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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
WONG CHIN FOO.
s.,rrs WILL DEFEND THE CORRESPONDENT

EALTUS Will DEFEND THE CORRESPONDENT
Edgar Sa'tus the novelist, arrived I'm this city
Friday night on' the North German Lloyd steamer
1rave To Tribune reporter yesterday he spoke
as follows in regard the suit for divorce on the
statutory grounds which his wife brought against him
here. few days ago: ." heard that my wife in
Tended TO bring suit for divorce against me, through
q latter from a friend. ] was very III at the time
IN London but in spite Of the orders Of my physician
I at once took the steamer for this country. have
zone rot necessarily b defend myself against the suit
- % rrotect the honor Of the young lady who is
-, a. co res pondent. / had no intention what
sSer of skulhng in London. while the suit was being
uled d S,,"S 4 in moor health lie had gone abroad
,,end ~ Tie translation Of his books into French.
snd had intended 10 stay until spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
THE BOWLING GREEN STE NOT GIVEN Up.

THE BOWLING GREEN STE NOT GIVEN Up.
The NewYork Herald printed Yesterday dis
patch from Washington saying that secretary Window
had given up the new Custom House site Bowling
Green II added that stephen B. Eins was the
authority for the announcement There is no truth
in the story. Mr.. Elkns was as much surprised a,
any one yesterday wheu he heard that the report had
been attributed to him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
TO OPEN BIDS FOR THE TEXAs's STEEL PLATES.

TO OPEN BIDS FOR THE TEXAS'S STEEL PLATES
Washington. Dec. 14.-fids will be opened on Mon
day at the Navy Department for furnishing steel
plates for use in the construction of the United states
armored bate-ship Texas. al the Norfolk Navy Yard
Tho material required comprises 66l tons of steel
plates forty pounds to me square foot. 24o TONS
of which are for the lover layer OF protective deck
plating aad AIS tons for the upper and m@ie layers
Of protective plating, the upper and lower
LAYERS of the top OF rrdoub, and the protective side
plating. Deliveries are 20 begin within thirty days
from date of contract. and TO be completed within
sixty days of the same date. In case Of delay
dcd,ictons of 400 day shall be made for every day
beV ond tbe snrCifed time. All plates 10 be- of
domestic manufacture, and will be accepted only after
passing the tests prescribed by the department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, Dec. 14.-The bond offerings to-day
aggregated 500 700 as follows:
Coupon fOurs-$10O, at 12I. $500, o,
Registered fours-S650, 100000, $4,000, S4O2,-
500, $4,000, SIS 900, 100000 Sal 900, 800, al
127.
Coupon four and one-hals-S150. AT 104 So.
ReriStnrcd four and One-halfs-c2o, 900, 10000
Sl2. 800. "a OOO $4,000, at l04 SO; Sl,7OO, at
104 IL.
All tho offers accepted.
or these bonds .;iJOOOO We're surrendered by Ma
tonal bank depositaries, in liquidation OF deposits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
crprrrc4P HORSES PIN AWAY

The horses attached to Eighth-ave. car broke
away at Canal-st and West Broadway ye,te day,
dragging George Hanfori. the driver, over the dash
board, and then running wildly along Canast. and
across Broadway without doing any harm. Al Elmst.
they knocked down Lazarus Emplian Turk employed
in a carpet factory No. 113 Elmst. but he escaped
with slight injury. Then one of the horses fell on
the pavement and was killed. His fall stopped the
other horse. The driver arlestol, but was soon
DISCHARGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

hotel nearly completed at Mantooking, near the head
of Barnegat Bay. II will be called the Albertson.
The Atlantic Highlands Is to have a new and large
hotel II will be completed in time fol- occupany
next summer
The capacity OF the Fennirnore, second-ave.
Asbury Park is being doubled by the erection OF
new wing
Extensive improvements TO be made by the
New.Yorl and Long Branch Railroad Company before
the summer season opens.
The proposed new hotel at Interiaken Is now an
assured fact. and work will soon be begun upon the
ctr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

evidence OF the general advance In values going on
throughout the country.
\ member of the firm of Fuller Bros, Cedar and
Greenwich sts., another large house, said that few
steel nails manufactured in the East and that the
status Of the far away markets did not necessarily
affect the price here. lie agreed with President
surges in saying that the price of iron and steel
justified the advance, and further said that If the
Western market kept up, there would doubtless be
an advance In the East. At any other OF
The year the advance would be made at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
ONE ENCOUNTER LEADS TO ASorH

