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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-04

AMONG the recent diplomatic APP
pOIntments are Fred Douglas, min
lister resident and consul general to
HEytI, and Eugene Schuyler, consul
general to Cairo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-04

Cstsrrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloL's Cst.rrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal
Injector free. For sale by 9. p.
Hughes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-04

CARLOTTA PATTI, sister Of AIDE
lima, the queen Of song, Is dead at ~.
She even TIvalIed her famous sister
- . concert singer, with her flute.
like voice. Beer and lImburger
cheese FASTENED her end.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-04

Col. ID. X. ANTHONY IL again at
the "hesd OF the column" as editor
Of the Leavenworth Times. II really
seems like old times to read the An
thOnyisms which have long been alb
sent from that paper. In his open
ing address TO his readers he says:
81 am well aware Of the fact that
the profession give me credit for
more ability than I really possess,
and that I hazard the fair reputation
! now have, by again assuming the
editorial and business control Of the
Times. ! am therefore forced to re-
quest them TO deal kindly with the
"Old man" and give him n chance In
the race with the present and COM
ing brain Of vigorous young Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-04

For lame beck, side or chest, use
Aiioh's Porous Plaster. Price Is
eeAss. FoE sale By 8. P. Hsghss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-04

A ysu dad IHrdla0bIe BOok
PsJiished IN SpdRfah and RHgtiss,
Srpardfe TOfnmea.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

