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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
ANOTHER DEATH ON TlIE RAIL.
A Martins Ferry Man Struck and Killed at
bridgeport.

bridgeport.
Addison II, Bishop, ofMartin's Ferry,
was Struck and killed by a train on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road at Bridge
port between II aud IL o'clock yesterday
morning. The unfortunate man was a
harness maker by trade, and left his
home yesterday morning to go to Bridge.
port 10 do some work for some people
there. He walked along the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh track, and had gotten as
far as the Bridgeport glass house, when
he was noticed by the engineer OF the
mail train due at Bridgeport at ll:l7.'
At the time he was walking in the cen
ter OF the track, apparently paying no
attention to the rapidly approaching
train. The engineer sounded his whistle
vigorously, but tho sound, while 1t at
tracted Bishops attention, seemed to
confuse him rather than convey to him
n warning OF the danger he was in, for
instead OF stepping to one side, he turned
around in his tracks and stood looking
at the engine US 1t rushed'on him.
The engineer seeing that Bishop was
making no effort TO get of the track did
everything in his power to stop the train,
but bis efforts were OF no avail. Bishop
was struck and thrown to one side OF the
track. The train backed up aud the un.
fortunate man was picked up and placed
in the baggage car, where be died justas
The train pulled up at the Bridgeport
station.
Coroner A. NJ. Boyd, Of Bellaire, was
notified and came up but hpd not held
an inquest up to lust night. The body
was sent 10 Martins Ferry on the Wells.
vile accommodation and taken to
links undertaking establishment where
II was dressed, prepared for interment
and taken to the residence OF the
deceased on Carlisle street in the
evening. His neck was broken, several
ribs broken and his body cut and bruised.
Bishops wife was Frustrated with grief
when told OF her husbands death and
iainted several times during the after
noon. She told reporter that her
husband was sick lust April and had
not worked any since that time, and
that OF late he had acted rather melan.
Choly and in o manner that he never
had before.
Bishop was flity.eight years old and
came 10 Martins Ferry from Mt. Pleas.
ant. He Is said to have been quite deal,
but he evidently heard the whistle
sounded by the engineer, for he turned
around, and then stood in suicidal
fashion and met his fate. Hon. O. NJ,
Bishop, Of Kingwood, a well known res.
ident Of this State, Is a brother Of the de.
ceased, and Ex-Governor Bishop, Of
Ohio, Is q cousin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-08
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS,
A Condensed Resume of the Tux Of the
Personal Points.


hy-FoFe tollA'
Nn. W, II, HunphEeVllle Is quite III.
A roll WINS broken Al the sheet bar mill Al Tho
Ftnn VeVtenjnv. " 49,
IIa,,a- 49,, H., ,.,,,.,,,I 49,,
thin N Fenpb Wesi Virsinia, NN''NN'4
$3.50, p,,,o,,, Ia, ,,,s,.,.,,, ~. MA, q,
~. TI5,shSlh tsit Sss.et1Ay LOT loIeuo W
Wtepu lue tFesu|leElAn s3pul'
Mn. p, b., updeglaf, Of NJ Pleasant, well
known hereAbOlts, Il quite VI.
Mis- Lizzie Hill, OF Cleveland, who has been
visiting her parents on Filth street, lchirs Tor
home today,
The "LuclO SAINT Medicine COMPANY, rcte tly
OrpaRlzsi Nv DR. Monroe HaoEmnil, Of thIs civ
and oIheIs, opened al East III ;eFpnoi laSt night,
Mr Add Nswland. who "a maunuluu TIC Claire
Scott cnu,pany, n home ioF a I'M days. MI.
Richard AdFIan n advance agent Tor thiS com.
many,
nho,.,, ,,on locl ~ A pots,o,,s ,o.tAonoo
eLs wv W. ~ o., Has' ~.
9n ,SHse y ~, Ky seeunu
Hns ~ l"pAeu 'sIE u'uS" Vu' VI P'eeo 'es
WIuAy'
The Y, N. Q, A, meeting last Sunday afternoon
was LARGELY attended and very interesting. The
fund nov. amounts to sl,SdO, which lsGludes
$3.50 from the business men,
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES
In Session Last slight Cab stands to BO
RstnblIshed.