Charleston, W. Va, Dec. IA (speciaD.-iss noru.
ycCorkle episode at the Hotel Ruifner on en-.
me resulted this afternoon In another pe a .rhs
counter between W. A. McCorke ana MI No. ,s when
state Tribune Several blows were
hystandsr interfered without ctnet Si Vas connen.
bsjns hurt The cause OF the trouble was The troubh
" %aas BY Mr. Reber in The Tribune On While. grow
hetween Mr. McCorkle and MsI s,,s PATERSON psvb
IN . ont A. a remark OF the latter about 'eh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
coNrrsrrn CoNGREss ELECTION CASE.

Washington. Dec 14.-The House Committee on
Elections today received batch OF testimony. under
seal I'm the case of the contest Of Jehu Baker against
William $ Foreman. sitting Member from the Bellevue
III district The clerk Of The committee said the
case was a new one TO him. and he could not give the
grounds upon which the contest Is based. baker is a
Renuhiican who defeated william X. Morrison for
election in 1856 and was himself defeated by Foreman
last year by ty-sX votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

Toronto Ont. Dec. Little projected during
The Christmas holidays 10 the United states of the
Toronto University Association Football Club has been
abandoned. a tour Will probably be arranged for
next June.
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DEMOCRATS AND THE SENATE COMMITTEES.

Washington, Dec. 14.-The Democratic scaatonal
caucus committee arrange the minority representa-
ton on the new committees held meeting at the
Capitol to-day. Only four Of the seven members
were present-MessIs. Cockre. Harris, Blackburn ana
Ransom. They completed their work. but. owing to
the absence from the city of numerous Democratic
Senator's who must be communicated with before the
selections are submitted the caucus, the members
of the committee declined to make any statement for
publication OF the Committee the Worlds Fair
in 1892 1t is said Senators Estis, COlqtt ans Noor
hees will be members. The Democratic caucus VIII
meet Monday morning at 10 o'clock 10 act upon me
committees report and IL Is expected that the full
elected.
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tricts will Join with the IXth in setting up sort a
an Independent organization. II succc siul II viii
probably be one Of those easy going combination
which will be found ndorsng Tammany Nomination.
whenever II is thought 10 be TO the interest Of ~
VOorhis and his friends TO do so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
R. J. H0RNER 6 CO.,
Furniture Makers and Importers.
81. SO and 65 West 23d Street,
adjoining Eden NIuseeJ
Flu R N ITU RE,
Novelties For Holiday Presents.
EXCELLENT VALUE AT EVERY PRICE.

Music Cabinets and Stools, SIS to $40.
Writing Desks $3.50 10 S125.
Shaving Stands In brass and wood 50 to $50
Fancy Chairs and Rockers in gilt 81 to $50.
Easy Chairs, leather and tapestries $40 TO SIS.
Rockers in wood and plush covered. 81 to $50.
and Couches leather. and tapestry. S25
to $780,
Algerian Wicker Chairs SIS to S2J.
Fancy Decorated Vemi-Martin Tables $40 to $40.
China Closets. SIS to $3.50.
Iuad Rosewood Side and Cabinets for music and
parlor $40 10 $500.
Inlaid Rosewood Tables, $3.50 TO $40,
Gilt and Inlaid Bull Cabinets and Tables s25 $500.
Gilt Cabinets. SO TO $500.
Screens with Imported Verni Martin and Painted
Panels. s25 to $500.
Plain and Decorated Pedestals imported Domestic in
wood and onyx 81 to 500.
onyx Tables. $40 10 $3.50.
Easels brass wood and gilt finish, $40 to $50.
Brass Shaving Stands $40 to $40.
Plain and Fancy Tables. all woods S1.5O TO SIS.
Dressing Tables, in all woods Sis to 500.
Fancy Tea Tables, So TO S2J.
card Tables. 50 to $50.
Library and Paror Tables $40 to 500.
Bookcases in all woods. $40 to $3.50.
White Enarneled and Gilt Bookcases Desks Dressing
cases and Shaving Stands 81 to $50.
Hanging Cabinets So to S2j. Paor Cabinets $40 TO $500
Cheva Glasses, SIS to 500. Foot Rests SIS to $40.
Also, thousands of pieces of IMPORTED BRIC-A-
BRAC, aud numerous other articles, ranging from
II. j. HORNER & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

