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v. NASBY

.Iot;nit acquaintance with = tru
@4 always increases our resPecA5 TUT
tsat frsnd.' wnv svpv,ta Blocks
lHS 20 make friends ~ their virtues
eoH- liter known. Clergymsn, public
e"c'H and people in all the avenues of
sPs1., npit in their praise Of that won
LIS new remedy, Synvtta Cough Blocks.
deTlu' vsrrspted 20 cure Coughs, Colds,
9,9,nit,s HOsrsanesS, Tickling IN the
D., Soy Throat and Group; % doses,
t" Hundreds bear testimony to the
No ~, ~ af DiacrhCs, Dysentery,
TS C,c,ars IntsntuU, or Summer Com
fluN, "a Cholera MOrbus, effected by
P, Blackberry Blocks; - doses. %
osL W. have scsCSs of testimonials
r,o,pars. Who after dosing their chill
L. With strong medicines tor other ssp
S,ssaass. have completely cured them
z rs;nc Synvita Worm Blocks; 2S doses
~ .arts After Won have tried al the
,-;,ad bottle rsmedies and have found
rsIisE hay 3 package Of Synvits Kid
~ Eic,E and Liver Blocks and be cured.
~ a. ~ cents. If you want the finest
ENC Bitters in the market, bay a package
~ syrrits Sitter Blacks for - cents, and
y o,ks non J 20 l gallon Of pure tonic bit
tsrs
Al these remedies only l cent > dose,
No 1,x no~teaspoon, no sticky bottle. Put
n pstent packages. Warrsntedt to cure
noray refunded Sold by druggists
everywhere. Gs:a checker hoard Of your
JssIar free SEMI your address on 3 postal
- so- scopy of "THESYNvITA BLOCK"
ccusainsa history of diseases and
rp-ss, o. send I cent stamp for a sample Of
Co7gh BloaS a7i a copy OF The SYNyTTA
BrnrE. Address, The Synyits Co, Lock
Boz 299, DeiphCS Ohio.
ASroy 2 HESS, Agent iOf Wheeling,
opposite postothoe'
D. Z. McSwOEDs, Agent for Martins
Ferry, o.
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psTaCG.HJH-
New York.

New YORK.
NRw YORK, September %. -Petroleum-
Opened firm at 93c, AMI after the irst sales
became strong and advanced to 93ic. TIE
market then became dull and ssggsd oil
slowly, closing steady at 93tc. Consoli-
dated exchange opening at 93c; highest
93}c; lowest 93c; closing at 93ic. seiss
1,155, 900.
OIL CRY, September 26.-P"troleum-
Opened at 93tc; highest 93sc; lowest
93:; closed at 83tc; sales Zoo bar
rels: c~Iearances 2, 4l2 600 bsrrels; charters
80 Alb barrels; shipments 81, l0l barrels;
ruus As, 500 barrels.
Pittsburg.
PITTsBuRG. PA, September 26.-Petro'
eum-Dull but steady; opened at 93sci
highest 93sc; lowest 93!c; closed at S3tc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, September 26.-Petro,
leum-Opeped at 93c; closed at 93tci
lowest 93c; highest 93sc; el.arances 1902
600 barrels.
Titusville.
TrTUsyILLB. September 26 Petroleum
Opened at este; closed at s3sc; highest
93sc; loves. 49,.
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EEn-AE
An Importsnt Announcement

