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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Fpaturpa tine alonsy and stock Mar.

NEw YoRE, jan. lS-Moncy on call easy al
eag per cent Inst loan sper cent, Clnsed offered
at9IE per cent, Prime mercantile paper i5{A6Ss
per cent sterling exchange quiet bulstesdy at
SisS3ial ssIS Sales oistocks ~, sis shares
The stock market was less RctIIe and lower
throughout the day, with leSs vim TO the specu.
lali1n, the result being decllneWhich, while
marked, was general, The opening prices were
slightly higher than the closlng figures, but
were not held, as the pressure brought RgBllSt
the list HO0a made ap impression, The early
losses were generally recovered In the INST
hour, but the market iOOh gave way ARain,
while Pullman moved In opposition 70 tho rest
OF the Hat and rose N peE cent. Later there VIA
eOnsldeFable strength shown In Erlu and New
England, In the last hour some Improvement
was shown al around, though the hmOnnt VI
the gain was small. The market finally closed
lllet and generally lFm at something better
than the lowest figures.
Railroad bonds active; sales Sl,29S,O00,
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
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Thsra 40 como IIappy AlnolleAnl.

There arc some American citizens IN
Alaska who haven't yCt heard who was
elected. This ID very unfortunate, but
they can comfort themselves with the
reflection that they don't have 10 read
anything about The Cabinet.
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BuRLlNonAM, N. y, May 81, $50.
G.. G. GREEN, Dear sir:-1 am fre.
quently troubled with severe colds, aud
the only remedy that will relieve me Of
them is your BoscheU's German Syrup.
/ have used 1t for more than twelve
years. II Is a constant household COM
panion with me. Our merchant here
procured 1t first at my solicitation, and
says he has sold q great many bottles. 1t
Is u very popular remedy In this section.
Every person who has used II speaks In
the highest terms Of It's merits. do
not know Of a single case II has not
cured. ! first used II In Vermont, where
! lived before coming here. ! advise
everyone to use It, as II Is certainly the
best cough medicine hayeever known.
i have tried nearly all Of them at differ
ent times. Yours respectfully,
MosEs GRAY,
Proprietor Grist Mill,
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WILLlANspoRT, Jan. l4,-Horace w,
Watkins, sixty-eight years old, has be-
come insane from the eileCtsof excessive
cigarette smoking. He has been taken
to the Danville asylum for treatment.
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A physician has discovered that the
older u inan grows the smaller his brain
becomes. This explains why the young
men know everything.
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NeS lori World
After all our little campaign 70 1Iay4
has cost q dozen lives, The, celebrated
baltic Of New Orleans Under jackson
only cost Us seven.
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Little hoy--'I say, mister, do you
know why you arc like waterP" Fat
man-'No, my little boy, | do mott
"Nelther Of you can run up hill"
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dor SALE
EOR SALE LOW. - :
FOR SALE,

ohGlilalhg Lots on tho Old FAlr dfoundt. ZAnO,l
SoSls X Noilh aud AOuih front streets and
Soo,i a ,l nuGvIt' ~ very low figures.
AeafnIh, ''V"'' ~ s'eA SAcOp tueeh ~
v HSp ,,e ItleE House Il aud 70 Virginia street
Nv EH separate Of both together. They MN,
~ A modern improvement wa
feSI S,n h0Giiel House lg1 South nfoadwayi
eVSS ebp, 'GGpeIy " much lpAa than cost
gIt k2oMM Cottage iOF M,
rio, ", 9Ylael House, North From. street
1--we k9OmCd IlOUle, n N6fh MA M Svav, 81
male 4 PLEASANT home, '''''A "'Vau"sV "'l
sSII,IT!l'tlghih and Wood IltbpiS, Al X sSsI,,
WIN Tot Investment 'NN' ~ USibA'u
hand q, wv Houses, large aud small always OF
-eSls {. o. SMITH. is,n Main alrnAl.
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H., Q, 4 Q, RAILROAD,