TO BE HEAD OF TIE HOUSE DOCUMENT ROOM.
Washington. Dec. 14-Captain Thomas II. Mckee,
OF Indiana, to-day appointed superintendent OF
the House document ROOM He has been Tor a number
of years connected with the Senate document room
and Senate library. He prominent candidate
for postmaster of the House before the Repuohcsn
caucus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
OPEN EyENIN -.
INSPECTION INVITED.

Paid purchases Of Five Dollars or over except
Sets Toilet Sets and Screens delivered free
one hundred miles Of New-YOrk No charge foi
ing Safe delivery guaranteed.
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Railroad bonds active; sales Sl,29S,l00.
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
RreGdstuIrs mud ProyI.Ipn..

NRW YORK, Jln, l6-Elour, receipts 2l,I99
packages bbH barrels and Y, Sia Aacksi market
moderately active; sales 1880 barrels. Wheat,
receipts loo bushels exports lbggl bushels
sales OQ0 bushels Of futures aud IS Og bush
els spot; spot market irregular No. red u ISci
No, While 500; No. Chicago nom inll; options
steady NJ, gTei January 9GySc February " ~;
closing at 81 0iIS; JunU 81 Ulal Ol9S, closing al
81 UlI July WEI December 900. Harley quieli
No. CanadRhvr, Corn, receipts 40 V0O bllshelst
exports 9is,S1 bushels; sales 5000 bushels OF
futures and 9ll, 0JO bushels Of sp0ti spot market
stronger ungFadcd lSaI6G; options firm January
ilISci February 4i9Sc; March iA4Ci May 4bIfc,
Oats, reCelphi7,O0j bushels; exports Is bushels;
hlleA l60 90 bushels OF futures and gO0Q bushels
otEposi SPOT market gpist: spot No, white SIZE;
hops quiet Collie, options steady aud bal0
pOinhHbO yesterday; Jan. l6.ijalb, iSci March,
April, May aud June Is, .810i July, August
september aud October lb.2jalb,tDc; spot Rio
hrm AZ l7?Ec Sugar, raw and refined dull;
TallOw, I0sin and turpentlno quiet. Eggs dull
anl weaker: western lsc, Fork lower. old
meas $40 7SRlt w. Cut meats steady, Lard
steady; western steam 1i2jfCi January 1906
February 7,lSci March 7,I7ci April 1900; May
7,6iC, Bntt0TQuiot; western dairy liA2OC; cream
cry l1a2Gc, Cheese StFOhgeri western llallISc'
CHICAGO, Jan, lb.-Tnling In wheat active,
and the feeling developed was decidedly unset
tied and nervous, the market closing y q higher
than yesterday Corn was quiet but iirm, Oats
guilt and steady rroy,soRS active Gnd Gn
SETTLED FJoHE lncnangSu. wheat, ssAh No'S
T, Da inpn MT e'Lc. fsGTuSSv 6Ilc.
MAJ IJssSS n Oi si1Slnr H Il l1II, Jiiiv Si5Si
WI. cl6Sina At VIC. Torn, cnsG No Q nd
lam syns,,nSv tEtse. Mich ~. Nav MAJ osIs
SSsh TX SSTG TaI,ItsTv 1iIZc. NIsv ~ RXS
M 8 IN FlsSseed 81 MI fImSihv lcsC,I Il iS'
Mess porE cash. 81 NJ; January III f7IS: March
Sl9 7ala OS, closing ut Sl2 81; May Sl2 46ill I2,
CloSiug At slS12JS. Lard, cash and January
1869; March 7.l9Izc; May 7.9jc. lAcon, short
ribs O,10c; shoulders G.J7Isc; short clear 1850,
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a aick child suffering and
crying with paln Of cutting teeth2 II
20, send al once and got bottle Of Mrs.
WlNsLow's sooTliiNd SYRUP ron Chill
DRRN TEETnINa. It's value Ia inCalcula-
bic. II will relieve the poor little SUI.
terCr Immediately. Depend upon y
mothers, thure 10 no mistake aboutit. 1t
cures dybentory and diarrh9a, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
ChollC, soitens the gums, reduces tho In.
aanmation and gives tone and energy
10 the whole sysiom, Mis-. WiNsLow's
sooruiNd HYRUP ron CHILDREN TEETH.
iNu ID pleasant TO tho tlste, and Is tho
prescription Of QUO Of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians 10 the
United States, and 10 for sale by gu drug.
giBts throughout tho world, Price %
CafilA d hottie, hWFAW
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JIMMY WONTLAsFIONG.


