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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31
DESCRIPTIONS OF The VESSELS.

DESCRIPTION or The VESSELS.
The Trenton, which was Admiral Kimber.
Tvs flagship, was the best wooden vessel in
the American navy, and the best ship Of the
old navy. The Nandsha was another fine
vessel. aud bad been thoroughly reftied at
Mare Island navy-vard at considerable ex-
nense lust before she sailed. Engineer oti-
GERS recall the fact that the Trenton. which
is set down ~ baying a speed OF l26 Knots,
when In the Red sea astonished The English
men by easily running away from the crack
vessels OF their fleet rated as IA and l6'knot
vessels. She was launched In New York IN
1877 nj the Dayy-yard. She was ship-rigsed,
253 feet long, - feet beam, drew 20 8. and
WAS 900 tons displacement about 500 tons
more than the Boston and Atlanta. She bad
42O officers and men aboard when she sailed
from home.
Tbe Vandalla WIS built Of the Boston navy
ward and launched In 1876. She was PIG
fee. lone, 80 feet beam, 17.3 d~raugbt. aud
800 tons displacement. she was rated asa
12.knot ship, and carried go officers and
men.
The Nipsic was q vessel OF the old war
navy. but after six years OF repairing at the
Washington nayy.yard she emerged In 1879
az practically a new vessel, but little OF Tho
old keel remaining. she was bark-riggcd.
lS5 feet long, IS feet broad, drew 1873
feet, displaced LOIS tons. ana was a slow
vessel, as things NOW so, beng set down a.
a little over ten knots IN speed. She sailed
SWAY irom the United States with $50 officers
and men on board mai log the total strength
OF the American feet at Samoa 800 men, or
nesrly double the strength OF the German
forces. The Olga bad 267 men, the Adler
I2T men, and the Little EOer 81 men, yet,
with one half Of the number OF the Ameri-
can forces, these unfortunate vessels appear
TO have lost more than twice IS many men.
Some naval officers think that this IL AN in.
dicalion that The American vessels had a
greater s%tructursl strength than the German
ships or that superior seamansbip was
shown.
N~ISETY.RIyE DROWNED.
BERLIN, March 30.-It is officially an
from the Adler and twenty men from the
EDer were drowned at samoa.
The Olga was beached and her crew
saved, All the merchantmen in port were
wrecked.
TIE UNITED STATES FLEET IN " PACIFIC.
WASHINGTON, March 30.- BY the desiruc-
ton OF the American feet al Apia the Navy
Department inds iised confronted with a
serious problem. Short OF the China station,
where there Is a small fleet OF old wooden
vessels. az least one OF which can never hope
10 successfully cross the Pacific. there are al
most DO American vessels worthy OF The
name which cap be immed iateiv sent TO
Samoa. II would not DO 3 wise policy to al.
low events there TO drift along without The
presence OF one or more American naval YES
seIs. The hostile armed factions on the
stands are no longer under the restraining
influence OF a man-of.war representing any
civilized nation. aud property rights al
least, might be insecure, II hle was not IN
jeopardy.
Ihe Nonongshela. an old store.shlp, car
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31
LEVY G. DAVIS,
By George v. Mayo. Auctioneer.
tJno. L. LaaghtoD. Jr.. Saiosmsal
No. "a Ninth steel

FURNITURE, STOVES, PARLOR
II ORGAN, GRAfE-yISEs, &C., AT AUc-
1ION.-Ay sales IN
MONDAY,
commencing ct 10Y o'clock, will include
A very general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE:
1900 0RApEvINEs OF Concord. Ives. aud
othor varieties, In lots Of twenty-five or
niorcs
COOKING and HEATING-sT0yES;
MISCELLANEOUS and HOUSEKEEPING AR
TIcLEs. GEORGE w. MAYO.
NH a Auc<ioaser.
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DRESS GOODS.
SATINES.

The ioveilness q our sATtN% stl2kc
a. -bish ~. have now become 30 fsmols. q,
neen greatly enhanced - ma o1dfuoo q sors
81 he most beautiful ard ettra-tve stslos -
have yet hsd Tho pleasure 81 diapl-y.nS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31
FIRST OFFICIAL NEws.

