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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
Public Sale Of Real Property,

FINDER THE AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
u made by the Circuit Court OF Ohio county,
West, Virginia, on the 18th day Of April IN the
year 1859, ia s-it in Chancefy therein pending
in which James A. Mclean and Others are plain
tlfs, and Claud Ward and Others are defendants,
the undersigned Special Commissioner will sell
at public auction, at the front door Of the Court
House Of said Ohio county, on
Wednesday, May 10, 1859,
beginning al ten O'Clock a. m, the following
real property, described in the bill in the said
cause aud exhibit A, filed Herewith, that Is TO
say: All that part Of lot numbered thirty eight
1851 on Main street, In the city OF Wheeling,
Vest Virginia, on which is erected a three-story
brick house, and which part OF said lot fronts
forty four feet more or less on Main street, and Is
one hundred and thirty-twO feet more or less in
depth, and is bounded on the West by Main
street. on the south by private alley, on the east
by a lot formerly conveyed by Mary J.. Dorsey 70
Adeline Fitchner, and on the north by the north
ern wall OF the said three stOry-brick house
The property 10 be sold as Aforesaid, is the
same which was conveyed by Mary /. Dorsey
and Frances r.. Armstrong as trustee, 10 5OOleski
Brady now deceased by deed dated on the
18th day OF Octot err In the year 1915, aud OF rec
ord in the Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court
OF Ohio county.
TERMS OF 'sALE-The terms OF the SAID sale
shall be one third Of the purchase money, or 50
much more as the purchaser may elect, IN cash
on the day OF sale, and the residue in two equal
ins ailments paysble In one and two years respec-
lively from the day OF sale, with interest from
that date the purchaser giving his note with
personal security for the deferred instruments
and the title being retained until the payment OF
the same HENRY 81 RUSSELL,
Special Commissioner.
/ hereby certify that bond with security has
been given by the above named Special Com
missioner in accordance with the provisions OF
''' 1''''' ava JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
Wheeling W. Va, April Il, 1859. apld
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Railroads.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO r. r.

ID
departure OF 1rains nom wheeling, Eagiern
uiee, schedule in eject November 18th, 1888.
E1psess lot Chicago and the Northwest, lo:25
:, ds, Pr y IA sd $40 p. N. daily, and ll:l6 p.
Express foT Columbus, Cincinnati and 81.
Lolh 800 aud 1925 a. N. daily and ff.f6 u m
daily except Saturday.
>, For Columbus, SIS and lo.25 a. m. daily. shd
daily p ,ce, Sy except saturday, and 2p. NJ
only. - ''''' 0A'D''Ay
-, E1press for Washington, D. c.. Baltimore.
:, ~ and NeT YORK, via Graft0n s.5
IN; aud 5:lO p. N. daily.
For Pit6hurg and Washington, Pa. 500 q. m.
uAllyi Express, 13O e. m. daily; las D. m. daily
except Sunday. Additional way train Tor Wss6.
insgon, Pa 3:S9 ?. m. daily except sunday.
m, daily. Wv -
For Moundsville, q. m, s:l0 A. n, lQoO noon.
except sunday, and $40 p. n, daily
Eor Grafton, $40 p m. daily.
day '-0e'' '''N
For St. Clairsville, s:55 4. n, 40 q. m. and
o:l0 p. Ia daily except Sunday,
Express trains arrive nom Chicago. SIS and
~ a M ana it ~ p m daily, and As n
Express trains arrive nom ST. Lous and On.
cinnau, f.55 q. N. and 6 20 D. m, daily
express tralns arrive from Philadelphia. Bal.
tllnOIe anu washington, ID. C., via. Grafton, f2.3b
q. m, daily.
Trains arrive from Columbus ass .. N. and
day.
Trains arrive nom Pitisburg, l0:ib T. m. daily,
and l2:45 p. m, except Sundays, and 6.5j %. ID.
and lilo p m. daily
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 a. n.
daily except Sunday.
From Moundsyille, s:45 q. m, daily, and 40
| p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton, W. Va, 9.i5 a. n
daily
Trains srrivs from Cumberland, SO p. m. ,
daily except Sunday.
From St. ClaiIsvflle, lO:40 and l:4O and 5:5C p.
IN. daily except Sunday.
For Columbus and Cincinnati, 245 q. m. sun
day only.
From Bellaire, 1908 A. n, Sundays only.
Baggage called for and checked At hoIsls and
residences on orders len a. Ticket once, 100
Market street, and ~ Depot.
CHA9. o. SCUIIa
General Passenger Agent
Il ENENTr Aauauar v,,4c
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GREAT COOKING MAIN.
West Virginia Sports Drop Their Cash on
Their Favorlte Birds.