49, -AABNA NNA&AN
Nf.ut * weeks ago, while at business
W., ,rlL.gly aTforStd with eXcruciatinS
Ta.gs b.. my feet. knees aud hands 81 severe
a.. as.u.S that I took my bed lnuneIlately,
aa. 20 fNu 90 thrte tags NY sC.hte 49,
swollen O. almost double thtH nStuLdlss1e
ar. -r.u NSs driven from me. Atter slneE'
'Ec fst r.st ~eSCruCiatlng pain Iora MSeA'
90. m- ....uauts and various other rCntGN,ts,
a O. "a 49, >ym1Rthiged win my heLPLeS
wy i01,t yna get Swift's Specific and
o. .. Tw.l Guarantee q cure, n y 4Oes
q ne .Ity.us shall cost you nO1hns.
/ 10 Durr secured the s. s y, and AFTER
E-a- &, taC first day, had = quiet nlsht Ah1
fr.Hs'tuc s'D.p. In a week l Iett CRAZY
81. .tt.f. II three weeks l could sit up and
W..k ah..s tho ruOm. and after using SIX
was OJt and able 20 80 70 uSlhesS
, l.0r have been regularly aLm pNss
O. duty. and srlad on my feet rrOn nine 20
Ten Ag. r~ a day, and am entirely Iree rom
g-.0. Tua-g are the plain and simple facts
u @y case. yHt I will cheerfully answer al
Sy l-' relative tAT TTSS s,'SIT "a gIIs'N
Il ". 18th street, New YORK CITY.
EASTTrg, TrSS.-I have warded on q Sc
W." attack OtruvUmGtism by a timely oscEL
e. SWifVs Specific. In all cases where G
maHeut relief Is sought this nledlClne COM,
W.Dls Itself Tor q constitutional treaILnsns
th., thoroughly -ersdlcGtes the seeds OF dis
Rev. W. p. HARRISON. D. D.
Wv YORK. - TN AvE-After Spending
g" tp De- relieved 81 Blood Poison without
ans N"1,Ef, lew bottles OF SwluS Speclno
W"rAcI q , HgcJ cure. Z. PORTER
VIENNA, GL-Ny little girl, AGED six. and
boy, Sgd four years, had scrOtula IN tne
worst hsgraysted shape. They were puny
aal sickiS. Today they are healthy andr0-
but, ali the result " taking = S.
LADY LAKE. SrNrZR Co, FLA-Nour s s.
y has proved q wonderful success IN NY
case. Inc cancer On my face, no uouoey
Wulid have soon hurried ire TO my graNe' 1
d. think it's wonderful, and has no eiEal.
b Ii. BYRD, Postmaster
Waco, Texas Nay SiSS
S 6. c., Atlanta, Ca.
G"uJlpneu-kIowlng that you appreciate
voluntary testimonials, we a X pteasurSl
stating that one q our lady Cust0meE mas
reSalned her health by the use OF Tour LaEeo
b'itlgS OF your greet remedy, aLter hAnils
he"nan lnvatlfDr several years hertrOuOs9
VS. eNtrgu.e debility, caused y dlseassP~
euLtlr 70 her sex. NMLIS& Co, DTGgsstS
Iaree boss mailed free on appAea0Oh
A~larugsstS sell 5. =. s
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
D--w,r$ Atlanta Gl
NV York. 80
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling.

wheeling,
TUESDAY, September %.
The market is reported firm and is liable
to 20 up at any time. For wheat So to 80
cents is being paid and receipts are light.
The advance is due to the failure Of the
crop in tae Northwest. Prices on -four ore
unchanged, hut the tendency is improved.
We quote:-
FLoUR AND GRAIN-Cboice family hour
in barrels 81 10; in sacks 81 60; nriddlines
per ton S1s 90; bran per ton $l8 GO;
per 100 pounds, 81.
FEKO-Corn per bushel 6Oa65c; old oats
doc; new 3Oc; hailed hsv per too $l8 to $50.
Loose hay is bringing SO to $ll per ton.
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WOOL.
wheeling

TUESDAY, September 70.
Wool in this section is pretty well
cleaned up, and what yet remains IN
the hands of growers is scattered
over a good deal of territory. The local
market is reported quite brisk and q good
deal of wool is changing hands at % to
30 cents, the latter price being for choice
clips. For unwashed the price is one
third lees. Medium washed is bringing u
to 2Sc; unwashed % to 23c; tub washed
3Dc
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STATRs-D1n and steady.