The Department Of State was without any
Official news OF the wrecks till a copy OF Adj
Iniral Kimberly's dispatch was sent over
fron the Navy Department at the request OF
Mir. Walker Blaine. In the Navy Depart
msnt it was noticeable that while the line
| officers mourned for the men lost, the bu-
reau officers had an equal regret for the
shiDs. navajo Constructor Hickborn, who Is
| acting a. chief OF the Construction Bureau
during the Illness Of Commodore Wilson,
said:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

Fifty dozen fine brsiird-eni t~'NttNbsts
worth from CSC. a pair ani rp~ards 70 70 800
lie ridiculous price Of To-. a pals.
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EEErlNGa.

MASONIC FUNERAL NO-MaIlH
ULTICE-DOVE LODGE, No 5L-TheSH aG
members u vi LODGE, No. 81, A .ezzsFs
and A. Ne, will attend acalied communication OF
their LoIco a. 81 Adams l0ll, corner haln and
Third streets. on MONDAY EVENING, April
lat. az . O'Clock. 10 pay the last sad tribute OF re-
sp6c. 70 our deceased brother WILLIAM Z. bLA-
My. Members OF sister lodges and transient
prcthren fral0rnGily Invited.
B. =. AUGUST,
NH ef-lt Secretary.
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NOTlCE.-rHE BURIAL 1szSSss
~ COMMITTEE OF TRJEND-st Sgs%f
sRlP LODGE. No. 10. l. o. o.. T.,
Viii meet al their loige-room MONDAY AZ
TERNOON, April 1, 1889, at , O'Clock, 10 attend
the funeral Of y. o.. ". p. BLAKEY. Committee:
James Fulton, \. O.. Charles >. binups, '; g.,
T.. +. Gibbs. p. G.. X. +. Jones. p. g.. j. w.
QUAY, George h. Valentine. 4. X Courtney, +.
4. 81. -. %. BatNins.
Py order Of tho Noble Grand.
NH ait JOHN PITT, Secretary.
NOrIOE.-ON AND AFTER WE'D
x NESDAI. April Sd, RICHMOND BkANCH,
Nc. ]. STATIONARY E%GlNGERS, will meet at
McDonOuch's lIall, on Eighteenth street between
Maui and Franklin. EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE
MING az O'Clock.
~ order OF fhs Association.
This a-sOIau0n 10 RAPIDLY growing In num-
b-r.. An Dra-iiral stationary engineers are so
Ifrifel - become memoerA 4. L. JOHNS,
NH 2t-lt' Financial and Press Secretary.
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A CURE EOR IIAY FEVER.
Applying Rubber Bags Full Of Ice to the
anina g." .........


Applying Rubber BaEs Full Of Ice to the
-. n, Spine. e. N4tDm H.
DR.. B. o. Kinnear, a Boston specialist
in the treatment Of hay fever, during a
talk in New York, Tuesday, before the
Academy OF Anthropology, referred to
hay fever as a nervous disease. His
theory is that 1t proceeds from excessive
circulation at the centers Of the nerves
Affected, thus affecting the glands. IAN
excess Of nerve force In any part Of the
body contracts the blood vessels In that
part. Any application that can reduce
this force tends to restore the circulation
TO A normal condition. Another kind Of
hay fever dllates the blood vessels, es-
pecially those within the skull, bringing
on a ieyerish skin" Treatment with
leo Is DR.. Kinnear's cure. II Is applied
in rubber bags 10 the spine, but whether
at the neck, behind the abdomen or all
along the spine depends upon whether
the patient suffers from contractile or
expansile hay fever. DR.. Kinnear says
hC worked out his hypothesis In prac.
lice with results entirely satisfactory,
curing hay fever, catarrh, asthma,
sneeIlAg spastnB and kindred troubles
with uniailing success. w. Tn
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ALlYgLY BEAR CHASE.


