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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-08

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bon Steuern.
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treten ioa. 9te Behimmungen fir bic
Yailiruug uno Mbifimmung elmer Or
binana bletben biefelben ME lie burd bic
gegenmdrtige @ei9dfts Stbnung oes
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bic in ben @barter aufsenommen 1T,
fou fe als angenommen gelteu.
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ten, b%ieielben gu entfernen.
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DE bonn &eforber unter Bomb seltelt
uoroen unb benielben nerleBt bat, nit
$500 @elb'S trafe unb ie6smonatliGer
8efdngniBboft befraft uerben foa, 1T
getri9en worben.
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8eiolbuug ber 5taotbeamten feft.
.Das 8ebelt bes 8trgermeifters 1T bon
$2400 auf $4,000 idbrIi9 erb5bt mot.
ben. Das @ebalt Deg &eforbers 1T auf
$1,000 per Sabr feftseiebt tporoen unb
erlaubt unter feinen umftdnoen @por=
telu. Ser @itp Solicitor fol- $500
idbrli6 etbalten uno folde Sportelr,
als ibm bonn Staotratbe 3uerfannt tpers
ben. Das @ebaIt beg Gitp glerfs unb
aQer atlberen tdbtii6en Yeamteu fon
bur6 ben Stabtraib feffseiebt perben.
Settion 255 TIT gang rlell unb garane
tirt bic geieBli6e @iItigfeit aaer frtbes
ren Qmenbements gum Interpretations
Mfte bom Ii. Nugut 1870. Sic 1T
aus benz 8runbe formulirt tporben, neil
forimdbrenb Don ben beri9iebenen @es
ridtsb6fen 3weifel erboben tpuroeft, OBJ
ale friiberen Wmenbements BON Dem
&6rper nit elmer tpirtIi1en Maiu,itdt
paiirt unb ob ale n0tbigen &eforbs Der
amenoirten Seftionen gemaht murben.
Seftion 256 annulirt bic ~3peibeuti.
gen Seftioneu Al, SO, So, 80. Ill.
ZIG, 128, 129, 1873, 1877, 232. PAL unb
PA.
@ettion PSI beftmmt, baB bieier 9tt
unb aae frabereu Nmenbements gum
@barter dig Ute fir poQgiltig obne
petteren Geneis anerfannt tuerben uno
lou bapon amtli@e Noti3 an allen &C.
rt9tsb6feu unb on allen Srteu genom'
men Derben.
Oietenigen Seftionen bes Charters,
tDelbe i'm Borbersebenben nidt aufge:
flibrt moroen finb, bleiben oieielben mil
einigen tpenigen M~usnabmen, no ibnen
cine beutli9ere @rfldrung b~eigesebeu
nuroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-08

3Hge lmfem resema6is Swiideu Gun 9lntouio umo 81. 9ouis.
Sse oeua6sn Gan anoniO UNI 6A5 sOrm. nit SULLIVAN Buffet Gar obe s8s9fd bis
Ct 2oiS baE enHon.
8se Oradn sm sntOMo nm 800 aa6m nit SULLIVAN Buffet Gar oe Medfa bis
Ct QouiSb a Scn Mounain 8a6u uo mad &anfnS 9Th Sa Denton obeB edL.
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madeu Srbnbung nit Duu9 e9lafwasn mad Mto ba @qGan Rational 8abm.
j. s. MAC NAMARA, VIC. RIGSRY.
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j. Z. GALBRAITH, III PRICE. -
General YaEaaur & Stdt Mant GMHnt General aFauer & SjMf aoent
THOS. F. FISHER, ] III. EDDY.
General agent, 2abo, Sras. General gRanaaer, WIeaim, seos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-08
Ser nerdmberte ftdbtii1e
6reibrief.
Sic lleltet 8eitimm1nse1 ltuo
Mmenbements.