Beliaire 4 ZanesYilIs Through Passenger leaves
BellAiFe At s'A0a, m, arrives NJ BollalFe At $3.50
p. m,
WOodSaeld Passenger leaves BellAire al A;2O r,
M, arrives Of BellAiFe at S:26 q. nj.
summeFleld Accommodation leaves BellRiIe
at l2i2l .. M. arrives at BSllAiFe RtlliO a. IN.
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WheeHnB 1--we STOCK Mhfkot'
sOS . ~ Us. aaSjic icf III Zoo g To- ibs
2a2Nc per ID,
H61l-MarkCt fair; 45la5c per ID.
Ldhbs-goOd at Sale per III,
,Cnltts-Baihc per ID.
SheCp-2a3c pCf ID.
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Educational.
Nj. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

A school Of more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough odu.
cation Of young ladies In all departments, Ii.
brary Of six thousand volumes Elmo phllo-
Sophlcai, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. CorpSoI
plano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according TO the method Of thu old italian mas
tiers,
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds, Board excellent.
For Catalogues, and references to patrons In
sci THE DlRECTRESg.
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low O2tci New York 0 gci golden Q 5Jici fruit

low 6lci New York O Coz golden O SIG; fruit
sugar tAci New Orleans clarified 6a61SC.
G GSgee-GTeen coEIssEPaney Golden BIO l9oi
lyci roasting gn!1es lsc; Java 26u: Roasted In
paekages-OhiO Valley Rio gac; Fan Handle
29oi ArblCkle & Goa roasted pc. Hulk
5 gIS, l9pyIornReRt Java sOei Peaberry
Taus-Yeung Tyson, per h., 9Sa6Oc, gunpow,
der, SlaIbci imperial, gah0C; Japan, 2Sa7Oc,
Colony, 2aI1ci BuurhOng, 22a65c,
~ ClNlte!1s@r full weightlOC; sIearine per set,
l2ri mould, peF ket, lNn.
fgaar- Unolec cider, iGr2c per gal. I; standard
cry er9lds, l9tlle per gall country iSal6p per
Cihese-li quoted In jobbIng at lac for primo
western, and $50 for full cream; Sweltler Ia
loo, according 10 quality LimbuTgeF, lljAc;
factory, sbfci New York State, i2lSyC ~
. MA-N0' 2 medium mackcrel, 81 OOi No. 2 lat,
SSai.-salss of timothy seed at q IS per bushcl;
clover, small Geed, IS ISL laFgOr 81 W.
Slit-No. per hhl, g6Ci extra per Dbl, 81 b5;
dairy, fine, Sbushel SACKS, q " per sack.
Slltet COrIl-bRjO per ID,
hIHp0Tdtot FrIfts-pared peaches, per h. IN
2lui IMPAIRED peaches, pcrl6, lOIlln; apples, per
b p XII Id ssRPN fGIiss per d. Sci black
CupHei GOOdl-stanlard 0 ID. table peach $50;
PIC peaches, . lb., SO pic peaches, b., 81 p,
NO tomatoes, ngw, y GOi Osborne 4 Wells
2ib. 70; strawberries, alb, q 10; blackbeiFlCs,
2lb., u lli rnspbGrrlct, 2 h., SlO0, DHmsOn's
lbt Dc; lima 6elus, lb,, 0Oc; cove OysICFS,i ID,
light, Goci DO ID, full weight pbcsl %; string
early June peas d sSai Is; French I psas iSG
earlli plnO apples q %; NOrrOWfat peas, H.,
I 0A2 ~; RoOseperrlGs, 2 lb, pOcasl 00; 0 ID.
sweet potatoes q %.
Wooden Rdre-Ep. ! tubsS7 15i No. 2, % 49, No.
., p !bi hoop pals u ISL . hoop 81 "; single
Washboards q 20; double do 81 80; due crlinp
double do 81 10; single ~ 10.
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BALTIMORE ( OHIO RAILROAD

