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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-31

Moxic Nartosky is a young man WHO
has great passion for; making small
bets, says the New York World. No
matter what the subject under discus
sion, Moxie Invariably offers to lay a
wager that his view is the correct one.
One day he was late at the dining
room where he took his meals. a
stranger was the only other person In
the room. The stranger pounded a
plate vigorously with his knife, and
when the dining-room girl entered she
at once picked out Moxie as tue offender
and read him a lecture on table etiquette,
dwelling with particular emphasis on
plate.pounding. x. ~ sc l7faaab
"Hut ! didn't pound" said Moxle.
"You did," said the girl.
Here was 'sure thing" and Moxit
fastened to say:
/ an bet you s. I didn't pound, ant
leave it 10 this gentlemen" referring t
the stranger, who was the real culprit.
The girls pocketbook was out in nj
instant, and Moxic's g bill was covered
AID passed over to the stranger as stake
holder and referee 1iia '55 ~ J
"Now, sir, who pounded ?" said Moxie
triumphantly. FN97i9 a,}, 9
"Itwas Moxie who pounded" said til
stranger, with judicial calmness, as h
handed the 81 over to the girl. Z ~
"pm willing to take big chances,
said Moxie in relating tho incident late
''but, SO help me heaven, I'll never agai
bpt on II sure thinpn ~ 'sa4..i Rtfs, &,
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MISS WOODS, OF WHEELING,


How She Came to Write Her Socialist,
Book.
baltimore Sun Of Saturday.
a neatly dressed woman OF medium
height, with a pleasant intellectual face
with keen grey eyes and an expansive
forehead partly covered with dark browr
hair-such is Mics Katharine Pearson
Woods, the author OF the new socialistit
novel "A1etzerott." To reporter OF the
Sun, who called on Mics Woods yester
day at her home on McCulloch street
she said it was in Reading, Pa, during
the great iron strikes, when so many OIL
the strikers families were rendered des
titute aud we're suffering from hunger
and cold, that she commenced the study
OF social phenomena, and this probably
created the foundation on which the
work rests. The reading OF "Robert Els
mere" she thought, however, tho more
direct cause OF its production. The orr.
einnl sketch OF the book was planned i'm.
mediately after the hanging OF the an.
archists in Chicago in 1856. "The deriva
ton OF the namc," said she, "was quite
unique. In company with q nun.
Der OF friends I was spending the
day in Washington, and in riding along
in street carl think it was on Penn:
sylvania avenue-the sign 'Metzerott &
Company, Stationers and Booksellers,
caught my eye through the car window
and became indelibly impressed on my
mind; 80, considering it a striking and
mouth.iilling name, I adopted it as q title
for my book. The description of the
character, too, was gotten in a similar
way. On our homeward journey there
sat in front OF us man who looked very
much out OF sorts. and being in 4 merry
humor we nicknamed him the Anarch.
ist,' and it was him whom described
as Meizerott. the shoemaker, and hero o.
my tale" Miss Woods said she did moi
regret having published the book anony
mously. ~. did not have any one place
in mind" she confined, "when de
scribed the town in which the scene
was laid. In GONE respects it resem
blcd Wheeling, which is the city of my
birth, and in other ways Chicago tai.
lies with the description OF the city
Work was begun on the book about De-
cember G, and was finished on the fol
lowing 4th OF july" Miss Woods is c
thorougltgoine socialist. AS already
stated, the native city Of Miss Woods il
Wheeling, W. Va, but when few
years OF ago she came to Baltimore. She
is granddaughter OF the late Jane!
Dabney McCabe, D. D., a man OF grea
intellectual attainments. Captain W
Gordon McCabe, OF Petersburg, Va, il
her uncle. Miss Woods was a child o
delicate health, clear intellect and re
markablc memory. She was educated
by her mother until her seventeenth
year, and then she entered one OF tn
best private schools in Baltimore, wher'
most Of her life was spent. In 1874 sh
became n member Of All Saints Sister
hood as Il postulate for six months, bu
owing to i'll health was compelled to re
tire. Miss Woods is friend OF PROBES
sor Richard T. Ely, OF Johns Hopkin
University, and frequently DISCUSSES &c
cial questions with him. i"
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Second, parcel conveyed to benjamin Dean. on
March .G. issj, md recorded IN Iced Book No.
o. PAGE Il! OF said land records OF Ohio county,
aud calls for that portion Of tho above described
farm lying between the old road ard tho two
forks OF Shur, Creek, Oh the northeast corner OF
ta!d lara, atd containing three acreg, more OF
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Allow q cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach OF medicine. They often
say, "Oh, it willwear away" butin most
cases it wears them away. Could they
DO induced to try the successful medi.
cine called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold
on positive guarantee 10 cure, they
would Immediately see the excs llent Of.
feet alter taking the first dose. Price
5Oc and 81 90. Trial size free. at all
druggists. il4l ,g 5It paw
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The following letter from MI. W. A.
Thomson, Of Columbus, Wis, is Pc
culiarly interesting: "My wife," says
he, "has been treated for her head,
stomach and nervous prostration by
three doctors in New York, two in Chi
cago, one in Philadelphia, one in Gin
cinnati, and at tho large institute in
Buffalo for 1G months. They nil failed.
But one bottle Of Dr.. Miles Restorative
Nervine helped her wonderfully" This
should be used in headaches, backaches,
changes OF life, nervous disturbances,
fits, rheumatism, etc. Ask at the Logan
Drug Company's drug store for a free
trial bottle and DR.. Miles new book on
tho Nerves and Heart. Mwraw-2
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Z Ducklon's Arnicn Salye,

