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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-15

NEW YORK. Oct. N.-pctrolcum opened steady
and showed some Improvement In tone, but the
trading was light. and alter the first hour he
market became du and remained so until the
close: PENNSYLVANIA oil: Opened At S0Hc: high.
Opened At 20.4c: highest 2ic; lowest 1gL,c; clos.
lug at 1919. Gales 9S ,000 barrels.
OH CITY, Pa, Oct. li.-opencd ut size: hIgh.
est lowest size; closed Ut SIC; sales iii Goo
barrels, ''''
BRADFORD. Pa, Oct. A.-OpencG at slAc;
nnces lSS, 00O barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. li.-Orencd at size:
closed At size; highest Sl3Sc: lowest SlEc;
market dull. r1e'
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Eao:H Sale.

A modern scycn.roomcd house, No. l6 Wiz.
Einla street, one half square from Suspension
bridge. fiuc location.
A properly that will make a very pleasant
hone, nj No. 70 South Broadway, near Virginia
Meet.
Paying investments-,he property sou.hwes,
corner Broadway and Zane streets, three dwell.
Ing houses. Eents for about $50 per year. Price
y!uOJ
Property northeast corner Of Maryland and
North Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for a third house. This
Property is In such Il location that will increase
Very rapid In value, 5000.
BUILDING LOTS.
In the most desirable locations on the Island
from $50 up.
One lot left on south side Fourteenth street.
$50. Your last ctunce 10 buy Il South Front
street let, 70 feet front. East side runs 10 river.
FARMS.
A splendId 52acrc fnrn on Fairmont pike. two
hours drive from this city, has 100 bearing fruit
trees, good house, barn and outbuildings. Ptic.
low.
Vegetable farm, six miles from this city.
Twcntyonc acres Of the best land In Ohio. five
minutes walk from depot. Land will produce
anything That grows In this climate.
9b acres, near Mouildsvllle, for 81 $50, and 9th
cry, II these do notsuit.
G. Q. SMITH.
Drj lsg Market Street,
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'shcAo AMY AAAso AAShty "a HEbo AEuue.
Irish World.
In England and Wales alone the number
OF paupers at one time receiving relief
has averaged for many years upwards Of
100000. OF these about 200 1000 have
been outdoor paupers. The wretched-
meas and mortality among the indoor
paupers is very great. The official re-
ports Of the Registrar Generals Office
show that one.ifteenth OF the total
deaths OF the whole country are those Of
indoor paupers. The annual number of
deaths in the Gaze OF out door paupers
could not easily be nscertained; but
there being 100000 Of these to 100000
indoor paupers, it is not unreasonable to
conclude that the actual number OF
deaths in the ranks is as great; which
would be placing tho death rate OF the
outdoor paupers at only one.third that
OF the indoor class. The conclusion ie
therefore Irresistible that more than
every eighth person in England Wales
dies pauper.
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PEARL BUTTONS,

4 Rcsurrectad Industry Penrl Button
Makers Summoned from Laborers' wor:.
to Good Wages-Skilled Artisans In De.
mnnd.
Philadelphia Prta.
The Mckinley tariff bill has resrr.
rected the pearl button industry in tho
United States and the entire supply OF
pearl buttons for this country will here
after come from home factories. Hun
dreds Of skilled workmen in this branch
OF trade, who for several years have been
doing laboring work at 81 25 and ST so
per day, are returning to their trade, at
which they can earn from 50 so 10 81 per
day.
The decline OF this industry in Amer.
ica after the reduction OF the tariff in
1883 was sudden and sweeping. Its re-
viyal under the Mckinley bill promises
to be just as sudden, and in very few
months it is predicted that it will DO on
a tirmcr basis than it ever was before
here. The factories that are now in op.
Grafton cannot begin to get as many
worknen as they want, Notwithstanding
the fact that firms have been ADVERTISING
Tor men for weeks. y
WAGES GOING UP.
Several manufacturers have already
advanced the wages OF their men. One
Of the first firms in this city to increase
wages is that OF Lazarus, Schwarz K Lin
per, proprietors Of the Biddle Button
Works. They made a new schedule Of
wages on Saturday allowing an increase
Of from Ii 70 20 per cent. This schedule
Of wages will so into effect to-day.
Isaac A. Schwarz, Of this firm, in
speaking Of the past and future Of the
industry, said last night:
The new tariff bill has increased the
duty on pearl buttons about 100 per
cent, which Is practically prohibitory.
1t places the manufacturers OF this coun.
try in better position than they have
ever been. We have been enabled, by
this increase OF duty, to increase the
wages Of our men from is to 90 per cent.
This means that men who have been
earning from Sc to SIS per week will
in the future earn from SIS TO S25 per
week. r
1t means more than that. Hundreds
OF skilled pearl button makers who have
been doing laboring work at 81 so pei
day will be able to return to their trade
and earn living wages. It mesns even
more than that, for all the pearl buttonf
that are made in this country from now
on will 10 made here, and that means
the starting OF neg factories and thu
giving Of employment TO about 5000 o.
1000 men.
When the tsria was reduced on pear
buttons in 1883 there were in Philadel
phis about ono hundred large and small
factories, averaging about fifteen EN-
ployea. Now there are six factories il
Philadelphia and about 100 in the coun
try. In other words, there are in thu
whole country to-day about as man!
factories a5 there were in Philadelphia
before low tariff kiilba the industry.
| While the Ways and Means Commit
tee had tho Mckinley bill under con
s;deration, the pearl button luanuiac
turers formed an organization and sent
committee to Washington to present til,
facts CONNECTED with the decline OF tn
business to the commit.se. As result
lot the statements made by our represen
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What tho Now Tariff Does in rnct,

