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The national leader., 1889-03-02
FARM NOTES

DENEFITs OF CROP RoTATIoN.-
LEY observing farmer Knows that
tile can be pastured in q field orter
lses, and will subsist for a time
aere horses would have starved; and
- sneep will do well after the cattle
slinllar principle applies to the rails.
VI Ine various farm crops. Wheat
.y thrive gloriously on the plant food
III me soil by a corn crop; oats on
leiC by the wheat and corn: pota-
Oh what was not taken by the
ee preceding crops. But the re-
eehts OF plant nutrition are no.
oniy reasons nor the strongest ones
can be urged in favor of a strict
s.eh or crop rotation. The chief OBJ
Cion 20 planting the same crop year
ter year In the same ground is that
II insects and diseases affecting that
~ attack 1t each succeeding year
In increased force, Freouently the
tire soil, and the whole vicinity be.
LUG oVer-stocked with the insects and
. spores OF diseases injurious to that
Itlcular crop. Shifting the locality
sucn crop from one field to another
aI Dy can afford, at best, but partial
oIectlOn In this respect. and it were
II preferable to select for each crop
tDlec5 TO insect attacks and diseases a
'pa ION at the greatest possible dis.
Ince from any field where that crop
Fs grown the year before. If some
tcn crop could be left out of the farm
tation for one or more years alto
ftner, one might be able to starve out
Q insects and diseases affecting it for
me years; and if by concerted action
yen a measure could be extended TO a
mole nelghborhood, or county, old
|snloned big and clean crops might for
time be grown again.
The national leader., 1889-03-02
Spring Medicine

"Early last spring was very much run down
had nervous headache, felt miserable and al
that | was very much benefited by Hoods
Sarsaparilla and recommend 1t TO my friends
MRS. j. M. TAYLOR. 1l19 Euclid Avenue, CleVe
land, Ohio.
N. B. Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparila,
The national leader., 1889-03-02

One good man cannot elevate a
whole shop; but one bad one can de-
moralize 1t,
The national leader., 1889-03-02

Now is the time when your personal condition
should command careful attention. II you have
OF .'wintered WELL" If you are tired out from
overwork, if your bloc has become impure from
close confinement in badly ventilated of1ces OF
shops, you should take Hoods Sarsaparilla at
once. 1t will purify and vitalize your blood,
create good appetite, and give your whole sys-
tenn tone and strength
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
BELL.AIIsE.
General Society Events-PersOnais and
General News Notes

General Society Events-PersOnais and
General News Notes.
Last nights Independent said: the
naiiers OF the BellaiTe Nail Works are
receiving very poor returns Tor the ser
vices they rendered IN preVeAtiDg strike
against steel nails unless an advance OF ~
n, r cent was accorded. The naileTs at
this mill went right along in spite OF pro-
t,s.s irum their brethren elsewhere, and
they certainly bad reason TO expect the
Belaire works 10 run az leess when other
mills did asa return Of that favor. No won
der they feel a good deal like the fellow
wtOssScd for bread and waa given stone.
A new carbirg. or the laying of few
squares OF paving gives employ ment TO
lAoOr and increases the valuation OF prop
perry Tribune. AID The paper Insight
have added that it increases taxes, alro.
The street car company has replaced The
bricks taken mp for the track on Belmont
street, bu. the job il not good one. A
paved street torn up ID never ss good when
egiin replaced.
A tramp who stole an oyercoat was az
rested. He had 10 money, and rather
than iGcur expense on the county for grub
the fellow was run out of town.
The roll call at Mayor BroEn's Office
Yesterday morDing consisted of 3 couple OF
plSin dranks. Nav Years day was not
celebrated in an hilarious way.
The twenty-eighth birthday Of John
Maule was celebrated % tbs hOme OF Peter
Scbfamm at Shady Side, Tuesday evening"
Mrs John T. Goss WAS quite i'll yester-
5av al te- f.ther's nome IN Bridgeport,
nd fears ere entertained for her recovery.
The Mine Committees OF this section
Will meet Friday evening to elect elsgates
70 the State Convention ~ Columbus.
A concert was given by the Bohemiars
in the Second Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday evening
~. NJ advertised that the "vsil will he
hf,ed and tie pressure removed at City
Hall on the ION.
Rev. Mr.. Hopkins, of this city, is visiting
Rev. Black IN a series OF meetings at Bel
mont Ridge.
Several young gents will likely be fined
for breaking windows in a Second ward
residence.
A number Of college chaps frcm Wash
ineton, Pa, took in the town on New
Years day.
The G. A. r and the ". X. @. will hold
a public installation of officers tomorrow
evening.
Ed Fsltus is here soliciting for an adj
vertising clock, which will be put in the
postoili,e.
Oyster supper at the A. NJ. Church this
evening. Some prize contests will be de-
cidel
Patrick Moran had an ankle bone bro
ken while working at the BenwOod steel
works
The Immortal J. y. was in town yester-
day. also Willard Fillmore Helsley.
The wedding OF a widow 70 a wido~er
il announced on Gravel Hill.
Brick will be msde at Geo. D Robin
sons new yards next week.
GIl's Pot Works shipped consignment
of port yesterday.
Council failed TO convene on Tuesday
evening
A gentleman is organizing shorthand
class.
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FUNNY MEMS FANcrEs.