Das Romite, mel9es Idut 8ei6luB
bes @tabtratbs pom Mapor eraanut
porben mar, I'm, cine &sbiion, be3ies
b~unastpeiie Nmenoirung, bes tdbtif1en
Greibriefes bor3unebmen. bat nod
mebrtdeigen SiBungen feline Nrbeit bes
eubist uno auf @runb beg na9folgen=
ben 8eridts pirb ber 9egislatur cine
entipredenbe Bia porgeIegt unb bieie
26rperf@aft UNI @enebmigung beriel.
ben a%ngegangen werben. Ser 8eri9t
lautet:
Wir, bic unter3ei1neten, MitsIieber
bes in uebersinfimmung nit eiaem 8es
i9lub bes Staotratbes gum 3wede Der
&euifon einseieBten &omites, um Der
2egislatur bes Staates Seras Nmenbe.
ments unb 3ufdbe gum StabtsGreibrief
Der Stabt San Nntonio gu empfeblen,
baben bic Gre, biermit als bas Neiuls
tat unferer Irbeiten rod elmer er>
f1bpfenben unb boriihtigen grpdgung
bes @egenffanbes, ale iol9e Nmenbe:
ments unb 3uidbe ein5uberi9ten, welhe
mir fur unfere wa6ienbe Stabt fir
notbwenbig eradteten; unb ferner mod.
ten mir in Nnbetra6t Der 9ringli9teit
BET Dorgeidtagenen Nmenbements bic
unberausIi6e Nnnabme reip. Paiftruug
berielben bur9 bic 2egislatur .empfebs
len; unb baB biefe amendments uits
mittelbar np@ ibrer Baiirung tn 2raft
treten.
M9tungsboQ uaterbreitet:
CD. Stepes,
80. s. @orbett,
2ouis Berg from
Burger /. Gomite.
GriB S@reiner,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-08
Ser Samaiemar5t

obes 40idbrise erfabruus zines beutiden ara-
tes. Dieies Bud fol- feineSpegs ben SauS.
arst in jeoem Gau erfeben, aber trotbem tsirb
60 fid OILS gang unentbebrli@er &attaeber in
iebem 9ausbalte bemdblen. gs aeiat, ME
arantbeiten berbitet unb i'm gnfanasfabium
bef6mpft merben fonnen. &eaepte unb Sc.
benspeile in allen SranfbeitsfdIen aenau an.
seseben. 6ir 25 Gents in @ufmarfen fret
berinnbt. Man a~breffire: 1rtbate Gltnic
s. 9tSpeniarp, Is g.. &uufton ctr,
Netu 0Drf, u. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-08

2aBt gu9 ni9t tdui6en bur9
nlebere preiie fur Nrbeit, mel6e better
dig irsenb cine in Seras seIiefert mirb,
fonbern berfiigt @u6 nod Gallo
10 d pbotograpbifdem NteIicr, SO.
Alb Ofs9ouifon.S traBe, no gu9 CUTE
llno 5ufrieoeniteQenbe 4rbeit gu reelem
Yreife garantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-08

hr 9bos. @oggan& 8ros.
baben oas bo~lffdnbisffe Eager bon Mus
Hfalien in ber 9tabt unb geben Sebem
ben n6tbiger Mb3ug ober &abatt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
Resolutions OF Coincidence.

At a regular meeting of J. W Holiday
W0man's Relief Corps No. l. OF Wheeling
W. Va, the ladies and corps adopted the
following resolutions, end sentiments were
expressed and adopted in memory OF our
much lamented sister, Nancy D Oliver,
who died at the age Of 81 years, Sunday,
October 81, 1899:
ReSolUed, That the demise Of our dear
and beloved sister, who has been faithful
member of our corps has caused grief end
sorrow in every heart. 1t is keenly felt
by esch and every member, and We all, in
dividually AID collectively, have indeed
usiained a great loss in being deprived OF
a true and faithful companion and friend,
both in Joy and sorrOw.
ResolUed, That Sister Oliver was true
and devoted member Of our corps. She
was kind end tender mother as ever
lived, a noble and self-deDyiug sister and
a righteous woman. Her cheerful spirit
manifested itself in her smiling face, which
even desth could rot take away from her
and with which she brought life and sun
shine wherever she went.
Resolved, Her death creates not only o
void and irrepaTsble loes in her own much
esteemed and beloved family, but it is felt
throughout the city among the various as
sociations, many OF whom gave evidence
of this during her sickness as well as on
the dav of her funeral.
Resolued, We offeT our deepest sympathy
to the bereft fsmily, and we pray that
God may send than consolation and m
fort TO bear the visitstiOns end trials of the
world with calm and piOus resignation.
ReSOlred That the charter be 6raped and
the members wesr the badge Of mournii g
for the space Of thirty day..
It was resolved that the fregoirg senti-
renis be published in the Sunday Mars
letter and REGISTER of this CITY, ond the
same be spread On the minutes OF our
corps, and q copy handed to the family OF
our departed sister.
MRS ANNIE D. CABLIN, Pfea.
MRS. TAYLOR,
MRS HALLER,
MRS. CHAPMAN,
MRS LEECH.
his WISE. Committee.
MRS. WISE, Secretary pro ten
N0rfmJer 8, 1as9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18