wha crude Nohcrn aq2c natural ss Sa NntGG phas
bieacRei winter 57scOc Re1 Ealn SeaSsc saDonff,st f,
Iiad4ac; Olive italian. 15. PAIN chooc, sIes. p,nL
ss s5ssaSc, Na'''0'' PRIME o. 20 ''' '' '''' -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. easier to-day and trading
s e q a. rs St a9lnof!.% % s%a
& &l ooeSl$ olSsi 81 80 SY ESta ESR5y Primo - 5oe5s p
HBEEF"iS iirSt request CITY Extra India Mess. IN
tcs Sl9as5 E,tra Mess in bbss7q.7 p Plate g & ,5a
g flhfF lBhRfF mAasIUaS6ahscd aS-U % and quiet Quoted
here az 9 25S 'lS 30 eas az Ihs We ysbcr s slow sales 5000
bb picked belize T. ayesgG az az ,or dCISo 30 NJ and TT
SIC Tor 10 n Pcked Hams. 81 ds'.c Smoked d9i e'sa
l9e hfed should n nj dm Chicago. ~ short ribs
5anSary aT iU'ea as iDEEsSfD HoGs~Afe well
@si9taaed II p[ce on n far & semanf e Of
delivery contract 70 the extent Of 10000 ties weTe re
Det st ISS and sS1cd tH t the mo S' showing decline
l. Pon os9eG & options sonS5 S oo SS @ eod sod e5c city
steam points quoted a 5G5e Janua&Iy & e.9sG "a
g. &C. % .se, CGS 5co 'fs tcs esS65 Gafsh
G22e sales $50 tcs, G2ie May closed 81 9Sic oNoeJ
a. soO eo;asaSs 80 South A%,.isa ~, .ns
5oa the r adSaqasS ,,ssH st@te elssS
Western fancy w.iSr 30 9,SS 4samSy 70 juno
fancy i7Glsc choice 15al0 fair to so9d lo6lS
state Dairy, haf tubs ian enas IIiaeon S mine il
s1 isc do fair. i2d state Dairy Welsh tubs fancy
d2ea. l?e7ie ,,dsr gme colia good 5aiG
fair l2GI9c State entire daries hrkIns and tubs
cOc choice 1910: good lJal7ct TAR, l-a.ttI
State Dairy tubs common, 1o91le Western lminqiSn Imitation
Creamery choice, $4,000; good l4dl6c lad, lvetti'
Western Dary choice 10alsc DO good qiSc Do H' Fas Fac
Inv June tub, 90IOac Factory, fresh. tubs u lSe
iair TO choice Factory seconds 0d1oc paityr hno
Factory thirds 7dSc; Rolls fresh. l0d lGc Cil
Sbppois are picking uT occasional lots OF i3ney Prices
remain as quoted, last STATE ,o,. fU"'d
Sc common to coed sasc part skins sdsc conn9n
skins. 2afc; ohio HAT, common - hnc ldloe rem 80
1anll skins. ol2iac IGGs.oniet ,hS bY' Pcnn
STlyania fresh 27c state and Peansyl' sHi' aag
flesh ojieG2Gc Western fresh @jl2026c; % atc pa
ooo22c Canadian late packed 2oa22c' icehon''' Iva
common Ia prime. 1GH l1c.
'0 sr,3.'EI"RAW-In light demand and prices mG9 or
less nominal. Fair refining quoted a. I'm o1I
iut steady Crushed 10; Cut Loaf ~ !
Cubos CSC: Powdered 134c Glanulat"d Che: Mce, "
a. G9c Confectoners' -" Giec STANDARD y ~ % y
car of 5s-dj7sc; White. Extra &C" jA Af3c. TX
80 ,.(~ 5o5ic: sc 9 a., n i7sc: yellow. iasa he
STEtRINE- Quiet aud UNCHANGED. CITY laid g}ro guy
nouinalv G7.d7c Western do. Ga6'ic; Oleomar2''i"''
city 5isc. ..,. ,-.,.. oho,oa Prime
CITY quoted closing, ZIG; no sales reported
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Dec 2sCotton quiet mddms I'D l6ftIot S.nsS
Flour nea rly nominal. WheatSopthern scare anu .s
fult1 75dsS; Longberry 7tdsi; No p 80 sIesmgp ner
7G Western steady; No. wnter red, spot ana DeeIn
bCr 79a79' Janqary $50; FeprgarS Stsgod d
March S3L dS3 May. SGLa 1861 Corn-Spthf olii
and unchanged Western steady mixed spot az
1905 March oS72 April Ssa3s's SteSme 1872 Sto HaCs
southern and PENNSYLVANIA, -Sf3li western "h,t
So@$1 90 mixed, 2sa292 graded No white 81 & Rye
nearly nominal prime to Ghocg, 2o@oo SVm nm
rhaneed Butter firm for best Western packed lt2glg wv
ern 23d23 Coffee dun I;o carg9cs fair l92gll2's; IA =;
iiE Whiskey .teady ~ 10 Freshts5.Io 5o iL'erPooI'
nor steamer quiet -four. 22 grain, 90 Cork for oaer
Psa5s 3D. Reeeptsofour 20 900 b2s;a a6 "Phes5 1000
5000 bush. shpments-Flour . coo bbi coTn l52 COO
H,Hsb Salcs-Mhcat 900 bush. corn, -lSVJO bush
Boston Dec. 2s.-Markets unchanged; o.; Rccelpts-
Flour oOO bhls 800 sacks corn, $4,000 Dnshi oa's
10 600 bush shorts 20 tons. ,, ..,.. L.. l..
Rt,n,lo pee .S.-Nheat-NO hard quiet but steady
a. 0i75,c; good inquiry FOR No. northern 81 0S'c
asked: no northern. si2as49,c Winter wheat quiet
and weak No red sjc spot cars do 10 arrive sod at
s5e ears 30. red at 77a7oc car 80 willie Mich
go. yellow 35a35+c no; yeiow Si43tlaGi N0i 2
35 nc: No g. 3id3jc; 40 &. 332a35c no grade 30toc,
81 be on track oats weak; N9 whit, - H-'1sc
Icy steady aud unchanged i'ic uhthdhs'H fiuu-
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York saturday Dec r,y oT cT
poation by NJ Goldsmith and 36 cars at Strn
inc Ea.tnans Company. 10 cars LOT ~ o,o
and for Kaufman strauss Nothing fo sas ea@ @ COM
od I,anlboN which after dcductng irelghL anu '''
mission Noted The shipper - %. A.. ....t %,
Shipments reported yesterday. maNhr u,e ''N 'V
the wdak So cattle ard $50 quarters of bei. ,t,,
Private cable adyices received to-day quote reii'R'r-
ated boof ID lower at 31,d. scant 12c. per ID
CVES- Receipts head and the only sale rePSf'l ,G n
o Western Calves averaging 222 in at - ~ per ~" oco
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts, eafioals Com g 81 ~
carlOads JERSEY Civ and cafpad- az uuu''
Tr"re vSre also 1G carloads carried over friday. a
lttor tone characterized todsys market and price ~
"a trifo nrmcr: the pens were not clelfau. I1a y,
gocd sheer sold Ar 75455 10 por 100 n, and good to
Sale f. ssdcr s Co.. 3ol wc.em, shteoeP ~;
~ M - O5 90 dO 10j q. at 20 % lsi 10 w 1Ss
- s5 do 1O3 %. at a. l47 DO 1Oi IT, at 90 20 no
Western Lambs. 20 H. at 81 81 Sherp anu lius - IT,
at 81. go ,,..-. CHI, 90 y at Il 10 :
n DO = y at ~ - o3G Western Lambs o3 T. a'
- 60: 40 Michigan 50 N. at 56 10; % .,
Duicnback & Dewey: ls9 Canadian LAMBS q u a.
81 40. , oo - r,,-o. al ~ a. a 81
IioGS ii.ceir. - caroads Of 37l3 head-14 carolds
ot aCtb.st and II caIosds at Jersey CITY Staul Ioi
Ii,o hor- with "a carlold sold 10 - % . -- - 49,.
o. Salc--Ncwtou t,,ctt- l3i ONO Hogs 40 n sN'r-
ace a. - o. per 100 u.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-IAttle interest shown to-day in spot
grades Of Rio and prices were somewhat nominal Faii
sgOes quoted 19ssc and No. = lie. Mid grOwhs quiet
The option market ruled weaker the face
o. stronger foreign sdviees. Havre gained about IT,
and Hamburg s4G1s pig. Public cables from Rio were
quoted Arm Pespite this however prices here declined
the usual saturday character Rio cable quotes Regular
frt 700 good second, 600 receipts, 5000 bags
RIO clearances for United States II 600 Lags Rio clear
snces FOR Europe 900 bags total stock 1000 bags
Santos receipts 5000 bags. Receipts at Rio July 10
pcccmbcr -. 1883 ! Os4 900 bags; time 1855
.449OoO bags same time 1887, 949 GOO bags Receipts
same time 1883, 2Oi 900 time 1887, Gl3OOO
lags. Total sales here to-day, 5000 bags, follows
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