Their Favorlte Birds
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, April % The
big cccking main between Ohio and West
Virginia chicken fancieTs came off last
night at a secluded place near this city.
There were present a large number OF
sports from Ohillicotbe, Athens, Nelson
vile, Logan, Lancaster snd other towns Of
Ohio, while West Virginia was represented
by the prominent chicken fstc isrs of Par
kersburg, Grafton, Wheeling and other
towns along the railroads. Money flowed
freely and ali bets were paid. The West
Virginia boys missed their usual good luck
and came home completely cleaned out,
while the Buckeyes are said to have util-
lied OUe Of thsiS chicken bagg In which 10
carry of their superhuOus wealth. The
crowd, although unusually large, was per-
fectly orderly, even The losers showing q
perfect gO,d nature throughout the ever
lasting run OF bad luck The following il
liet OF the fights as they occurred, TO-
gether with the purse added
FEst fight Ohio pitted a dark red.
weight > pounds > ounces; West Virginia,
light red, pounds Ounces; won by Ohio
IN the third pitting. Purse, $50
Second-Ohio drcpre1 red into toe pit,
weight pounds , ounces; West Virginia,
black, pounds 3 ounces. Only five
pittings were fought before the Buckeye
bird killed his opponent Purse, SOS.
ThHt-OhiO, light gray, weight 8
pounds : ounces; West Virginia, dark red.
same weight; won ly Ohio in the ninth
pitiing Purse, $50.
FOurth-OhiO, a deep red, weight 4
pounds IL ounces; West Virginia, light
red, 4 pounds Is ounces. The Ohio bird
ran out of the pit This was the first fight
won by West Virginia Purse, $40
Fllth-Ohio, a light red, weight
pounds ounces; West Virginia, dark
red, pounds ounces The Ohio cock
killed his opponent in The fifth pitting.
Purse, $50
Sixth-Ohio handled light gray of 5
pounds 4 ounces, while West Virginia pUt
their faith in dark red of pounds
ounces. West Virginia met with her
usual luck, having her bird killed in the
eighth fly. Purse, $50.
Seventh-OhiO produced deep red of 5
pounds Is ounces; West Virginia, dark
blue of pounds 10 ounces The West
Virginia bird was killed in thu seventh
pithpg. Purse, $50.
E'ghth-A shake-bag, won by Ohio
Purse, S25
Ninth-OhiO, a black, weight pounds
10 ounces; West Virginia, dark red, 4
pounds ounces IVES. Virginia had en-
other funeral in tho eighth pitting. Purse,
SO.
This wound mp the main.
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Baltimore Cattle Market
THURSDAY, April IS. 1889.
eli NrTrnnON CTOnK Va RnG


OALVERTON STOCK YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-Tbe offerings were sew
ora, hundred in excess of those of last
week. and the quality was of better
average. Tcade was not active at any
time. ard towards the close became very
slow. Values were of 15c. on bottom
grades. much fewer sales being effected al
and nesr the top figures than last week.
and ic. on the other grades. The sales ex-
coed those of last week by 200 head, Bsltl-
more and Richmond dealers both buying
more freely. Prices range ut 81 25s4 90
most sales being made at So OOa4 30 per
100 lbe. -
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best beeyes at 81 25a4 Oh,
those generally rated first quality "a W
a4121. medium or good fair quality IS 27a
az s7B. and ordinary thin steers, oxen
and ows 3 25a3 90 per 100 lbs.
OF the cattle received So came rom
Virginia, 1, 157 from Illinois, 355 itom MA a.
rvland. and $50 from Pennsylvania. 10.
tsl receipts for the week were 2,l5I
head. gainst ,231 last week, aud l,521
same period last year.
of the offerings $50 head were sold to
baltimore butchers, and los to Richmond
Va. dealers. Total sales for the week
z55 head, against 555 last week, and $50
head same period last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The trade in sheep
and lambs has not been as setive IS last
week, and prices are of full ic as compar-
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Rioters Have Fun In vlenna.