a cloud, rent snd,tinged with light, seemed
like palace, with flames bursting from
the windows. The whole scene lighted up
until it seemed as if the angels of God
were ascending and descending
UPON STAIRS OF FIRE,
and The wavecrests. changed into jasper,
Fad crystal, aud amethyst, 90 they wero
h17g toward tbs beach, made me think Of
the crowns of heaven cast before the
throne Of the great Jehovah. l leaned
over the tsfffail again, and said, with more
emotion thaa before: Thy way, o God,
IS IL the sea, and my path in the great
wa,ersn
So, thought, will be the going off Of
the storm and night of the Christian
life. The darkness will fold its tents and
awsyl The golden feet Of the rising NON
Will come skipping upon tbs mountains,
and al the wIathfal pillows of she world's
viii break into the splendOr of eternal joy.
And so we came into tins haIbSr. The cy-
clone behind us. Oar friende before us.
God, is always good, all around Us. And
il the roll of the crew and the passengers
had been called, seven hundred souls
would have answered 10 their namts
"Aud SO 1t came to pass that we all es-
capped safe to land" And may God grant
that, when sll our Sabbaths oa earth are
ended, we msy find that. through tue rich
mercy Of our Lord Jesus Christ, we all
have westhered toe gale
Into the harbor of heaven now we glide,
Home at lastl
S.ftly we drift on the bright silver tide,
Home at last
Glory TO God. All our dangers are DER;
We stand secure on the elorihed shoe.
Glory 10 God we will shout eyeemOre
Home az last
Home at lsSti
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18

ruled quiet. The feeling was little unsettled.
Corn was fairly active and weaker. Oats quiet
and easy. Provisions moderately active. Flour
firmer and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. spring
sILasl3sc: No spring Csc No. red size; De
csnber S1l5as25sc, closing At S2l4c; year Size;
January slhaS1c, closing at size; nay sitsa
S55Ec, closing S534c Corn, cash No. ?, 3llsc;
December and year ,i3sc: January SIC; Mey
SS3sc Oats, cash No, 2O54a2O54c; December
2l3Ec: January NC May. 223Sc Rye, No. ,,
l5c. Barley. No. : SIC. Flax Seed, at 81 49,
Timothy seed at 81 20. Mess Pork. cash 50 IS;
year, 50 90 January 60 ~; May 50 CO. Lsrd,
cash s6 90; year and January 81 So; MayS6 0215.
Others unchanged. Receipts-FlOur. 1000 bar
res: whe8t, 81 600 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels;
oats rs 0C0 bushel. rye, l4.0O0 bushels; barley,
81 900 bushels Shipments Flour. 5000 barrels
wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, CO., go bushels; oats,
2ls 900 bushels; rye, 1900 bushels; barley, 5000
bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November l6-Flour
steady Wheat steady: No red November
s0%aSle: December Sls4a32Ac: January SEA
S3lzc; February s3i4asiAc. Corn weak No. 8
high mixed 4lc No. mixed November 45c;
December 3g54aa4O4c; January 391Sai0c Oats,
steady; No. 8 white $50 No. white Novem-
Der 2s54a &c; December 2s7Saz9l g; January 291sa
2g5<c; February 291%a30c. Provisions steady and
in fair demand Hams, smoked, per pound lot3
al2c. Butter stefdy and in fair demand; Penn
sylyania creamery extra 25c. 10 prints extra goa
35c. Eggs, quiet ana irregular; Pennsylvania
firsts26az7c. Receipts Flour 800 barrels; corn,
1920 bushels; oats, p, 100 bushels. shipments
Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels oats,
q 300 bushels
BALTIMORE November 16-Wheat, western
easy: No winter red spot and November soc;
De ember Sl6aSl5sc; January Sl1ass2Ac;
February, SIC = Corn, western easy m xed SPOT,
November snd December 4lc; January and Feb
ruary 3915a393+c; Marchi0c Oats firm: white d
a29Ec. Butter, firm; creamery 2ia25c Eggs, firm;
western 2jc Coffee, unsettled by Rio news; Rio
ca goes at 1910. Rece pts-Fl9ur, % 900 barrels,
wheat 2l,000 bushels: corn, 66 900 bushels; oats,
1000 bushels; rye, 1909 bushels. shipments
Corn l0l, 900 bushels.
CmUEEATI, ONO, November l6.-Coton,
firm; miidling loo. Flour, quiet. Wheat firm;
No red 7Sc; receipts. e GOO bushels; shipments,
400 bushels Corn finn; No. mixed SIZE.
Oats, steady; No. mixed 2354c. Rye, quiet No
,. 46c PORK, quiet al $40 90 Lard, easier at
IS 95. Bulk Meats, easier: short ribs 50 3l%
Bacon, quiet; short clear Sc s715. whisky, firm
at 81 o. Butter, Sugar and Cheese, steady. Eggs
firm at 2Oc
TOLEDO. O.. November l6.-Wheat, dull ard
firmer: cash SIZE: December SIC; May SIZE Corn,
dull and stesdy: cash 35c, Msy 3jHc. Oats quiet.
cash 2014c. Clover seed, active and steady; cash
and November So 62%; December 50 60. Receipts
Wheat, 10, 200 bushels corn, Z, 100 bushels; rye
80 bushels Shipments W heat, 70 400 bushels;
corn. 400 bushels: oats 800 bushels; rye, 800
bushels; clover seed. l6i bags
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18