STATEs-Dlll and steady.
RAnRoADs-More active; sales Sl,l2o,-
900.
SToCKs-The stock market was more
active to-day, az well as decidedly
stronger, though the improvement result
ing was confined principally to a rev
stocks which monOpolizsd the interest "a
ken in the speculation. The opening was
fairly active and strong, n under tne
lead of a few stocks advanced materially
during the forenoon, though the move
mept was not steady. The Ches-
peake aud Ohio stocks first came
In the front and were followed
by the "Big Four" but after noon the
Northerp Pacific stocks and New Euglsud
became the leaders, when the market
ouieted down and little or no movement
was noticed until the last hour. Then
New England made a sharp spuit md Inc
rest OF the list followed on a largely To-
creased business, and the close was active
and strong at the best prices of the day
The list is invariably higher this evening
New England rose q and East Tennessee
3 per cent. each, Northern Pacific II,
aud Louisville and Nashville IL. Sales
224, $50 shares. Quotations closed bid as
follows:
Adams Express 146; American Express
10; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific
So; Chesapeake and Ohio l93; preferred do
frsts l6i; do seconds III Chicago and Al
ton 100; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1924; Delaware and Hudson, 1lSt; Dsia-
ware, Lsckawanna and Western l42s;
Denver and Rio Grsnde, cot; Erie, 2Ss;
do preferred, 65t; Fl. Wayne, $50; HI
nois Central 1851 Lake Shore, 10lt; Michi-
gan Central, 500; minneapolis and st; Lcuis'
16B; do preferred, Is; Missouri Pacific,
79s; Northern Pacific, 26b; do preferred,
6O3; Chicago and Northwestern ll2t; 90
preferred, lac; New York Central, iO9s;
Oregon Transcortinental, 81; Pacific Mail,
388; Peoria, D. & E, 264; Pittsbnrg, l55,
Pullman Palace Ger, ia; Reading, 52s;
Rock Island. 1O9; st, Louis ard San
Francisco, 80 90 preferred, 7OB; first
preferred, 1l2t; 81. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba. 1O4f;'t Paul auG Omaha, 3ss;
do preferred LOG. Texas Psciso, 24s;
Union py;iAr, 8Ol; UnitN" States En-
prep, 10; Western Union, 83$.
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DIX GOODS.
key York.

NEW YORK, September 26.-Dry Goods
AT jobberb' hands there was more doing
in all departments, with tie Gales of good
smou II, but with agents trade was slow.
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Ibselias R$sistes
Grarsl1rs &uida

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
aExPLANArIoN OF RxYERKScRM MARKS: sDaily.
Sunday excepted. monday excepted sun
day only. saturday ex~cepted.-To Meridian
May Is, tSSS Wheeling time. watch Is just one
hour earlier than Central Time:
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DITTsBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
InIIIC RAIIWlY 40

y IUUIS CO.,
(pan HsIdls Route.) Cndor schedule In erect
August 5th, 1883, trsin1 lrsvs wheeling. CsntrAl
the East, s:O . m, 1873 p No., $40 Q. N and
$40 p. m. For COlurs saS, fIiisnspolts, Ctncn.
nst and st. Louis, go aud s:4op N, For Colun
tuS and Ch;csro, l2:So p. m. Trains antve II
$40 p. m Trains leaving h6:0 q. m. and ar.
irving at $50 p. m, rnnSolid between Wheeling
and PittshurR All trains dAily. eycect sunday.
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JOB
LETTER HEADS.
BILL A ]

SyerythIos IN the Joo Printing line executed
promptly and IN the Most artistic style a. tAs
RRS TSrPP IRR RaaNa.
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h. q. Q. RAILROAp

b. q z. AILLNOhV
Ssllsire and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES train
Ballslrs 81 800 g N, arrives &t BellAlrs O.
40 o. n.
WoodHdeld passenger train leaves Sellaire st
D m, arrives a. Beilsire 81 $50 r. N.
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves 3ellsir q
- ~ m. arrives at BeIlsira e. llt0 :. n.
An trains daily except Sunday. Central ssaha-
AID Time fron BellsJs.
,IHEELINGA AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On snd after aoGiGg, April 81, iSes, Islns
on the WheeGnS and Kim Grove Railroad viii
rIu Is follows:
Tssya Arrive az leave Arrive a.
vEIssruo PARK Park. wheeling
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SUNDAYS:

