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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
Stockholders Meetings.
CONSOLIDATION

The Pittsburgh. Clnolnnat! & st.
Louis Railway Com pany. chicago:
ST. LOUIS s.. Pittsburgh Railroad
mona R1ilroad Company, Jeffer-
Raiiroad Company.
Notice Is hereby given that tho directors OF
the above named companies have entered INTO n
Joint agreement for the consolidation and nler'
Icr O. said several Companies into ono new can
.solIdaled company. Said agreement provides
nEmong other things that tho csfttai stock OF Tue
constituent companies shall DO Increased so that
the capital stock OF the consolidated company
shall be s~eren,y.Hse Million loilnIs. oi which
thirty million shall be preferred, and forty Eve
million shall be common stock.
Said agreement also authorizes the creation by
said consolidated com nAnS, OF a loan OF seventy.
Ave million dollars, tho sanc 10 be represented
by bonds Of varions series, md 10 be secured By
a mortgage or deed OF trust covering the cnttrc
railroads, properties. estates and franchises OF
tho consolidated company. sot
: Tur,unut to inw said agreement! VIII be sub.
miticj 10 the stockholders Of the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St.. Louis Railway Company, for
tttrir ~sidptiaa or rejection, and for That tur'
nose sail stockholders are hereby ummoned 10
itopeGr nj u special meeting thereof to be held at
tHe principal oilcp OF the c0mpsny ut Columbus
Ohio, on Iuesdsy, the nineteenth iSy OF August,
is %, at 10 O'clock n. III. $50
By order OF tho President and Directors o. The
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis Railway
Company. ,ccrrr
ie'..r . secse'a'y.
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Real Estate.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHEELING ISLAND.

Five rnomed frame house, northeast corner
Maryland and North York streets.
No. lE7 s0uth Broadway. Z roOmed frame.
SIX roomCh frame house on North Front street.
Five room frame house on south Kim street.
Three irane houses southwest corner Zane
and BFoafwny streets.
g No. IL Maryland street. : rHons. lot G0xlS0.
No. G6 Zibe street brick, 10 rooms.
Lots on South eeRn street. below Fink street.
Lots on South Elm street, below Fink street.
Lots on east side OF South Huron street, Zauc'h
oFcAGTl addition.
ALSO
No. 1910 byron street. brick. g rooms.
No. ~ Eleventh str, ct, brick. 0 E9eHs.
No. III Fifteenth street, brick, G rooms.
No. 2y'S ChGrlihc St, 6 rooms aud stOrcroom.
No. 2S9 thsplIue street, 4 foOmed irama.
Nos. l31 and iat% Sixteenth street. lot 30xl20.
M. 3s0S Wood street, brick, 1--WE rooms.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money and StosN