. The best salve in The world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin ieruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. l,
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Don't Fcnl Well.

And yet you are not sick enough to con-
suit a doctor, or You refrain from so
doing for fear you will alarm yourself
and friends-we will tell you just what
you need. 1t is Hoods Sarsaparilla,
which will lift you out Of that uncertain,
uncomfortable, dangerous condition, in:
to n state OF good health, confidence and
cheeriulncss. You've no idea how potent
this peculiar medicine is in cases like
yours, ft 81 ~. :
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TILE WOOL MARKET.
o business md IL letter Feeling.

Bradslfeet's Report.
Somewhat better request for wool has
appeared during the past few days and
prices are, flrmer though nominally un.
changed. More business is doing in the
interior Ms we'll as on the seaboard,
Territory woods are the leading feature.
In fine woods there Is no activity but yet
a llrmer tone. at Boston pulled woods
are quiet, but in the New York market
there is fair demand. New Texas
woods arc expected within u month.
Tho manufacturing situation is un.
changed aud discouraging. ..Iu
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Miles Nerve md Livcr Pills.

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
tho nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cure biliousncss, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Splcn-
did for men, women and children.
Smallest, mildest, surest. Thirty doses
for twenty-five cents. Samples free al
The Logan Drug Co.'s. iSityF, ~.
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Our Hannah Jane,

Our Hannah JAne Wa. thin md weak,
And ashy white her lip aud cheek,
We often thought-and thought with pain,
I'VE soon must losc our Hannah Jane"
With change OF doctors, change OF alt,
She sought for healing everywhere.
And, when our hopes were almost mast,
"Fhvorlte Prescription" tried ut last.
u gave Ills Joy. It gave us hope,
She ceased 10 pine, she ceased 10 mopc,
rierce's rcmedic, arc snro aud truel
Now Hannah Jane is good us new.
Dr., Pierce's Fayorite Prescription Is
the only medicine for women, sold BY
druggists, under a positire guarantee, from
the manufacturers, that It will give sat.
isiaction in every case, or money will he
refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle.wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
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FoR the cure Of colds, coughs, and all
arrangements Of the respiratory organs,
no other medicine is SO reliable as Ayre's
Cherry Pcctoral.e It relieves the asth-
matte and consumptlve, even in advanced
stagea OF disease, and has saved innumer.
able lives. s.zI. DIV
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Piles, Piles, Piles.

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcera-
ted and Protruding Piles. Price so cents.
For sale by Logan Drug Company, bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. D&w
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money aud Stock
l Markets. .u.

