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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12
Terrible Calamity,

An unknown being fell from the roof
OF Hoa q. mammoth boot and shoe store,
on Main etreet. The result OF the fall
was appalling, and aterrible cut-a cut
in the prices OF mems cork sole shoes to
s. so, the former price being S..
The accident did not stop here, % the
footwear for ladies met with a similar
disaster. 9hoeG which heretofore cold
Tor s. were SO badly cut that they are
now being sold like hot cakes Tor So IS.
Those wishing q great bargain in foot.
wear of all kinds should take advantage
Of this crushing fall.
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EDw. L. RosE \ Co., have on sale the
largest variety OF the most elegantly fin
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer of Christmas tide they
are asking no more for them than for
those of plain wood, which at all TINES
are the very lowest-for cause see ad.
vertisement in epcthar columns. Re.
member, you not only have u choice in
woods, but get tho best sewing machine on
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, D.. G., Dec. ll.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West .Vir.
giniH, colder and fair weather Friday
and Saturday; northwesterly winds.
For Ohio, colder, fair weather, north.
| westerly winds. The temperature will
iall twenty degreeg in Tennessee and at
Cairo and Louisville.
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IF yon ennuot see and need spectacics
you should call On us and hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than asy other Uptician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". GRU.B,
Jeweler end Optician,
Ger. Twelfth and Mnrket Streets.
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TIE Ladies' Aid Society OF the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church will hold a Doll
Fair ct Germainia Hall Friday afternoon
and evening, December IL, commencing
at 5 o'clock p. IN. All are cordially in
vited to attend. Admission 10c.
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NOTICE.

Those intending to have their chill.
dren's picture taken at our gallery will
find it to their advantage to come in the
morning aud avoid the afternoon rush.
PLuMNER's, Photographer,
ll3S Main street,
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DoN'T forget the children ut Christmas.
And don't forget that Ell. Rose 4 Co.
have Bicycles for boys; all sizes and
prices; and Iricyclts for girla-the finest
in the land. !. Fks
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a Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed ald Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup ofFiss, IS it acts in harmony with
nature TO etIectually cleanse the system
when costive Of bilious. For eale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Tho 8. S. F. c. Rail Tonight

The South Side Fishing Club will give
a ball this evening in Westwood's hall,
South Side, which bids fair to be as sue.
cessiul and enjoyable an affair otthe kind
as has been given in Wheeling this sea.
son. The members know how to enter
tain, and they have spared no effort to
make this event q credit to themselves
and a source OF pleasure to their friends.
Good order is assured.
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TO THE LADIES.
TIE WHEELING
TESTAMENT CO.
1885 10 i140 Market Street.

INC holidays are fast approaching. Two
weeks from Wednesday aud tho eve Of the
greatest festival will have dawned upon Us,
Ihe anniversary OF "Good Will to Men on
kafih' VIII have come %again-and tho time OF
good cheer aud rejoicing will be at hand. You
must prepare not only to rejoice yourself, but
to contribute to tho happiness OF others. And
Whilo now YOU shall do that ID d matter Of con.
lecture 10 some, 1t IL u matter O.. Interest IN ali
Chfistuias ~ universally recognized Ms a iii.
sIvins teason- Custom has Stabilized 4 al
others al this season generally consists nj n
christmas gn-What shall II be? That's ths
Iuestion--Ye that's the question that We
nave NJ iof months been preparing TO answer.
TO answet-Thatfs the question tina, our mag.
niilcent assorted stock Of Holiday Goods to-day
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Marble and Granite,

II you intend erecting a. Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind,
and want irst-class work and low prices,
call a: office Of [. a. Moore, second floor
M&Laia's Building, 1905 Market street
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About l 80 this morningthe air, which
was as mild as n spring day yesterday,
turned suddenly colder, and III 2 the
wind was blowing fiercely and snow was
falling. The weather at hat hour had
all the symptoms Of a young blizzard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12

THIS year l nm prepared TO offer Ia
holiday buyers II better and fuller stock
than over, and ut Us advantageous prices
as Can b. fnuud my where. Gail ut my
store, 92 Twelfth Street, md y0n Will
ilna something to please you.
john ". HEISKELL.
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TArrAS 4 CosNEL arc enjoying a bic
Holiday trade, and to inquire prompt de.
livery Of Photographic Work and Crayon
Portraits they have put on an extra
force Of assistants in the different de-
partments. Call at their gallery and
leave M order for a fine Liie.aizs Crayon
Portrait OF yourself.
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Three Months for Abduct,nn

W. L. Alshouso yesterday withdrew
his motion for a new trial on the charge
Of abducting Miss Jessie Saltsmau, and
Judge PAUL sentenced him to three
mouths imprisonment in the county
Jail and fined him So.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12

Tue Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the English Lu-
theran church will give a supper in the
lecture room OF the church on Thura-
day, 18th inst. Admission free. Supper
o5 Cents.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL THIS gyESIvC.