Bruln 10 Pursued From West Virginia
Through Maryland to Pennsylvania.
PitgburOh Di.pGleA ,.n'f H4.G.
A bear hunt, which extended over
three States, ended at Chambersburg,
this State, on Sunday. On last Friday a
big 2OO.pound black bear was driven
out OF the mountains OF West Virginia
by a party OF hunters and swan the
Potomac river. Bruin made his first APP
pearance at Williamsport, Nd, ON Sat
lrday morning, and terrified the town,
several dozen hunters and packs OF
hounds going after him without success.
He then crossed the Mason and Dixon
line into Pennsylvania, and made his
next appearance near Green Castle.
There another big hunting party was
organized, but the animal escaped the
men and dogs, ln
On Sunday morning Bruln was seen
near small towns In franklin county,
Pennsylvania, and tho whole neighbor.
hood turned out 10 hunt him. Late in
the afternoon he was seen near Quincy,
eight miles from Ohambersburg, making
his way up the North Mountains. A
biz crowd Of men and dogs started after
him. The dogs freed the bear, and he
was finally dispatched after showing
flpht,
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1.-THE Light d 4sla0-ol4 SOL,
AdIlnn q HInlhnra.

Are you dltLutbed al night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying With pain Of cutting teeth 2 II 90,
send al once and get q bottle oil Mus,
WtEsLow's SooTttiSd sYRuP ron Citlle
pREN TEETHiNd, 1bvalue lsinCalculAble.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer I'm.
medlately. pepeAdupon it,motheB, there
"a no mistake about II. II Cutes dyBen'
terry and dlatfhpA, regulates tue stomach
aud bowels, cures Wind collie, Doiten0 the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
Tone and 0nOtHy 10 Tue whole system,
Ms, WtNblpwI eooIttiSa SYRUP ron
CHiLDR1E TGtfHiSe u pleasant 10 the
Taste, and 10 The prescription OF one Of
the oldest and best female nurses and
phySlcian1 ll The United States, and d
iOt ,aIO y .l d ds'ugsl.ts throughout thI
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How They Pull tho Wool over the Eyes OF
Their Fond Husbands. s....'
BrO9Ivn Eagle,
some Of the funniest and even strang-
est things that evertake place anywhere
occur in the lobby Of a theatre" said
Nj, Walter Sim recently, ut will pay
You as q newspaper manto hang around
here for a while," he continued, land
keep your ears and your eyes open." l
followed his advice, and the first thing ]
heard persuaded me that some married
men pay much too heavily for their the.
atrical amusements. Two ladies walked
up TO the window where Treasurer Rich
ardson presides with ability and pa
thence. One Of the ladies' asked for two
75,cent seats. She was shown the box
Office sheet, and the location Of two
good seats not yet sold. She said the
seats would do very we'll and began to
look ioF-the money for them. Her COM
panion said ..,.-ld
"Wait a minute, mister. Say, Mary,
why don't you buy two tifty-Cent tickets ?
Elu Wuu AuuW buo NAhVtuhSVt AAN WV
can have some ice cream" rA
The proposition was promptly agreed
10. On the evening Of the same day, Just
as the audience was leaving the theatre
man, his wife and lady friend stop
ped, and the last named lady stepped up
to Manager Sim and warmly thanked
him Tor some kindness which she seem.
ed to think he had done her, All otthe
three persons were entire strangers to
him.
The following day he got an explana-
ton. The lady had gone through her
husbands pockets and treated him TO
an evening at the. theatre, where she
could never get him to take her. She
praCticed q little deceit upon him by get
ting her friend to tell him that she (the
iriend) had received the tickets as COM
plimentaries from the management otthe
Park. The proiuse thanks 10 Mr.. Sim
were only a finale to the clever little
deceit.
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NIntnIa.

NEw YoRK, May li.-pig iron steady. Copper
dulli lake sl3 Is. Lead quiet and steady At
$3.50. Tin hrmer: Stralts so IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-13
WOMEN WITH DECRITPUL WAYS

How They Pull tho Wool over the Eyes of
Their Fond Husbands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-13
Wanted.
" Gsnsrsl AGENT for this City

WANTED -DA..Ei
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BRllAIRE
All Sorts Of Local News and GOsSIp from
sd the Glnas City,