Leave a. 7:00a m. and uip every hour, except
Churcn TSSin at 9l5 D. O.. Leave Wheeling Park
~ SOC a. m. and rhn every hour until 1000 p. M,
except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park at 945 q. N. and wheeling AZ l2:lo and
9l5 .. u. Z. HlksCh, eupt
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Sutttrp.
Louisisns state Lex ery Company

Incorporated by the Legislature In 1858, foi
Educational and Charitable purposes, aud if
s~titution, ia 1879, by sn Overwhelming popular
vote.
ITS Grand Extraordinary Drawing,
take place SeIni.Annualty, (June and
December, and its Grand single
Number Drawings take place ON each
of the Other Ten months I'm the ear
and are all drawn In public, ut the
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, La.
" do hereby osfsfy that We supervise me Al
rangercenn FOR all the Monthly and Semi.Annua
Drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottery Con
pany, and In person manage AND ooatrol tbt
drawings themselves, and that the same are co:
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good fAif
toward all parties, and We su;horitc the company
70 uss this certificate, With factiLlilas OF our So
usturas attached. in Ia Advertisements"
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GINSENG.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, September 25.
There is no change in this market, quo
tstions remaining at 50 15s2 % per pound.
Supply snd demand are both fair.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
In the Academy Of Music. New Orleans.
Tuesday, October 3. 1883.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets AZ Twenty Dollars
each. Halves $40; Quarters %
TenLhs 81; twentieth 81.

3, l4 Prizes amounting iuoS,SO
~NoTE-Tlckets drawing Capital Fries arc not
entitled 70 terminal Prizes.
AS-For Club Rates, OF any further information
desired, write legibly TO the undesignsd, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County, Street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing AL Envelope
bearing your fnll address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, or Now York Exchange In ordinary lc.'
Ler. GirrenCy by Express lat our ~expense) I'd.
dressed n A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or; ". A. DAUPHIS,
Washington, ID. q.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time Table taking eject May 9Th. 1853. Pas.
senger trains will run a. ~follows-CentrA Tine.
AL trains daily except those marked thus
which do not run On Sunday:
SOUTH BOUND. mo. 1INo. 6.INo.StiNo. /
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1-aa2 lie Per Cent--aovernme''s
Dull aud ~Steedy-Stocks ~Higher-fi'nr
Firm and Unchanged-whest Unsettled
Nnw YoaB. September 26.-Money 90
call easy at 4s23 per cent /; lsst LOAF %
Q per cent. closed offered at 2per cent T;
prime mercantile papsr Staff per eent !;
sterling exchange quiet but steady at 1851
a4S7a.
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ELY'S
cream BALM
FRYhe CURE
CATARRH

~
u ad>aA1 ~ the IcCCCus membrane, generally
Originating IN gha GSSAl 1ssssseE anc Maintain.
t-g *. .sUrgSJsd in thC ksah. Erpm MS ON
h, Ss-tS s-n - p~Oi~s0nCs virus into the somSch
Aut through the digestive organs ScrruG1ng the
onN' AZ ,-r1GC.ng ottsf roubleaOEus and
ja.s-rr Is symptoms.
800 sprisd tnyo esca nosUil snd q
ay~@sF S-cs 50 GEMS at druggists: By usil
n @.e-,' - c-lu. Ely BSDF9 r No. Sc
VAR ...uss Nv York au2HSSe&S
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AA@saZaNMs~
H.
|SA~<T

OQ13lAlna1ou erN
We tbs undersigned BANKS and Bankers vii
esy sill Prizes drawn In The LoUiEsnR State Lot
tories which may be presented at our oountsr1.
X. NJ. wALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana National
Bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State NATL Bsnb,
A. BALDWIN, Pro-. New Orleans Natl RAntI
GAIL HOHE, Prest. Union National Bani.
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Address Registered Letters ts
HRN oREEAMs RATIONAL BAHR
EoW Orleans, La

