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CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. lo.-Cattle- Receipts 16coO
heaa; shipnehts LOO head; market slow;
fancy Christmas steers IS Ggl5 Is: other grades
95a5yc lower. Hogs Receipts $4,000 head: ship.
mehts G.O0o head: market active and sleauy:
rough and common mixed 81 iOa3 so; prime
mixed and packers s. 6Oh3 70; prime heavy 8 75a
Sso; 90 lisht y 5at35,. sheep-Keceipls 1870
and unprohu,b BILE: out OF 49, to 40 car lois on
sale barely 30 loads have been sold al late hour
aud these ut decllnc OF l5ai0c. l.rI'
EAST Liberty, Pa, Dee. -Cntllc-gcce,n,s
9ei head; shipments SS2 head: market very
duL; prime s. 5eai "; far TO good s. 5oai u;
common q uga2 ~; bulls. cows and stays 81 SEA
20: Hogs-Keceipts 3.70o head; Shipments
lr9N head: market steady: phindelpniss s. 7ta
50; mixed 50 Goa3 70: heavy iorEcrs s. iOa; 10;
Light forSers s; 25a3 IS; pigs $! 50a3 o. Sheep
Receipts 10 head: shipments 1900 head;
market dull: prime - 75a, GU fair to good 81 2Sa
! So; common 5. U0aS o.; lamDs 81 t0a5 IS: veal
calves SIS COeG w. : -
CIScISSATr, o., Dec. lo.-TIoss in good de.
maud; Common and light s! 16a3 40: packing
shipments coo head.
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GLOW to Cure All Skin Diseases

J Simply apply "swAYSEs olSTNENr." Noin.
ternal medicine required. Cares, tetter, ccze.
ma, Itch. all eruptious On the face, hands, nose,
&c, leaving the skin clear, white and healthy.
lis grea, hes lug and curative powers are nos.
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
for Sw ATSE'S OINTMENT. rrhsaw
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LEGAn NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

-a-'-' 49, - w ASS' Il. #-.F
ID tha Circuit Court of Ohio county, ives.
Virginia. ~ 80
complainant, r
& .tt -, lt- ~, ~.
August Bnds,hwing, Joseph A. In chancsry,
Il ArRle, Trustee, aud tho La Al.
Iona Building, Loan and raw.
Ing Association, defendants. -.sE
BY virtue OF m order entered Ia tho above
entitled cause on tho End day us NovelnLcr
| Bioner OF said Court 10 take, state and report
as follows: ~
Flrst-To ascertain, sa'c and repor. 10 the
Court what sur, II any, ~ duo the com plHluart
II. i. Schroeder, ioIn August hudsChwing, one
! Of the defendants, under nhd by virtue Of The
claim OF mechanics lion Us set out In said bill
A OF complaint. ,gir 5i' ~ :.
secoad-To ascertain. .ta,e and report 10 the
Court MI other liens against or upon the real
estate OF said defendant, Angus. budschwing,
3deIcrihed In ta!l bill, with their amo hts and
their prioritieg between themselves. aud with
Preference t0the lien Of atta schroeder II.
Third-To ascertain anu report to tho Court
}any other matter desired By either OF the parties
lhereto and which may properly DO the subject
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
1hss hxed upon Saturday, the g7th day OF Decem.
dbcr, 1880, com r1encing AT 10 CLOCK Il. m as the
thine, and his office, No. 1908 Chup!ine street, 10
jthc city OF heGllng. Ohio county, West Vir.
}giniai rs the place, At which he Will proceed 10
ascertain and report The several matters IN the
said order OF reference required.
Given under my baud this 3rd DAY OF Decen.
ocr, 1880.
8. Q. DoYcE, Solicitor for Complainant.
.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS,

swinc-The1c is quite full offering this week,
and lis quality generally Is acceptable TO deal.
eIs. Trade Is generally reported as only fair,
by some fairly good. Prices are oil full Nc
and range 45sa5l4c per ID net, 4 few OF the best
western hogs ut the latter figure, most sales
ranging around Sc per Ii net ag'2Irgl# 7'I
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'VRUSTEE'S SALE.