VIENNA, April 28.-The strike of the
car men is nearly at an end. The riotiug,
however. continues i'm thu Favoritine and
The Hemals quarters. The mob to-day
stoned the cavalry and achievements Of
infantry were required. Many rioters
were wounded snd a large number were
arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

Harry Mortified at seeing Kate putting
a, a cigalettel - Mercy Do you smoke
Katee
Kate-Not because I enjoy it, Harry
I want io ill the rooms with smoke so
that. should a burglar bresk In, he'll
think there's "a man in the house
Hogry-Weu, you're only losing your
time and soiling your lips. A man never
smokes Cigarette lsastwise no man that
"a burglar need be afraid Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

CAIRO. April ga battalion Of Egyp-
Uau troops. under command Of the Gov
erucr of Suakim, and two gunboats, have
started for Port Halaib, which was recent
is captured by a force Of Soudanese. The
Of .sct OF the expedition ID TO make an OF
tempt TO recapture the place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED
MhealinK.

TUESDAY, April %.
The market for wheat and -four is dull,
and while the prices on the manufactured
article remain unchanged, the raw mate
rial brings 9Oa93c per bushel. Feed has
come down several dollars. The follow
lug quotations are wholesale prices:
FLOUR AND GRAIE-ChOice family fiour
IN barrels S. Is TO S. %; in sacks s. 90 10
IS Is; middlings per ton $l6sls 90; bran
per ton SIG GOALS 90; per 100 pounds, 81.
Rye brings SOC per bushel.
FBRD-Corn per bushel, 45a5Oc; oats
3Oa35c; baled hay per ton Sl6 OOais 90.
Loose hay is bringing SIS 90 per ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

NEW YORK, April 23.-Captain Miller,
of The steamer Caroline Miller, which ar
rived this morning from Cape Haytien, re-
port. that the forces Of Legitime burned
8ud destroyed The town of Petite ROuer on
the 9Th inst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
sust Have Wanted Procession.

The New Haven man who, lust before
De died The other day, provided that al
who attended bis funeral should have all
the beer they could drink was an uuselfsh
soul. When a man attends his own fun
sral he usually reserves all the bier for
himself
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THE HEROES WHO DIED.
one of Father Ryan's Touching Co
r,,affFnua

one Of Father Ryan's Touching Com
positions.
do ue. weep to- the heroes who died for us,
Who living were true and tried for us,
lnI diving sleep side by side Tor us,
The Nartrr-taui
Thar halIorcd our land
WITH the blood they shed in q tide for MS
ALI. fearless on many dav for ms,
TH.r stood il tle 'front.' of The Tray Tor us,
Arf he.trhe loeman aI bay Tor us
AND tears should .al
Who f.i il tleir wearing tle Grey for US
How many glorious name for MS,
how many story of fame ior us
Tn.rlen Would 10 NOT be "a blame for us
H.. the.r memories part
FaOu OIr land and heart
And a wr0u- % them, and shame 20 us
Nu. uo. uo. they were brave ior MS,
And bright were The lives they gave Tor us.
The and they rugsied to save for us
WLl MOI forget
If. warriors yet
Who sleep n so many grave for us.
On many and many plain for us
Their blood poured down an ln rain iof Us,
Red r.eh and uure Ike b rain ior us.
They lied-We weep,
We ive-they sleep,
.A.I Cost. che Only refrain fog us.
Hr. their memories Ger shall remain FOR us.
AND their names, bright names without star
The glory they won shall not waue for MS,
Ir legend and Jay
ulr heroes in Grey
SHAH forever live over sgain for us.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, April %.
If the present weather continues the
farmers in the medium wool sections Will
begin to shear their sheep by next week.
The market continues about the same,
prices being as follows:
Fine fleece, washed, 2sa30c; unwashed,
oue-third off; medium washed 30a33c; IN
washed 25c; tub washed 32l35c.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, Aprll -.
The cattle market this week is active
with prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson
& Bayha furnish the following quotations:
CATTLE, 900 to LOO lbs stock 33a4c
per b.. 800 to 900 lbs. 3ls33c. per h.; 700
10 500 lbs. 2a24c. per H..
Hogs-Market active; 41a5c per ID.
Lambs-GoOd at 3a5c per ID.
Calves-3a4c per lb.
Sheep-3s43c per ID.
DaI4tnnra naffIe Market
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, April %.
The market is reported as still quiet.
Bntter has taken a drop and the
indications are that there vii be
farther decline. Eggs remain about the
same and the demand is about up to the
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Register
drarelers' 6nide