This evening that perennial ~tavorite, Maggie
Mitchell, will appear at the Opera House In
"Ray." To.morr' Wv afternoon the same play
Will be repeated, and to morrow evening Little
Bars foot" will be piesented. Maggie MitchelIs
nam Q Is a houselold word, and She is SO well
known and SO popular In Wheeling that 1t is luz
necessary to Ray anything about her except that
she is to be here; that announcement never
fails TO draw good hors,s-
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PROFESSOR Shelf, the optician, is now
located OF Lash's jewelry store, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. The glasses
be adjusts give excellent Satisfaction,
Those needing glasses or using glasses
not suited to their eyes will do well to
consult him, and have their eyes tested
for glasses without charge. MwFaw
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Z. L. sRosE & Co. have a enc lot OF
TIicycles and Bicycles especially for the
Christmas trade at low Christmas prices.
Ask the little ones il they want one.
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REAL ESTATE OF the August Rolf es-
tate, No, 92l7 Main street and No. 173S
and 2740 Eof street, will be sold at spe.
.cial commissioners sale, Saturday, at
the Court House. 4
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FATHERS AND MOTHERS

Do your duty 10 your children. Calf
and see orr fine all wool Boys Suits,
lge II to IS. They kn"ck out anything
Oh record, Mt thu low price Of S.. .
KLINE BRO HERS,
Reliable Cl0thiers, l)4U Main street.
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REAL ESTATE Of the August Rolf ea-
tate, No. o2l7 Main street and No. 273S
and 2740 Eoff street, will be sold at spe-
cial commissioners sale, Saturday, at
the Court House,
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JUST RECEIVED.

500 Chlldrcn's Suits ut S. cents,
worth 81 SO.
Call and see our fine lineof CElldrel's
Suits nj 81 %, 81 50, 81 IS and 81 80.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable CIOthl.rs, li40 Main street.
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For CnMsTMAs-A fine Liie-size Cray.
on Portrait and One Dozen Enamel Cab.
met Photographs. both for only 50, at
Tappan 4 Councils Gallery.
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK * COS
GEO. M SHOOK
dc CO.
Novelties!
Examine Our Colossal Stock !

Eyapirn Op.r o,lose,, Stnol.t
y
Bee Our NGndtripl Variety!
~ a.. ~
Rtar u ~lseaS0haD!c tf!ces anu Jbn
will be Convinced thet ne are head.
quarters for HOLIDAY GOODS!
r,ro r, ,Iv t,.a AZ, toI,o, - r "a &c
N"ieiuh! i>Gu 'hc ioilonlnS Aist, Us
| It may assist Sou in masinr q lectious
Dresu eocas.
1he newest things 4, s,,ks Pattern
i,rcseau ir,nri.tsn. Scrr" pIni,ts
SIrinr.. etc. 49, N
r,,nI.,
eA'ahes g--
The latest st,less In Seal skin, Plush,
rcrsinp, SteckInct, Beaver, AslraciLap,
ana ClIeviot.
Jap III, Sc SILK EandkerchieGs
In Plain and Fancy, Hcmstitched, En-.
broidered, HorGered and initiated.
Linen lianlhercbicfs.
No be:'erlino OF Plain md Fancy, Hem
ii,iiG , i iiMnssbis1s 'i IN NEW Y ".sh
CITY. Fi:,s .oz. SILK 1.u'l!err, nll prices.
nnetst,,a ,.,,,.,
SIN. satin. ~. .",", "S
pinot p-5ss 49,, w.,
Towel BACKS, Work Boxes, Clocks. Mir
nna H%nndksrshisf i,o ost.t' SHAVING ias S Sets,
collar md Gun Boxes. e'c. Our line u
| poo NJ. W. 49,, -,
oe'utiiui u4A0'falhteu A0Velttes.
Aprons and Apron Mn,cr,,ls for Ladies'
mud children. Table Linens, Towels,
Era sprcaas-frrsh nnL nttrnctive lines.
D-
800
iinin, Figured, Satin Striped and Hum.
limited CIT: Jnrnnrs" Drnpcri"s-very
Infants Kid Moccuslns, silk md Wool
Bootics md ncu".s Gloves and Mits
IN SAX, Wool, Cloth and Kid. Pocket
buohs, Waili,i, and iim1,I i;nrs-n he
"ildeIins variety.
Umbrellas
IN Sotur,, voo1 c,,, s,,,.r an,
anni;"n.' II, n "nou, .'"iu, Sl.vef III"
un 5ss 'i;:::,s ss':;: :.''''''' ..' .'''''''
all sizes.
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ASK your grocer for Taylor's Best
Flour. Take mother.
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Q|Jc S,ltellieenrtr.
object Nus. 80 nnd y Tourtoonihstrcel
New Advertisement.