Markets.
New YoRx, March 29.-Moncy on call easy
nt SAB per cent. las! loan closed ut ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet and steady at 81 Scat 81. Sales
OF stocks were 37,l2i shares. Frt
The stock market continues 10 show dIniti.
!sh!ng volume Of business, and tho transactions
to-day were In all probability the smalcst on rec.
ord. while tho fluctuations In prices auu tho III.
tcrest taken In them were strictly upon the same
plan. The features Of the market were confined
to selling III Erie In the carly dealings. The bank
statement was, II anything more favorable than
expected, as kOme money was known TO have
gone out OF tho banks. The efforts OF tho bears
gave tho niurkct. which had been utterly stag.
nant, n ratler heavy tonG toward the end Of the
session. and the market closed heavy, though
the iinnl changes arc IN all cases Insignificant.
Railroad bonds duh.
linrnEnmnnl "A MI Ninln hnnIlu Il MI .n.I .lAa.l
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Petroleum.,

NEW York, March 90 Petroleum opened
steady at siTc There was very little business
aud the market ruled dull throughout the day,
Opening at size: highest SIC: lowest SIZE:
closing at Sc. Sales 1900 barrels.
on CITY. March 29.-Pctroleum opened at
AfEc; highest SIZE; lowest si5bc; closed at Sc;
sales Go9 barrels; shipments ii,iS3 barrels;
runs Sd,3jt barrels. 80
BRADFORD, Pa, March 29.-Petrolcum opened
at S.7sc; closed ut SIC; highest S5lIc: lowest
Si2sc: clcaranccs $4,000 barrels. go - -
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 29.-petroleum dull
but steady; opened at SlIxS; closed at Sc; high.
est S5hc; lowest size. 800
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets cleanse md reg.
ulate the stomach, bowels and system
generally. One dose; purely vege.
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

Lot lG0xl9N southeast corner Mnin and Twenty.
fourth streets, with house OF 10 rooms, NO.
al9 Main street. ss.l 80.
Lot C0xllo northeast corner Fifteenth md
Woods street, with house No. III, Fifteenth
street. Tas- - s. 'ssis..
Lo!$ial?O. with hoAse Of rooms, No. 1857 west
side o. Chapline stlect. s'si :, q I
No. III Alley H., G rooms. Lot Goxl"0. bar
gain. = "! -5g- b FsEg
No. 1871 McColoch street, lot $500
The very desirable property on the northeast
corner OF Fifteenth aud Jacob Streets fronting "
iGet On Fifteenth street md running back to the
alley 100 feet. Storcroom and dwellings Nos. 81
nut 81 Fifteenth street.. Must be sold Within u
days, We OIrr bnrgain. F5J 81 - TX
No. SllO Mccolloch street, on easy terms. e y
RiNEHART g. TATuM, ~
Real Estate, Stocks 4 Fire Insurance..
mrs lids MARKEr STREET.
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NlpfnlH.
Dry Goods,

New YoEK, March 99.-pls Iron ouIc, ut SIC 10,
Ivy. copper dull; lake 81 ID. Lead Hat
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Stockholders Meetings.
TruStoe's Sales.
fl'EUSrEES SALE.

IfklSl iIls y ShLbs ..... ..'..
IL virtue OF dccd OF trus. made by Celia
Williams To John T. ~. Myers. trustee, and OF
NIrrfcc NJ the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
Wr.t Virginia, made on the 18th day Of October,
Isl appointing the uudcrsigucd trustee In
rlarc Of Ike sAi,l John 7. st. Myers, deceased,
viii srlI nj The front door OF the Court House Of
EAEI CnnntyOn
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF ApRfL, 1890,
BEGINNING mt 10 O'Clock n. H., tho following dc.
scubci jcnouHl property, towt: Ono purlor
1St one set cushioned ChairI, four sofas, two
lei lounges, four bC,!steads and bedding, four
wash Hul. four bureaus four Ingram carpets.
Two looking glasses, seventeen pictures, seven
ms, UI,e sewlns mnChluc, two CLOCKS, one ward.
robe, ore tsbic stand, SIX wash bowls. three
pichcts, one act cushioned furniture four sets
oiNcd springs, two coal vases, five coal buckets,
four teNirrs. ore cook h,ovc, one extension II.
- sty leather seat chairs. one side board, four
rNi;S 4 lace curtains. two heating stoves, 1--WE
common chairs, one lot cooking utensils ind
one lot o! dishes.
lEnNs oY sALE:-Cash.
WI. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
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WI. ". CowDEN, Trustee.
". H. ItAMEE. AuCti0necr. mrs

UEUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
/ UH!O COUNTY LAND. aer
Nv virtue Of deed Of trust made to me by
Gttnn Hedges, and Ellen N. Hedges. his wife,
dA;cl the 18th ddy Of January, A.D.lss9. md re.
cnf!ed III lhc office of the Clerk Of tho County
Cont Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Decd
Of Trust Book No. IS io!lo T., will oicr Tor sale
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THE WEEKLY, INTELLIGENCFR
Journal 1Rf'f i o1 sRai,nIpg destructive Sms
clean ia every line and suited az L ispin,ment
70 interest and Improve every men,bcr ~ ~
lamNS' whether IL city OF county. 4.Vs " 'as
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II ANAWHA & OHIO RAILWAY !

X ma WHA7 q OHIO RAILWAY. ~
= lEoRT; ". KELLEY, Receiycrl -
:kamawaa ~! Short Line) Schedule in effect
e Tann isisa e change without no.
Ohio River Ra!lroad, arrive Charies,on 10y va
m. Leave Charleston 6:l5 Il, M, arr;va GS Io ?.
ias az - G :, yS e R. cSasiensseen ,
umous and Paaiiandie e' asf G:e5 p m. via col.
"Cental Standard Tine.n Buudars XII, SUNDAY ,loy
ea Y" G vs $50 d. NJ arrive &heepa 1as
ap1l ~ GEO. rprr,,,,
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For Boys and Girls,

@E0N REWARD-WE WILL
DOOO pay the above reward for my
case OF Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. sick Head.
ache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costivenen
we cannot cure with Wests Vegetable 1.-Two,
Pills, when the directions arc strictly complied
with. They arc purely Vegetable and never fail
10 rive satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large
boxes, containing 80 Pills. 25 cents. beware Of
counterieits and limitations. ThegenuIrc man.
nf4ctnred only by John G. West & co. Sold by
McLAIS BROTHERS. cor. Market and Twelfth
streets, Wheeling. ". Va. lE sH2truwpAw
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,,, cfISc1SSArl, o.,March e0.-Co.ton quiet; nit
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When an important man dies he leaves
a void, but he wouldn't if It was some.
thing he could avoid.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. March observation-disclosures 5000
head; market slow; bccvcs 81 SOn5 90: steers
81 iOai 70 stockcrs and feeders 50 20: cows bulls
and mixed 81 50a3 50: Texas rom fed steers 81 10
a3GO. lIogs-Rccelpts u. 900 head: market SLOW
and Sc lower; mixed 81 GOAL 80; heavy 81 iOa
B 10: light 81 coal IS: skips Sl4oai 90. Sheep
Receipts 1000 head; market steady: natives 81 so
a5 90; western corn fed 81 SOaj 70; lambs IS 5Oa
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go Central Standard Time.
Observation-Disclosures
From Bridpenort St,+I,

