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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
VITAL STATISTICS.

The health officers report for the week end
ing December ID, shows: Number of deaths. 96;
white, Al; colored, 40. Death rate per l, 900 per
annum: White. 144; colored, 3l.9. Total pop
ulatinn, 200 Is were under years of age
II were under year old. and 20 over 60 years.
Is of the deaths occurred in hospitals and pub
lie institutions. The deaths by classes were as
follows: Zymotic, II; constitutional, 80; local,
AZ; development, 6; violence, l. The principal
causes of death we're: Group, /; diphtheria, Q;
consumption, Is; diarrheal, 8; typhoid fever,
4; NAL arial fever, 2; pneumonia. 6; congestion
of the lungs, !; bronchitis, 4; measles, /; whoop-
ing cough, 1. Births reported: "a white males,
20 white females; II colored males, Z colored
females. Marriages reported: IA white, 5 COL
ored
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,Justifiable Homicide.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Dec. 1S.-The coroner
today held an inquest over the body of Julius
Hoffer, who was shot and killed yesterday by
Louisa Epperson on her fathers farm. The
evidence proved that Julius Hoffer had repeat
edly addressed insulting remarks to Miss Ep-
person and followed them by an unsuccessful
criminal assault upon her. She was alone in
the house at the time. On this evidence the
coroner jury returned a verdict OF justifable
homicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-18
The Boy Train wrecker Bailed.

WABASH, IND, Dec. 1s.-wm. Marquis, the
eighteen-year-old boy arrested for wrecking
the Atlantic express on the Wabash road last
October, has waived examination and his bond
was placed at $500. which he was unable TO
give. His father, who is a respectable farmer,
says that on the day after the accident his son
acted 80 suspiciously that he charged him with
vrecking the express train, and that the boy
denied il vigorously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-18

H. L. O'Brien, assistant cashier in the Brook.
Ign tax office, prominent among young society
people, has been missing for several days.
There are ugly rumors connecting his disap-
endorsement Of Senator OConnor was forged.
David A. Bernhsrdt was arrested In Balti-
more yesterday for bigamy. He il charged
with having married his first wife in Waynes-
boro', Pa, in lS72, His second marriage took
widow.
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A School Official who Went wronr

MILWAUKEE, Dec. ls.-The more the accounts
OF the late secretary Of the school board, Schat-
tenburg, are investigated the greater becomes
the Certainty that they will run up high into
tne thousands An important discovery was
made by a school commissioner who COMPARED
the financial statement OF the scholastic wear
ending August, 1885 and found a discrepancy
OF s5,o6O. Such discrepancy also exists in
the report Tor 1854, when the amount expended
was raised S6,2O2. Thus in two years the defal-
cation reached the sum of Sl2.O63.
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A Colored Delegation for Cruper

There was great string Of visitors to zee the
Postmaster General today. His absence of the
past ten days caused an accumulation of bust
ness which gave him busy day. Among the
callers was . colored delegation from Balti-
more, who informed Mr.. Wanamaker how much
they and the people of Baltimore would be
pleased II Mr.. Cruger was appointed postmaster
at that city
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A Curious Distinction.

Comment is created by the fact that the
name Of the first deputy commissioner OF pen
sions, Hiram Smith Of Missouri, who has held
that office since May ~, has not yet been sent
to the Senate for confirmation, while the
nomination Of Col Lincoln, the second deputy,
who has held the office for only few weeks,
has already been confirmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-18

The following official changes have been
made in the Department Of the Interior:
Office Of Assistant Attorney General-Ap-
pointment: Geo. C. Ross of Illinois, law clerk,
$4,000. Resignation: Robert B. Lamon of Hi
nois, law clerk, $4,000.
Patent ofice--Appointment Philip W. South
gate of Massachusetts,, fourth assistant exam
liner, q, 200
Office Of Observation-Disclosures: Henry r..
Evans Of Maryland, clerk, $1,000 to sl,4OO;
Mrs. Rebecca L. Foot Of New York, $1,000 to
Sl,200
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Convicted of killing His Father

CINCINNATI, ONO, Dec. 1S.-The jury in the
case Of Bob Day, charged with killing his
father, returned a verdict this morning of muir
der in the second degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-18

COMFORT COMBINED WITH FAST TIME.-Iy
the Cincinnati, Chicago aud st. Louis express
over the Pennsylvania railroad one can leave
9Th street station at $3.50 p. m. every day AM
arrive at Cincinnati the next morning at IL: 3
am, Chicago at p.m., and st. Louis at 7:4u
pm the next evening out Of Washington.
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A Few Points for the Supcrstitious.