Out In Full Glory-Dlpget's Fourth Page.
For kUut fiom April l..
Wanted Experienced Engineer.
Grand ,,pefa l~iouIo-Gil6ett Comic Opera Co
Funeral Notice.
Thousands Of UycfcoatS-D. Gutman-Fouttt
Page.
A Weakness OF the Leaders-p, Gundllng q
Lost, strAyed or Stolen.
Auction sal0 Of household Goods.
Giand rapids Carpet swcerers-Nesbltt 4 Bro
Rose Cream-H. Il List
Holiday Goods McLRin Brothers. a
Diamonds, Watches and J~ewelry-Wheat 4
HanCher- Fourth Page.
~Pilisbury's Fiour-Foutih Page,
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E. T.. ROSE & Co. have placed low down
Christmas prices on all their children's
Bicycles and Tricycles. 81 Twelfth
street, Fas Is
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WATCHES.

The Eadolltt Watch ia the finest In
the world. There Is no hing made Tor
$500 or $,,G0O that will begt it. IL
be Ind only Mt
WHEAT &HANCHER'S,
jewelers. and silyerSmiths.
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Parker 4 Pager, Of Wheeling, will
offer iorty choice building lots for sale
Saturday afternoon.
The L, & 0. are working a large force
OF men putting in sewers and preparing
ground for their chops and round house
below the junction.
Smith MARBLE has returned from the
country, where he has been buying a cal
load OF posts.
About one thousand nice maple trees
have been set in the last two weeks.
Ground has been broken for the new
Disciples church.
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Thermometer Record.

The thermometer at Schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
4. N ...",".....". !: sp. m...-~....-"... 90
. Il. m...".....-.... Al n. E.......... IS
70 m........ .......... 81 WCsther-FAir.s~
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THERE is no risk in trying Teylor's
Best Flour. Every sack is warranted.
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Orders for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2loo
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FoR Holiday Photographs and Crayon
Portraits call at Tappan 4 Councils Gal.
lery, ll2l Main street.
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WE are fally prepared 70 meet all
prices III Watches, Diamonds, and jew
eiry. WHEAT & HANCMER,
jewelers. and silyersmitlls.
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Tho Best In tho World,

No TROUBLE TO have good Bread il you
use Taylor's Best Flour.
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ARE you using Taylor's Best Flour
II not, Try 1t. 1u&FB
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article.
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I, S. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest.
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TIE FIRST Variety

Of Family and Pocket B blcs; also
Teachers Bibles. with ar without patent
index, JOHN ". HEl>kELL,
20 Twelfth 1T.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

Of TIN latest and most popular designs.
The finest stock ever shown In Whee..
lug. JOHN ". HEiSKELL,
~ Twelfth St.
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DETROIT REPUBLICANS.
ANNUAL DINNER OF TIE MICHIGAN CLUB.
SPEECHES BY SECRETARY NOBLE, BLANCHE X.
BRUCE, SENATOR PIERCE AND SENATOR
FRYE-oyE THOUSAND COVERS LArD.