WIZ . Fl0FH bridgeport Station,
1rains via the Cleveland d. pittsbnrrh po,,.
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pittsburgh, Ghic"yo
ana cleFy sl G go nm FoI rtbutsh io2,
For Pittsburgh aud New York, 2:H n m. p F ~.
9tcubcny!l!c 8:3s q. nj, - '-t'sp r. -. FeF
Trains arrive AT bridgeport at 1853 A. M, 1o.9o
a. IN m, s a3;Ts p m, rs; MI aud 7:62 p M
J ~ .at ,oTo w.; 9niyfor East Liverpool, Cn
FRoA WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh. cInnt,r.,, q.
Louis kailway-PanIlandie Isoute0ieavnW 9 ".
Luz ~ ior sssMdeenvile P.ubureh and tho H ss
sDa m, 1915 J.: IN $50 r. IN, and s:i1 n w
" oT Go' saa c'n Incl indianapolis and st.
and Chicago, l2:i6 p. m. Trains arrvc Whoo,'
Ing ut $50 a. m, 1000 A. M, 2:I5 D. m. and IN
p. n. Trains leAyIng at 600 q, n. md sr1,rin"
~ s:5v p. n. run solid between Wheeling ana
rll,sDnEEh: ~ trains daily except Sunday. A
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prices steady. - - $3.50 $50
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D., z. 4 Q. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Time.
Bel!:.lrc & Zancsvillc Through Passenger leaves
p n. = = = - - $3.50 - ~
WoodSnold Passenger leaves Bcllalre at l:lo D
NJ, arrives a. Dcllaire at $50 a. m. = ~
summarized Accommodation leaves Bellaire
ny l?:2u y. M. arrives at II :O1 a. m.
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NEW YORK, March 29.-The weekly bunk state.
ment OF the Associated Banks shows the follow.
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DrcnilstuflA md Provisions.

NEW roEK, March 29.-Four, receipts 3,OG(
bags; exports 1850 sacks; market dull and I'M
elMnged; sales 80 barrels. Wheat, Iece!pt
wv bushes OF futures; spot market dull; No
changed: No. . red March SIC: April sC;s.s Si
closing at SIC; May S7gc; June SGt1c; July sy,Ic.
Sept. sl1sc: December SIC. ltye firm: western
haS.Hc. barley firm; western ljh6!c; Canadian
70! bushcls Sales iOl.Oo0 bushels OF futures nnl
aa bushels Of spot; market dull: nngradei
mixed S!!Haisi4c: March %G,4c: April aG1.c; MAY
SaIo; June S'%c; July 3SNc. Oats. receipts lO2..
toobushels; sales 10000 bushels o! futures aud
ssW Snsae,s q spot; ere. market firm: April
mixed western 271S,l3lc: white do Sla5'c:
Ne. Chlcnso 3oc. Ilny quiet and steady;
shipping 3saloc; good 10 choice Gaas5c. Hops
up: March l7:s0al7.9Nr: April l7.6jal7. iOc; May
l7.5oal.7Sc: June l7.30alL3jc: July l7.OOai7 dc:
August 10 Csc: September 10, 5bal6.55c; October
i6;Nc; December l5.b9c; january l5,Sjc; spot
a p s'enuSy ana ana qp,ei Klo c1rgoes 2o Sugar
Iallow steady; city Nc. Rosll quiet. Tnrpen.
the dull Eggs stcaiiy at It,Sc. Fork Guet.
OH mess 81 OgAla 30: do new ST 75al2 co. extra
prime - SoAio 70. Lard easier: western steam
| 9sc; August G.G'e; September 6.69c: October
cry lSa"i!<c. Cheese firm; western ioaisc. >'
CHICAGO. March -wheat-Trade was light
anu the market was Ifet without any Necint
change In prices. There was nothing new TO
stimulate trade. nnd operators were Inclined 10
hold of aud await developments Corn dull,
oais steady PROVISION !aarke. attracted little
attention: Flour dull Wheat. cash No. 2 spring
5,9a19ac: No. 2 spring ne: No. red 7A..9Hc;
closing ut 7slc; July 7,31a7sc, closing ii liz
Corn cash No. 2 and April DC: May yyIc: j,sly
size Oats cash No. ?, re; May csc; June ol7lc:
J J1ly slAc Rye. So;2 t?he. Flaxseed. ST ~
Stay $40 5IalC Gd. closing at 5000: June sio Ga%ai
10 y! closing at ,slO G7's: July $40 70alO Is,
closing at $40 ~. Lard. cash G.l21L,aBl5c; May
6l7Hc: June G.2..1Gc; July G30c iiacop. short u
ribs 5.i219as.i5c; shoulders unchanged.
PIItLApElrnlA, March 29.-Flour Quiet md
sMaay; Wheat dull; lair TO good milling iiasic;
April s.ztt4taStA1; May 8IHas5c: June SlXassc'
Corn firm: No, mixed on Track lac: No. linked
snI March a!A1s9e; April aia;6,.c: May SGj3a
2%aiie S s s 1s aa!s.; Mo Tp Mhts c So
MA nrs,s i5Ec. ISIS S'c''u' fsnnsyl'a'
bAatTiNoEE, March 29.-Wheat. western quiet:
No. No. winter red spot. March md April tyaSlc;
Nay ~ md !usy siasic. Corn, western Steady:
june s' sES' SaI Jaly AnFll sna May 3ale
Ha.s All ana unchanged RE slow At s Sis51s.
Lay steady and unchanged. Provisions firm.
Eggs steady at lie. Coffee quiet; Rio 9oc =
!ClSclNSATi, o., March 29.-Flour steady.
Mh.a. arm; No. red Sic; receipts 1860 bushels;
&c. Oats quiet; No. 2mixed 25c, live nominal.
No; ? 5oc. Provisions steady. Whisky firm ut
unchanged. - S'eS' "' . "'e
TOLEDO, O.. March c9.-H'heat nctiye and
lSiwEsr: cash SIC; May s2hc: July 7o1I.e; August
.D1sc May, size. Oats quiet; cash &c, Clsyer.
seed steady; cash and March So 80
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EAST 1.IDEnrY, Pa, March H0.-Cattle-Receipts
gl3 head: shipments $50 head: market nothing
cclpts ., 500 head: shipments 1000 head: market
firm; Inedu aud selected 81 i0ali,; common
to best Workers S, BAL 49, pigs 81 Coat 10. Sheen
Receipt, t,GCU head; shipments 1000 head.
market slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. O.. March 29-uogs, firm: com.
mon md light 81 65ai =: packing and butchers
head, :. -. - 80 80 s'' ~
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Through tickets. and baggage checked, tn all
points; For rates and other Information address
W. RoSISsoS, q. I. A.. Fnrkcrsbnrg,
Az: BANDf. A. Q. r. A.. ParEcrsbUrr''
". II. osIioEN, S. r. A., pome1oy,v ohio,
The Irish standard., 1890-06-14