DbensTtnrN n In NJ rom whSOIirs SCh.dr,o
EspSssS os cSisaRo md md ne Sorhw sS iO,
ex a., S ssturdaS u uA''S' anu 'i'4o = IN uaig
Express for Cincinnati and 81, Louis 1O:25am
N cGamb1I aSco SS SSSR' s sSS ~ daily
ll;IS n ~ dHiiy cSSs, inS9.x MI WA Sp ~
daily, exnent S,tndav NN'N'ue'' eNu @'SS ~
Express foF washington. d. O.. baltimore.
n and SS NJ ANY aSw y dSr Pl w S' S sioSa
u'I FNr p,,t,bu,vh ana w.,h,rv,o, p. koo . ;,
daiiv. eSnSnSs S.Gl NJ dSIIv TN ~ ~ Nv ~ a.
except Sunday. AdditIonai way tralt, fop Wath. .
InSihn D. S:sn n w III, VIZ u sn1 ~, "e
phiIadcinhiS Ne ,an n ~, HSIIy ''''N'4'V'0 a+u
CnImn XVI ana iSIncjnnsIJ I5.iS IN ur,d,v
only. S'''A' 4AN S''''"''' -''' W. 'uu'
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Teacher-"Johnny, give the parts Of
the verb TO grind" Johnny (slort stop
inhis nine -"Grind, ground, grounder."
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-. y MEETING,
Coneral Notices.
,rn5E..MlIPrloN oE IgIIN!Io5TI,IIlolN

@TnEMpTION OF JUNCTION
Eta D6S tGNPANY's MORTGAGE BONDS,
The holders Of Junction LIon ESSmPSRSSs ng 1ssn
secured By Y nqrlSage aI NS,'n,r oLIo lana r..
Anl lrfu'V Sgnfi M ~, pngc 5is are hereby n0tl'
I0L.s, ~ nsJs numbered Az, w, q, ", ",
y asu vi I. i. IG q, o. G,69 ~ y, " " ~ "
NJ =, ~ son 6y lot selected for payment IN nc
VI 9S,S DWiIh tbe prOyl,iOnSot said mortgage,
s ~ viii be- paid with Accrued interest uPon w ~
Riy,v1,iI a. in Ikc ely Of Wheeling, West Viz,
Mhss' n sihe NH lIy Of February, D, lssV, Ut
glhlh' ' ,.., ,iry will cease u bear Interest
Whl'h ''''' JUNCTION IRON COMPANY,
p,u II. pglg,T. plcslsEnl. Jus
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NOR EIGHT R0OMED
IL House on EdglngtOn L4uO pleasant VAL
leyl. Foi inrthcF Information aud terms Ad.
dfya MRs. BELLE s, SAVAGE. city. latl.MW4P
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TRAVELERs' GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN, TRAiS Ss and AFR Nov . Is 3SS
DAY excepted. monday excepted, lsatir lay
SEses Il !. SUNDAY only SATURDAY only
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A snbstiLnte.

Detroit Fre PrtH.
"say, Sis" no said TO a ten.yearold
girl who answered bis ring at the door,
ais your mother in?"
mo, SIR"
"Thats too bad, y
want to see her on particular busl-
nessYp
Eyes"
"Can't you waltz"
II suppose III have to-" =.
III it'svery particular, and II you can't
walt you Cln tell II TO me. Amt
mother, but I'm engaged TO be married,
YOU Know III
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HOME MARKETS.
The Wholesale Prices of all the Various
Commodities.