of birthstone. and became 20 obstreperous
that policeman arrested him about mid
night. TIE constable took charge Ct the
menagerie. The woman appeared greatly
worried, and after crying and wailing for
two or three hours, concluded to see If she
could not straighten matters with
the Mayor. It WAS three O'Clock
Sunday morning, when she aroused His
HonO- from his bed. what do you
want? asked the Mayor. my dear hus-
band has been put in the lookup and
cannot bear to think Of him being IN that
dreadful place" "Well, madam" re-
piled Mr. Brown, 81 shall not bother with
him tonight. Many a good fellow has
spent night in the lookup" The wO-
man went to Wheeling yesterday to hunt
money TO get her husband and show out Of
hoe.
ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Be,lsire has four railroads at present,
viz: r. & o., O. & P, b, u & c., and O.,
L & W., and has prospects of the Wheel
ipg and Lake Erie. The latter road wants
to connect with the B. & o. at this point,
and is almost assured. 1t is pity that the
city mas so little vacant land
within the corporate limits, &c
it would he hard for railroad TO find a
place for chops il it desired to locate them.
The @, l. & w. will no doubt erect build
ings here at soma future day as this is the
natural point for shops. This company
has had to pay an enormous price already
TO get into town. If the Ohio Valley rail
road is ever built Bsllaire will be the ter
minus of that road also. At some future
day the @. & P. may come to the con-
clusion that the Glass City ID the best place
for the shops of the road. Men Of money
and influence manage to keep these build
iugs at Wellsville The O. 81 p. appears
to be weCd3d TO the latter place. Passen-
ger trains coming and going are delayed at
Wellaville for twenty minutes ostensibly
to allow time for refreshments. but in fact
to leave some money! in the town by pay
lag tao prizes for what one desires to eat.
NKws NOTES.
Coal dealers have settled on the follow
ing prices for coal delivered: Lump, 2
cent?; mixed, cents; nut, 5! cents; pea
coal, cents.
The Etus Glass Works will be operated
By the Bsllaire Bottle Company about tie
1st of December.
A Frat ward young man ia completing
an invention OF some kind. He does not
say what it is.
Jake Beck, who came here from Chicago
TO work, has decided to 90 Wet again.
The Buckeye Dancirg Club will give a
masquerade ball on Thanksgiving eve.
School will begin ia the new FIfta ward
building one week from to day.
1t is reported that Lawyer Jas. Tallman
has the whoopiug cough.
The W. K. Corps viii meet tomorrow
afternoon for inspection.
slcMillen Bros. took lot OF cattle 70
Pittsburg lsat week.
Andrew Roeder purchased the Levy
property for 1856.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
HIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, November 10 Cattle, receipts $500
head; shipments 400 head; market steady;
choice to extra beeves 81 5Oa4 %: steers - 75a
4 % stockers and feeders 81 s0a3 90: cows, bulls
and mixed 81 9a2 GO, Texans 81 15s2 50; west
ern rangers 81 10a8 90.
hoss-ReceipS 1s.OCO head; shipments 5000
head: market lower; mixed So 6jsS $50 heavy
So 60a3 So; light 50 65a3 50; skius 50 OOa3 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments 400
head: market steady. natives 81 75a5 Co., western
So 50ai 20; lambs 81 SOFAS 70.
EAST LIBERTY, November 6.-Cattle-Receirti
800 head: shipments ], 40 head market steady
al Mondays prices
Hogs-KeceiptS 2S0O head; shipments 600
head: market frmer for Philadelphias and SLOW
for Workers. selling At IS 90a4 90.
Sheep--Receipts 1900 head; shipments l6OJ
head; market active al Monday prices.
CISCINATNCI, o., November 16.-Hogs, easier;
common and light So C0a3 so; packing and
butchers, So 70aS So Receipts, 1900 head ship