EBy virtue o. deed OF trust made by Henry C
II 1iemann and Annie II. Ticmann. his wife, I.
NE as Irustce. bearing date on the first day Oh
[iecsmoer, 1885, aud recorded III the office Of tho
clerk OF the County Court OF ohio County
West Virginia; I'll Deed of Trust Boo No. ~
p}se 67o,l will proceed 10 sell at public auction
ut The front GoUr OF the Court House for said
Ohio county, In tho CITY Of Wheeling. on
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ietal,

New HoRK, Dec. lO.-pig iron md copper
nominal. Lead weak; Domestic 81 Is. Tin,
straits 81 70, aer,.rI - ~ -
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1890,
beginning ut 10 O'Clock a. M, all the right, title
mud Interest OF the said George ". TiCmaun ind
Mary A. T!enanu, his vile, or either of them,
legal or equitable, In the following described
real estate, that Is 10 10Y: Four actes aud
y twenty percles Formerly part OF the farm al
ono time owned by Adam Filchner and after.
wards by sGmliei J. Boyd IL Ohio county, OH
the National Road. about two and u half miles
east OF the city oil Wheeling; beginning at stske
on the cast side Of the said roud, and The south
west cotnc! OF tract land on the 10Th day OF
July, 1885,, conveyed by Adam Fitchncr aud wtit
to jacob NJ. Warden; thence north 26l5 ives,
16.l7 poles; thence north d5.IS east ilI poles;
thence soulh y cas-. l5.1 poles to the ltne 81 the
land conveyed rs hloTesnid to said Warden
thence south 6th2 west ieM poles with the line
OF the land conveyed ns aforesaid 10 said War.
den 10 the beginning, together with the RICH
OF way along n lane Twelve feet wide running
with and adjoining tho northwest line OF Il par
Gel OF land, near the !nnd conveyed by said deco
OF trllst) Oh the 10Th day Of July, 1885,. conveyed
BY Adam Fitchuer aud wife to Edward N. Nor
tom also the right 10 the use oil the large spring
in another and contiguous part Of said farm.
I with theturthcr right 10 lay water pipes from
said spring TO any OF the land conveyed by sal,
deed OF trust. But all iect 10 the coucl.rcn.
and joiut interest of certain other persons SpCci
4 fed III said deed from taid Fitchner amt wife Il
II said Edward n. Norton; the said properly above
4 conveyed being the same which was conveyed
to the said John Henry Tiemsnn BY George
tiAsOpiAaUH hbA WIZ v aISA AtitSu
1850, aud OF record ln the land records OF Ohio
county, In Deed Book No. is, page 1871.
/ TEaMs or SALE-one third, or rs much more
as the purchaser may elect, cash In hand On tn,
iEy Of sale, and the taauee In two equal install
hnents. payable respectively In six and twelve
tnonthS from the DAY Of sale with interest, til,
tiurchasey 10 give his notes for the deferred In
aiGlfrents wi good security. and the legal It'll,
10 he fe,niued Us further security until The salt
lkotes and interest arc paid.
1. tIpl3 q ". L. HUBBARD. Trustee.
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CISclSSATI, O., Dec. lO.-Co,ton steady and
quiet; lnidlings 9hc. * y -
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tnkUsTEE's SALE.

