troy fer sara
an m, Accommodated to Albany AMI Tesv.
tsjp NJ. Fas chicsso. Cincinnati ani 81 Lnus Hxpeess
land CinennaI nttanaps - uis Toledo. petrvis saf
Chicago with soapnx and dining srA -.
ts6:50 n M. Montreal and Canandnixue ExnrrsS nAv.
sleeping cars ts PiatsburG a,d MONTREAL wa rMse
SUNDAY rnuav trsn dosa uat RI" wc>s 0f AeMy
M. special 81 e,r arrive. Rochester ~" H. Bar
faIo 035 "a, aud C!svriAaa l:26 M. nexs dVv
f ll;3n Fast Night Express for koshss.ss nnns,H
Niagara Fa Toronto cevesnt ci.c,nnst Indl ,nanslls
cars tn watertwn via Uoh daily sxosvs SATURDAY also "
CansnaaRua on ~Rndays oniv. -.
lighI Alhasv E--reaA vtfh sIoeninG oars Asren{
for 0soYgs and Ter tho nrsh texceps sAur
eieis sad space IN drA.ma ro:m SD .,:spans
IL PARK Place Rssissy Place West iao'hsl sn ts
N. triton kew-Y0sk S33 washinetes ssd $50 enltea
ste. Brooklvn ant 10 lth 81. Wlliamshure
wssco. kxpress calls for and checks "assaxs MON ess
Run Ssiiv eshsrs asily sscsys sssAsv ssss. - sss
s :'sc e s,ss as passsss'fs ''' Trss & az Sx Nm
General sansrntsudsna osnsIal rsassassr AsssA
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
Eeaai Notices.
Al EW- YORK SUPREME COURT,

n EW i O4kh oOTnEMG NOOhAs
~ KINGS COUNTY.
TrSssss u,.ser she last VIII AID Tes,sment sf Nichols.
GsLsume. dco;ased
Plaintiff
Nicolaus Ouaupe talso called Jean Nicolas Gus ue,
Cstharns Weber. Anna MarRaeths Scnnltl S,Biou cui
Margsretha kremer slso called Marguerite kfe
& liz lals0 eale Etenno Guillaum Julius Gull
lsuH. Franz Cula aud and all the other broth
OF Nicholas Guiiia late Of the City OF
children Of any deceased brother s.ster of the
Nicholas Gus deceased and all the other heirs
ataw Of egstees and devsees Of the said Mich
olss Glsume deceased who. whose existence and auy.
Executrx Of the last viii snd Testament Of Susan
nah Gullsume. deccssed;
DefendantA
Trial desired In Kings County. SummonA
To the named Defendants and exch Of them:
You hereby summoned ~ answer the complaint IN
PisintIns within twenty days
service and In Of failure 70 appear answer
Judgment will be taken against BY default for the
lief demanded in the complaint
Dated New-York. March 10th, 1888
JOHN T. BULLWINKEL
once and Pestoncs Address No. 200 Broadway. New
10 eli the shove named defendsnt except Mary Deneny.
Susannsh Guiisume. deceased:
ton pursssnt 70 en- order of Hon Willard Bsfcts one
Ysrk. da!ed 21st day March 1888 and filed with
KinRA at the Han Of Recerds In the County Of KngA
Sxte Of New York on the 21st day Of March. 1883
Pisintirs Attorney
once and rossomos Address No. 200 Broadway.
NewYork City, New-York
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
~ NsrA ,R;ssr, vesssts aSS satlrssds
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

ssssav msrts The saies comprised loo bags
SSwsscS sai 800 Esss 81 prvas: ssr .,Svss
IA AZ "r Se sas~ fair Rio spot nvsccs Ia
sso Ssxs No 1870 Ths n son
9srs snrs Tie liz u isepnG wA nrmsr scc.Sni. from
,s,Ssa cs ae5SfSSo; Gsrcs 10 April 1850
iess: Nay isisS So J1.s loasSic %; a. sS,y mae ~,
ocsssse: sscSis.oo. Tsysmssr, ssossgs. D:c:cesr;
sosnins we're. Janaary. iaooeses Fsernary ioo"o 2,
- "a a. Jsme 10 ba0i0aS lny. Io.2j iole; August
10 as 1000: september. lOos sav; OcIohcr loooo
3 ,0 November o. s5 08SB. December. 1900 1884
Ter se.s rcds were not canxed eut tee
sn At tho porrs the receipts to-day Aggregated &o63
Ssss comparing LISA Bales this day last weak and
September he beginning Of the crop yesr the receipts
have 00o bae against 07e oaies for the
came pe7od last season
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

ousAsA Usss 60 re. 49, - nss ~. ss,sSssss
Sc06 Sssds nsskss ssssdy sIssrs O Soofe io!
4 S:s.s.: .s ss,,,: e s:sS g 80 g eSxs a' ma
~ isSss ss shpu:s seos ~: Hss A.
Eshs e ioss Is; skins 8 5oss 10 ..os..n Mar.
- sssoas Nssy:s :; 90 ie w':ssta . soss 'o'
=, Gosvs Nsren N coSa<-Hocapo l96e hea4s SmD
,sssts 1000 hesf uarKss Choice HsAu Nnsvs
ssSses q a. 0ss To- 0cod NasvS esssss ~ -
p - SnenhefS N&>ora Ae11a0 = C4osee ~ w. - -
soefsrs sad Fss1srs 70 good ~ ooDSso Rangers
Nsss -Rsssps 500 hsss shiymsats 1so nssa = "a
artva Choice Heavy and Bnsensr resossSs. A. rIShs
WrfSa Pair e hest - oOoe5 ~ .... ~.
Sheep l.7vO hszd shpments = aVS noSh -
geen1y. var - CAodoo ~ l0V4
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
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New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
proposais.

STATE or NEW yoxK, crIyroy rnsoS. AesEI Axpl
WARDxSe OvyScE, DANEnoRA. Maroh l5 ~ J
dds will be rereived at the Office OF the
ID supsrintendsnt OF Prison& Albany NJ y. a., n ~
sock noon rch 20h insfaat for che rom March
9Th o. In ceshnx nanaiaetare! e ths Prs"n
The sfats right role and all pids
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tuSnishsd appleasioa g the undevsgneA.
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