Markets.
Eew York. july !e-Moaey on call casy, rang
inG a. . to 0 per cent, last loan 3,i per cent, closct
offered at w per cent. Prime mercantile papel
6a7 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but firm
at 81 stlSnl ssIi. Sales Of stocks to-day were
1906 tharcs.
The stock market "a still awaiting develop,
tnetts. especially ~ regards the monetary posi-.
bilitics US affected by the financial straits Of tho
Argentine Republic and Uruguay, whose dlsas'
tiers are expected TO be reflected hoie through
i0udon. The. bears arc now working this point
70 got UP n gold shipment. The railroad sllua.
tlon also gets considerable attention from tho
bears.
viii nn' III Anal III pas S.o sSs e FL sl. Silver IS c,. ri,
y boom Immediately. but thAt there
will DO a mo Q healthy advance than
ioilswed Tho FIRST effort To- r-ss a bill admits OF
little doubt. 81. Paul and Northern Pac.l0 pre-
ierrei were prominent III tho early dealings, but
the GranSers IN general wero the leadl lug feat.
uiCs. The u afket closed weak. Most OF the list
are higher tonight, however, and chicago Gas
aud l.acknwanna nro up | per cent.
Railroad bonds iairly active. Sales, S9jB,t66,
Government aud State bonds dull aud steady,
BONDS AND srocE ouorATioss-cLosIp ND
y. B.4s res. -........l 2l hlOhio Il Mississippi. %
= - - . . Z NJ Wv AlssstIt Oh
u.S, ~ reg....m.lG3 Oregon lmpr'vem't IS
v. :, ~ cuupon,-.fW t0rCGon Nav ..."....IOtH
iacilc u OF '95..".ll3 IOrcgon TranB,...... aGAs
Adams Exprcss...li0. Pacific Mail. ,,,,,,,,,, Az
American ExpteSS..li5 10. Pittsburgh ....... Il
Canada Pacihc........ tV1Glrullmun palNr..,w7
Canada Southern. b6lltI Reading .........,,,.. Az
rAclIlc..-... S2994IRock iSlaDd,,,,.,.,,, pol
Il Ohio wy l5t,L, 4 san Fran. MI,
do first preferred. u Isl. Paul..........,,,... 7!5s
do second prei'd. llhl do prcferrcd,,,.,.,li7L
Chi. bur. & Quincy t6 1sl. Paul & Omaha, So
4 Hudson. ......1GSN do preferred. ,,,,, W.
Del, LacE& Meat-1lIh Tenn. Coal 4 Iron. 81
Denver & X. G......., l7nIfexM Paciflc...m. 20A
rle.::.................. On Union Paclic......... G!T
Wayne ..........1b6 IT, 8. Exprcss,.,,. n
Illinois CG1traf....fi8. w.. 81. Lad f........ 1?t$
i TeIls...... lShl do preierred...,, ~
Lake nfe.":".;..lg l d Wells:FRryo Fl. .... lao
LoulsyIlleI Nash S71kt Wes,esa Valou..... 49, |
Memphis & Chase, GO lam, Cotton OIL ~
Michigan Central. " colorado Coal...,. DG
Pacific. 70 Iron S,lypr,."m".l5
CHAT .lOl]tlQuicktilyer.,,....,. GIl
SewJcrseyCentral .l2S do prefetred,..... AZ
q ". prerd GOh|Sutro,,..,,..,.".
Northern paclhc.... 853I Richm'd q W. PIT. eTN |
do preferred. ... Slh AtchISou .....,,,,,,,, ;tM
........ llOh Chicago Cas-. EE
do preferred .-.,.1H Head TruSt.,...,,.. 3JL
Now York CentraL.l0s |sugar. .........,,, NV. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
May Thank Her Stnrs

Prepared meat manufacturers can all
they make and make all they can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11

1HHI FtIIrH HHXHUWA IOIM WHICH ! DHCl
wore;
! eau not iathom when. nor where, now how,
! only know that | have lived before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11

Ny soul mounts upward into loitlcr spheres
Wbeic, beyond boundaries Of time and space,
| lived and luvc ! before these earthly yrnrs
Changed me, IN exile, In my present placc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11

Wrapped i, the sab,e mantle O, despair.
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B 4 BY

takes thnm, go do young and old. Physicians
recommend them 10 be mild, harmless, hut most
excellent III their action for Constipation, lndi-
g%e.t!Un, Liver Complaints, iiiiodaucre, Seiir
Stomach, nad Piles.
DOSE ONE FIG.
For sale ut druggists IN borfs only. Price &C.,
or scut direct by mail. Address,
MACK DRUG Co. NEW YORK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11

| see. In ilce,lng rays OF heavenly light.
The < 0ry Ola distant paradise:
Then all Is 0verw hcluhed By starlcss night.
Nj anxious questions meet no replies,
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little childreH, :~ko suffer with their bowels,
tlkc them with perfect safety, rs they never
gripcor produce Collie, and re 50 plcasi:lil to th1
tuste thut they cat them rs eagerly ns eauIy.
For pregnant ladies they Irc Invaluable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-11
FAT MEMS COLUMN.