I 4 N vs. ~ : $50
!; BY virtue OF q Deed Of Trust made by Elm n:s
EclnrlcI 70 me rs trustee, dated September -.
4 1856, recorded In the office Of the Clerk o! the
= County Court OF ohio county, ". Va. III Deco
OF Trust Book No. ~, pago 81, VIII sell 1T the
north front door OF Inc Coult House OF said
. county on sTs5 5r
WEDNESDAY, THE l4rH DAY OF JANu.
80 AIRY, lSol, 5.e .ta
4 commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the folio xinS
y described property, that Is to SAY: Apart Of lot
Numbered one hundred and torty'one in the
= Fifth Ward OF tho City Of Wheeling, Ohio coun.
/ street, south OF Twentieth and north OF Twenty,
/, Iccoud streets, in William thGptint and John
\. Rolf & addition to Rid city, said part being
4 BOUNDED and described as follows: beginning
X at tho nor Invest corner Of said lot on Market
street aud running southwarlly along said
street forty .0ne feet;i thence with line parallel
IN In the north b0uncGry line Of said lot 10 the
z eastern bounASry line OF til ssme thence north.
;, wartly along raid eastern boundary line 10 the
northeast corner OF said lot, aud ience Win the
z said north boundary line to the beginning. !;
Tho tito Il believed TO be perfect. but selling
Ms trustee, ] will convey only tho title vested III
mo by said deed o. trust Il, }5' 'si'i
4 TERMS OF S4LE-0ne third md rs much more
ns tho purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash on the
day OF sale, the balance In two equal install
,ueuts st one and two years, notes beRring inter-
est from the day 0! sale TO be given for the dc
1prrCd payments, the title To BIO retained IN.
r ra' ~ W. j. ". CowDEN, Trustee.
\ " " II MAILER AuctinncGr. l-.'5 del0
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4 "A LII KIND OFFANCY AND PLAIN
& IN Job Work neatly and promptly executed
Z at tho INTEILfGESCER JOB ROOMS, Nos. %
: end n Fourteenth Street. M 80
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North Main st. School
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

VT bOl , HIVD VIHLS,
DAT, sEPTEMBER il. a graded eo.,, n S ot f..
ttr,cs!on,, based upon Natural DerclupE,cnt
both o! mind and body. will continue TO be care.
inl!y pursued. Special advantages o6ered to
children who need careful Individual RsSistance.
years. All the primary English braucheS' ~.
gether with Oral French Included In tho regular
course. Drawing. and Instrumental Music also
provided. Careful attention given 10 Tic forn,a.
Won OF correct habits OF speech and In the use OF
the voice. Stammcrlng and other impcdimenis
OF speech overcome by Instruction based upan
natural law. Callsthenics and singing cser.
elIcs, accompanied by piano. Terms ,uoleratc.
For circular, call upon or address, -
MISS MAE BELLE HAET.
An! 80 = -. 127 Main Street. 81
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Contra! Standard Time,
lH2nnSg|Vdnid LINES.
From sr,dpenor4 Static

lcnH from bridgeport station
Trains via the Cleyeiand & Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave bridgeport 10. Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 1850 a. N. For Pittsburgh, iO:i,
.. N. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 p. N. For
Pittsburgh and Sew York, 2:ii y. N. For steu.
benvllle, s:13R.rl. ss.'.l y -
Trains arrive al Bridgeport at 800 a. NJ, 1890
q. M; 1910 p m, 4:52 p. m, and 6:l5 p. m. =
On Saturdays onlY-For East Liverpool, 6:,l(
p. NJ; from Fiat Liverpool, HIP p. IN. In
FRoa WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati 4 81,
Louis Reilway-Pan' Handle R0ute--leavcWheo
Ing Tor ateubenylle. Pittsburgh and the Esst,
6:J a. M, l235 p. H., $50 p. IN and $40 h. mi
For Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81.
Louis, GEO n. n. and $40 p. IN. Fo. Columbus
and Chicago 2:Ij p; 70. Trains arrive at Wheel.
10. Trains leaving Of 60 a. n. and arriving Al
eco p. M, run solid between Wheeling End
Pittsburgh. Att trainEd.fty EXCEPT Sunday. - :
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points. 20 - y -
For rates and othe. information address
Y. J. ROBINSON, G. r. A.. Parkcrsburg. ~
!. J: candy, A. G. PA, parkc,SDurg. &, =
JIG. TOMLlNS0S, Pas. Agent, Wheeling. " Va.
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hH -.|.f
Piles! Piles! Itching Pilcs,