Il hWI kAAAN3 kAAIN
Fred schiGk has returned 70 Philadelphia.
BenWood was all torn up Saturday BY circus.
], A, ,GRllaheF, Esq, Is In Washington, D, O.
Some PellliEeItes took In the circus At Ben
wood Saturday,
The mill cooper shop will 90 on in full TO-
morrow or next day.
Henry Fulton got q bad kick In the ribs last
week from his horse. ~
The grand Jury only sol two days this time,
finding fpur true bills,
Frank 2. Archer Y going TO Try for the County
Engineer Thomas Elliott, who has been very
sick, Ia again able 70 DO out
There Is contemplated cut OF the wages Of
the Baltimore & Ohio employees here.
The WoRepl Relief Corps will give bean
bake next Friday and Saturday evenings.
There will be good representation OF BellAlFe
people tonight on the Andes for stepbenville,
NV, YoSt, architect, got about 1900 for his
work on the county buildings at St, ClAinTille.
DR.. g, L. Anderson, Of this city, has resigned
his ONCE a Pension Examiner for this district,
Luke Gavin, Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad, Il under the weather, threatened with
Rev, W, a, Mclaughlin assisted yesterday at
communion In the NJ E. Church az West Alex
Rev, Howard N. Campbell, Of Martins Ferry,
exrh9agcd pulplis With Rev, Nj, HOsy yesterday
morning,
About $50 were realized by the management
Of the ball given for the benefit OF Officer shan
non Archer last week,
MFt, Leroy Addison has been Rt the bedside OF
sick n!eceRtSt, ClalESyllle, Miss Zimmerman,
who died yesterday, aged 20,
Tho 900 delegates 10 the Glass Workers' con,
Henti0n which meets here In July,Wlll DO royalty
entertained BY the people here,
The Cleveland & PlttSburgh, Baltimore & Ohio
and Cleveland, Loraln & Wheeling all have new
time tables taking effect yesterday,
Some mllcreant has fred several shots through |
the Second N, =, Church windows, evidently |
some boy with q "plgger shooter"
Z, Il, AcMAStetg, who took q trip west lately, I
h4s returned and decided 10 locale here In the |
Ohio VAlley-"God's country" he says,
An old gentleman, David Jones, fell from the |
lreitllng near the nail works last week and bad, |
bruises,
w, Campbell adnymGu here, while hauling
PIX lead for the Stamping company, let one pig
AL on his inatep, mRShing It. He has very
sore loot IN consequence, ..l|...
John A, GAllaher will attend the meeting OF
SIS s 70 ohio Episcopal Diocese Win
lerc' The meetlng Ia 10 DO held 10 Cincinnati,
WIN. Httleton, working In the gravel pit In
The rear OF the Cleveland & pitI6uTgh depot,
was caught IN falling bank Of gravel and Jam.
ned pretty hArd against one Of the wagons and
partly buried, He got of with few slight
bruises,
Mr.. Harry Hays, OF this city, formerly packing
boss for the Lantern Globe Company, but now
81 Anderson, Ind, will arrive to-day from An.
ierson aud take charge Of the packing rooms at
y! Globe companys lower town factory
Everybody, 1t seems, prefers BellRlre,
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II 10 stated that Dr.. Plnel, Of Paris,
has succe6Bttly hypnolised several sub.
lects by tneans Of The phonograph. All
Inc commando given were a readily
obeyed al those conveyed In heordinary
manner. Dr. Plnel's deduction from
these expetiment5 10 that the theory Of
d magnetic current nastipg from the ppe.
rAtor 10 the subject u entirely CHROME.
OILS, and thatthe real Ca,lse Of tho phe.
iiomena Of phypnotistn 10 nervous de.
ran kement on The part Of thoae subject
"a chem, q .RE IN tfl
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Bruln 10 Pursued From West Virginia
Through Maryland to PennSylyania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-13

"om, my backl" 10 o common ex.
clamation, and expresses q world Of
misery and suffering. 1t is singular this
pain arises from such various causes.
kidney disease, liver complaint, wasting
affections, colds, rheumatism, dyspepsia,
overwork and nervous debility are chief
causes. When thus ailing seek prompt
relief. II can be found best in Browns
Iron Bitters. It builds up from the
foundation by making the blood rich
and pure. Leading physicians and
ministers use and recommends II has
cured many, and II you are sufferer
try Il, ~ DGw
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Thu Mnnl Market.