Why Harvard "a Papuiar.-Hastirg'
Hall. 'gl Do you Know why Harvard rs
getting 90 bs suca q great institution Of
lsa.nDe2
J,ck GO Elsy-No; why?
ID. H.-'Cluss every irlshmsn brings
in sons knowledge ard no senior ever
Iskes 70 out. los bound to Now.-Harrard
Lrmpo0n.
Oae Qasiity Lacking -Topiriay-Blob-
.or. vour wife il a Damascus blade. She
s so Keen
B.otsu-Thanks; but am sorry to say
shs lacks one quality quite as essential 20
ths Damascus blade
Popir'ay-iudsoj What isit?
Blotson - Good temper. - Darlington
Fip Itv
Scented the Ba.t.e-First Stronger (in
STAGE, earl see you in these ears quite
.e.ul-rly. but never ot this hcur.
Seccnt Stranger No. this is an extra
trp Ms wife wish-d me TO 90 TO a store
ana match trimmings for Ter.
"At, Clad / met YOU. Here's nv
cri. am o. divorce lawyer. '-A0r York
Ut.lu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

against the county for damages sustained
in falling over the bridge abutment last
week.
Delegate MeTrell, of Writ county, il ia
town spending few days.
Chas. Rankin returned TO the University
az MoTgsntown, yesterday.
There was special term Of the County
Court Monday TO approve the bond Of
Evert CrisRsll, as Justice of the PeaC @,
and confirming the appointment Of George
Alex. Jobe', a. Deputy Sheriff and Jsiler.
Il is well known that the feeling exciting
between Geo. Ajax. and Major Burnley is
not the most cOngenial, but the politicians
demanded that he be recognized because OF
bis hu,tling qualities, hence the appoint
ment.
A number of society ladies and gentle
men had pleasant little dance at Masonic
Hall, New Years night.
Since Mr. John johnson fell over the
abutmeBt, a footway has been placed
across Little Grave Creek. 1t is a mag
niicent structure with beautiful bow
towards the water in the center, and may
serve "a good place for some one abov.
the ordinary avOirdupois to get good
ducking.
Judge Geo. f Boyd held special tern
OF COurt Monday, for the purpose Of
finishing up his judicial business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
MARTINS FERRY.