From GaIignanTs Messenger.
A German, writing from Lisbon, relates the
following condolences: when the cathedral
bell at Braganzs, the ancient residence of the
Portuguese royal family, was tolling for the
death of Queen Maria II, mother of the late
King Luis 1, in 1853, it cracked In 1861, when
the castle ensign was hoisted half-mast high at
Braganza on the occasion OF the death of King
Pedro V, brother of the late king, it was tor
to pieces Immediately by the storm. At the
death Of King Luis I, last month, the cathedral
bell again cracked and the castle ensign was
again torn to shreds by the wind"
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DEATH OF Mr.. xAENMRRER.

NV YoRk, Dec. 1s--Louis Kaemmerer, .
prominent merchant and for many years presi-
dent Of the Liederkranz society. died yesterday
Of heart disease at the age of fifty -nine years.
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WEST END HAMMOND FOUND.
The Chief Witness Against the Heir to
England's Throne.

A Seattle special to the New Yord World says.
Charles b. Hammond of London scandal fame
reached Seattle, WASH, yesterday, He is as
sociating with a notorious character named
John Stricken, who was recently arrested for
shooting at the police while they were raiding
disreputable house. Stricken says Ham
mond's mail has been coming to his box, No.
1893, for some time. He said that Hammond
occupied room IL, Odern lodging house. In
room u was found q little French woman
possession. Hammond is getting ready to
start in the saloon business. Some time ago
inquiry was made for the holder of box 1893 and
the location Of the woman named Adele Gayet.
Stricken gets all her mail from Paris and at
tends to all communications for her. She is in
Seattle. Hammond was very much surprised
when addressed as Hammond, because he had
been known in Seattle as Bolton" When told
that his version Of the London scandal was
wanted he became very much fiustered.
"DO you know anything about the great
West End scandals?" was asked.
"Yes, know all about them-from begin
ming to end,but l emphatically deny that had
closed our place in Middlese1 hospital grounds
six months ago. My wife went to my mothers
place in Gravesend, in county Kent went to
France for three months, then stayed at Brus-
sells eight weeks and then came direct from
Antwerp on the steamship Ponnland to New
York My wife joined me at Seattle SOON after
my arrival"
People in Seattle who know him say that
Hammond has large quantities of diamonds
and valuable jewelry, and that he kept several
houses in London at different times, one on
Princess street, and that he was landlord of the
Etoile house. Hammond has the bearing and
manners of highly educated gentleman, and
says that his family in London are
highly respected. He Is about thirty-fve.
He wears a heavy mustache and q neatly
trimmed patch of whiskers on his cheeks. He
is about five feet ten and has handsome ply
sique. In conversation with the boys in his
company he uses the French language, and it
is said he also speaks Spanish fuently. There
seems TO be great mystery about at least one
Of the boys, and people who know him and
have seen his diamonds think possibly the boys
are in some way connected with the nobility
and possibly royalty Of England. Hammond
seems utterly dumbfounded that he should be
tracked. Detectives are now watching him
and Scotland Yard can reach him il it wants
him.
Adele Gayet has been the mistress for sew
eral years past of a man in Seattle. She has
no connection with the scandal cases, it il said,
except that her mother is sister Of the woman
who is represented al Hammond's wife, and in
this way her name is mixed up in the case.
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The Obituary Record.
A NEPHEW OF THE PRESIDENT.

A NEFHEW OF THE PhEsIDENr.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-William Sheets Harrison,
0 nephew OF President Harrison and assist
ant to the general freight agent Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St Paul road, died at his home
in River Forest yesterday after brief illness,
aged twenty-five. His father, who was Presi-
dent Harrison's brother, has been dead several
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An Etching by an Armies Artist.