BralIlFftls Report. ~ i" --"T--
Business in the wool markets exhibits
the usual conditions OF the season.
Manufacturers arc buying sparingly on
the seaboard, while in the country hold.
ers are confidently looking for higher
prices for the new clip. Wooden goods
arc selling moderately in such q way as
not to influence the raw material partic-
ularly one way or the other. New Cali
fornia and Texas supplies are beginning
10 arrive on the coast. Values, on the
whole, are firm for desirable selections,
but irregular as regards broken lots.
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A PECULIAR SUICIDE.
She Was 90 Fond of Her LapdoE That She
Would Not Die without II.

would Not Die Without lt
Another Of those strange cases Of
suicide which are peculiar to Paris has
taken place. A dressmakor who had
been disappointed In love resolved 10
make away with herself but she on
several occasions told her friends that
Sbe did not like 10 die, az she was too
fond Of her lapdog!-,a little black spaniel
called Mimi, Atlast she fully made mp
her mind 10 die with her dog, which
Ale hung from her window, three stories
high, and then jumped out aiterit. The
iii.iated dre6suiaket was picked up In q
dying condition and conveyed % a hos.
pItal, where che expired The dog had
10 DO shot 10 end III suGerinEs.
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gan Drug Co., wholesale Agents,


You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about H. You may
youfSeif be- ono q TIE many who know
from personal experience Just how good
q thing II 10. II you havO ever tried II,
YOU are one Of ils gtaunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about II 10,
That when onco given q trial, Dr.. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place
In the house. II you have never used II
and should be afflicted with q cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, SECURE o bottle at ONCE and give
tia iaif trial, It's guaranteed every
time, OF money refunded. Trial bottles
free At Logan Drug Cos drug store. 0
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Can b Saved from a DFlHKaId's Craze,

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
peTtnlnently cure those who may be afflicted
| WITH Tie terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, eRdIcatipg from the system the awful
craving desire which 20 many and hard 10 relin'
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sATunDAY, liz 18th DAY Of MAY, 1850,

bevInnlus a, 10 O'Clock a, m, the following do;
sCTlhcd prOpcTty, that Ia TO say; A piece o.
g,nhnJ IA IEc FiIkI WNrl OF the City Of Wheel.
inS, Ohio county wtlI yiEgllls. bounded and
IN Aiiey \. west OF the National Road, and run
ntnV thence north "a feet; thGnce northeast "
hsIs thsbrc vest "a feet; thence south 100 iOe,;
thsnce eSS, W, feet to The place Of beginning,
With an The AppurteHanCes thereto belonging.
Tho little 10 the above property y believed %
oHIV ihe tlte vested IN me by said deed OF trust,
TERMS oY sALE-o hethlTd aud o. much more
.SthS nnTchnSeT elects 10 pay In cash on the day
ri Saie. lle balance In Two equal inStRllmentB at
one and two years, notes bearing interest from
ira dNy al lIIo TO he given for the deferred pay
mSniS Tho title 10 b6 retained until payment Is
made nnll W., ". C0WDEN, Trustee.
w ii. lIILLER, AuGtloueeF. ann
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NEW YoRE. May petroleum opened steady
Al B2aSc, and moved UP 10 $40 IN small ttGnRAG
lions. A reaction followed 10 which the market
closed steady Il 1901 sales aS,OO0 hGlfOIi,
OIL CffY, PA, May il..-0pOhed al sg9Sc; hlRh.
cal ElH0i lowest SahOi closed u BS1{Cj GGlei
~! sHse ,S SSaa sSSSS Ia sH S s.t SHs
RUS 6971a barrels.
ptffsBuhoH, "a, May lie PETROLEUM dull
opened A Se{Oi closed a. a,tcl highest bSS5 e
lowest S7ifc
RRAbFoSp, Pa, May ii.-Oponod al ESQ
closed d sgSo. hlEhSsI SSNci lowest S7IiO clear
etces SO, 900 barrels,
TlTuSviiiE, Nay ii.-opSnVd Al sZIo, hlRhS,
s95E6i lowest e2jfci closed Al SShc.
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Iilast Nos, 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
NAYS A CRADLE.