REMGHaER thAttAa p csspos o. esrsrsl,
Bssuragsrd and Ksrly, who ars In charge o. the
drawings, is O guarantees Of absolute fs;ynss6 ard
Integrity, that the chsacss SO al equal, sbo
tnst no one can posEibiy divine what nrnts
VII draw a p-tIs
"REAEMBEB, also, that tbs payment Of
TI1EAL RANKS OF New Orleans, and the
1iote!s are signed by ths President Of an Inhi.
,GIoo, Hhoss chartered rights are rsoognissd
n tee highest Courts; thsreSorer sewGe n abJ
4 nit t'nTs ~ Anonymous LnnsrnS" aus SLS9'
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Eminent

re FOR MAN & BEAST. PENETRATEs
NUSCLE&PIBRETOTH THE VERY BONE
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LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORY
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CLEVELAND Il PrTTsBURG 2 X.

u5der scuedulo III eRsGt May IS, 1855 trains
leave Bridgeport Ohio. Central Standard Time
For Pittsburgh, Chicseo and Cleveland, 40 q
NJ. For PitiShrrsh 1917 .. u For Chicago and
liz p. m. Fer Pittsburgh and New
York, SS9 D. m. For steubsnyills, s:3S q. N.
For Martins Ferry, s:iS . N. Trains arrive q
Bridgeport &. 7:j8 o. m, 1913 a. IN. 122s p N,
4:lb p. m, az 2. NJ, and 7f7 p. n.
A. L. TALLlHG, Ticket Agent
myl6 Bridgeport. Ohio.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES FOOT ROT, sHoULDER-ROT,
SChEW-W0RN AND SCAB IN SHELF!
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 10 eli
points.
w. J. ROBINSON, Gcnl Pas. Agent
P~srkenburg, W. v.
FRED HUsEMEN. TRAY. Pas. Ag't,
wheeling. W. Va
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LINIMENT

CURES SwINNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES Il MULES!
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EAST LIBEETY, September 26. -Catae-
Receipts AIS head; shipments $50 head;
market stesdy on good, dull on common;
prime S. 7526 90; common 81 75a4 90.
Hogs-Rsceipts 1900 head; shipments
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LIVE STUSE.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, September 25.
The cattle market this week is slow with
prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson q
Bayha furnish the following quotations:
Cattle-1,000 to LOO lbs stock 33a34c
per lb 300 to 900 lbs. 3s3!c. per h.; 700
to 800 lbs. 2la3c. per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 53a6c per lb.
Lambs-Good at 3a5c per ID.
Calves-3a5c per ID.
Sheep-2s3c per Id.
pattt,noro raftIa MarEat.
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CI4s
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
Circulation Books Always Open.
THE SHUT GATES,

The representative and enthusiastic meet
ing in Stuyvesant Hall last night showed the
popular interest in that district in the effort
to open the park during the evening.
The speeches were moderate and reasona-
BILE, though earnest and eloquent. And the
preamble and resolutions state the whole
case for the people in q clear and admirable
manner.
The presentation Of the resolutions to the
Mayor and the Park Commissioners will
bring the question s~quarely before the au-
thorities. Mayor HEwITT's warm interest in
opening parks and securing more breathing
places for the people gives ground for the
hope that he will lead in this movement.
It would be a gracious and popular act in
the wealthy residents Oh Stuyvesant Park to
unite in the petition to have the gates open
until 10 o'clock and have the park properly
lighted and policed.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
AN AMUSING CLAIM,

And now nearly every New York paper
comes forward with the amusing claim that
it % inaugurated" the bobtail car crusade.
The readers of THE EVENING WORLD know
very well, without being told, what journal
took the initiative in aggressive and practical
action against this intolerable nuisance.
No contemporary, however, has as yet
claimed the honor of exposing and securing
the indictment of the policy sharps, nor of
discovering that Stuyvesant Park belongs
wholly to the people and pushing the move
ment for opening its gates in the evening,
nor of saving the Half Holiday law, nor of
engaging o physician for the babies of the
poor, nor of passing the Free Lecture bill.
etc., etc., etc.
But while we wait with slight expectation,
We would gladly welcome any real rivalry in
the service of the people. There is much
that needs to be done, and there cannot be
too many shoulders to the wheel.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
SIGNS OF DISSOLUTION.
The Suspended Metal Section Asks n Com.
mittee TO Examine Its Books.