Robert EHts Thompson IN Irish Void.
The new Tariff puts on the free list a
larger proportion OF our importations
than did any Of its predecessors. Under
the Tariff OF 1883 about one.third OF
them came in free OF duty. Under that
just enacted nearly one.half Of them
will do so. But the goods thus favored
are those We arc not able to produce for
ourselves, and therefore such as come
under the head Of natural aud indis.
ponsnble commerce. They mostly come
TO US along the meridians Of longitude,
and not the parallels OF latitude. They
come to us chiefly from countries OF a
different climate from our own, and not
from the countries which have the same
climate. The Tariff will tend to foster
the consumption OF such articles by
cheapening them, while it will also tend
to increase the demand for labor BY
checking the importation of those com.
modities which are capable of being
made at home. 1t thus favors the con-
sumer and the producer at the came
time. It puts more money into the
pockets OF the worker, and it makes
money 80 farther in his purchases.
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Protective duties on things that we
can make inthis country are Just rs good
an Investment aa building association
stock, Your money does not begin to
come back to you all at once, or for some
time, but when tho process Ia given the
time It requires, you will reap the best
Kind Of profits on It, the profits that viii
stay IN your pocket when you buy an
article for half what you now have to
pay for 1t. And tho higher the "tax,n
as they call 1t, the greater the iuduca.
ment TO home production, the bigger the
supply Of tho product will be, and thc
lover the ultimate price.
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Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. Csc. per box, boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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PRICES and THB TA2IFF,
Continued From E'irst I,ao.,

tariff was put on. Protection cheapens
products In the long run, and you got
more fora day's wages than your father
did. Protection has raised tho pur.
Chasing power Of your wages and given
yon u ssea1y domestic source OF supply
o. much Of what you buy. But tho lei.
Ting OF the same process under way for
more things that you buy, you are told,
10 done by I'm increase Of your taxes
now, even II It does permanently raise
INC purchasing power Of your wages In
Tue long run. And you arc told that
you aIe robbed and oppressed and bled
by selfish capitaliata and robber barons.
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Pension Agent,
JAMES. A, HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, US. Claim Attorney,
Collector and Notary Public. &

Personal attention given TO renting house,
collecting rents, purchase aud sale Of real estate
prosecute claims for peuslon, bounty, "a
N5s4Ey commission llcil IN Tension oilrs, hen.
tIon vouchers certified, DISPOSITIONS TAX ct in
tension claims; deeds. lestts, pgtccmcn;s and
other written instruinonts prepared Tho col.
Ec.Ib1 oiHctouasS q specially. and piomp. 70.
tVn1 Inatlp
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Metals,
(snftOu

new ioEK, Oct. A.-Pig iron steady and dull
Copper dull ut SIG Is. Lead nominal; domestic
s5W. Tin weak and unsettled; straits SCI 50.
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Wool.