Winter tries 10 keep Us tame,
Chains Va with her letters chilli
Dear dellTe'lS little lame,
When the snow iS on the Hlll,
Winds Of winter seem % kill
Tender hopes We plan IN vain
There's no moving onward w
Lol In Nay we're born again ..
Some there are who Lgh for lAne,
Start 70 climb the rocky hilli
Otherl take the Cupld'A game,
Sparks from Hymel'h Altar spill
Poets drive the ardent quill,
For 70 tell Us they AFe lain
AL the thoughts that thFough them THRILL
10! In Nay we're born AgRlnl ...
May deserves the sweetest name,
Let US praise her With AWilll
she's dImlel, not dame;
Come 10 charm, and not 70 dill
Flowers are her fairy hill.
Honhip her IN natures lane,
Where the birds In rapture lFllli
Lol In May we're born AgRlnl
Some there 10 who idly claim '.
Nays q month Of subtle Ill .....
Since then Cupid doth intRme
Oft the hearts OF Jack and Jllli
That Nays blossoms sweet lnstll
Thoughts Of lOVe-'tiS surely gain,
Loves 6uEAr-c0Ated pill
LOl In May we're born again
ENvoL
Laughs the red blood like 4 rill,
As Il leapA from vein 70 vein,
JOln the dance and hang the BILL
Lol In Nay we're born agalnl
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CHICAGO, Nay ill., Cattle = Receipts 2t0
head; market steady bceyes % l0Al 81 stock
OfS and feeders q baS %, COWS, bulls and
mixed o. 7ba8 10; Texans g 76a8 30. H0Es-T0
Sc1 steady; mixed & 65aI Is; heavy S a M 56aI ~
Light q 66a4 ST. Gkips 20 b6a4 IS, 6heep-RO.
celpu 1000 head, market Arm; natives q Ols
; O0I western % coA SOL Texans 81 0oaS 20
lambs n 6Oai 70, ~
EAEr LiRErY, Pa. May ii.-CattlO-Recoipl
500 head shipments 900 heAdi market nolhfnJ
Se S lao head; shipments 5,S0S head; inArFe
ffti Philadelphia tlp0j plEA aud fOFkeI q %
Sheep Receipts aud Hhlpm6nt1 400 head mar
lei slow and unchanged,
CtNotNRAri, o., May II n Hogs quiet. common
and llRhL q 0OaA 7bi PAcklnp aud butchers n nj
I 70; receipts 90 head Shipmenb tOQ head.
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Proposals.
~ h Contractors And Sewer Pipe Dealers.

Sealed proposals vii bS received ~ ths CS "a,
ellis Of tie BOTygEa y 6roc 4tS or
ths i mn Of Sewer Pipe aud for -ths con
,Tuction Of Iu1tehl Of sewerage ioI llld POI POI
snSb About Iif miles OF salt, glazed, Withheld
SInEie strength IeEs pipe WIN DO required; 0on
Bids Will be resolved loI Lae bnIs PAM AM ana
ssnsrIScailCpI VI he work, aud Alles q plpe, 70
aNIysd ssil le seen on application 10 The under
Armed on and sitef "wednesday, May :, lsg.
The BoaId Ie.erYes the right Y Telect s 9Y or
~, T,g'' .... Borough EpglneeE.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money and Stock Mar.
kotA.

FEw YoRK, May ll.-Aouey on call easy with
no lOanSi closed offered at ~ per cent Prime
mercantile paper 3II<aSIS per cent, Sterling OF.
change dull but steady aud unchanged.
There was no change In tho stock market this
morning from It's usual dullneSs. Tho strong
features Of the day werO Rock island and Ten.
nesSee Coal, and those shares scored q material
gnin for the day First prices were generally
slightly lower than last evenings tiEures. More
animation was shown on Rn upward movement
10 the first hour but the market was dun al ali
times, only Richmond 4 West Point displaying
any activity whatever. The majority Of the list
arc small iEactions higher, but Rock Island LOST
~ per cent,
Railroad bonds dull; sales tGG7,O0I
Government and StAta bOndH dull and hInadY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-13

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