London Letter to the Edinburgh Scotsman.
have before me the proof Of an etching
just published the work Of an armless artist
NJ. Noel Mason. The etcher was young man
who died suddenly few weeks ago, imme-
diately after he had completed this plate. Dur
ing the commune he lost both arms and hands
by the explosion Of a she'll He was then four
teen years of age. He got himself fitted up
with mechanical hands, and set to work to
learn etching. OF his success the plate now
published Is full proof. 1t is a view of Nogent-
sur-Marne. NJ Mason in choosing the subject
put considerable strain on his powers of ex-
scution, for the drawing is full Of detail, not
to be done except with much painstaking care.
He has, however, produced a bold and striking
picture. M. Mason had unQuestionably a sym
pathetic feeling which his mechanical hands
could not always interpret. But even ON its
artistic side the etching does not lack interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-18
PERSONAL
SPECIALTIES.

NTMR VAUDEVILLE, EXPERT MANICURE AND
V Chiropodist formerly Of n T., and assistant have
opened parlors 1882 NV. Subtraction guaranteed
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.SS In That Air.

No Wasted Sweetness In That Air.
From Judge.
Mowbray-"I've something very important to
say to you after the girls leave the room"
Jessie-"Oh, talk it right out. do. I've prom
Used every one of them to tell them Just what
you said when you proposed and they might as
well get it first hand. :"
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BICYCLES.

CMTHs COMBINATION DART sAFETL
- For LADIES and oents. Xmas stock Of
BOYS AND GIRLS sAFETIEs
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LOST AND FOUND.

n OsT-oN MONDAY NIGHT A DIAMOND CIrs-
Il ter Brooch oval shaped liberal reward viii BE-
paid If returned to 1879 ST. dls-2ts
n osT-A SPLIT COIN CTEN.DOLIAR GOLD
IL Piecel, containing Photograyure Portrait Re-
ward u will be paid upon return of same 10 NJ Y
TRIBUNE BUREAU, 1872 h st. d1s-3ts
II osT-A SKYE TERRIER; ANSWERS TO THE
~ name OF Frank; Collar on with Three Bells
collar. g. j. Asher Liberal reward II returned 70
l22 JACKSON Hall alley, between 3D. and ~ sta NV.
d17-xts
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WANTED--HOUSES.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED : GROUND IN An IMPROVING Lo-
w cation Willinyest $4,000 TO ESQ oUo. Call at
once "a the applicant may be here but few days.
p YOUNG.
dist 1903 st.nw.
WANTED-Ar ONCE FOR CLIENT, UNIM-
w proved property in the northeast: whole square
preferred. ACkER 4 GADsBl. zoos 4 ST NV.
WANTED-LOTS. I HAVE SEVERAL CASH
w customers for Desirable Lots in the northeas
section WM. L. FINLEY. 1905 Pa. ave.. with ~
huyck dl6-3t'
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

EoR RENT-HALL-lO23 GTH ST. NV. WEB
II nesday, Friday and saturday nights also
days; s2OIer quarter with 81 organ. Inquire II
JanltOr at hall. dow.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

INoR SALE-NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
II for Lot on Dartmouth $50 feet from 18th
present owner paid 70 cents per foot. DAVID d.
STONE, sos 4 st. NV dl7-3t
EOR sALE-THREE LOTS on STREET BET.
Il 18th and 18th SITS. 20 81 and 22xl00 IT
spectvely; sell these Lots to quick purchaser
at great bargain; terms cash for price and par
ticulars apply to CHALMERS 4 VOORHEES,, l41s
i st NV, dlI-lw
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Dc. 2 medium paetenl, Nbal. aav,