the hazards Of the Exchange trading. Hence the
Year must have been n he iS,c mqn Months n the
cheer to the digger for OIL t2r tnrcn d ap,oVe 81
giving ri 20 in the field to the new output These @
Valnes too, have gone with production wIIcn W o IS
risen AT least 1000 barrels, or 30 per cent aooeo
The corresponding period Of last year glance az az
The highest and lowest prices Of certificate OIL al te
Consodated Exchange for the year VIII DC sus-
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

Refined oil was dull but unchanged at 40 renE
per gallon I'm barrels and go cents IN cases 'ruc
in barrel, ruled at $50 cents and naphtha at 7O cents
per gallon. , O ,no ~
Foreign quotations were up - franc "a, a.
Il 5s0 II "a francs per 100 kilOs a Antwerp, but
down 20 marks at 40 marks per 30 klos az brcncn
and Is pence at Gd6 1-l6 pence per lmpcral s4No"
at London 49,,
on CITY Penn. Dec. 2sNatonal Transit & eertlhcaIedS d
opened at 81 O3a, highest - OJ' lowest ~ 90 20 600
IN O3i, sales. a. OOO bbs; ccaranccs, IoUOOu DO'
charters 10 III bbs shipments, 3 999 bbls ,.,ol
psburc D,c 2S.-Pcrolcum dul ana S.fOnY Nasloon'
Transit certificates opened at 81 O3's closed a Vo2
,dford Penn pee 2S-Netional Transit certihcae
oponcd at II O3a highest II Oi9t lowest II % cio"
- Tusyillc Penn Dec 25-NaOnal Transit ceitlhca,ss
onened at 033i highest 81 C3S lowest - Vos 0iu
4 O3l2.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
for Sale.