DosToS, Oct. li.-Thcrc Is n good demand for
wool: Ohio and Pennsylvania Y ~ ]sa32e: Xxx
35SS1c; M and above 3iac;5c: Michigan Y &c:
gan delninc 3ia35c: Ohio do S5asGc: Territory
iinc G0a62c: fine medium tSaGOc; 55a57c for me.
dunn: Texas, California and Oregon STEADY and
unchanged. Pulled woods firm at 3Oai0c for
super; Babe Tor extra. Foreign woods are
firm.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1i.-Wool market active and
firm; pulled .7a3ic; Texas laa25c,
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FROM DnlCEyAnp AND STREET CAR.


Speaking Of ourselves, l will say tina!
VIC have had the greatest difficulty to
obtain skilled workmen. All tho work
Ia done by hand, and 1t therefore 70.
laires competent men. We now have
between fifty and aixty men In our fac.
tory, and We want 100 more, but we
cant get them. Many OF the men we
now have We got from briclyards, street
cars and other places where they had
drilled, after being forced out Of work by
the low tariff. Whenever we have heard
OF button maker being employed at
laboring work, we have sent for him
and asked him to return 10 his trade.
Still VIC have not been able to get enough
men.
We have requested the immigrant
agents In New York to send US, ut our
expense, all the pearl button makers
who arrive there. believe VIC will need
In this country about $500 or 5000 pearl
button makers, and as many Of the for.
eign factories will DO forced to close,
the men thrown out OF employment
there will come to this country.
The United States Ia tho best market
in the world for pearl buttons. There
arc more OF them used here than in |
Europe. That is largely due to the |
wastefulness Of the people in America.
The poorest families have pearl buttons
on their clothing, and when the old |
clothes 20 into the rag bag tho pearl
buttons 10 along with them. That is
what makes this such good market.
In the old country pearl buttons are
used from one generation TO another,
and 1t is no uncommon thing TO SEQ
young girl wearing the pearl buttons
that were worn by her grandmother.
That is why the foreign market issuch
poor one, and explains why the foctories
over there will have to shut down when
they arc closed out Of our market.
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ding lOLc.
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VAN HourESs' CocoA-Pure, Soluble,
Economical. MwFNw.5

GALVESTON, TEXAS, March 10, 1883.
4. Ethrtnds, AgentJor William Rddam's Aicrobt
Killer:
DEAR SlR-I have been suffering for
years with a complication Of diseases
which originated from diseased liver.
I had dysentery, bloody ilux and inter-
nal tunors. l consulted some OF the
most eminent physicians in the city and
used their medicines for a long time
without getting any relief. was finally
given up to die, when friend advised
mo to try the Microbe Killer. As the
last resort l gave it a trial. and the relief
it gave me was wonderful. When l
commenced to take the NIicrobe Killer
l only weighed eighty.six pounds; my
present weight is one hundred and forty
Six pounds, and l I'M restored TO my
ueual good health, ..as..e.
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Miles Nerve and Liver Pills,

For Disordered Liver try Beecham' 3
Pills. 3., ., 9
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tatives we obtained a great advance in
the duty. This advance mskeu It possible
Tor us 10 manufacture buttons hero al n
profit and pay ourworkmen good wages
1t also shuts out oil our markets tho pro.
duct OF all foreign factories. a5,F
What Is the result? Why factoriea will
be started In nearly all OF The large cities
Of the country. The large importers arc
already making arrangements 10 manu-.
iacturo buttons to supply the trade, and
Within d year all the buttons In the
American market will be the product OF
American factories,
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JOHN ". DERRICK,
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this tenth day Of March, A. D., 1858,
JOHN A. CApLEN, Notary Public,
Galveston county, Texas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. u South Huron street, frame, $500.
No. q South Huron street, frnmc, SaeCO
Frame dwelling. corner North front and
Kentucky streets. Island, lot 75xl60 feet, 50 ,5tO
40. l26h; Fourteenth street, $1,000.
No. .Sl7 Eoit street. frame, S2,GG0.
NJ, Gil Main street, s rooms. brick, 50 zoo.
No. 100 Twelfth street, frame. $500.
No. 1910 Byron street. brick, s. 500.
No. ~ Eleventh street, brick, 1900.
No. 2Slt2 ChaRlIne street, Hane, 5000.
No. LEI Alley H., frame, sl.a0
No. H9!S ChRpliNc street, frame, s?.ScO.
No. laj tOuth Broadway, fine brick, II CO.
No. II Maryland street, Island. frame, $500.
No. New Jersey street, frame. $500.
No. 1877 South broadway. Island. frame, $500.
No. 60 Zano ST., Island, frame. $3.50.
Three room frame house on South Huron
street, lot SOxI2O feet for few days only, 81 l00
Residence ut Leaiherwood. frame, sl,SW.
Frame dwelling on North York street. 500.
Fine brick residence, 70 Thirty first ST., &c. CO.
building lots and improved property III Aar'
tins Ferry, Ohio.
RlNEHART & TATUM,
Real Estate Agents,
SelS 1911 Market street.
az. IT u E,nu.S
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a brcailstuns and Provisions.