William Nelson became intoxicated on
January l, 1889, and proceeded in the
evening TO celebrate the day by breaking
up Mrs. NelsOl'a housekeeping He had
not quite succeeded in throwing tue house
QUO of the window when Officer Westwood
pat in an appearance aud quenched Will
liam'a spirit Of hilarity by placing him in
durance vile.
One New Years eve tho congregation Of
the Episcopal Church elected TIE follow
ing verstry for the ensuing year. Senior
Warden, o. X. Shreve; junior Warden,
j. Gillespie; Vsstrymsn, ]. F. Miller,
T. W. Shreve aSd J. w. Schofisld.
Council met on Tussdsy evening and
passed the electric light ordinance 70 it's
second reading. They accepted the resign
alton OF Officers Murphy and Thomas, snd
passed on routine business.
Architect c. W. Wells was in the city
yesterday evening. attending a meeting Of
the Board Of Education. Mr.. Wells is the
gentleman employ ed rs architect of the
new school buildings.
Joseph Taylor, oEe Of the jail-birds who
escaped through the negligence Of Officer
WCems, a few weeks ago, WAS TecsptuTed
az his home on Fifth street yesterday.
Mr.. Albert Michaels and family, of Bel
laire, are the guests OF Mr.. Michaeps
mother Mrs Sasan Brown, OF Hanover
street.
Brother Jerome, Of St. BOnaveDture's
College, Of New York, was ia the city yes
terday calling on his cousin Tom D2fins.
Pease township tax books will be at the
office of J. r. Hanes, Martins Ferry, on
Thnrday, January 3, 1SS9.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodruff aud son
VIII, leave to-day for BridgetOn n. j., TO
visit friends and relatives.
An old man named Hobby died in a
shanty beat in tho upper par. OF town on
Sunday last.
Miss. Mary Blrkhurst aud Mr.. Homer
Chaffy, Of st Pleasant, will be married
to-day.
J. 7. Haines, Esq has returned frcm a
trip 70 Cincinnati, ..
f. W. Baxter, Of the Clevslsnd and
Wheeling Railroad, is in the city.
A business meeting of the Babtist Con-
sregation will be held tonight.
Marshal John w. Stuff, Of Bridgeport,
was in the city yesterday.
J. 4. White. Esq, Of Mt Pleasant, is
at the Hotel haywood.
DE-. T.. Riggs, Of POwhaital Point, was
in the city yesterday.
hiss Maggie Msywooi returned to Mt.
Pleasant yesterday.
VT Dixoa is in WoOdsfeld, o visit
ing friends.
Ed B'ackford is able 10 be out.
Underwear az Dixon Bros.
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO Z. r.

,,I Departure o, Trains RON Wheeling Eastern
unie. schedule Ia eject November 18th, ISIS
Express Tor chicago aud The NorthyFest 1905
q. n, $40 r. NJ and $40 y. m daily and ii.iE n
N; daily except Saturday. '''- 49, =
Express for Cincinnati and ". Iouls los n.
N. daily and Ills y. m. daily exoeut sstursaS'
Columbus accommodation SIS a. m defiv ~
FOR columbus, lOsS A. m. oGily, Arg it's N
cept Sunday. a.
only.
Expresz for Washington, ID. c.. Baltlrno,o
Philadelphia and New YORK, via Grafton, SIS A
N. and $40 p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg and Washington, Pa, 500 a m.
daily; Express, 80 a. m. daily; las D. m. daily
exoep. sunday. Additional way train FOR Wash.
in9ton, Pa $50 p. m. daily except sunday.
Pitk6urg, Baltimore and Philadelphia go p.
m, daily.
For MOundEyille, a n, $40 a m, 100 noon.
except sunday, and $40 p. m. daily.
For Grafton, $40 p. m. daily
day.
$40 p. N daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive nom Chicago. SIS and
20 a. n, and go p m daily, and ass a. m.
daily except Monday
Express trains arrive nom ST. Louis and Cir O..
cinnsu, AS ~ N. and go .. m. daily.
Express trains arrive nom Philatelnhis. Pal.
tinore and Washington, ID. C., Via. Grafton n b
p m. and Dos ?. m. daily, Wis. PitHhurg i0l6
T. m, daily.
Trains arrive nom Columbus, 40 a. n. and
6:20 ?. m daily and 1898 4. IN. daily except sun.
/ day
Trains arrive from Pitls6urg i0:ls A. n. daily.
aud l&t5 p. m, except sundays, and IS p. m.
| and lilo p. N. daily.
Trains arrive from Washington Pa, 500 a. m.
| dsily except sunday
From houndsville. efS a. m, daily, and i:s0
| p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains suiye nom Grafton, W. Va, 9.i5 g. N
| daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p. II.
| daily except Sunday.
From St ClAiTsyille, 1910 and 40 and $50 D.
| N. daily oXcepl Sunday.
For Columbus and Cincinnati. 2i5 a. m. sun
/ dsv only.
From Bellaire, laOj a. m, Sundays only.
Baggage called for and checked al uousis and
residences on orders len NJ Ticket once ~,
hsrke; street, aud Al Depot.
CHAS. o. SCULL
General Passenger Agent
| W NJ CTFNRc1,s Mauaoer mol
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BKNwoOD NEWS.
Bottled Pop sosttered-SsverAi News Items
Of Vufarasf