II 10 now said. on what seems to be uuim-
peachabie authority, that when Mscaniey's cele-
brAtsd New Zealander makes his famous Jour
ncy TO London bridge be will not seat himself
upon broken arch and set about the rather
slow task OF sketchlng the ruins OF 81. Pauls,
bat wiz stand proudly erect, camera in hand,
and take in Tire scsne by the "srap' process in
q minute fraction of q second. The world
moves. as Calico remarked Ola q memorable &C.
casion.--sse Fork Trtt.as.
Ike Weir, tho pusilist declares that II he
.'raanot arrange q fight with some one very
soon he will 30 20 worx." Cannot this impenf-
ing calamity be sver,ctr Give Weir chance 10
wrestle with hungry tiger. 50 that he may not
be compelled to disgrace his profession. Norris.
fowa Rernld.
Tncre are more John Shernans on the ocean
jast now than vera evas encountered at this
time OF year They were blown from thei,
mocrings on the coast OF Greenland by the
northwest gales OF January, sAi are floating
around loose. M. Lowfs tsIcds fssscraf
sa2homorc--How did you get away from the
policeman. Junior o. just spoke 10 him and
he let me 20. so,homore-Iiow was thar
yunior--spccch 10 silver. y know.-New FORK
Hsrusd.
Minister tseeing pack OF cards on tab,e)-Do
you play cartis Mrs Gcody, MrA fsoody-You
really mus: excuse me. haven't time now.
Jestcr.
Murphy has added 1a.eoo names 10 tho ah.
s,int nee lists In Iowa IL spite Of the tempts-
tons afforded b. prohihition.--.I Rsas Gtche.
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THAT SAME OLD .rELL..

Tho Atlanta Ccnstitmtion OF May End
quotes appsovingly from recent interview
IN which Senator Barbour expressed the
opinion that. Tin spite Of I'll federal inter-
ference In the matter OF partisan lsgisla-
ton. tho people OF the South viii continue
70 control their own political affaira As
the South emerged from the darkest days
Of Republican misrule 70 the dawn Of peace
and order and Democratic supremacy on
her own ground, triumphing over her enc
mics and driving the usurper from her
border. 80 viii she now successfully resist
the attacks Of the enemy and hold the
ground which she has gained against I'll
Odds
This senatorial expression, and its en-
dorssment by . leading journal Of the
South, which has been considered one OF
the most temperate and conservative in
that section. has been. be u understood.
called forth By proposition 10 exercise .
right expressly conferred by the constitu-
ton. OF federal supervision OF congressional
elections. not in one section alone, but
throughout the country. The enemy
whose attacks" are 70 be resisted" are
the United States officers who in pursuance
Of law and sworn duty are to supervise
those elections in that section. though
there Is no apprehension that similar OH
GERS similarly engaged win meet with oppo-
sitIon or iIl-fesling in any other section.
And tits thing OF regarding the repre-
sentatives Of the federal government, en-
gagged In the performance OF official duty
Southern men born and bred. most prob
ably--as "usurpers." 70 be "driven from
our borders" sounds very much like
rcsurrected shibboleth OF those dreary DAYS
Of ls6i-65. far back Of that dawn OF peace
and ORDER. TO which the tissue ballot and
shot gun were chief contributors. These
mensces are superannuated. They will not
deter congress from the performance OF its
plain duty. "a free ballot and . fair
conn" implies neither enmity to any good
citizen nor the usurpation OF any right or
authority.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-11