ments, 500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
NyELLsBuRe NEWS.
An Interesting Budget Of Local Gossip.
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An Interesting Budget Of Local Gossip.
s1e-.a. C9~eposdalcs Cf ne sunday Register.
WELL sBuRG, W. VA, November 10
Miss Anna Hess, the charming and &C
clupi.hed daughter OF Q Hess, E.q.i Of
Wheeling. spent few days hese this
week. eue,t of the Lewis House sac
b. very talented mus cisn, ard played o.
Sabbath 40 the Cafh5l.c C1u5ch.
Miss Anna Jacob. of Clinton, is greeting
her many friends here, the guest Of Miss
Minnie Shields, st the Granite House
Miss De Caup. an ACCOMPLISHED young
isdy If PsrScr5o and Mi4s Nugeot, OF
Milwaukee, aye visiting Miss DAISY Cfoth-
ers.
The town is fun Of country teams to
dag. ard tie ueIch5nis 0ear pleasal {
smile.
some Hebrew gentlemen have opened a
| irg good and notion stor5 10 the Naylor
| ouidiag. ard promise 20 sell cheaper thsn
any body en- earth.
Three weddings ia town this week. Mt.
George Els,erdy snd Miss Eliza Wees were
married at the Catholic church on Monday
b7 Fischer Reynolds, Nc. George Cassidy
sn5 N-s Mary Cariens on Tuesday by
Rev Williams, and Sir. William Olg and
Miss Emma Atkinson, ex-posmistIe'
rers for many years, 60 the Presbyterian
psr.oraee, BY Rev. Shields, on the same
dav Several mo,e are expected to follow
ia the near future. Among them promi-
emit ciic.al and 5 minist.r.
The upper paper mill his been of few
days llis week ga acc1Cul Of o breskage
i1 Che machinery.
IT. ID Baird vas called to New York
this week 90 business connected with the
Riverside glass works.
A Grand P1stt .smsgoria and Biorama,
v.h .tsver that msy ear, was held in the
schoo. hlll las. night for the beasht Of the
A 81. E. church.
Lorsn'z Bros. have the dead walls billed
for three nights engagement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, November l6.-Flour, receipts &c.
81 packages; exports 800 barrels, and 25,659
sacks. market active: sales 80 500 barrels. Wheat
receipts 57fO0 bushels; exports 1880 bushels;
sales 8 1856 600 bushels futures, end 10000 bush
els Dot; spot market quiet; ungraded red ga
90isc; options fairly active and &c lower; No ?
red November Si5sc; December s5hc; February
$50. March SSHc; May 900 June 90c. Rye
arm Corn, receipts SO 600 bushels; eXpOts SO p
"a bushels: sales, 10000 bushels futures, and
Isl OOO bushels spot; market moderately active
ami weaker ungraded mixed 4OafS1Sc; NOvem-
her 458<c: December 42lkai4 e, closing A. 42lsc;
January 421<c; May 4lWc. oats, receipts 81 200
bushels: sales SIS 600 bushels futures, aud l59 600
bushels spot: market active aud higher; spot No
white 500 mixed weste IN 25a291Sc; white do.
3nsS5c: No. Chicago 29c. Hay and Hops, quiet
and steady Coffee. options steady and l0aS0
points up. The political news from Rio causes
considerable ex Element and tends TO restrict
business in spot goods pending developments;
Novsmber l550ai5 Csc: December, IS 50al5 70c;
Tanuary Is 50al5 zoe; February, l5.60c; March
n 55sl5.75c: April l5.60al5 zoe; May IS 55a
IS 75c: June l560al5 7Oci July l5.50al5.65c;
August Il. 55Rl5 Coz; September 10 3al5 i0c; Oc-
Rice. steady; domestic 61Sc Petroleum, quiet
ana steady; United 81 lOis Cotton Seed oil,
dnll: crude 29e yellow S5c. Tallow, easy at
SIC Rosin, steady, Turpentine, nominal.
Esgs ouiet: western. 23a24o. Pork snd Cut
Meats. steady; Lard, easier; western steam
e. Az; November. S. 81; December, IS &c. Janu-
erv IS 25: February and March, % 80. Butter,
firm: Elgin 2S55c; western dairy gal1e; creamery
lsa25c. Cheese strong, moderate demand;
western 1halOc.
CHICAGO, November 16.-In wheat fair spec
Native business WAS transacted, but trading was
in sputs and most Of the session the market
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
PsrROLEUM.