~ aehAlou AAiAst NlBht-Nup htAHuN 20 Au
Established.
Several Council committees met at the
Public Building last evening and pre-
pared business for this evenings meet
ing Of Council. That on Scales audited
bills to the amount Of $50 IS, A petit.
ton from z. Kasley asking that the
scales at Whitaker's mill be removed to
the corner Of Chapline and Sixteenth
street, where he proposes TO establish q
coal yard, was also considered by this
committee and referred to Messrs, Yahn,
Farls and Meyers as special committee
to ASCERTAIN whether there is any further
use for the SCALES ut WhitakeI's.
The Real Estate Committee audited
bills 70 the amount Of SS7 40, Of which
Sg5 was for cleaning the clock, The
Committee on Markets approved OF bills
amounting 70 500, Of which $50 is for
painting at the market houses,
The Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades approved Of two ordinances 10
be- presented 10 Council this evening
fixing grades on McColloCh street be-
tween rWenty'ninth and Thlrty,third,
and on Twenty-seyenth street, Word
was received from John McMorrls, who
lives at the corner OF Thirty-seCoud and
MCColloch streets, by Caldwell 4 Cald'
well, his attorneys, Il reaenipg suit
for damages in case the Iity fails to raise
his house SO as to conform to the new
grade,
The Committee on Ordinances met
with the Board Of Public Works and APP
proved an ordinance that has been pro-
posed making the south side Of Twelfth
street east OF MarkepR stand for cabs
and gurneys and the south side Of
Twelfth west Of Main street stand fol
express wagons. .s
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SWIM and tlle Travelling Alan.

Harry Stricken, tho travelling man
who had John Swan, colored porter,
arrested at an early houryesterday morn.
ing on the charge OF robblng him Of $50,
stated last evening that he had not been
robbed, but that he had been very much
aud had not known what he
was doing. A pair OF blackened eyes at
tested to tho veraCity Of this statement.
He wanted 1t distinctly understood that
there was no reflection whatever to be
cast on the st. Charles Hotel, and also
that he and Swan understood each other.
In Police Court yesterday the two cases
against Swan, concealed weapons and
disorderly, were continued till this morn
tnr,
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A sMASll.UP ON TILE D. 4 0.
In South wheeling THE Narrow Escape of
Ton WOrItmen.

In South Wheeling The Narrow Escape OF
Ton WOrItmen.
There was a narrow escape from a se-
.rious accident on the Baltimore & Ohio
road at Handlan's crossing, on Thirty.
second street, yesterday morning. A
ballast train drawn by engine No. 90, in
charge Of Edward Lemon, was run into
from the rear, by a work train drawn by
engine No. 40, lin charge Of Engineer
Sam Manning. Tho ballast train had q
load oil Cinder 10 be used as ballast near
Benwoody which the engine could barely
pull. When at the point named above,
Tho wheels OF the locomotive slipped and
the train came almost 10 a stand.still.
The work train was following close be-
hind with heavy load Of freight for
Benwood, and the distance between
the point where II rounded the curve
and tho place where the ballast train
was standing being short, the engineer
was unable 10 stop I'LL his engine
crashed into tho rear OF the Caboose,
which was tho last Of the ballast train.
The cabOose wa9 upset aud pushed along
ON It's side Tor a diBtatice Of ten feet,
There were ten tnen, who work on the
ballast train, In the Oab0oSe, but for.
tunately none Of them were hurt except
a few bruises. The car was not much
damaged and was replaced on the rails
In fOW hOtifd.
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nlnhlhrrln m Nnrlil NYhnDllnr

A small child Of Henry Beu died AZ hlB
home in North Wheeling, Of malignant
diphtherla yesterday morning, There
are three other cases Of diphlheria In
the same house. There have been some
diphihtretO germs In North Wheeling
for some time, and several cases have
developed, but none, except tho one
mentioned, have proven fatal, One Of
the City's needs Is un ordinance which
will allow thu Health Officer the priyi.
lege Of isolNllng All cases and Quaran.
tiny the houses In which they exist,
Such an ordinance liAs been passed by
tho County Commissioners and the
Health Officer Is placed In position to
DO very useful thereby.
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o.rnr IInmnlrl.hllrr .l,rnh.