a RRrvA1 AND DEPARTURE OF TRANS rs;
4 r,-rl t> mes or REFERKNCE MARKS; DAILY,
sunday excepted. iMonday excepted ss9n-
Vs-ist4r February TO- l,s9. Wheeling
...,. veb..h r. inst one hour earlier than Central
Time.
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PETROLEUM.
on CITY.

OH City.
OIL CRY, PA, April Petroleum
Opened at site; highest s3ic; lowest sic;
closed at S2:c; sales 1921, 900 barrels
clearauces, 3.s72, 600 barrels; shipments,
lO2, POP barrels; runs, SO, 255 barrels.
HittsburE.
PI1TsBURG, PA, April 24.-Petroleum
Active and firm; opened at 81 4c; closed
at s2fc; highest s3c; lowest size.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, April Petroleum
Opened st Site; closed at s2sc; highest
s3ie; lowest Sic.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

aones at eae I-e Per Cent.-GOvernments
Dull and Steady-Stocks Dull-Flour I'm.
ohanged-wheat Fairly Active.
NEW YORK, April 24.-MOney on call
easy at 2a24 per cent; last loan q per
cent; closed offered at % per cent; prime
mercantile paper 4a6 per cent; sterling ex-
change dull but steady at 486}a4S83.
GOVERNMENTs-D Dull and steady.
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Heulleo alt Eauesvil5 thro1g d passenger tTaln
ssres 8ailsir2 AZ $50 q. r., sfriyas Ct Bell1irs
$3.50 r.
nnOdsdold PASSENGER train leaves BellAire
SGD b. r., arrives az Bollalre 90 SD q n.
srr1merleld Accommodation leaves Bellsir
fll1 n ui.. srrives SO Bellslra al ll,Sl a. =.
AL L-ains daily except sunday. CeutTNi SANS
arf Tine nom Balaira.
SAP HEEIISG AND BIN grows RAILROAD
er On and after saturday. October Is, lSso
-rsins on Che ~ heehng aud Kim Grove Railroad
win ram as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
The two story Brick Dwelling house Of S rooms,
situated and known as No. 2523 Chapline street,
at the northwest corner Of Twenty.sixth and
Chapline streets. Heated and lighted by gas.
For terms, &c apply to -
". II. RINEHART,
apl5h Real Estate Agent, 1903 Market 81.
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SrArFs-Dnll and steady.

STATES-Dull ana STEADY.
RAILROADs-Aclive; sales, 81, 1913, 600.
SToCKs-The stock market continues to
show decreasing volume of business and
to-day was the dullest day we have
had in shares for some time.
Opening prices were generally slight frac-
tions better than last evenings figures.
Reading was the only stock showing any
real activity during the day and, although
il was forced down to the lowest
price for a week past, it recov-
cred and actually closed fraction
better than last night. In the general list
the fluctuations continued within the mar
rowest limits and seemed to possess no
significance whatever. The close was
strong at the bsst prices Of the day.
Memphis and Charleston is mp 5, Mani
toba Al, Oregon Navigation %, Wabash
preferred II, Hooking Valley l. Sales
l2A.O75 shares. Quotations closed bid as
follows
Adams Express $50; American Express
ia; Canada Pacific 40; Central Pacific 3ifi
Chesapeake and Ohio III preferred do tirsts
5s5; do seconds 314; Chicago and Alton, 1873;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 939; Della
ware snd Hudson 1864; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western 1861; Denver and Rio
Grande 159; Erie %; do preferred sos; Fl.
Wayne 49, Illinois Central 112; Lake
shore IO2 /; Michigan Central S63i Minneap-
oils and ST.. Louis 81; do preferred III; Mis-
sour Pacific 7Os; Northern Pacific PSI; do
preferred SOL; Chicago and Northwestern
iO4}; do preferred 1874 New York Central
1861; Oregon Trascontinental 81; Pacific
Mail 35B; Peoria, D. & E., 90; Pittsburg
1861; Pullman Palace Car 1879; Reading,
44g: Rock Islsnd 924; st. Louis and San
Francisco 233; DO preferred 591; do fret pre-
ferred111; 81 Paul, Minneapolis and Man
itoba CIT; St. Paul and Omaha SO; DO pre-
fsrFsd 81; Texss Pacific 2Os; Un'Cn "a
CHIC 60; Uniiad States Exp ess 84i wet
err Union S5s.
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sRor Reni


NOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
II with or without board, at q Virginia street
apps
TOR RENT-GOOD ROOMS, FURNISHED
II or unfinished. Enquire at No. Sis Main
Street. apl2Yeqd
TOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT ROOM.
II at No. IS Fifteenth Street. apis
T1OR RENT-THE RESIDENCE no. IT'D
II Market street. Enquire at ll36 Water 81.
apT6edh
TOR RENT-DEsIRABLE STORE ROOM on
II Main street, moth end BenwOod. Apply 10
CHAS. II. SEABRfGHT, on premises. aplse4dh
EOR RENT.
The room on the northwest corner OF Main and
Twelfth street, now occupied by the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Possession April
lst 1859. Apply at PEOPLES BANK,
orto THos. o'BErEv ja2i
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Leave the City at SOD a. m. and run every hour
rrtH af5n m Leave Wheeling Park az goo a
-r and run every hour u1til 1000 p. m. Except
Church Train win iesv Park 40 $50 a. m. snd
rff- II 1855 10 M O. HIRsCH,
sunarIuLnulenf
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Daily Trip. CITY Time-6.35 s.i5 and u35 a..
m lN ago $50 % m.
-urdsy Trips and DO a. M. 1880, $50 and $50
ID m
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IUTUUBU UIAtIi dnU UhHbHhV NIIVNhVI " ~
points.
For rates and other information, address
FRkD HUSKMEN, rrsy. Pass. Ag'L
wheeling. w. vs..
W. !. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pas. Agent
PArkersburg. w. ".
". n. OSBORN, s. 7. A.. Pomeroy, o.
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6ar Sals.

ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE-60xlOO feet, $4,000;
i 30xlOO feet, 10000 Terms easy. Apply 70
W. Il. RINEHART, Real Estate Agent ll6S Mar
ket st. aprl0
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CINCINNATI AND ST.
IOUIg RAILWAY co.

PAn handle Rouie) Under schedule Do erect
Feb 10th, 1852 trains leave Wheeling lenlt
standard Time For slsubenYille, Pilbburgh aid
the Eas., GO g. IL, 1875 p n. $40 p. n, aud
$40 p. m. For Columbus, ludiausDoiif, Cillin-
nsu and st. Louis, 60 and S4Op. "a. For Colum-
hos and Chicago, 1913 >. N. Trains arrive az
Wheeling a. $50 a, a., 1000 o. 10. 2i5 ?. "a. and
$40 p. L Trains leaving at6.N O. m, and ar
irving al $40 y. N, run solid between Wheeling
and PitRburg. Al trains daily, except Sunday.
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K ANAWHA q OHIO RAIL

lRoBr W. KELLEY, Receiver
(Kanawha short Line) Schedule in effect Feb
ruafy 3d. lss9 Subject 10 change without uolccl
Trains leave Wheeling l030a. m. via OHIO River
K arrive Charleston s.36 p. m. Leave
Charleston OLD g. m. arrive Wheeling lil p. Do.
via o. T. RR. Leave Charleston l231 %. m.
arrive Wheeling 1858 D. IN. via columbus nnd
Panhandle, daily except sunday central
standard Time" Sundays, only trains leave
Charleston sO0G. m, arrive Wheeling li5 p. m.
via o. K X. K.
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". N. CLEMENTS, Manage -
OHIo RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table king eneCt February 10. 1859. Pa.
sengeI trains Will run rs folloWs-Central Tine,
All trains daily except those marked thuGi
which DO not run on Sunday:
own BoUgD. lNolt-No. 6.lNo.stlNn- /
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.LEVEI-AND aP9J9B0ba 3 x