FRYE-ONE THOUSAND COVERS LNID.
Detroit. Mich, Feb 21.-The annual banquet Of the
Michigan Cub took place tonight at the Detroit Klnk
which handsomely decorated. Covers were lad
for 900 guests and every table was occupied senator
stockbridgc Of Michigan. presided. Many large dele
cations from varou, parts Of the StatesWeIe III aU
tendance. Governor Cyrus W. Luce. In a few suitable
words, welcomed the guests. John W. noble, sccrc
tary Of the Interior, responded to the toast George
Washlngton.n lie paid a fitting compliment to
Michigan upon the prominence it has always taken III
tho affairs Of the Nation, and retired amid great ap
pausc to BE- followed 10y cX senator banche h.
Bruce to whom va, allotted The southern Question
Mr. Bruce made a most eloquent and feeling address,
He declared the freedom and purity Of elections to be
the burning question Of the hour and referred I" the
little influence the negroes had in either the fcdca
or state Governments notwithstanding their numbers
although their vote, legally Of the same value a.
those Of the whites. In stirring words he advocated
National aid to education the panacca for southern
ouiragc, lie opposed the deportation Of the negro
from the country by Government aid A. an lmpra'
ticahlc project. and rWar'cd facctouoN We E't
along ,vimmiu-lv when one race owned the "'nei'
but now that they were on an equal footing III" cry
wa, raised that the country not large enough Tor
both race, He ridculcd the idoa OF setting apart
territory to De exclusively inhabited by the negro.
senator Gilbert \. Pierce. Of North Dakota, spoke
nj, the 90 New state, of the Wc-t.' lie described the
wonderful procc-, in the West and the patriotism oi
the people. and modc-tly advised tie EcpuDH'ah
p,rv to lo-i-htc for the masses, the few are al
ready provided for"
John " rhur,ton. of Nebraska representing the
soldier element re-p pondcd 10 the toast The Man VINO
Wear, the Eutton.7 Mr. Thurston spoke ie"lhsly oi
tle wcarrrs of This honorable emblem and d"cU Al
length upon the sacrifice, the button frequently r'pr
.entod and the haId,ips endured in gaming IT, H'
spoke Of the mighty men who have Worn lh'' same
bronze button Grant, sherman. sheridan Losa" ana
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7RqrBLE OVER DISTRIBUTING A 7Rrgr FryD

Boston, Feb II (~pccah.-An interesting hearing
wa- held before Judge Field e. day. involving do"
distribution If about $4,000. representing trust
created u l-51, by benjamin Goraam for the benefit
Of his son. benjamin Lowell G0rham Who d."f imam"
iu June. 1-c9. The fund, which har largely iccn
swccd by accumulaton9, j, claimed hy the r-lduary
lccatces Of benjamin Gorham, about &2o ln number,
scattered from Io-ton to India. All thc prominent
member of the suffolk bar appear for the r pcrlyr
interest, and counsel also were present from New
York. The ca-c. which raises many complications,
rising from the insanity Of benjamin Lowell Goriam,
will bc settled hy the mH court. tn" next Of KIN ol
BENJAMIN Lowell GOrlaW insist tldi a large poll"ii
of the trust fund hcloue- 10 them, because under the
viii of BENJAMIN Gorham there Wa "a ~pc'lhc h-;r'
Of 600 10 hc pad 10 his son, ana tNdl MS executor
instead Of paving IT, put 10 i'm tru-t NcarN all tho
counsel are relatives of Mr.. GOrham The only lVnS
lc.aicc j, John Lowell. and among others tp De l'"
Itcd are jaime, Russell Lowell. the Rev. rhIlIp.
Brook, the Cahot- rhhpscs and other iamlle' ia
IL.-fn
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he struck smith in sefdcfence. lie was hed 10 a"aO
the result of smiths injuries
HER SKULL FRACTURED WITH A KNIFE.
A BURLY ENGNsuMAN GIVES HIS STEP
DAUGHTER 4 DEADLY BLOW DUElNu
ARRET.

What will probably prove murder occurred al
late hour last evening in the apartments OF Scpon
r. Cave, at No IS Sandsst., Brooklyn CaNc as
saued his stepdaughtcr, Angelne Canning age twenty
with a heavy bench knife, and fractured her Skull
She was taken to the Long Island College liosplt Ill
critical condition. Cave is under arrest ana auHS
his guilt but says he provoked beyond endurance
by his wife and stcpdaughtcr. lie IS bury EhSheh'
man. sixty one years old, and weighs fully 200 POUNDS
He is a brl,hmakcr and carried on his work IN inc
basement of 80 Sandsst, and lived with his family
over the shop.
About a year and a half ago he married Mrs. can
Ming a widow with children lie did not
agree we'll with the children. His wife, fortnight
ago had him arrested for non support lie was sent
10 RAYMOND street Jail, but his wife relented ana
aided in securing his release upon ball lie returned
home about 10 O'Clock last evening somewhat under ue
influence Of liquor. Iii, wife wanted some money and he
had none give her, and quarrel cn>ued In which the
eldest daughter Augelnc, took part. Cave became
angry and ~cIcd heavy bench knife used in cutting
I she, and weighing eight ten pounds, ana struck
nj granddaughter i'm the head. Hing her 10 the moor
and Featuring her skull. Iii, wife tried u Wrr-t
the weapon from him and had her hand cut ana
Cave himself wa also somewhat hurt lc indlY ran
away. but wa, caught by th" police. H. slepddnTl-
Ter worked n the store Of Charles Broadway R0u~- az
broadway and White ST.. New York Cave was locked
up in the Fuiton--t. Police station.
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of Count Andrassy is lying. She placed wreath upon
the coffin and then knclt and prayed.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