Tho Wholesale Prices OF nu the Various
ConmOdities.
I,rv,, ,ory,,, o,v,cv
wuvv,,xn h Tns.Isy Ian. i M
MnhA'lso' i I1,N sau' ~.
thosO last reported, arc quite numerous, and arc
wellworthy Of the careful scrutiny Of those IN;
tnTeAted. Tho several departments reviewed
thpw tho tollowinr state Of ainalrs, The local
wheat mnrkol continues very Quiet, hut little a
niIotinv and nnt ,uuch wantpd. In tcvnrd IN
Ss,'"nd cn,n ,So,o has noon h,, leila nr.S'
Ideally no ehansc, f9r .oms tlne pull MAJ GHy
natke! sonMannes iAitiy VOL !t9gkeit NH ieeu
has NOT ihSaaI NY " y hll i9w Meoks
NV, Wy d,,s Nv q, Wy vi
ny shSbSe q Hoc IN p ri liz demand "A oSy
ihSte d morcGmirShco that hard pVa Ia. SssR
reached ..., ,,.. =, M. -. ,.,,., 4.
~ we groegTIEy lnS IN, eoilve ~ una iealute
Y, Ky ,as, IvV,, ,is gAel
~ W list n1an y, wv ,dP W. I Sa
part on sa'atuay, NY IV-1I " htm i9r hpO!
g0Ous W WY ~, ~ T W. hehten
lnlat w n!uI, NV wv, W I ~. n.I Wy dhll
S SI G ISIae gTiss are lille RiS6et SpSS;
lhot decline IL prices Iaat I. largely dug q th0
Woalnsr. lne REVVVW DNs'uVe' ~ . WhOIo "
V9ty WV a., ivan. tar,y ,.,.,,. ,.r,,,. 49,,
n,s,S ,S a tq 6 ahsy drpS aIinv hSE ena
amber aud winter y " \, ~ q paper WOOD iSe
" N6,,s N o. i,TS ~ V w, i w TX
s36o nv KY, Igu M ~ 81 SS15 ~ VIEv W. S
S nsS nOsi 6S CoSh mai Nv "yG N llel
saSt NO. v VIM ~ pH'H 'HVe' Wv III pVUA
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THE endorsement Of German Syrup is
unparalleled. we will publish 1000 ties.
timonials received during the last six
months. Read them. May save your
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TOR RENT-ONE FRONT ROOM
i with board, Enquire at Nus. sESSEsEY's,
No nLi MAln alFerl lnlhV
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NYoOl.

Nw YoRE, Jan. l6.-Wool quiet and firm;
domestic fleece SOa1sc; pulled 2aSVc; Texas la
&c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA Jan, iS-wOOl quiet aud
prices unchanged.
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When baby was sick, We give her casIorlp,
When she was Child, she cried for c&torls
When she became Miss, she chung to Castorlu,
When she had Children, shO sayO them castOrln
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For Rent.

NOR RENT-TIlE DESIRABLE
L Residence, No. III Fourteenth street, Az
MY tn L. H. GREER uex5
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This Is funny old world, any how,
but II is very hard to reallzeit whenyou
are readingthe comic papers.
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e,ooLbolders' Meetings.
-.,o,I,5..II,IInll.nERsI MEETING.

CTOUhHVIDT1'7
- ,...r,ual meeting Of the slOCkholh
The rglPln,, rsaIsIic Iron WOIkl Will be held "
ers Of hg ~ M Company on Wednesday jan
ulp . 1857 I" "JJ 6iiS D, CULBEgTsoN.
,,....,,,>o W VA. Jan. .. lssg. ia9.Ie
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Railroads.

WHEELING & elan GROVE r, R,
w Onntl after Saturday, October 10, 1883,
will run ~ follows:
LEAvE WHEELING;
M, $3.50 p. M, 6;;.Q y, M, 100 y. mi O:OOp. m.
LRAvE WHEELING PARR;
6hO4. M, 7;i5 q. nj lO:0Oa M, 1880 M, $3.50
p. NJ, :9 m, 6:l0 ?; M, 500 p M, 1000 p. m,
run m follows; Leave the city al 500 q, M, and
run every hOnr until 0;l6 p. nj. Leave Wheeling
Park Ut 300 a, m, and run every hour until 10
p. m. Except church train win leave Park al
9iioa. nj, and city atl2:l6 p. m.
OO2i Il HIRgCU Enn't
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Kansas Teacher. "Whero does all our
grain 60 tor Scholar.-'Into the hop
per-" "What hopperS" "Grasshopper,"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-17
ANOTHER HOWLING GALE.
Norfolk ard she virginia Coast visited
~ : violent and Destructive
storm-sInch Damage Done.