MARVIN SAFE; perfect condition '13.
vi ~ frOnt--t.
nIANO.-fIcgant upright cabinet grad
/ all improvements warranted ycah
Tor sale very cheap. also instalmcnts; Mih
SILK stool. l,11l LrAngion-aNc., mar
lllth-st.
$I,500,000 'rFs-N rvs a7,.sop 7Isp spn, srss,:
% 20 new plauofortes $3.50 DANIEL T.
BEATTY. Washington. New-Jer-ey.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
il)ork t,1anteo,
Males

Males
w ANTED.-Sltuation for young man,
w %; honest. capable industrious not
a bOOkkcepcr. but can do light bookkeeping
a man whom his employer can depend. +.
+. f.. Box Q. TIibunc Onicc.
y OrNG man 90. Italian descent wishes
Il work iu any factory or WhoitS1ic house
or anything salary not und"r - week.
Address JOHN SALNINl, 40f Atlantic
ave-. brooklyn.
NOCNG MAJ 10 desires employment at
i some trade; handy with tools. II. H.,
1875 Kcnt-ave., BROOKLYN.
NOUNOr MAN. 2s. wants employment of
any KIND would care FOR furnaces ana
make himself generally useful Address
REFERtN Box Z, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

steady with good demand M ed rsSqig stsGns Wheat
y oo1 hsb com ~ 600 bush. shipraen To- sh ~ We
Sv s,h corn KS COO bush barley, 1000 Du'' T''
bcago, Dec 2sThe leading futures ranged as i0''
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

1t will be noticed that the greatest ~ veer
tween the extreme points in any one month ts % s ss
was only I3 IA cents-n June. For tle lasI HE-
months the greatest difference has beer 10 cehS-Ii
October The sluggishncss OF specnlatl4- may .lA'o
Unmarried TO values some OF th, unusual stsDNly'
No scope is allowed by last weeks certificate mar
ket for aught but passing reference III Ma eH a.
trcmelv dun and without significance inc storm III
the West interrupted telegraph communication lOr
several DAYS between here and hc pc
troeurn regions, and l. said u have caused con
siderable damage to development outfits. Parity
because of this but largely from more sustained
causes the trade is inclined 70 look fof I,'s paIsIs
field report at the end Of the month I1e Wnhsd
market Is controlled by the apathy Of the holiday seasOn
and the changes abroad not sufficiently inppfunS
10 stimulate trading The principal operations were
by "pykers7 and were directed against val9esi pro,
dncinc a recession from ~ Oh 0Sl Oh Ia 10
m oo ~ OF as The short interest l. slowly creep
ing larger while the only buying is Of an un0btrIsVe
Investment character. Nevertheless the market olo,u
itbouf Giving uremonitiOns OF any decided movement;
The range Of prices and the total dealings IN Naioa, M
Transit certificates at the stock EHcminec anu ny ny
Consolidated stock and Petroleum EAChdnEc I"' VI"
tr.D,, WON a : flllnMs:
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-The market had the
halfholidav appearance Exporters bought with
n less and the local trade inquiry was
limited urgent Prices showed material change.
sales bbls EXPORT 200 bbls Low En-
At 35aS2 22O0 bbls City Mil at - 30GSi 45
for West Indies 5000 bbls Minnesota ExJla. y 254
Is IS 400 bbs Winter Wheat Extra. - 3jGS5; 800
Supornne 1Oas2 75 200 bbls Fine. 81 1882 45
Quotations City Mil Extra West Indies Al 30osl 45 {;
1teuts 650Sj so: Low Extra. a. 35dS2 50 Winter
low grades So 350S2 s. fair TO choice, s3aS4 30
4bds4 ordinary choice 81 1OdS4 IS
fancy 81 9OdS5 10 Minnesota Spring Wheat, low extra,
- 35ds2 S5 clear. Gs 70; Rye MiXtufas SO 15G
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
RrnoklYn Real Estate.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
gounirn Real gsiate for Sale