Bottled Pop scattered-ssverAl News Items
of Interest.
A wagon laden with bottled pop was
struck and badly demolished by an engine
at the Riverside crossing yesterday after
noon. It IS said that the owner INDUCED
in vast amount of profanity, but it did
lot mend his vehicle.
A Sentft ball will be given next week
for popular young man employed at the
Wheeling Oompaay's plant, who has been
III for four OF five months.
The rsopsning Of St Johns school wss
postponed until Monday next, owing to
the illness OF st. Mary Margaret, one Of its
efficient teacheTs.
The DAYS of the swine about town are
numbered, as their owners are daily turn
ing them into pork by the butcherir g
prCc1e5.
The hop 10 be given by oolorie Of
young men, ut ScADlOn's Hall this evening,
will be the social event OF the week.
Nearly oil the machines cutting cold
pate were idle IN the factories yestet-
day.
Mr.. w. Deegan mlde flying trip to
Steubenyille yesterday.
Mr.. Clyde Ford has retained to college
ia Delaware, Ohio
Mr. Joseph Mccullough is visiting in
Jamestown, Pa.
Miss Policy has returned from a visit TO
MingO.
Rev. W. W. King ia visiting in town.
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PIEDMONT NEWS.
sad Deaih- shooting mstch-Personsls
aud General News Notes.

sad Death shooting mstch-PersonSis
aud General News Notes.
special Cl-re.p9,,ia,oe Of ne Register.
PIEDMONT. January Geo. Williams,
OF this place. died last evening at seven
O'Clock. after a lingering iilnets, oged 5S
ysais. lIe leaves o Wits and eight children.
Mics Etta end Mt Andrew Loyenstein,
of Terra Alta. have been the guests Of their
aunt. Mas r. Heonica, during the holidays.
Misses Minnie Cico and rena Wilson, OF
Frostourg, Nd, are the guests Of the
M.ecs DennisOu
Tie W'nion Rls Tam came down
here tod 'y and -to. against t., Piedmont
team Tor So a side Score, Fiaamont SO3,
Window 2l5
Alta regular meeting Of lafayette Lodge
No. s., Is. 0t T., last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
A. l.. Wheeler, c. c.; " b. Williams, v.
10, H. T. Baker, Prslate; A. II. Darr' Nj.
at A J. rs. F0Ithmsn, Trustee.
c. L. Watkins. OF Palatlne, Is m town
to-day.
G.. W. Cbsshen. the Independent can
iidate for Town Sergeant, has withdrawn
from the contest
Our town election takes place ON Inurs'
day with o good show of elcchrg tna en-
tire D.mocaiic ticket 81.
Ms. Samuel DArr Is very 10" "l'n
erytipelss. 49, g..
The d. * o shops Oaly run this fore
noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

10. 600 head; shipments 5000 bead; market
steady; choice beeves 81 5Oa4 80; stock
ers and feeders 81 1913 90; cows, bulls
and mixed 81 40a3 so.
Hoga-Reoeipts 20, 500 head; shipments
5000 head; market weak and sc lower;
mixed and light S. 20s5 %; heavy s. 30;
skips So OOs5 co.
Recsipts 1850 head; shipments
1000 head; market strong; natives So 25a
50; western corn fed 81 0Os4 go; Texans
81 55:3 10; lambs 81 00s5 So.
Esst Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, January 2.-Cattle-
Receipts 912 head; shipments SIT head;
market sIeady; prime 81 50a4 rs. fair 70
good So 25a3 80; common 81 25a2 80;
stoekers 81 25a3 70; feeders 81 1913 %.
HoSB-Receipts and shipments 1,5O0
head; market firm; PhiladelphiAs So 45a
s. So: mixed S. 55a5 60; Workers S. 90
as 20; common TO fair S. 305a50.
Sheep Receipts 400 head; shipments
400 head; market steady; prime 81 10.
8 90; fair to good 81 00A4 %; common
So 00a3 so; lambs s. 0046 so.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., January 2.-Boes-
Steady; common ard light 81 50a4 s.;
packing and butchers' S. 10a5 %.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, December 29.-The holt
days interfere with full market, and but
few clippers were present during the week,
consequently bulinesl WAS rather inactive
General supplies were ample and prices un.
cranged. Driving and saddle horses, 1926
al75; draft horses, $l50a225; street caI
horses, $9Oal20; Southern chunks. S60a1O0.
Mules, aged four 10 eight years, fifteen and
a half TO sixteen hands, S135a150; fifteen
10 fifteen and a half hands, Sl15a135; four.
teen and half to fifteen hands, $9Oa1l5.
At the Fifth Street Stables the market
has been dull throughout the week, owing
to the holidays. We expect lively mar
ket next week, az several buyers are on
hand. The pricee have ranged lower thar
last week, good marketable stock com
handing about the average rates, viz
Heavy draft horses, Sl70a260; coed do
Sl4OalSO; saddleTe, Sl20a160; atreetsrs
SlOOa120; Southern horses, S75a90. Mules
900 ard LOO pounds, four TO sevel
years, sixteen hand', sl4Oal65; Giteel
hands $ll0Al30; fourteen hands, $s0a9O.
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JUDGE LYNCH's VICTIMS.
seven Prisoners Who Confess to Fiendisi
rrlmn nIY.tnrIonsly pI.appear.