Oscar RammClsbutg, one Of the best
known men OF Cincinnati, by reason Of
his ulssIpAtlOng, died Of consumption
late Sunday night In u private ward III
the Cincinnati City Hospital. The
Commercial Gnsdte VI yesterday morn.
lnp had tho following 10 say about his
cad end, "de was IS years old, aud led
a life that was full Of event and miSior.
tune. He was born aud bred In luxury,
and received quite q fortune on tho
death vi Ills father He travetsed tho
downward path, lost hlH wife by divorce,
and finally, on The ID Of August last,
wentto lhe hospital, absolutely pDnnl.
lpss and nearly dead with consumption,
brought OH by his recent life Of expo.
butU and dissipation. lssistUf sOOlhed
and BwBulcntd his last hours.
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with local application, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh ID
a blood or constitutional disease, aud In
order TO cure II you have 10 take inter.
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Ii
Internationally, and acts directly on the
blood and muCus surface. Halls Ca
tatrh Cure is no quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
prescription. Itlscomposed Of the best
ionlcs known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the mu.
Thepertect combination oil
hetwoingredlGntsi Is what produces such
results In curing catarrh,
Send for testimonials free.
+. ]. Cheney & 90, Prop, Toledo, o,
soldby Druggists, price Zoe. paw
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nOSORABLY DISCHARGED.
No Evidence Against Ernest Rchols IIOFOr
SnuIro DnYis Lnst NIght.


No Evidence Against Ernest Echuls Before
Squire Davis Last Night.
The case Of the State against Ernest
Echols, who was arrested week ago on
the charge Of having broken into the
store Of Stone & Thomas last June, was
heard before Justice Davis last evening,
Prosecuting Attorney Howard and Colo.
mel Arnett represented the prosecution,
and Captain DoVener appeared for the
defense. A long list Of witnesses, none
OF whom were able in any way to con.
meet Mr.. Echols with the crime, were
examined. Mr., Thomas was called first,
but his testimony was only recital OF
the facts contained in the newspapers
at the time oil the occurrence. Other
witnesses were examined 10 show that
Echols had been seen with large sums
Of money in his possession, but the
amount could not be definitely fixed
mud the various statements placed 1t
from $50 up 10 an even hundred.
A great many facts with no bearing
upon the case were broughtout, and the
bouts between the attorneys and wit.
nesses were at times very amusing.
After the testimony had been taken, the
Justice discharged the prisoner, stating
that he had been furnished with no evil
denCe which In any way connected Mr..
Echols with the burglary,
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To the Ladies'.
WHEELING INSIALLNENY co
1853 MARKET STREET.

The ever increasing popularity Of ina
house under our new and exclusive msr o
Is a matter OF congratulation ~
us,-Judglng from the crowds thai daiIs
thropg our StOre-the people OF Vince.
ing AND Surrounding Towns eyideptIv
our efforts TO serve their X.
teTests-and is another proof that onr
system OF Fair Dealing-Low Prices-Nnd
Small Profits are Sure to Win,-The 6Tst
Of these-Pair Dealing-is our guide ~
Successful has put US where We are n.
day In the front ranks OF business houses
1T has made Us recognized leaders IN
the trade-and already established onr
house as the most reliable-In shorf Il
is our motto-as We are strong believers
In that grand old maxim 40 unto OH.
ers as you would they should do unto
Y0u.F
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STREEr CAR rlAYEL.
Tho Natural Chs Gives Out Under tho Boil.
Grs ut the Electric Plant.

Tho Natural GINS Gives Out Under tho bOll'
crs mt the Electric Plant.
About five o'clock last evening the
gas under the boilers at the electric
light and power plant became 60 weak
as to necessitate the building ofcoal fires,
During the time required to change tue
furnace from gas to coal, the steam pres.
sure went down till tho engines Of the
power dynamos stopped, thus stopping
the street cars. After a half hours
tussle with u green coal fire, the en-.
ginecr raised sufficient steam 10 start
the engines, but 1t was worked oil in q
few minutes aud the cars filed with
passengers again left standing in the
streets. At half past seven, the fires
wero burning brightly and the cars
were moving us usual. The supply Of
fuel gave out at very inoportune time,
Just when the people from the mills and
factories were returning from their
work, and when travel was the heaviest.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
castloton Mt the Opera House -"LlttlO Mug.
geW ut the Grand.