I Fon a Disordered Liver try Beecham's
Pills. w. -l. 2
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


r#'4# Markets. r
NEW York, bee. l0-Moncy on call easy, rang.
Ing from 2to Q pct cent, last loan pc, cont,
closed offered at 3 per cent. Primo mercantile
paper 7hal0 per cent. Sterling exchange excited
and active At q 7sai IS. Sales ?i5,o0 shares.
The stock market TO- day was less active than
that Of yesterday, and the strength Of yesterdays
market was not held. Notwithstanding that call
loans were easy throughout the day, never
being moro than per cent and reaching as low
n? per cent The temper Of tho market nt the
opening this morning showed that the rise Of
yesterday was moro OF a squeeze OF tho shorts
than anything else, and tho demand for that
purpose was entirely lacking.
The losses NJ the opening extended TO nearly
per cent, but the decline alter making consld.
cradle further progtcss was checked, AMI Il full
recovery occurred, There was another attack
Ia the last hour, which carried prices down 10
the lowest OF the day. Tho Coal stocks were
specially prominent in this later drop. Tho
mar ct finally closed active and weak at about
the lowest OF the day. Tho final changes arc not
50 large, however, while Lackawanna Is down
NJ, Union Pacific *, New jersey Central .,
ltock Island aud Colorado Coal each ~ and
sugar N per cent. 91
hAilroSd bonds were quiet. Sales sl,il.C
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BROWN IRON BITTERs
Cures Dyspepsia, In,
digestion & Debility
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TOLEDO. O., Dec. 1o-Wheat dull aud firm:
cash aud DecomAcr Ga@c; May 81 COZ. Corn dull
and sieAcY; cash, 531ic; May SIC. Oats dun;
CeMber s. OO; February 81 III - ~ -
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RAILWAY TIME CARn.

Nav IA ,, en- departure OF Trains on ,nd nitc,
MARKS: ! .i EfSsr mnHSsa or RrrEnESes
excepted: Saturday exesp SsSiepsn; MONDAY
.-se!ntdsy only. EAstern stanInli ii inn' onIyi
, 1890-07-09
Lady Magi%s trates.

In many of the Western States of
America it has latterly been the tashlOh
for cities and townsville difference be-
tween the two is Ineligible only to Amerl-
cans-lO select their mayors, or rather
mavOl 2sses, their police magistrates, ana
their Boards of Aldermen, or rather Alder
women solely from the ranks OF the taIr
sexiI 1t is true that in the very word
AIderwomen, or elderly women, there is a
linking insult with which few of she high
minded asSerters of their seX'S rights
would be inclined to put up. We regret,
however. to say that in some instances
the interesting experiment. OF appointing
ladies, and occasionally unmarried ladleS,
TO seats on the bench has proved to be a
faiInrp Thus the little "city' OF Edgert0n,
in Kansas, has shown itself neither more
nor less than q "one-hOrse town oy making
its atmosphere intOlerable TO the Lady
Mayor. the police justices, and the BOARD
Of AIderwOmen, whom it selected LOT
those responsible posts no farther oacK
than the beginning of the present year:
A S~candalous report has just been caoIeo
to the effect that these distinguished Ie-
male officials have resigned III a 0
'because the men made fun oil them.
Nothing is said to indicate that there was
any disposition among the adult males OF Ell,
geton, Kansas to repudiate the authority OF
DE female magistrates by refusing to OBEY
their mandate aud respect their DECISIONS
Perhaps they may have had no more OPP
portunity Of passing sentences upon men
and women brought up before them than
was enjoyed by the magistrate described
hy Charles Dickens in his "Amerlcan
Notes" who occupied an Office which look
ed more like a DANES school than a police
establishment, "as this awful Institution
was nothing but "a lazy, little, goodfor-
nothing front parlour, open to the street
wherein to emasistrate aud his myrmldonS
, 1890-07-09