-
Under sohedula IL oIsct Feb. lOth lS9 trains
loAye Bridgeport, Ohio, Central STANDARD Time
For PitRburgh, Chicago and Cleveland 800 q
n. FOR Pittsburgh, 1928 n for Chlcago aud
Cleveland i.O7 p. IN. For Pittsburgh and New
York, $40 p. 10. For s.eubanyius. S.S2 .. 10.
FOR MGrtin's Fern, t.ib =. m. Trtins sfrisa =,
Bridgeport A. 3:os T. n, l9.2l g. ~, a.o =. r.,
4:S6 p. NJ, and 7.i7 2. m.
A. l.. WALI4IEG, Ticket Agent
roIe prlfgCp1r Ohio
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ToLHDo, April 24.-wheat-Active and
steady; cash s6!ass1c; May 82lc; June
82Ic; July 79ic; August 795c. Corn
Dull and easier; cash 35c; July 36c. Oats
Quiet; cash 24!c. Glover Seed-Dull;
cash and April 81 So.
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GOYKRNMENTs-DuIl and steady.
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HOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
II with or without board, at q Virginia street
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JIro1nNATI, O., April A.-Hogs-
Lower; common and light 81 OOa4 70;
packing and butchers 81 6Oa4 80; receipts
4. 800 head; shipments 1880 head.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-26
The Kentucky Feud

PINEvLLE, KY, March 25.-The arrest
of General Sowder and others implicated
in the feud which within the past few
months has caused over twelve deaths,
had its sequel this morning in a double
Cumberland Gap road. Alvis Turner
and JEFF King we're going toward the gap
and the meeting was celebrated by Avis
Turner firing at Burch, the ball only
striking Burch's gun. Burch returned
the fire, promptly killing Alvis Turner,
and then King fred on Burch, killing
him, and beating a hasty retreat up
Clear creek. Turner was the leader of
the anti.Sowder faction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-26
Hard Times nt Panama.

PANAMA, March 25.-The condition of
affairs on the Isthmus has been critical
for some weeks past, as already reported
and everything has worn gloomy as
pect. Thousands of men were thrown
out of work. Fortunately emigration on
an extensive scale has ensued, and it is
expected before a month has elapsed
that at least 5000 men will have been
sent hence. Commercial matters all
over the Isthmus are in bad condition,
and there is little business doing. Colon
storekeepers and dealers have united in
petitiening for reduction of all kinds of
taxes, owing to the complete stoppage of
trade in that city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-26
He Deserved DuektnR,

m GRASS VALLEY, CAL, March 25.-At l
O'Clock Sunday morning Gilbert Harris,
of Boston Ravine, gave his wife severe
whipping and struck her on the forehead
with lamp, making dangerous wound.
The woman's cries aroused the people of
the Ravine, and the young men assem-
bled and dragged Harris to Wolf creek,
ducked him in the water trough and
whipped him soundly. Tar and feathers
are threatened if Harris does not leave
before next Saturday night. Harris
served term in the County Jail a year
ago for wife-beating.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-26
killed Herself in a Pet.

SACRAMENTO, March Pa special to
the Bee from Davisville says: "a young
lady, 20 years old, named Louisa Freley,
who recently arrived from Kansas, COM
mitted suicide by taking strychnine, at g
farm house near here last night. The
cause was disappointment in love, her
parents refusing to consent to her union
with the man of her choice"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-26
Marriage Licenses.

The following licenses to wed were
issued by the County Clerk yesterday:
Manuel Mogart and Visenta Duarte
both natives OF California.
J. P. Spencer and Ella M. Niedham
the former a native of Ohio and the lat
ter of Iowa.
J. G.. Burden and Lizzie Kelley, the
former a native of Illinois and the latter
of Nebraska.
August Matbes and Anna Holmes, both
natives of Germany.