Castleton ut the Opera House "Llttle Mug.
gepat the Grand.
Miss Kate Castleton with larger and
strongercompany than any thateyersup.
ported her before, appeared at the Opera
House last evening in reconstructed
version Of "APaper DOLL" The house was
not as large as the performance de.
served, but more enthusiastic audience
Is not often seen. Miss Oastleton herself
never appeared to betteradvantage. Her
songs and dances were all encorcd, a now
topical song, Just in the Old Sweet
Way" being especially well received.
In this she referred To- her appearance
hero last season at the Elk's bene-
tit, and chided the boys because one
thing was lacking from the numerous
things they gave her-that one being
"the grip" Wheeling Lodge B. p. o.
Z. being present in a body to the num-
her Of a scoreor so, this allusioa nut
urally made hit.
The performance as whole was ex-
ceediugly attractive, pretty girls, bright
costumes, catchy music aud gay dances,
with two funny comedians, making upa
bill that is not often exCelled. The piece
will be repeated this evening.
Brady and Garwood's Little Nugget"
company, with Herbert and Joe Cav.
thorn rs leading comedy men, opened a
three nights engagement at the Grand
last night. The house was well filed
and the audience seemed to appreciate
the fun the folks on the stage were maxi
ing. The company 10 composed Of good
people and the attendance during their
stay will be above the average.
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Is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure hRbitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For SAFE in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt aud O, Men.
kemeller.
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Yesterday morning Mr.. Spaulding X.
WallaCe's two fine setter dogs were
killed by nh Ohio River train near Thir.
ty-iilth street. Tho dogs were on the
tresLle, crawling along watching some
birds, when the train came along aud
cut them to pieces, The engineer tried
10 stop, but could not, till the animals
were killed. One dog was killed out.
right, but the other had fore shoulder
mangled, and ran home with tho limb
dangling helpless. Officer Devlin shot
the poor brute to put 1t out Of its mise.
ny. The dogs were well trained, and were
valued at a hundred dollars.
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UNDERWEAR
M. j. McFADDEN,
Clothing, Etc.

1870 & 1922 Market Street,
seiO WIIEEL1NL ". VA
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RplInIre Rrlefs.

Ina few days all the window glass houses viii
DO at work,
Charles, HankCy, IT,. has gone to Pittsburgh,
where no has secured work.
Col, Jacob KemplO had only fair house last
night to hear him on "Cheslhuts,"
Dame Rumor says prominent Bellalre young
man and u MouudaVlLe young lady will wed
soon.
Mt, Benjamin ]. Morgan, Of the First ward, Is
brain,
Charles II. Dankworth took suddenly III 20 .
teTday morning and was very sick for several
hours.
Tho Turner'S will celebrate their anniversary
with q ball in their hall on tho fifteenth Of this
Tho report Of benjamin CARROTS death at
very low.
A farmer Of this county, with u large crop Of
potatoes, Is reported to have sold them for l3c
per bushcl,
Willie MeGlvCrn fell from an apple tree at
his Rose Hill home and broke his right leg Sat
uFday night.
Archie Kelsey, . prominent young farmer Of
Smith township, LETT yesterday for franklin Col
lege Rt New Athens.
Some changes arc being made In tho interior
Oithe Windsor Hotel. Rooms are being changed,
partitions built, etc,
Mrs. Colonel Rankin, Of Grand Island, Ncb,, Is
expected TO arrive here this morning GU visit
to friends and relatives,
The now "DuGk Club" with rooms In the First
National Bank building, gave banquet sGtuI.
day night TO their friends.
Tho ThOmpsOn.M Madden building Is under
roof. This lisa conspicuous building ut the cor.
nVr Of ThlrtyIlith and Central avenue.
Rev. Braxton Daniels, formerly pastor Of ono
Of Tho A, N. Il. churches here, died ut his new
home NJ Troy, Ohio, last week OF consumption.
wv n. CrumptoN, fOrnerly tiCnGral Manager Of
the Bellaire, Hanesvllle & ClnelnnHil aiirORd
Will DO reappOinted under the new management
DR.. o. ]. Young, an old offender IL In the
M0undsylllc jail aud Ii Likely to remain there
for thirty days Drunkenness Is his blsettlhg
sin.
Tho brakemen's strike on the Cleveland
Lorain & WUCellug Railway caught some brick
belonging 10 the new NJ. L. church hero and
seriously delayed tue masOns.
Tho Foraker meeting Will be held In tho !, o,
o. f. building Thursday evening, This build
ing will be under roof BY that limo, Lights will
DO arranged and decorations arranged. The
building Will be amply large Tor the crowds ex'
pectGd.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho city and Wheeling People

Abroad.
Miss Annie DOvinney, OF South Jacob
street, is visiting relatives and friendSat
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Louis p. salterbach left yesterday
for Huntington to represent GermanIa
Lodge, X. P.
Miss Ada Greer, who has been visiting
friends in the West, has returned to her
home in this city.
Rev. Mr.. Ziegelmeyer and wife and
child returned yesterday from summer
sojourn In Europe. The were met at
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
depot by committee from Mr.. Zeigel.
meyers congregation.
Mrs. Halstcad, mother Of Mr.. Andrew
Halstead, the well known journplist,
leaves to-day for her home at Brainera,
Mimi, after a visit with friends in this
city, She will be accompanied by Miss
Jennie Coen OF the Island,
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Tile plllliles Arrive.