NEW YORK. Oct. N.-F!our, receipts 81, 76s
pacHaSess exports 1900 barrels; market dull
ana unchanged. Wheat, receipts 81, CIV bushels;
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Where Thoy Have Plenty of Free Trade.
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WHILIJNVI IHVHUfyt VTIt III
The markets 10 general arc noteworthy this
week only for their lack Of chnnge from last
weeks quotations. The ouiy Hue which has
made a bad break Ia tho chestnut Market which
has dropped from near IS W TO 81 26 III about
one week. ChtEtnuts arc MI IMPORTANT CON.
modify In some parts OF West Virginia, and tho
low price may bAye disas trous effects upon some
country merchants who haye from three 10 Ave
thousand bushels IN stock. Butter isa drug on
New beans are coming Iii, at 100 straight for
tho ordinary kind, Tho vegetable market Is
slowly growing morn satisfactory 10 the con.
suMcI.
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Logan Drug Co., sole agents. Mwr&w
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a FREQ Trade Fallacy EAposcd By an IL.
pe't-Nhat the Mckinley Blil Docs not
do.
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riilLADEirMIA, PA, Oct. l4.-Flour ouIei
Snt iirm. Wheat lrm; No.2 red October 81 Of
hf snnlan g, u VA w December q elal
SlNc; No.? yellow size; No. . mixed October
November aud December 56h,a57c; January XII
Doc. Oats higher: No. 3 white 4Cc: No. 2Wbjtf
october i614ai7c; November A7aA7lSc; Dccembci
inzsai,Ic; January i134aiSHc. Eggs Armer;
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4 KcsurrsctGd Industry Penrl Button
Mixers Sum moned from Laborers' wor:
to Good Wages-Skilled Artisans In De.
mnnd.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct, lI.-Wbest we.,a,,
quiet. ut advance; No. 9 winter rcd snot 81 COZ:
nctobct 81 IOAal 0ox; December 81 OK: NAV
siW. Corn firm, spot 55c; October $50; year
oJHe: May bIe. Oats, western white IiaiGc; do
mixed ioc. Rye quiet: prime 10 choice 75a17c
Hay firm; prime 10 choice timothy SiI OCall 3D.
hutter tsm: fancy Creamery 23a2ic, Eggs Irm
at Wn2lc. Coffee dull: Rio 22c
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{ MIC RIVER RAILROAD TIME
s O table taking eject August II, 1880. Pas.
All trains daily excep, those marked thnsf
which do not ruin on Sunday. ' y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-22
An Oklahoma Bank ASSIGNS.

GUTHRIE, Oklahoma Nov. 22.-fSpe-
cial Tho Commercial Bank Of this
o.,y, winch is the largest bank in the
Territory, ma dc an assignment late last
night for the benefit Of creditors to the
sheriff as assignee.
Tho proprietors havo all left town
The failure involves all that many Of
the depositors have. a largo crowd
have stood about tho building all day.
Orders of attachment arc tackled upon
the door Of tho bank in great numbers.
The failure was caused by the failure of
the Newton, Kansas, National Bank a
few days ago. The liabilities and assets
cannot he ascertained. A run was made
ON the other banks this morning, but
upon showing ample funds, the deposit
tors were satisfied and the panic stopped
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SALEM NEWS.
4 Slight Wrcck-No One Injuretl-Pcr-
sOnal Items of Various Kinds