Young Alaine's New Companions siza Him
Up in Hurry,
WATERYLLE, Nix, Jan, l4,-James G.
Blaine, Jr., to-day began his career as an
apprentice in the repair shops Of the
Maine Central railroad, clad in the regu'
lation overalls, which contrasted stFange'
ly with the dainty cigarette which he
indpstriously pulled throughout the
day, Otherwise his conduct was in
keeping with his chosen work, He
arose bright and early, and trudged to
the shop at 1850 o'clock, like my other
apprentice, He was tirst placed under
John Ellis, master workman OF the
locomotive department, where he will
be instructed in the various technicall-
ties OF the department, AT first it will,
naturally, go q little hard with him, and
he will probably not work his full eight
hours, He began work little awk'
wardly, His handling Of the tools was
not, OF course, US easy rs It might have
been, but showed 4 determination to
Muster the work,
The salary attached to young Blalne's
employment Is not very remuneratiYe,
but will increase with time, The en-
ployes OF the railroad company look
upon Ills arrival with considerable mer-
rlment, and frequently assert that they
will "take the grease out OF him" and
that "Jimmy won't last long"
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Many seemingly lncunbO clSps OF blood
poISol, Caulrrh, scroiula and rheumatism have
been cured by Il, h, H. Botanic Blood Balm,
made by tho Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write
to them for book filled with convincing proof,
q. ", II, Raider living seven miles FROM
Athens, Ga, writesY "FOtseyeral years suffered
with running ulcers, which doctors treated and
pronounced IncurRblc. a sluglo bottle Of u, u,
H. did mo more good than all the doctors. /
kept on using Il aud every ulcer healed"
2. q. kinArd & Son, TOwaliga, GR, wfltcs;
eve Induced y neighbnr 10 try D. D. u. for
catarrlI, which hU thought lnCurable, rs Il had
resisted all treatment. II delighted him, aud
continuing lis use he was cured sound and we'll"
y, NJ. Lawson, Elst Point, Gu, writes: MY
wife had Gcf0lull fifteen year,, She kept grow.
Ing worse, She lost her hllF aud her skin broke
out iparlnlly. Debility, cancellation and no ape
tile followed. After piyslClaps and numerous
advertised medicines failed, tried u. u, H., and
her recovery wns rlpll and complete"
Oliver seCOr, Baltimore, Nd, writes: ~ sui.
fOred from weak buck md rheumatism. II i, i.
has proven 10 he the only medicine that gave inc
relief" Logan 4 Co., Wholesale Agents. U
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IltAyE been afflicted with catarrh for
twenty years. II became chronic aud
there was a constant dropping OF mucous
matter. Itextended to my throat, CGus:
ing hoarseness and great difficulty in
speaking, indeed for years / was not
able to speak more than thirty minutes,
and often this with great difficulty. !
also, To great extent, lost the sense Of
hearing In the left ear, and Of taste. By
the use Of Ely's Cream Balm all drop.
pings Of mucous has ceased aud my
voice and hearing has greatly improved,
james W. Davidson, Attorney at Law,
Monmouth, Ill. MwFaw
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ale .gntelltaenter.
Unlev Nos, rs and n FourIesalh street..
AT TUE COURT or THE KING.