The late ~orisinsi packsgs" decision Of
The United States supsens Court il fnil Of
food for seflscfion. Not Tie ieast singular
thing shout !: u The fact that while ths six
kspuhitcan Justices wsrs equally divided
fhres Tor and thrss against The deeision--
- thres Democsafs. chief Justice Fuller
and Justices Fieid and Lamar. stood 10
esthsf for this most emphatic denial Of
thodF pariy's ancient doctrine Of 6tass
Rights that hes evss been delivered from
that beach n they ~ truly rspsesenta-
Hve ~ their party. this decision would lad
= he conciusion that their doctrine on
this subject Was never meant 10 cover any
thing but slavery and such coxnsts mat
tefs - ths prevention Of The education Of
The nagro and any attempt 70 give him
fsderai protection in ths exercise Of he
right a sufiags.
Il has also been considered noteworthy
hist Iowa's member Of The court, Justice
Miller, recognized - the ab.est Of than
~. US supporter of The decision. Il y
csStatnly trustworthy that IL Is the concur
rsnt opinion Of both sides 70 The contso-
very that littIs three-line amendment to
the tutArstats commerce sct. which amend
nssut has bssn already introducsd-''pro-
vided that nothing IN this oct shall b. con-
stTusd to interfere. !" stc. will coinpletely
destroy the effect Of the decision - to the
matter which called it forth.
And thus II win come to pass that while
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The attention of the voters Of Seattle Is
respectfully called TO . comprehensive
article on tho water system printed on
another page. II doubts ara entertained as
to the propriety or necessity of the pro-
posed bonded loan. . careful reading
OF this article must dispel them.
Less than the amount proposed will
not provide what all must admit to be an
absolute necessity. The system as Planned
is designed not Only to meet the eonsump-
tive demand for water. bat TO protect the
city against fire. and the proposed fire boat
10 therefore included IN the estimates. IL
is an essential feature and an arrangement
Of tariffs can easily be devised so that its
maintenance viii not fall upon water con-
sumeFs.
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BRIGHT NORTHWEST NEWS.

Seldom has there been . season In which the
seals have gone 80 Tar up the Columbia - the
present one. They so almost to the mouth of
the willamette. and are greatly destructive OF
salmon. II IL not 20 much what they eat a
What they wansnniy xiii aud mutflate that
males them 50 destructive.
TREAD a. Payslinr informs n that hop vines
IA that nctxheaehood recently grew twenty.
three inches In twenty-to hours. OF nearly IN
Inch an heas.--sissgAssr SaA
is-year-cia bog named ciovens wm san
struck in hop Acid rear Kent last "Wednesday.
sud died in three hours
Near Roy tire other day Eoen C. Manchesse.
shot an owl 'hst measured Hour feet e.sh. inches
fr0m tip 20 tip
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II Is reported that lin twensy-seven years
Of continuous ofsice-holding" Senator
Quay. Of fennsyIvania. has never made q
speech cf i've minutes duration. And
yet he has managed to set along IN the
world aboat as well - the most accom-
plished OF 'sshin musicians" IL is not the
most laxative who are most successful.
Jay Gould is notably . silent man. so
Was General Grant So IL not George
Francis Train.
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SUGGESTION FOR FIRE PRorEcrIoS.