NEW YORK, November 16-Petroleum opened
strong at 81 10. and moved up to 81 l0%. The
price then fell back on small tales snd The
market osed steady at 81 TO- Stock exchange
opening at 81 10; highest 81 1914 lowest 81 10
closing at 81 TO- iales 10000 barrels
OIL CITY, Pa. November1G. Petroleum opened
at 81 l0%: highest 81 lO54: lowest 81 lO5S closed
ut 81 lJ15 sales, $4,000 barrels: clearances
go 900 barrels: charters, 1854 barrels ship
ments, s. 6i9 barrels; runs SO 255.
PITTssURe, Pa, November 16-Petroleum,
dull but drm: opened at 81 1875 closed at 81 1917
highest 81 lOA; lowest 81 1913
BRADFORD, PA, November Is Petroleum
opened at 81 lC3s; closed at 81 1917 highest
81 1875; lowest 81 1915; olearances, $4,000 bar
rcls
TITUsvILIR. PA, November l6.-Petroleum
opened at 81 iO3S; highest 81 1914 lowest 81 100
closed at 81 lC55.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
A MIDNIGHT RAID.
Continued from Fourth Page. I
stnte IndustrIsI News.

The West Vir, mia and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have not been making
much noise recently, but we have some
very good authority for announcing that
the enterprise is not dead, but that the
matter Of the right of way is being quietly
arranged and the Company will soon have
ali the preliminary matters in shape ready
10 begin work. The o6ly thing yet to be
done is the condemnation of rights of way
through lands which cannot be gotten
otherwise.
The coal company new houses st Cam
denburg, Marion county are rapidly going
no. About thirty.fye are now in the
bands of Frank Boydston and bis corps OF
plssteIers, and will soon DO completed.
The village is beginning to assume the
proportions OF 2 goO3ly szsd town.
The drill was started in the Burt well
ct Huntington last week, and il no serious
accidents occur it will he the second well
10 tap the sand in that particular pool.
Drilling has sgaiu been resumed IN the
Dewitt well on Plum Iur, and the well
ought to come in during the week.
Rich deposits Of copper, so far as devel.
oped, have been discovered by Rod
Peek and Albert Meador, on the lands OF
Capt. B P. Shumate snd TOlli7er Meador,
in Biuestone district of Summers county
About Sc COO has been raised ut Morgan
town for the proposed planning mill, foun'
dry aud machine shop.
Floods in the mountain streams, during
The past week, brought out large amount
Of lumber.
An Edieon electric light plant is TO be
put in at Mariinsbnrg.
A mattress factory is being started a.
ShephegdstOwn.