cAarlsi 4lphos WiHgatT N New YOrE Freeman
Journal
The King asked Of his c0urtIeu:
~, Who pRreysat tho doorg'
They said; hut way stained traveller
~ lAtteFa, old RnL POOR
NY NH the Hq9d King gave them answer;
"uoI bid him enter In,
FOR vi wear my klngshlp,
High and low 10 me arc kin"
AZ his word the circle parted,
Aud there came unt0 the King
dusty, f0OlsNEO Wanderer,
= Who bout low and kissed tho ring
IN lhe hand his good lord prOheFcd;
While the eDurtlera hid akneer
A. ,ihey looked on The sunbnFnt begar
VINO had cFayed the monaFch's ear,
Said ihs traveller; "slre, have wandered
up aud down In many lands
Aana ~ IVY Two mools since fate cast mo
On the deserts seOrched sands,
And hpngeFpd, and thlraled,
TIL almost prayed 10 die,
Az Jaw all the hot sands round me,
And above mo the hotter hky,
"But God has placed n the desert
a palm, and beneath II u spring.
ana drank on my knees, aud thanked lIiml
Aud lthOught-What dTaught for u kingl
" was clear ~ tears arc, Ofd0WdFOpS;
" was cool ls cave In the rocks;
~, Va AN W. " luiluH klWAh ull lHe ullhNuh
where browNe the klng'TamS OF tho llOCRS,
"vp, then, with new life through mo thrilling,
rose aud thought, Sire, Ol iheei
And said i shall taste Of this nectar,
In his palace beyond the Wide sea-
80, treasured within this poor vessel,
hehOlli have brought thee my gift;
AL my Joy thou wit know When thou llolguest
To my lips this sweet liquor TO liit,"
Said the King; "RrIng my cOstllest goblet,
II alone behts such dnught.ii
And they brought him his gold, jeWelcd flaFon;
And ihey watched his deep 10y Hs he nuailtd,
Then the cOuftly train CT1vel but TO tnslHIt
mo, Us NIUE said tho King, 'mine alone,
None shall drink II save me, lnd only
When seated here high on my throne.
And gucFdon OF love for his IOYc.gift,
Let the HiveF DO clad with the best,
Add ring and cirClet VI Jewels,
For tlls day no snIy royal gISet.h
All was done ~ he bnlO; aud the WRpdereF
Departed with Joy In his heart,
But when he was gone from the presence,
The King called his couFtlrrs apart,
And be ald "Forglye. Selfish seenedI,
ie hat hitherto shared allmy 10y.
But should not such love from subject
, Finu reward TINT would haze no alloy
Ia, the drink which his thlnt deemed ~ GRATEFUL
Most brAcRi.h and lOAlhS0m0 bad grown;
And feared that lfy0ur lips had tasted,
w some lace disgust might have shown"
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Is ono which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or In case Of failure
a return OF purchase price. On this safe
plan you Gun buy from our advertised
druggists a bottle Of DR., Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, II is guarah.
teed 10 bring relief In every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs or
chest, such asconsumption, inflammation
Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping
cough, Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant
and agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe,
and Cln always DO depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'s drug
atnfn
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AssIgnee's Notices,
.AIlISISIGNEB'S NOTICE.

p,yid EulI, IT,, having made a general assign
wrpt To me for the benefit Of his creditors, ]
hereby notify all parties Indebted to AId David
Iall Jr to make payment Of such lndested'
ne~ 10 me, And all parties having claims
's.ln,, aid David Kuli, IT,, are hereby notified
n O,c,ept such claims to me Tor settlement
Nv, l.. RODGERS,
Assignee Of David Kull, U;
,,,.-,.,,u,, nt iSSS ueH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Dr., Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, BuCklen's ArniCa
salye aud Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell swell,
OF that have given pnOh universal satls.
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time, and we stand ready
10 refund the purchase price, II Batisiac'
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan 4 Co., druggists, !
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