The Philadelphia League club arrived
Ii the city at lao this morning, The
games they are 10 play With tho picked
nlne on Wednesday and Thursday will
no doubt draw well. Delehanty, the
old time Wheeling iavotite, 10 q member
Of this equalization, and SLOWED Up this
morning With his 40 smile,
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A few nights ago u North Wheeling
physician was rudely Weakened from his
curly morning hlumbefs by the terrific
ringing Of his door bell and womOn's
screams Of pain. The inan Of medicine
dressed wi III all haste, and admitted the
woman, who stated between her groans
that something was tho matter with her
eur. Tho physician got out his instru.
ments, and upon making an examlna.
ton, found an IMMENSE fat bed bug
gnawing at the tympanum. A pair Of
tweEers soon removed the yermih, and
the eur resumed its normal condition,
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rRoF, siEFF, tho Opliclau located al
1.Nsh's jewelty store, continues to meet
with gtuat SUCCESS, and many VI our Cltl.
gems, old aud young, with weak eyes and
detective vision, have found relief by
having their eyes tested aud proper glass.
90 adjusted ~ tue defect, Examination
for glasses free. Those who cannot come
During tho day can 10 fitted ,aa well al
night
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Elcetlon Of Gas Trustces To.nIgllt.

The regular semi.monthly meeting Of
Council TO DO held this evening will be
n specially interesting one, and large
lobby may be looked for. The special
feature will be the election OF Gas Trus-
tees. The outlook Is now that neither
the Seeley nor the Darrah faction has o
sure thing Of It, A Seeiey trustee, q
Darrah trustee and dark horse trustee
iB not an improbable combination.
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Wheeling Instalment Co,

Low prices is one Of our chief charae.
teTistiCs.-Silce we have taken hold NJ
this place We have labored increasingly
TO place within your roach complete
line OF House Furnishing Goods at strict.
y cash prices on the lnstalment plan
That We have succeeded goes without
saying,-To this our very many custom.
ers In this city and Stats can tesiiiy-and
our immense stock is u substantial proof
Of tive are the Championships
Peoples Champions OF Low Prices-apd
We have waged war-yes-war to ina
kuiie-with that terrible monster-that
robber OF every man-Iligh Prices.
Wheeling lnStalment Co.
Small profits are a prominent feature
here, Our policy OF buying goods Tor
spot cash, thereby saving discounts
combined with our steadily Increasing
trade-justily us in selling our goods on
the smallest margin Of profit Besides
we are, Gs well as You are aware-practi.
cally-"Live and lot live" people,
Wheeling InstalHent Co.
To live and let live We are determined
land to live comfortably We have nut
within your reach everything necessary
TO make home comfortable. But that II
not ALIVE offer you credit advantages
that you cannot procure elsewhere.
(Sl2 90 worth OF goods for 81 90 down
aud 50cents per week, or Sc 90 ner month
-or S22 90 worth OF goods fot So 90 cash.
and 81 90 per week, or 81 90 per month.
Remember, you can pay as Il suits you
II weekly, semi.Alonthly, or Monlhly)
aud our goods at Strictly Cash Prices
Then why deny yourself of anything in
house furnishing goods Of my desCrlp.
ton when We offer you such liberal
terms ?-Why do without Furniture
Carpets OIL Cloths--Stovcs- Heaters
for coal or Observation-Disclosures
Red, White or Grey andBedding Of all
kinds-Lanps-CloCk Piclures-D
Grated or Plain China, Tea and Toilet
Sets, &C., &C., or any other article you
may stand In need Of when yoU can pro.
cure II from us for small cash outlay
and on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments.-Consider this well.-Ask your.
self the question-Why without those
goods you are actually In need 6I?-
When the Wheeling Instalment Co.,
1853 Market Street, put them within
your reach on easy payments?-Why do
without them when you can have the
use Of them while paying for them2-
Why wait to pay cash when you can buy
them on Instruments for less money than
cash houses ask?-Remember this is
The Wheeling Instalment Cove make
a specially OF the Instalment business
There Is nothing you want necessary to
furnish your home from cellar to attic
that we haven't got-There Is no bust
ness accommodation that you may want
that We will not most cheeriully give.
! Wheeling Instalmelt Co.,
oc7 lt59 Market Street.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 7.-Buslness In dry goods
opened With fair assurance Of good week II the
future account. There was little doing 10 staple
goods also for this months transportation by
water routes. WOODEN fabrics adapted 10 the
wants Of the lobberS were IN fair request with
sales, The market wRS cheerful Rud coniidont,