seven Prisoners Who Confess TO ftendish
Crime Mysteriously Disappear.
GEggNvuLE Miss, Jsnusry Two
weeks ago last saturday, Col. Pextou's
re.iieace near ArCola vas totally destroyed
by tire. s1d IL is now known that The hse
was tte work of iucsndiarie$ Seven OF
the co,ofed strvanis-fve men and two
wcnen were arrested a few days ego and
kept under guard After sons time car
tain property taken from the house before
the dre. was discovered.
Two Of the prisoners then confessed their
gOilt one q woman employed es COOK,
had diugge1 TIE coffee, AMI bat Tor the
tact chat She TWO memberd Of the family
were else,t si supper time, the Whole
houehold miAh have psrished. As 10 was,
Mr. and Mrs FIauk Aldudgs were able to
Arouse Colonel and Mrs. Paxton only with
didiculty, when the danes wese discover
ca. Toe prisoners also confessed that one
ofthsm stood 40 zach door with an sXs or
qua 20 Kill any member Of the family that
tried To- escape, but the siowness Of the fire
alarmed them and they fled.
News received TEDDY is 70 The effect that
the seven prisoners who were ueder arrest
disappeared Lass night somewhat mysieri-
ously. There does not appear TO have been
AIRY motive f'r incCndiary crime beyond
that of r0bh, ry aud pillage.
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PErilOi.EUx
on City.

VII OltI-
OIL CITY, PA. January 2.-Peiro-
leum-Opened at SIZE; highest s7sc; low
est size; closed at sage; sales, $50. 600 bar
rels; clearances, ia 600 bsrrelA; charters,
46, 03l barrels; shipments, 1863, OS3 barrels;
runs, ia, $40 barrels,
EittsbuEE.
prTrsBURe, PA, January 2-Petro-
leum-Fairly active and finn; openCd at
S7lc; closed at sSsc; highest sssc; lowest
S7sc.
bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa. January . -Petro-
leum-OIeued at 9slc; highCet SSsc; low
est s7sc;.. closed at sssc; clearsnces $780,
900 barrels.
TitusVilie.
TITUsvn.LK. January . -PetroleUm
Opened at SIZE; highest sssc; lowest
81 C; closed at SSsc.
New York.
NEW YORK, January 2.-PetrOleum-
Opened firm at S7sc, and after the first
sales became strong and advanced at SSsc.
A slight reaction then re. in, bot the mar
kesiallied and during the afternoon was
very dull, closing firm az SSlc. Sales,
800, coo barrels.
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PRODUCE.
wheeling