CANADIAN newspapers do not take
kindly to our census system, as will be
seen from the following extract on the
subject from the Canadian Freeman:
'srhe United States papers are COM
planning of the many impairment Ques-
tions to be- asked by the census takers
who are about to take the census OF the
country. Imagine the feelings of busi-
ness man who has to hand to an ir-
responsible person, perhaps we'll known
to him, and perhaps not friendly to
him, a statement of how much he owes,
of the extent of mortgage on his pro-
pertv, ETC., or of any citizen, male or
female, who has to give to local ques
toner and possible critic full detail
of debts, diseases and personal defects.
how long he or she has been deceased
or deformed, whether he owns the
house in which he lives. or if not who
does own it, and what is the postofice
address of it's owner. These questions
are not proper, and it is to be hoped
that they will all be avoided by the
Canadian government when the next
census is being taken. They are rarely
truthfully answered, and therefore have
no value" ".
The Irish standard., 1890-06-14
DR.. SHUTTER SPEAKS.

Rev. DR.. Shutter, assistant pastor of
the Church Of the Redeemer, preached
on the Bennett law last Sunday, and
denounced the Catholics and Lutherans
of Wisconsin for opposing it. In the
preamble to his sermon DR.. Shutter
recites certain portions of that law
which he says the Catholics and Luther
ans are opposed to, and, as might be
expected, falls into the same error that
has characterized the attacks of other
Professionals before him. Speaking of
that portion OF the act that refers to
the teaching OF the English Language in
all the WISCONSIN schools: "This is
the head and front Of the laws offend
ing. DR.. Shutter has evidently not read
the Bennett law, and if he has, he has
misunderstood the objections that
Catholics have TO it. The Wisconsin
Catholics are not opposed to the teach.