TIE GOVERNMENT PROMISES TO RESTRAIN
LORD WOISELEY'S FACILE PEN HEREAFTER.
London, Feb. 21.-ln tie House Of Commons today
Mr.. Henry Matthews, Secretary Of state for the Home
lie Caron, the spy and nformcr who testified before
the Parncll Commission had not received any pay
ment from the Government since he had appeared as
a witness on the occasion.
Mr.. Edward Stanhope Secretary Of state for War. in
answer to the question whether recent article the
English army written by General Wolsclcy and printed
in llarpcr's Magazine not infraction of the
regulations, said he Of the opinion that it was
not. Nevertheless the Government considered that
members of the general STAFF were bound 10
abstain from discussing matters having relation
to that department. and had had some com
munlcati0n with General Wolseloy on t, subject The
Government was satisfied that General Wolsclcy had
no intention of infringing upon the army regulations,
and that such thing would not happen again.
Mr.. Labouchcrc demanded an explicit assurance that
a list of the witnesses summoned 10 appear before
the Parneu Commission should be furnished before a
called for on the expenses of the Commission
Mr.. ". II. smith said he could not give assurance
that the Government would furnish any information
i'm regard TO the expenses OF witnesses.
Mr.. StansbclNs amendment for The formation of
parOchial councils subordinate to the county councils
was defeated, upon division. by vote Of 2Ji to Isl
Mr. Acland moved TO amend the address by an cN
preston of regret that there mention of free
education in primary schools.
Mr.. ACand'S amendment TO the addreS, was rejected
by 223 to 1853.
Mr. W. H. smith announced that the debate on the
Governments notion that the House adopt The report
of the Pancll Commission was fixed for NaIch D.
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vlcToRy rnR THr NoRroLF pfo1S

Richmond Va. Feb. II. Iu the bitter contest
bctvecn the Northern shipping associations and the
Norfplk Pilot Association. the latter today won #,
.econd victory over the former during the present
session of the General Assembly. The first contest
VA before the senate for the purpose of abol,hus
eompuI -ory plloatc on c"a.t"i-c vessels. The bill
wa, defeated by large majority. The shipping aao'
citation, then renewed the war ou the pilots I'm the
II,i,c yth a bill o abolish the i've year. apprentice
shin system q, qualification for becoming pilot
and substituting an cAlinuatIon hy Board of com
ti--inucr- for any person Who could pas, such au
Examination. The bin va argued before fun com
uttce which, with only one dissenting vote, reported
that il do not pa,
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PROSPERITY Of THE yrw-HANPSHIRE BANKS

boston. Feb. II (,pccaD.-rhe annual exhibit OF
the Ncw-Hamp,hrc bank, is favorable. Two new
ones have been Organized the Cocbrook at Col brook
with capital OF $4,000. and the Peoples. at Lacoa'
with $4,000 The only changes IN capital are WIN
The Ncchauc,' Of Concord, which increased In the sum
OF $4,000, and the Hampshire, OF Portsmouth,
which ha, been decreased In an equal amount l''
total II surplus and undivided profits, not including
t. two ro,. hanks. shows a net increase of $1i7.G-3.
The increase, iu dividend, are; Granite state OF
Exeter. to 10 per cent annually; oomerN"or'h'
% ~ 10. Lancaster. To Lttleton. to o lhoiah
Head ~ Na~hua whose par value is 30 a slig', 1I
= p. no. and CltIcu,'. of Iltou, o. - d -: Ii'
l.,r,.,-c- ave: Dover. 10 20 > per cent. France
town. : to- G12. Grrat Falls. 10 : Merchants, 9l
v,n,h..tor . ~ - and ~ccoud. of Nashua. 10 :.
rl, p,rl.,,,f,rd me pulv state bank in NcW-lamp
lbirc ht, reduced IL, annual dividend from 10 per
cont 10 g. Thc average dividend of MY bthH>' Inc Inc
nc,ln to declare them. 7GO per cent re'Aohcu OIL
tLe uar value as against 7.Go TWO years aso'