NORFOLK, Va, April I7.-Another Sc
we're northeast gale has prevailed herr
FOR two days, the velocity Of the wind
being sixty miles on the coast and forty.
five here. The water banked up IN tbs
harbor and flooded the wharves and
many Of the streets near the river an0
creeks. doing much damage. The gov
eminent wires are down again all along
the coast and nothing can be heard from
that section. The steamer Accomac
broke her shaft two miles from Smith
field and went ashore In the storm. She
has large number of passengers on
board, among them a theatrical com.
pany. There Is no communication with
Cape Charles City.
Capt. Keene, Of the tug Luther G.
Ward, reports that a mile southeast 81
Five Fathom shoal he passed the wreck
OF schooner with her stern slightly out
Of water and one mast standing. The
tug Frank A. Low came up from Hampton
roads with seven men, the crew and pas
sengers Of the sloop Empire, which went
ashore at Pigs Point. The sloop has
gone to pieces. On her way up off Lam
berts Point the tug picked up an
abandoned sloop, name Obliterated.
The water in the neighb0rhood 81
Wallaceton, On the Dismal Swamp canal
Is higher than ever known. The Dover
farm is entirely submerged and the crops
viii probably be total loss. The canal
bank is overlooking for miles each way
and theroad will be impossible for weeks.
In several parts of Norfolk the driving
rain beat into the stores necessitating .
removaLOf goods. The rain has worked
destruction in the Masonic temple and
the gale of the 9th. 1t is feared that
there will be considerable destruction Il
life and property along the coast.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-17
FOREIGN wo1EN CAN VOTE.
Affirmative Decision ON the vexed Cues
tion in New Jersey.

Affirmative Decision ON the vexed Ques
tion In New Jersey.
WATERFORD, N. J April 17.-The ques-
ion of whether or not the foreign wife
of naturalized citizen is entitled to vote
at a school meeting in this state has just
been decided by County Superintendent
Frederick r. Brace, of Camden county.
The question arose at the election OF
school trustees for Chesilhurst borough
several weeks ago. The defeated candi.
dates, Starkey, Rooms and Heacock
contested the election on the ground that
five foreign wives of naturalized citi-
zens had voted, and commended that
foreign women should be naturalized IN
the same way as foreign men to entitle
them to a vote at school meetings. The
contest has created considerable interest
in the state and the eyes Of the legal fra
ternity have been turned on the case.
The majority of the members of the
Camden bar contended that women
must be naturaIized to be entitled to
vote. This was the decision in Ohio
some years ago. and almost everybody
believed it would be the decision in this
case. The case was heard before Super
intendent Brace and the latter rendered
his decision. Last night the trustees re.
celved the following letter from their
cOunsel:a
ION Saturday last Mr. Brace rendered
his decision in the school trustee contest,
deciding the election legal and sustaining
the right of the foreign women to vote.
This ruling will have to be followed in
future elections.
The result is surprise TO the majority
of Jerseymen, who believed that it was
essential for foreign women to become
naturalized in order to become legal
voters.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-17

NEW YORK, April lit has been
definitely decided to change the line
of both the military and industrial cen.
tenial parade BY causing them TO pass
around Union square. The route of the
military parade on April 30 VII be from
Wall street up Broadway to Waverly
place, to Fifth avenue. to Fourteenth
street, to Fourth avenue to Seventeenth
street, to Fifth avenue, to Fifty-seventh
street. The industrial parade on May /
viii start from Fifty-seventh street and
move down Fifth avenue to Seventeenth
street, 20 Fourth avenue, TO Fourteenth
street, to Fifth avenue, to WaverIy place
to Broadway, to Canal street. Add
tionai stands placed around three sides
of Union square viii greatly increase the
number of persons to whom the parade
viii be yisibly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-17
WILL LIVE IN a BOAT.