The Suspended Metal Section Asks n Com
mittee TO Examine lite Books.
The suspended Metal Section Of the Gen.
trail Labor Union met again last night. at las
Eighth street.
The Secretary was instructed to request of
the Central body the appointment of q CON-
mittee to examine the books and accounts of
the section and receive all money in the
hands of the Treasurer. This indicates that
the delegates have concluded that it is useless
to longer continue the organization.
The organization of n new Metal Section,
begun by Secretary Ernest Bohm, will then
be proceeded with.
1t is the general opinion that the old ques-
tons concerning the adyisability of admit.
ting the Locksmlth aud Railing Makers
Union and Iron Moulders' Union No. 25,
which disrupted the old section, will again
come up, and the battle will be renewed by
the element which has all along declared that
the two obnoxious organizations are not
eligible to membership in the Metal Section.
The evening world., 1888-07-26
WORLDLINCS.

A woman dentist In Philadelphia IL reported TO
have q practice Of sl1, 100 a year.
The great furniture manufacturing centre Of the
United states IL at Grand Rapids, Mich. where
there are forty-two factories, employing l2, 900
men.
The best paid story writer in the country Ia said
TO he Harlan r. Halsey, who makes an income Of
1880 a year from tine detective stories ne writes
for the New York Lpd2er.
Perhaps the Oldest railroad engineer in the coun-
try 10 length Of service In Benjamin Hafner, who
has been employed BY the Erie road for forty-seven
years. In sll that time no train in his charge has
met with o serious accident.
A pair OF pet bears driven to q buggy excite great
interest on the streets Of Canton, Misa- They are
owned by Col l.. Fontaine, who trained them
himself. They amble along In an awkward kind Of
tro. and are m~uzzled. to guard sgainst possible
frolicsomenesA
Norman b. Ream, the wealthy grain and stock
dealer Of Chicsgo, was born In q small log cabin.
which Ia still standing In the village Of Ursina, Pa.
He occasionally visits 1t and It 10 an object Of great
interest to hin. MT. Ream began his mercantile
life in Chicago in 1866, when, after getting his dis
charge from the army. he secured q c~lerkship in q
small general store.
The evening world., 1888-07-26

sion, yesterday afternoon.
The ceremony WAS celebrated at the homo
of the bride. 229 West Fifty-second street, in
the presence of n number of friends.
The bride was dressed in opal silk en- traine.
with gold p~assementerie aud duchesse lace.
She carried n bouquet of Cornelia Cooke
roses confined with white satin ribbon.
Miss Saulpaugh and Miss Killilea, daugh-
tiers Of the bride and groom respectively,
acted as bridesmaids, and John j. Killilea
and Charles p. Leake, nephews of the Cap
tain and his bride. respectively, were grooms-
men.
The bridesmaids were attired in white India
silk, with panels of gold passementerie, and
carried yellow and pink roses respectively.
Numerous aud elegant gifts were received
by the couple, including a solid silver services
presented by the patrolmen of Capt. KILL
LEAFS command.
A wedding breakfast was served by MAJ
zetti and the couple set out for Newport last
evening. They will spend their honeymoon
there.
Among those present at the wedding were
DIR. Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson,
Sergt. Dunn, Mrs. Dunn and Miss Dunn,
Detectives Lawless and Reilly. Edward Kelly.
Harry Warner and Mrs. Warner, s.. +. Saul
paugh and Mrs Saulpaugh, Mr.. aud Mrs. A..
Hiliebrandt, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Capt.
Cosgrove. Sergt. McDermott, James Killilea
and Mrs. Killilea and Peter Haslin.
Capt. Killilea has a host Of friends and adj
mirers. and they will wish him bon voyage
on this life venture.