syrup just above the drum by any ar
rangement of pipes which will ensure a
good distribut, IN;
(2) A Roots Blower delivering at
least 1000 cubic feet Of air per minute,
which it is estimated will do for an out
put of about % tons of sugar a week
under favourable circumstances.
The advantages are =
Q) Much more rapid boiling. The
gain is about 20 per cent
(2) Evaporation is carried on at a
lower temperature. The lowest yet at
tanned is 1859 f., but with a well arrang-
ed apparatus it is expected that 1899 or
less will be got;
E) Larger strikes can he made an
ordinary Aspinal pan from which (%withOut
the air. three strikes go to ton Will hold
a ton to a strike;
a. The sugar tests higher by several
degrees.
81 The molasses is less, but how
much less has not yet been definitely de-
termined.
The above is q rough outline of the
process and its advantages. AS Tor the
cost, that would vary according to wheth-
or the ordinary Aspinal pan, which gives
very fair results, was used or a deeper
pan made specially. IN any case 1t IS
estimated that IN an estate turning out
saw 500 tons of m%uscovadO the increase IN
the value of one crop would pay for the
necessary machinery several times over
, 1890-07-09

TO ArChdeaC0n Balpln, urges CHo loudnlo
on the Glensharrold estate to accept the
last offer of the Landed Estates Court,
which reduces their rent by 30 per cent,
and forgives entirely four years of arrears
on the payment OF one years arrear, less
30 per cent. Mr.. Parnell had recently
proposed in the House of Commons
to lend money to the Landlords IN
order to induce them to lower rents by 80
per cant. Here was a public tribunal low
ering rents by that amount without any
offer of help to the landlords, and yet the
tenants on the GIensharrOld estates We're
advised to refuse the terms offered them,
and to suffer eviction rather than accept
the very terms which Mr.. Parnell haPpro-
posed to the House Of Commons to induce
the landlords to give. 1t Will be imposSl-
BILE, says Bishop ODwyer, "tO persuade
the public that these poor people are still
the victims of, Tapacious landlordism." Ii
they follow the advice of the agitators,
says the Bishop, they will by one supreme
act Of folly ruin themselves without deserV-
ing the sympathy of the public. That is the
kind Of speaking out which we had hoped
to hear from the majority of Irish Bishops.
Yet, in fact, those of them who speak out
in this manly fashion are but some two or
three in the whole hierarchy.
The Observation-Disclosures are furious be
Gause a French cruiser has prevented some
ottleir fishermen from plying their trade,
and threaten To pay no taxes, or even to
annex themselves to the United States.
They have, moreover, sent two delegates
home TO plead their cause with the Foreign
Office, and stimulate it to energetic action.
The question, as we recently pointed out,
is one OF unusual c%Omplexity. The treaties
vest the sovereignty of newfoundland in
Great Britain, but they guarantee rights
of fishing to the French, and Of putting up
huts on shore during the tlshing season,
and even, we greatly fear, of preventing
Colonial comp tition.' The natural course
under such circumstances would be to buy
French rights bur the French will not sell,
because they think they can use the rights
to worry us out Of Egypt. That Is not so
safe or so aStute a policy as 1t looks, Tor
not to mention tn irritation it creates. we
also could play the game of worry. We do
not advise it, for it is unworthy work !;
but if Lord Salisbury looked into the Tunls
question, he would find plenty of oppor-
tunity for making himself unpleasant. The
plain truth is that every Treaty limiting
rights Of sovereignty in a ceded territory
laws the foundation of endless chickering's
aud emmities.
, 1890-07-09
M lIaNeOWS 8.
Spectator, 7th J~ne,)