Pennsylvania Statesmen Charter steamer
for the Washington Centennial
HARRISBURG, April IL. - Chairman
Kidd, Of the house centennial committee
returned from New York where he has
been arranging for the trip of the legis
lators to attend the centennial anniver
sary Of Washington's inaugural. Mr.
Kidd had considerable trouble in secur
ing quarters for the Legislators, bat hs
finally succeeded in chartering the Norfl
river steamer Catskill, which will &C
commodate $500 people, He has az
option on the steamer until tonight, By
wbich time it Is expected the governor
will have taken action ON the concurren
resolution providing for the visit. "A
caterer win 90 with them. and no ex
pefise viii be spared to make the Iegisla
tors comfortable. IT Is said anseffort vii
he made to recall the resolution in the
hands Of the governor, on the GROUND
that ut this time of the session three day.
cannot be spared. This recalling can onl,
be done by unanimous consent. and there
will be much opposition to it. If the triI
Is taken the legislators will leave Harris
burg on Monday, April 80, and return
here on the Wednesday following. The
committee states that everything in New
York Is taken and they were lucky to gel
a boat.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-17
AT HARRISBURG.
The Legislature Not Likely tC
Adjourn Before May %.
THE sOLoHs WILL VISIT NEW YORK

They Have Chartered the steamer Cats
KIN and win sojeurn on Board Dur
ing Their siay--Quarters Provided 10
the state Troops-The Legislative Ron
tine.
Harrisburg, April lit is now un
derstood that the Legislature will moi
finally adjourn before the c3d Of May
The failure of the effort to block the New
York junket is given as one of the rea
sons for the change Of date. II Is alst
observed that the senate Is not in the
most excellent shape for business. Tn,
Osbourn- Deylin contest keeps a commit
Tee almost constantly away; the appro
pliations committee Il off on its tour Of
the states institutions, Senators Rutan
Shull and Schnatterly are III, and every
senator here would be required to vote ii
order 10 secure the final passage of bill
No bills viii be called up today foI
fear Of defeat.
The house committee to which was re
commended the employers liability bill
last week will report it with an affirma
tive recommendation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-17
ouarters for the Troon..

HARRIsBURG. April 17.-Adit Gen.
Hasting has received the following from
Col. s. Y. r. Cruger, chairman of the
New York military committees: both
Gen. Leach and Col. Hill have been IL
conference with me in regard to quar-
tefs FOR Pennsylvania troops. We have
secured quarters for about 1900 or 2.5O(
men and within few days we shall
have secured sufficient accommodation
for all the other troops. Col Hill ha.
just left here and / told him that he
might assure you that there would be nc
question about all the Pennsylvania reg
iments being quartered."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-17
peath Of Col. David q. wl,ite.

BALTIMORE, April 17.-Col. David G.
White died at West River, Md. He was
a native of Port Deposit, whence he war
sent in 1858 as cadet to West Point,
when the rebellion broke out he Joined
colonel ami serious wound inflicted
while in commend of a cavalry bridge.
When the khedive of Egypt reorganized
his army Col. White was offered and ac-
cepted a commission and did some valu-
able work for Egypt. Since his return
from Egypt he had been engaged in the
coal and lumber business at West River
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-17
IMPORTED pAUpERs
A Large Numher Il Kmmlsrmnts ArrlNimn
Daily. Many 81 Tlen Destitute.


Al Large Numher al Kmmalgrmmts Arrawimn
Dpily. Many 81 Them Destitute.
Ngw YoRE. April l7--Ors IL 4.000
immigrants who were landed a. Castle
garden in one day, $50 were detaised Be-
catise of either their poverty o. illness.
All of those who were detained csune On
three Hamburg packet boats. An ex.
animation into the condition III the people
resulted In the release Of ll3, the remain
ing PAT being held. awaiting the ARRIVAL
Of friends. who VIII guarantee that they
will not become a public charge. The
party il q very poor one in general ap.
pearance and worldly goods. and came
from eastern Europe
The steamship SlaNoaia. which arrived
This entire lot is male up Of ninety-eight
families, there not being single unmar-
ried person on the list. The majority
are children, ranging in age from 70 19
years. All are bound to the far west,
where they intend to settle on farms.
WASHINGTON, April II. = Secretary
Window has directed that Mrs. Kate
Flynn and her three infant children and
Mrs. Margaret CASSIDY shall be returned
from Philadelphia to Ireland Mrs Flynn
came to this country tn meet her hus~
band, but found the latter had deserted
her.
Margaret Cassidy's case is similar.
She arrived in thi; country in 1893 and
was supported by her son until Dec. 81
of that year, when he desert a her. She
is 10 years of age and de stitufe