RtA-No, 2 medium HRrkerOl, kbbls, nav,
100 lbs, III %.
Soetl-SRles Of timothy seed at 81 50 Per buIh-
Of; clover, small seed, sl6o; large, 81 So
dairy One, S6ushel sacks, 81 30 psr Sa6k.
Sued C0ri-hA6c pei ID.
! Eglp0F1tfd HrltLi-PAFed peaches, per h., Oh
9iGi unpAred peaches, per h., ISO. apples, per
H., NJ raSPbSalei, peElh., 2a1s6ei 6latEheFrlsS,
bdaaed GOOdI- STANDARD . ID, table peach, Sl00
pie peaches, Slb,, 81 90; pie peaches h., q Isl
No. tomatoes, new, 99c;' 0S6orne & Wells corn;
Sc; DO WiDIloW's To-, q 20; do "a gFade . 10,
76Oj Strawberries alb, 81 10; blRpkbeETtps, alb,
u 10 nIpbeFTles, lib 81 OO; DamSOn's H., CSC;
luna beans, lh., 90oi cove oyStsra, b., light,
: H. ISssSSi s5ccStsIs, 3 t., acSsl 81 early
June peas, 81 "; French peas, 10 EACH pine
apples 81 10: horF0WfAt peas, 2 h., 81 90af -;
glos0beriies, b., 90caSt 20; 8 h., sweet pOtl.
toes, q 70,
No, s 3 9oi 2hpeP pals, q S hoop, q 6Oi sim
double DO, q u; SiuRle, $50,
FGltl-NeW, Valencia isSlpl, IIISc; Layer odora
sstsiS' il ita5 o. New prunes, j.. Filled plaaS,
70 SS Sss1S ss. Strained 500. carbon
10, I1o; carbon lsl 81; white minaFI' beat, 6Oci
while nipsn' No 3 ~,
PRODUCE AsD NtscRLLA SEouS.
..,. -, ~ -
steady demand Tor all kinds Of country pro.
ave- ~ maaLleiPaEsd, EEgi az wanted anf Al
With continued cold weather the price Of eggs
may advance, but this cannot be COUNTED on,
Onolee Ahl Booa pulleF anus Eeady sale, but
R09t SSs y HsFy sew Sha prices we oncertsin
Ihe be!L that eau DO found, Poultry oiGllkiadI
Y 10 Ntspg demand AUD WIZ continue 90 uhtl
NY SS neH vSy ~, Taoss 0!d'1es ana apples
being good oal6a.' 4 ?SolSe. sell quick Oiled
apples aud beans are ~ talr demand
=, Apksti,-Cholce, " I5a3 W per bafreli medium
VI Elal Ni common l6casl 09'
:, heaM-fIiMo new maud picked, medium,
y 6Al 'oi prlue' new hARd picked, navy, u lOa
c... 49,. ,..,o-
buttef,-Countfy, choice, l7AlSoi country good,
l44isei country, lar. 0asc' ..
Htg htdtio steer green, 70 lbs. up 6a7ci steer
grean, lght, SAtoi clW RTeenI SaiOi bull green,
Salei Cali skins gteOl, Saic,
prtm FTih@0Apples, choice sliced, poi b.,
SStAiGi apples, ONO and West Virginia, ~, per
lon SNltc bAekperrlea, 70. Cherries, pllled,
pei ". I1sc, Rasp6eFrlel, lhalSo per H..
barrels, GA2lo'
felMda-Cholce i've geese, per ID, b6aGO0
mixed I'VE geese, per 10, SatSci chicken, dry
plCke1, bAlUOt duck, dry picked, 31ASOC
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Also gets out OF order. When | received
the box Of Solid Extract ordered'f from
you, my sisterin.law 40 years old, had
an old fever sore on her log six inches
above the ankle, 1t was OF 10 years stand
Ing, but until some two years ago would
come and 20, but tho last breaking out
would yield to no treatment, though we
tried everything, aud she had taken her
room, with the exceptation Of It's soon
proving iatal, asst was spreading rapidly.
| applied plastefs OF your Solid Extract
and gave 1t TO her internally. The effect
was miraculous. She improved from the
start. The Tonic effect OF your Red
Glover Extract Ia wonderful, Her ap.
petite, OF which she had none, increased,
the stomach and bowels performed their
allotted functions, and within four
weeks her leg was perfectly healed up,
and her general health better than Ut
any time in fifteen years, and We used but
two'thirds ofthe Extract. Forany and all
blood diseases, and as q spring medicine
! think Looss's Extract Of Red Glover
the very best, and 1 have bad practical
experience with all.
Yours truly, @. G. JONES,
LeeksVille, n. g.
To J. M. Loose Red Glover Co, Detroit,
Mich.
Write for circulars and testimonials.
For salo by Logan Drug Co., Bridge
Corner Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va.
DaW
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth 2 II 80,
send at once and get bottle Of Mas.
WINsLow's SooTHiSd SYRUP ron CRiL-
nKEN TEETIIING. It's value Is inCalcuIable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
mediately. Dependupon it,mothers, there
ia no mistake about 1t. II cures dysatl-
terry and diarrhna, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, soitens the
gums, reduces inflammation, aud gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system.
MIS-. 'WiEsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEgrHING Is pleasant'to the
taste, and is the prescription Of one Of
the oldest and best female nurses aud
physicians in the United States, and Is
for sale by all druggists throughout the
world Price 2h cents a bottle WwPAW
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HOME MARKETS.