Npssers Opppnheim have addressed a let
ter to the Times, stating that they have re-
ceived many kilograms from America assur-
inc them that a Silver Bill will pass within
three weeks at farthpst. This is corroberat-
ed by a telegram stating hat a eau Gus OF
Republican Representatives has agreed to
a Bill under which the Treasury will pur-
chase silver to the extent of E9OO,O 900 a
month, and will issue certificates which
will be legal tender, and may be paid in any
money current in The United States, silver
included. There is a proyi>o in the Bill
that if silver rises to the value, as cOmpar-
ed with gold, of one to sixteen, free coinage
shall become imperative. The terms ultl-
mately adopted may not be precisely these,
as the Houses must agree but 1t may be
taken AS certain that Senators and Repub-
liCans are sick of speeches only uttered Tor
their constituents, that the Silver Party
has a large majority, aud that some COM
promise had been privately arranged. That
is the method of managing business in
Washington, and if it were always certain
4hat corruption was absent, it w"uld not
he a bad way. Only it is rather a pity that
40 much time is wasted over "debateS'
which the great newspapers never dream
al repOrtiny. and which never affect a vote.
The speeches could be taken as spoken, and
sent as pamphlets to constituents, who
could read them or not, as they telt lnclln-
ed.
A considerable event, the effects of which
we have discussed in another column,
occurred in Italy on Saturday. An i'm
aginary coalition of groups, which was to
have overthrown Signor Crispi, or at least
to have seriously weakened his position,
suddenly disappeared, crushed by a vote
of centre confidence passed by the Cham
Der in so many words by a majority of 329
10 81. The debate was on the whole of the
Internal administration of Italy, finance
included it lasted five days, and 1t was
believed that a. the dic0ntente1 sections
would unite in a vote of censure. When 1t
came to the point. however, each group
discovered that it wished Signor Crlspl 10
rule, though it diSllked his cOnducC IN
som. one particular, and the division leIC
him more completely the master than ever
1t is distinctly stated that this vote, when
has amazed the friends of the Papacy ana
of France. was not the result of any negO-
t~iations, bnt expressed the real decision OF
The Chamber that Signor Crlspi is for the
time the Indispensable man. The result
is satisfactory as regards foreign policy,
but it leaves Italy internally i'll a most
doubtful condition. SignOr Crlspi Will
never settle the quarrel With the Church,
which is not beyond settlement; and he
has not displayed wisdom in his manage
ment of finance. 1t may be necessary to
sn,.nd. hut the necessity should be avoWed,
Aud the Budget be absolutely truthful. At
nr4Sent it is French rather than frank.
An admirable letter from the Roman
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sible for the ills which they undergo in
later years. No intelligent person needs
to be taught that if. for instance. the
chest Is depressed. all the organs below
ere eorrespondingly affected. and if lung
troLbles do not follow this peruicious
habit. other difficulties, equally serious
Will. 1t Is because. moreover. of this
habit, that the forms of so many women
become, even in early womanhood. i'll
shaped and gross, with protruding abdo-
mems and ungraceful outlines. If by our
earelessness IN the position of the body the
muscles are allowed to become lax, there
Is gradual settling down of the entire
Inquire, which Is as ruinous to grace as it is
detrimental 10 health.
If women would acquire in early years
the hab1t OF walking. standing and breath
ing correctly there would be little need to
resort to art for the secrets of artificial
comelineSs.
To stand so that the organs of the body
shall be held in proper position is the
surest way to keep the form free and re-
dundant IN grace and motion. To breathe
correctly Is to keep the blood free from i'm
purities ard to have the complexion pure
and beautiful; it is not possible. however.
to breathe correctly unless the dress Is so
arranged as to allow perfect freedom to all
the organs; hence d sturdy hygienic dress
must not be neglected in connection with
all these other things,-Mrs Jenness Mil