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Hand
n some residences and Gsil1ing sites for
Ele houses 20 let furnished or unfuf.
u!shsd- TUBES & TAYLOR. . Beekman-s ST
AT CRAWFORD. as MI utes from New.
n YOfk Oh Central r. X Of N j., desir.
sue French roof hOu5e fOr sale (; 8 rooms,
barn snd fruit; lot 1o0x2oo good situation.
rear s'aiion. Apply ~ VIM ID BlGELOW,
cIsnford. Union %. v. j, o. CHAS. LEO
ABRY. Al Maiden Lane. n. Y.
a NEW GROOM GOTTA =, half acre Of
"a ground. splendid water, s110O; terms,
go cash. balance &l0 monthly excellent
.oesity 10 minutes walk from railway
sAIoh le niles from city, a. HaW thome,
~: o,s,o.' - 81 trains daily. II. l.. WOLCOIT,
o~nsI, -.. ~ OentIt-st.. New-York.
M2p.NI KIsC0 Westchester County. -
40 - 1.lsnees b1i ding sites and fsrlns fol
nlsbed ~ ,s,loencs furnished ana unf1r-
PFNTER PffTsSxa Saf2h Mon5t 95 ysaia; K isco n Nv y
s.. Cis9 Coo aB,y1ILILpiSG LOTS in Hsusfori
ssity 20 a thriving county seat town. viii
sorne. SS.' a. y. 90 PEI lo. no extra change foI
Broadway and 23ds,S sSe .aS Sa,e ,,oss SsTgC ay 16.
DNn once open evening".
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Real gsiais ,Danteo.

6 TORE wANTED.-A s...n 80 oesT
~ 6th-ayc. and 93c II 20, sso.IonsifIe
i~Iy state size, location ssa ,a,it Ad.
oress Lock Box lSO, Potsaam' \ y
r. - .
IFor other real estate ads. see 9Th page.j
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
t0ork n)Gntto
Females

nTSTRIRTTORS.-T Young girls de-
.rs rosltlDn- as either cOmpOsitors
ar distriLutofs quick. clean. Address Miss
FARIIY. 2S Errg'n--t.. ErOOkyn.
DUCATED DANISH GIRL, - speak.
II Ing French, German and English good
writer. wishes situation la store of 0iiicc +,
best references. 7E 5d-svo., basement.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
Drcssmakinq.


XTRFNTLY cle-lnf ,O.l'tte- solicited ,
IL best workmanship; no two alike prc"'
underaf from - O. $50. private ni Ter,
only. Nine REYNOLD, 173 Fast 77th-st.
I AIDES. ATTENTION Imported jack
Il ct.. Wappef-. matincc~. hOu~e-~a'qu =.
theatre bicu-r~. Paii- belts. Inl4u" d'-
signs and STYLES 40 most rtd-ou1h.' l'licr-.
Also nIe French underwear. corset covers.
pcttlcOatS uiCht-uoWu-. Newest Paris
models. not o. be- found ~ any other store
iu Tho city. JAMMES, importer, l3 West
3Oth-st
CT TO eG.-FIcnch drrssmaking ball cos-
81 TUNES; cutting. bastlng. soc. glove.
iittlng seal sac0u"s capcs cut over equal
20 now. Mime. EOOME. 4G West 1fth-st.
of@ EAST 30TI1-ST. 1st noor.-Dress-
ct maker cuts and nt>: understands
childrcn's clothes thoroughly; 81 pri dav.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

COTTON-On the spot dull and without change OF mo-
mcnt. sales. 23 bats for consumption. Since Sep
TIMBER receipts at the ports aggIeeatd 400 023 bales,
Thursday night against 3,o91,6Sl bales Tor the
responding time last year.
Quotations based on American Standard OF Ciassin
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
WHEAT 40. Q.