TUESDAY, January l.
The market is good. Eggs have dropped
and the surplus on hand indicates still
lower market before long. Butter has not
been moving so readily the past week
Poultry of all kinds will be in good de-
mand, and will improve as toe season ad-
vances. Prices are rs follows:
Butier-Country choice 20 TO pc; coun-
try. good Is TO 2Oc; country, fair, to &c.
Eggs-Strictly fesb, 2Oc per Dozen
supply good demand good.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply IL fair
Prices are 81 OOa2 10 per bushel; extra
fancy s. %.
Cheess-Prime mild Ohio factory Z to
&c; New York tO10c; Limberger 10 to lie.
Market nominal.
PotatOes-Per bushel 45a55c; demand
good; supply heavy.
Poultry-Live chickens, f. 25a3 90 per
dozen; ducks, live 50 00s3 90 per dozen
turkeys, live, sa9c per pound; geese, per
pair soc 10 ) 90.
Sweet POtatOes-Eastern stock ~ 10
per barrel. Jerseys 50 50a3 70.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Joseph Schaifer and sophia. his wife, TO
the undersigned trustee, dated February 9th
1886 and recorded IN the Clerks Office OF the
County Court of OHIO county, West Virginia, in
Deed Of Trust Book No. %, page ~, Twill, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 81, 1889,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the north front
door OF the Court House OF said Ohio county,
sell Al bublic auction the north one-half OF the
Lots Numbered Tweny-nine (z9) and Thirty
six (36l, situate on The bank OF the Ohio River,
between said river and West street. in that part
OF the city of Wheeling, In the county and State
Aforesaid, commonly know A. North Wheeling.
TERMS OF sALE-One third, or as much
more OF the purchase money az the purchaser
may elect 70 pay, in cash on the day OF sale. aud
the residue ON credit Of six and twelve months
from said day, the purchaser % give his notes
with security for the deferred instalments OF
purchase mOuey and interest. the security 10 be
approved by the undersigned Trustee Title I'M
disputed. JAMES 7. ROGERS,
dC22l trustee
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MoUNDsVILLE.

A arist OF Interesting Items rom the
Mound City.
soe-ial Correspondence Of tae ReoiseT.
MorNpsv1LE, January The Dung
ladies' entertained number CT young gen
,lemen a, the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms, Tues
day night. .,u
shrt through the leg New Year'e, is out on
two crutches. The wound, although not
dangerous. is very painful. Mir Shepherd
none to 30 all right again in week or
two.
The Misses ZAue, OF Wheeling Island,
have returned home, after pleasant so
iourn among friends here
Mr. John johnson intends to briag suit
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Couldn't Go That Far.

I'M Qdaphtd NtcO'h
Magistrats-As l understand it, you
charge your husband with violent demon
STATIONS against you and you want him
bound over to keep the psaceP
Mrs. Mulhooly-Yis, sor.
Ibid he ever strike you?'
"Sthrike me? Sthrike me, ia ii? Be
CORY, Ord loike TO see i'm thry il. ORD
smash the whole head of i'm"
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SrArEs-Dnll md I'm.

Observation-Disclosures sales 81 DOL, COO.
SrOCRs-The stock market at the open
ing OF the new year wss ii appointing 10
The advocates of higher figures as the
DAY, except for short time IN the early
morning, was given up 70 the bears. The
opening figures were from TO 4 per cent.
above Morday's prices, but there was
very little vim. Atchison soon came to
the front, bsing very weak, and the
rest Of tins list slowly followed,
until toward D. M, when Jersey Central
spraug into activity and rapidly advanced
per cent, bringing the rest of the list
with it. The upward movement was not
of long duration aud in the last hour the
market again became quiet, finally closing
dutl and steady, generally ct fractional
losses Jersey Central shows an advance
of1s. Atchison il down II. Rock Island
1, Missouri Pacific II. Sales 1S4, l94
shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
AdsIns Express, 143; American Express,
10; Canada Pacific, 52s; Central Pacific
35f, Chesapeake and Ohio lSs preferred do
6rsis, 15;; do seconds, 1Gi; Chicago and
Alton, 1876; Chicago. Burlington and Quin-
cy, 1885,; Delaware and Hudson. 1919;
Delaware, I4ackawanna and Western l43s;
Denver and Rio Grando, 16i; Erie, 21ti
10 preferred, 6ll; Fl. Wayne, $50; Hi
nois Central, III; Lake Shore, 1893; Mich
igan Central, S5l; Minneapolis aud st.
Louis, 5; DO preferred, IL; Missouri Pscific,
72I; Northern Pacific, 25i; DO preferred,
so; Chicago and Northwestern 1O73; do
preferred, 40; New York Central, 1875
Oregon Transcontinental, 30l Pacific Mail,
S6i; Peoria, d. & E., "a; Pittsburg, 155s;
Pullman Palace Oar, 172; Reading, AS;
Rock Islard. 953; 81. Louis and saa
Francisco, 26s; DO preferred, 663; first
preferred, 1871; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
nanitobs, 80; st. Paul and CmahA, 81 :;
do preferred, 92l; Texes Pacific, 224;
Usion Pacific, 6i!; United States Expre's'
"a. Western UpiOr. S3t