David Hull, IT,, 4 Co., having made general
assignment to me for the benefit OF their cred
Iton, / hereby notify all parties indebted to said
David Hull, IT,, & Co., to make payment OF such
Indebtedness to me, And all parties having
claim, against said David Eull, u. & Co., are
hereby notified to present such claims to me for
settlement. ,vt vOnnvpa
Assignee OF David Hull, Jr, & CO;
nFgVunTu Jl INN ue2H
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The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaing,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton, or money refunded. Prics % cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Proposals.
c,gALED PROPOSALS,

- ,,.I propo,als lor excavation, slone work
,!I, vGS lniIlWork lumber, minor hardware
~. U,IA r.rprnicfworE, plasieTlng p4inting ana
si i ,laiiug. tInwOrk, galvanized lI9n WoIk
s ,aml,, reIin.s plumbing aud Ras lifting, cast
~! NIT WSanusht iron work, pitching &C., VIII be
T,+lyed at the Office Of Motifs 0'EnIsiulsIl
ghl a,,Ii,a Main ,ifcet Wheeling W. Va, until
WonIay noon, january 81, l@g, .,-,..
"IiiIlbils 10 hc for the separate bIanches men
,rsnai md 10 be addressed " Morris H0rR-
E nD%S% Chairman building Committee,
HF plaS. and spccl6catOnS to be- seen " office Of
,I',PSsjmrt bros, Main street, wheeling, W, va,
TSIOE I.AB0H ONLY VIII be ehilnl0SSr!n;y
,ti Architect and SUPERINTENDENT
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A Nonllul.l Rererln.

Nfp I0FE Sun,
~ am glad to see your husband keep
Ing 80 steady, Mrs. Brewer, Inotice he
isperfectly sober every Saturday night
Of late"
Yes was the reply, "He has recent
~ had his payday changed"
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NRw YoEK. Jan. l5.-Petroleun opened steady
at s5I1sc, but after slight advance III tho early
trading the market became weaker and declined
OF Si5l A reaction then occurred and the market
closed stcadyat Sj54ci sales 2,d22,OOO barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, Jan. l6.-opened and highest
sGlG; lowest Si%c; closed Al $40; Salcs l,U1J,.
OOJ barrels; clcarances AS 600 barrels; charters
l9J,l barrels ahlpmenIs al ,S66 barrels; rtins
47,D7S barrels
nRApPoRD, Pa, Jan. 15.-Open6d at sGci closed
Of sSi4C; highest S61Gci lowest sI54c; clearances
QGO,O 90 barrels
PirrsBuRuii, Jan. Petroleum dull aud
heavy; opened aud highest sGIic; closed at SS1Sc;
lowest bI44c.
TirusvILLE, Pa, jan l5.-opened aud highest
SS14oi lowest H1lci closed atSl1sc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16

CHICAGO, Jan. .-CAttle--RecCiptsI 10 900 head
shipments 1OO0 head; lnarEe! SLOW aud lUAl9C
and feeders 81 SQna 10. llogS-Recelpls UOUO
head; shipments 600 head; market slow aud
loo lower: mixed 81 S0A5 10; heavy ~ SSG6 l0i
light 81 Sjab w; skips s. OOi5 TO-, she0p--Rc.
Celpls 900 head; Shipmeuts LOO head market
strong; natives s. 7bd6 90; western 81 4Oal 80;
Texans s. OOaS 90; lambs o. 75aO IS.
EAST Liberty, Pa, jan. 1B.-Cattle-R Receipts
100 head; shipments 100 head; market dull and
shade oil ir0tn yesterday. Hogs Receipts ,lOO
head; shipments 400 head; market fair; Phlla.
delphiHs q tta6 "; mixed 81 BS0b IS; Workers
B co. Sleep Receipts 8,4UO head; shipments
1900 head; market firm aud a shade stronger.
CINCINNATI, jan. l5.-llogs dull and nominal;
common aud light 81 2jab Is; packing and butch
grs 00ab 10; receipts LEO head; shipments ,GlC
head,