\ Slight Wrcck--No Ono Injured-Pcr-
sonal Items of Various Kinds.
SALEM, Va, Nov. ol.-[Speciall "A
wreck occurred about : o'clock this even
ing near the depot.
freight was standing on tho track
and another came following on tho same
track. The rear train stopped; then
starting again, moving slowly, and
struck the caboosc of front car and
knocked it off the track and landed it
on the otter track. 1t threw flat and
a boX-car off also. The engine itself
was derailed, the rails spreading
No one WAS injured. Tho caboosc
was moved from the west bound tract,
and No. Ii, mail train, brought over on
that track.
There is no considerable damage
done Evidently somebody was very
engineer reversed his engine, but not
in time
Mrs. Lucy Glass, wife of Mr.. James
Glass, died last night at | o'clock. The
funeral will take place tomorrow even
ing from the Presbyterian church The
services Will he conducted by Rev j. Il.
BRIDGES after which the burial will
take place in East Hill cemetery.
Mr. a. y. Pugh OF Washington. ID.
G., has brought his family to Salem.
Mr. l'ugh is lawyer and has located
hero permanently.
MIR. Lee j. Graves. IL prominent law
yer of Mineral City, is registered TT
Hotel Luccrnc.
George w. Walters, of Cambria City,
Is in Salem looking after real estate
which he owns here.
Mr.. J. w. kingio, who was night
clerk at Hotel Lucernc, has been pro
NOTED to day clerk, and Mr.. Robert l..
fagg, of Christiansburg, now has the
position of night clerk.
The football club OF Tazcwcll Court
House will play the Roanoke College
Club next Thursday.
The committee consisting of w. NJ.
Nelson, Il. w. Logan and George Allen.
who were appointed to select the 500
lots for tho Mccarthy Steel plant. are
hard at work and expect to complete
the job in few days.
This secures for Salem the LARGEST
plants yet located in Virginia.
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by SPECIAL REQUEST -Prospec-

by SPECIAL REQUE ST.-Prospec-
- tus OF detail property map of Salem,
Va, and vicinity. by q. VIM. Baist, sur
veyor and map publisher, No. 900 Wal
nut street. Philadelphia. Author and
publisher of detail property, aliases and
maps of Philadelphia, Wilmington,
Richmond. Roanoke, and many other
cities, counties, and railroad surveys.
| now propose to prepare by skillful
surveyors. from actual surveys, official
records. and private plans, complete
detail plan Of Salem and vicinity. and.
II sufficient encouragement is given in
the way of subscriptions to Justify the
enterprise. to publish the same in the
form of an elaborate map, showing all
the streets. alleys. roads, and lanes
lopened or projecteD. streams. property
lines. names Of tracts and subdivisions,
with lot and block numbers. All the
buildings, with material of construction
shown in colorS (for brick. wood or
stonc). Pablo buildings and manufac-
turing establishments prominently dis
played: railroads. switches. and MANY
other details carefully given. The work
will be handsomely engraved on stone.
printed in colors on fine paper, and
mounted on muslin with rollers at
tached, making il valuable TO every
property owner. business man or anyone
interested in the development and pro-
grcss OF Salem and vicinity. No real
estate or insurance man can afford to be
without it, and every property owner
and business man should encourage this
important work, by which they will be
benefited. Subscription price only 81
per copy If purchased after the map is
published, and the privilege of subscrib-
ing has been given, price SO per copy.
e.. WIN. BA1ST, surveyor and map pub
liShor.
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Players League Dead.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 23.--TSpcciall
"A. &. Spalding, who has been in con-
sultation with Allen w. Thurman, who,
with the Chicago magnate, is member
OF the conference committee selected to
carry out the deal between the Players
and National leagues, says the former
Is dead. Spalding said tho arrange
mcnts had been mado to close out every
Players club with tho possible excep-
tion OF Boston and Philadelphia, and
that the details for the transfer OF Chi
cago Players team would be arranged
as soon as he reached home.
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GLASGOW SOLID.
The Canadian Syndicate Makes
rst Payment.

GLASGOW, Va, Nov. 21.-[Spcciall-
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, president of the
Hockbridgc Company, is in receipt OF q
cablegram from London this morning
announcing that the first payment on
the one and a half million dollars had
been made by the Canadian syndicate,
which will now assure that part of the
stock of the Rocllbridge Company.
Owing to the paniclly condition Of the
money market n London there has been
for the past few days some doubt cx-
pressed as to whether the money would
be paid, but these fears arc proven
groundlcss by the promptness of the
syndicate to fulfill their part of the con-
tract.
The news of the payment of the
money will be received with gladness
over the whole country by those persons
who have invested in Glasgow on their
belief in the consumnation of the deal.
The largest part of the money will be
expended in putting improvements into
the town,in industries and public works,
in addition to those already listing,
which now represent over two millions
of dollars.