, 5tiyt ~ nS, iSthL hItssW W.


oPFiCE OF rllE INrELLIGGScEE,
WHEELING, Tuesday, December3.
Tho changes made IN this mornings quota.
ti0us from those last reported arc few aud far
between. All departments Of the local market
have been remarkably steady during the past
week. The slight Improvement In tue weather
over what Il was for the two weeks previous
hAs had an Oallyenlng effect Oh trade. A review
Of the present situation shows colIeos firm Of the
late advance. Teas are steady. The sugar mar.
ket Ia ht opg for bOth the refied aud raw article
The AlLgdHp Ltil says OF the refined sugaFInAr.
ket: "Thefe Ia no abatement OF the demAud
which continues very active, aud Rs standard
grades arc still OveteOld, aud all other desCtlp.
lions sold up close 10 the production. the mar.
KY retains !ne same Du1yGa' feeling that hAs
but firm. New Orleans iuUlais6s Ii 1rul here,
and the AnO may 10 said Of the primary mar.
ket, klce IL active aud ilfm. Spices Aru steady
There Is nothing especially iinlorlaut 10 note
Ia tho graln market. The arrivals OF wheat,
maintained This local Hour mafIet ContinueA
well 'mGInlAlnOd. '''ss' '
0,aA aNd FtOar.-FAnCy patents tsprlng aud
Wlntetl bA0 bOi fancy family, WhllU I'M.
Der aud winter, n 1i ia paper, wood i5o higher;
new, 81 70. Oat mOAl-inedluin 90 % pOf bill
lAncy % 0O. Rye Hour % %. Mlidilngs per lou
SIS vAllB 0O. Bran pet ton 81 V0Aib %. Wheat
sack.
Fad.-Corn pct buAhCl, old itaISO; new oj.iOc,
Oats WaI1c. Baled hay p0r TN ~ co. Farmers
are Offering loose hay 1t o OOay w per ton,
anOCEnlEs.
Riot.-CatOltnA head 6XC; Carolina choice "a
Carolina prime 6SSei lohlllAnA prime bRSIfOi
J1Ss Sa SS os sSSs9 gSsan. oo sn..
syfIPs 2SA50Gl Honey Drlhs gitgSc; Maple bfIbs,
Ave gallon kegs, deli lgtl GALLON kegs 600 hall
barrels SCI barrels GCul HlxOJ Maple Syrup (6ar
tsl,l MI nltDy Maple X PgStrsli Nci lilxby
sugar ii0is6 dark 6a2lOi ia addIilo1HI Ia Mi
barely. Now Orleans MDlRASes, fancy new crop,
b7c chhlco tOli pIlnis tSci ialf l0ol mixed good,
New Otlesnb iSO) bakers good 2btl6c.
IropiiioNI- iAtge 3, L, 6a1iI llSiC medium A.
0. hans i2c small allloSlii hams 10, &,
o. htgAkiAst bacon pliAsi y q, shoulder 90 10
6ifo, bontlCs. hAtna llAllp, city Glles 7Nci bAgol
E ~ Y men Egfs BIB pieces 'NSe bean pork
Igrl @Fap fseasd, Ia llutvs 1}sqi half barrel,
spI u ID. tlhi XII GhlOagl lAtd. 10 Iln tSib J
~ 10 " n, RalIS lyl.S wv ials ivll!s,
T az @ VII sSSt. El Ir1t S6 IVA
1t<JI ordinary powdered fjiO( EtahulHted StA6.
tRfd 1ltqi standard tnnleCilOlefs A ipi CUllin.
hlA.A go standard Wlndsut, A 0isll RllgDwOOd
sH Sc w YTEi Sf r s ' y Wa XVI
augAt 6Itci New Orleans clatlned, none Ii mai.
SCSaSa-dtesn @lcs-FAnsy Golden Rio 9tci
fancy gtetn 2lci leAbeffy 2lei bhuCe gteeA 2NII
iSVs Ohio Valley klS aiGi fSn ilShdisF 9 sIsi
AfbuCkie 4 Coz toAlied ~. Hulk faaIleII
Old Government lava SQCi rVabetrY 2sC ~
~ +: iIysS W M sI.,o :, Vsspg
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Wheeling Live Stock Market,