Cash quotations l0IoWs. fIoll olI aId Il,
changed NO spring wheat. 717sc; No. spring wheas
nominal; No fed 577.e 10 corn 81 No. a,s.
seed ~ IS prime timothy seed nlmnal mes. pofk ger
bb ss iOQ - 05 lard per 100 ~ - q snort riDs 1
asa % short clear sides boxed 81 8jdsi 90; whskey'
dlstllers finished goods, gal, II e. SugaSO"' "H'
glaauiated and standard "a" unchanged
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
STAINED

--
Strict Good Ordnary.......S Milling ..-.--.----9'4
The option market offered no new features. and the
fluctuations in prices uulmpOrtant There was "a
decline Of about point early. S-lng BY local con
CONS and the close barely steady. Sales 22,OOO
bales.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30
domestic 5ltuatlons Uanteo
Females.

CHAMBERMAID or NURSE.-By
y young Geman-American girl neat
chanboimaid good waitress; kind and fonI
OF children city OF country references.
With MIR TYLER. 3SS 0th-aYc.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

A DVEHTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL M RE.
CEIvED At THE UPTOWN OFFrCSs
No. L2AS Broadway, corncr Th,rtv. v.fig-t-sr
until . y. M. $50 broadway bet,,acn,
rwenty-second and rwcnty.thlrd sts'. nn.il
5 p. m 2I0 West TweE,y third St. cornes
Eigh,h-aye ih2 SiXth-aNe. l53 Fourth.
aSe.. corner fouIteeu Ia a.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-30

EHAMBERMAID and WAlTRE>S.-By
Y Oupetent young woman; und rstanGs
the care OF silver Sc. personal references.
Please call 10 Oth-aYc., near f2d-st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-05
Mea.are. b tle deyernmen,.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June 4.--secre.
tary Proctor was at the White House
early this morning aud remained there
some time In conference with the Presi.
dent In regard to measures for relief Of
the Johnstown sufferers. While they
were together telegram was received
from Governor Beaver at Harrisburg
asking II the Government could furnish
pontoops for the immediate construction
Of temporary bridges across the Cone.
maugh' rivers The President held a
general conversation with Governor
Beaver in regard to the situation and
learned that at present the people were
more In need OF clothing and food than
OF money. In accordance with the re-.
question pontoons, Secretary Proctor this
morning telegraphed to the officers in
command at West Point and Willot's
Point to arrange at once 10 meet that
want, saying the means OF transpotta.
ton 10 Johnstown would be furnished
by the Baltimore \ Ohio and other rail.
roads,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-05
Ex.CONFEDERATG SOLDIERS.

a Meeting Last Evening to Organize to
Decorate the Graves.
Anintcrcstlng meeting ofex, Conieder.
ate soldiers was held last evening at the
office of Major. ]. O. Anderson, The
original purpose Of the meeting was to
arrange for decorating the graves Of the
eighty odd ex.Confedente soldiers who
lie buried hereabonts, but the scope was
considerably enlarged. There were about
twenty present, and in addition to ar
ranging Tor lecoratingt the graves OF their
dead comrades In arms, steps were taken
looking TO the formation OF a permanent
ex.Confederate organization throughout
the State.
Atemporary organization was effected
by making Major Anderson President,
Mr.. !. II. Noise Secretary and Mr.. w. I,
Butler, IT,, Treasurer. The purpose Is
TO form d permanent organization In the
near future with headquarters in Wheel
ing. 1t was arranged TO send circular
letters throughout the State for the pur.
pose OF enlistlng q large membership,
II is the purpose to make the organiza.
ton entirely non.political, and without
secret work.
Saturday next, at 2:S0 p. IN. was the
time set for decorating the graves, al
which hour those desiring 10 participate
are requested To- meet promptly, 81
Major Alderson's office on Twelfth
street. Details will be made at that
time and sent to the different Cemeter
les where the dead Confederates rest.
All who have flowers to offer for de
coraling purposes are requested. to sent
them 10 Martin Thornton's Brunswick
Hotel, Saturday morning, and those
who have funds 10 donate are requested
to leave them with Mr.. Butler, the
irnasiirpF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-05
BRnApprs OullMpNCEMRNr.
Several Young Ladies' Graduats-Rellsf for
tho Sufferers.
SpeeiEl DisDdlch 10 he IHLeLiiueneer,