SEATTLE. Mar 2, 1880
To THE 8DtTcR: Allow me 70 trespA-s . little
on your valuable space in regard to the matter
Of ere pr0tectlon. see Z great deal hss been
said. pro and con, In regard 70 the best method
Of protecting the lower Part Of the city and
whafvcx from fire. Allow me 10 make = susgcs-
ton, aud which can be done with . small out
the water tsay three or four Of theml. where an
engine can BE- backed Down within three or
four feet from the water, when ct high tide, thus
giving us eli the salt water We want The sue
tion pipe could be thrown in the bay, and
~ tho tide reccdcd IL would ssill be all
right The city could build those runways
OF en- expenditure OF about $50 to 400
apiece, and could bs used In case Of . Are. The
insurance companies would lower their rates q
once, thus saving thousands Of dollars to
the merchants In the lower part of the
city. An incident occurred June g. 1853,
which has never been related, TO my
knowledge, TO which ! was . witnesa
few moments after the alarm sounded che
fire engine came tearing down Marion street 10
throw the suction pipe into the bay. The tide
was rececdins very rapidly. and the Captain
OF the nre company, however, thought by get-
ting the engine closer TO the outer edge Of the
wharf. II could b made 70 hfs the Watsr. II
was dismal failure after working fog over one
hour when the hose Wa connected and every
thing ready TO throw water. Il was given up In
cisgust At that time the are was sell confned
20 the wooden buildings. the 6remen fighting
the flames In front. and where they should have
received aid they got Il not. In New York city.
Brooklyn. Philadelphia, and In fact al large
cities where there 10 water front, run.ways ore
made Tor the IRE engine. What good are our
fire engines today, ia Ore wss to break out in
the lower part Of the city? History would re-
peat Itself. The steamers would rush up to tho
wharves, and II the tide was out the nromen
could exciaim: s'Water ret 70 near. and yet so
far" Unless something IL soon done, tbs mer.
chants In the lower part Of the city must 20
somewhere else 70 do buainess Insurance
rates st SIS in Seattle il more than they can
stand. Yours respectfully.
BUSINESS MAN
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The marriage e< Gossrner Tsseie. Of Montana.
- the daughter OF Genss<i W. 3 Kasecrans hss
iaassei souaa ii the asaiaaa Yapsrs 10 Pro-
dsee alleged poxtraia Of lie bride uhseA are
clearly aetssaah,es N I'd gasy'' 10 hat TIE
fighter thai be rseysa Asnssx,f ~ being q the
hattie ~ sAssaa he ssl take ne vssrasA o. r.
cssrs el saex~ sxxaangcx
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A saloon man hsx been sound in waxhsnstcn
who closes his pszcs with prayer. His spcl.-
cxsfca scs a seaewA of license having been re-
secsei apoa the groand that hia place bore
RAJ name. he sppea-ed efsre Commissions,
Roberts in his owa tehAlf and declared TIA
ever nighs when the hour OF II arrived he
ksslt down an6 sAsd bis prayers and ahen
ssesea rp II Mr.. wGaauxksf 10 ever lurra
fscm The straight end narrow pata and il
tempted 20 look upon TIE vine uhea II Is red.
everybody kaews nos who the b&rkeeper is
tat VII catch hkn-
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A lawyer down in Georgia has sroasht cut
Daniel Imam ~ . candidate Soc the neno.
csasic nomination Ter Frestasas at TIE Caised
sssiea inmxa il rrcsaaeai u the DAEsllls and
RleAmena railroad. lie Ter The Democratic and
stanford Tor sne Republican nomination vii.
N AXE = vsry good match team Their .%eeonss
viii bear seoi dead Of nursing
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ID - many drawbacks allowed by the
E1l~ 1tates on the income tax levied dur
~ = var. which our people considered
- unhsasahly onsrous and odious.
X Austria, says this authority. there Is
elso : AZ on every person employed. on
everv Increase II salary. and ON every new
e,snloye Who replaces one who leaves. On
.srtn thnrs u tax which averages city,
- ~ can't On mercantile and other
Is..,r..s concerns there is . license for
~. Ranch Of transactions. and 20 mum.
.-.,.,. are these that some of the larger
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saasru es sAs srtxhsfsl h-t2<r accident in
lsSs. Ga tae SsAna rrans railroad. II Hansison.
ons. hare sas; been awarded sxa 90 damages
Tss sary fsuna shst the sz.&gs was assecssss
aasi sAe sP<sd excessive.
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rnsige-i know 81 no precedent BY which TIE
pes1s1aa OF yoz- calen. can be allowed
fAwyse-Hcg p&fs.0a ye0s homer. but have
hero tie rscor:a 81 . ssaisar cAse. By which sAe
petitioner vas enak I'D 10 violate he lsw ana 20
"a So Legally.
lrtgs-Aa. SEQ yea have discovered sesA.
aaSslisy