Goodhus & Thomas, the live stock dealers, 70.
port the condition OF this market 10 be as fol.
lows:
viii n,Irs. StNSIvi 80 ~ III H. yEa
J.4OC per ID, 00 10 900 lbs, extra Sal4c per H.
$40 % 9N lbs iair, 2a4c per lb.i COO TO 7OO lbs,
HogS-ThO receipts TO day were heavy; extra
go to 10 lbs - 6S.S 76 good TO 10 ~ lbs. s. Goa
8 o.; common 50 0Oa1 Is.
SRep-ExIra SIsaS1lc; good OAaS1Gc; common
Ldmbl-4aic.
f,tlHos.Iahc
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kSSSA

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'Va.tDl ltll mn lAIIp % " AlliapIoi M
N Ssn6lp poop ~ 5ulJIplw luoIISoTS ,SOgi
u,Stosls sylA5 luSlI 'OBOFp ON 10 uIn,
Al ~ IVA M oiotN puv 'OSV uuaG OOIV,
aA wQL ToM punO3 ilI PaIRO u pun 'ovp
.OIy mas pam 0Vl Poauauuoo luq 'IOl
.ao, u,nu poAlAin3 oAuV lou plnO0 ,uoHvd 0qL
.tRAV ItIHlI goluo Vl1uOI ~ OIOA 1901 0p
70 ,pp auo pun a,UI oQl pSu lloulUOIfp sqEiol
.oIi ~, 4,puH l,oM Mols IASupo OIL 1901 10Y
90 i,llVa 10 uIoI uuuTnhu upuqoqA uUw0A
V.,olOs ga Oh poIul sun oSU Sl2a6 Vl0ASs
'JaoNVo NIHS
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FINANCE AND TNApE.

The Features OF the Money aud Stock
Markets.
NRw YORK, Dec. 3.-Money on call easier,
ranging from 3 to per cent, last loan per cent,
CLOSED offered Ut 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper balM per cent. Sterling Exchange 81 COZ
Aslk. TOTAL sales VI stock S76, ~ shares.
The stock market was lees active to-day, ca.
pecially for the unlisted department, but there
was much better tone 10 the dealing through.
out the greater portion Of the day, and the I'D.
VatCeS are IN decided majority among the inll
changes. The features Of the dealing were the
continuance Of the foreign purchases, tho heavy
on Coal stocks aud trusts, tho last having look
OF demonstration, under cover Of which TO rc'
coup shorts sales.
:, Railroad bonds werO u shade active; sales
sl,i0l,O0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04

"REaEMBER, that tho payment Of Pixies Is
GUARANTEED ny Four NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by tho I'res.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognized In the highest Courts therefore,
beware q any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR Ia the price Of tho smallCst
part or fraction Of q Ticket Issued ny Us III any
Drawing, Anything IN our uATe offered Tor leEH
than nNllAr II 4 EwlndIu. nOIaEStw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-04
THE ENEMIES or ORDER.

Our naturalization laws should bo 80
revised as to make tho inquiry into tue
moral character and good disposition
towards our Government VI the person
applying for Gill euShip more thorough.
This can only bu done by taking fuller
control OF the examination, BY fixing
tho times for hearing such applications,
and by requiring the presence Of some
me who shall represent the government
IN the inquiry. Those who are the
avowed enemies OF social order, or who
came to our shores toswell che Injurious
Influence aud 10 extend the evil prac.
tees oil any association that defes our
laws, should not only be denied citizen.
ship but domiCile.
The enactment OF u national bankrupt
law OF character TO be- u permanent part
u our general legislation Ia desirable. 1t
should be simple IN its methods and In.
expensive in its administration.