Several Young Ladies' Taduate-Iiellef 10
tho Sufferer.
Special Dispateh 10 The Intellig1eer.
CLARxsnvRo, W. Va, Juno 4.-Thl
Broaddus Female College commence
ment exercises were held in the collegl
music hall at s o'clock this evening. Thu
graduates were Miss Mary Raymond
daughter Of Major Lee Raymond, Missel
Katie Stuart and Winnie Steele, o
Clarksburg, Miss Belle S. Reynolds, o.
Pruntytown, Taylor county, and Mis-
Isoln L. Shinn.
The floral gifts 10 the graduates were
beautifully and artisticalIy designed
No honors were awarded the graduating
class this year. Miss Isola Shinn, how.
ever, stood the highest in her class,
President ], \. MCCltpheon's remarks
10 the graduates were very touching.
President MCCutcheon's management
Of the college has been characterized by
q conservatism which has won for him
the admiration OF not only the patrons
OF the school, but many who have here
tofore been DISTINGUISHED.
A meeting OF tho citizens OF Clafks.
burg will DO held tomorrow at : O'CLOCK
In the Court House for Ihe purpose oil
subscribing funds tor the relief Of the
IOhnstown sufferers.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in tie City aud wheeling People
AhFoil1

Strangers In tile City anL Wheeling People
Abroad,
United States Marshal White was Of
tho Mcclure house yesterday.
NJ. s. Stokely and daughter, Of steu
benYille, are at the Windsor
Judge II. IL. Cochran has returned
from visit to his home at Toledo.
Mrs. ]. Canadian, Of the East Side
leaves to-day to visit her son at What
Cheer, Iowa.
w. w. Hanlon, editor OF tho Repubi'
can, and O. ]. Howard, Of GAINESVILLE
were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Judge A. G. Snyder and Clerk O., s.
Long, OF the Supreme Court OF Appeals,
came in from Charleston last evening
and are at the Hotel Windsor.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Samuel Bloch will regret 10 hear Of the
death OF their daughter Blanche, which
occurred yesterday morning, at their res,
idence on North Main street.
/. L. Booth, OF Troy, N, Y, a leading
wool buyer, Is at the Mcclure. Yester-
day Ed Hobson, OF Flushing, A. Troll,
OF st. Clairsville, and s. Thornberry, Of
Bellaire, who purchase wool for Mr.
Booth, were also at tho Mcclure.
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LOCAL BRgyEIIEs
Matters OF Minor Moment IN and Ab0ut the
Civ.

CITY.
BALL game FOL benefit Of food sufferers
at Island park this afternoon.
JUDdR PAUL. Is holding court at
Moundsyille and Judge Campbell in
Wellsburg,
THR jewellers Of the city have signed
an agreement to close at 0 O'clock, SStLr.
day excepted, till September l,
Tue United States Express Company
will forward all packages for food sut-
ierers at Johnstown, Pa, free Of charge,
THERE win be an extra motor leave on
the Elm Grove road after the close Of
Prof.. Arbenz's musical recital on Friday
night,
A YOUNG man named WeIch, en-
ployed at the Warwick pottery, fell yes.
terday while carrying broken ware and
cut his face badly.
The ladies' Of the Zane street NJ, f..
church will have q social and supper in
the halls OF the Fourth ward school
building on Thursday evening.
TRE Pennsylvania Company hayesent
their bridge carpenters and section men
from this end Of the line to Johnstown
to assist in getting the railroad in shape,
OVER $500 tons Of iron was shipped
from the .Etna mill during the month OF
May, being an increase Of two tons on
tho shipments Of the month OF March
last,
TuE excursion to Chippewalake over
| tha n T. q w RatlPnn1 ryhtch nnn,, ro
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They 1.-Two T.nro Water.

Mr.. ]. S. Mitchell, Secretary OF the
Martins Ferry Water Works requests all
consumers to use water sparingly, as no
water will be pumped into the reservoir
for some time 10 come on account OF the
fearful condition ofthe river. No water
should be used on the streets, and the
citizens are requested to use pump and
cistern water as much as possible. No
water has been pumped into the reser.
voir since last Thursday, and none will
BIO until there'is a great improvement in
ita condition.