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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09


q feet front on Chapliue street, sl,1OO
Il lots IN Filan, White Galagher's addition,
Sf0o TO 500 each ay
Two lots on Charles street. $500 each.
Is acres, four miles east Of the city, with three
houses renting at $40 per annum, sand stone
quarry, lime stonc,a very good quality OF &C.
men, stone and coal, with bank opened 10.
Same, sJ,5Cp.
81 acre farm five miles from city, with good
seven.roomed house on same, s., 800.
100 acre farm eight miles cast OF city, at SIS
per acre.
S6acre farm two miles east Of city, $1,000.
81 acre tarm nine miles east Of city. $500.
4Oacro farm III splendid condition In Monroe
county, Ohio, with good house and u variety o!
fruit trees, g., 800
% mere farm ninc miles west Of Bridgeport
Ohio, with good house, FIVE acres In raspberres
and strawberries and n variety OF other fruit,
$500.
= -Four acres one mile east OF city. tE
Will exchange several OF the above farms ioi
city property. -s-yL-l1. 81.
rs ~ S. NESRlTT,
= deS iy 1850 Market street.
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points. ..ts0ss 81 80 - ~. i -
Fer rates aud other Information address
". ). ROBINSON, @. P. A., Parkerrh,irg,
a. j., DANDY, A. 6. p. a., Parkersbutg.
jig OMLINSON gag. Aper,t Wheeling " Va
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Central Standard Tire
lines.

ttHAF N FTutH bTIuRepOFt Station M
Trains via the Cleveland 4 pittsburgn Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 1850 e. N. For Pittsburgh. lO:ias
Pittsburgh and Sew York, 2:i, p. IN. For s.eu.
benvIlle, S:i3 am. ~ = = 4, ~ = 80
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 800 a. m, 1880
a. NJ. R:lop. m, i:5! p. m, and Sis p. M.
p. NJ; from East Liverpool, u:l2 p. N. ,1g
FROM WHEELING STATION. js,
Trains via the PITTSBURGH. Cincinnati d. al,
Louis Ra!lway-Pan'1fa Hand die Routc--leaye Neal.
Ing for steubenyille. pi,tybuIgh and the East
6:2u Il. M. l2:35 p. M, $40 p. IN and $40 D. mi
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST,
and Chicago, 1885 p. N. Trains arrive at Wheel.
Ing at $3.50 a. m, 1000 a. NJ, 2.5 p IN. and 500 n
n. Trains leaving at Go a. %. and arriving Al
ECO p. M. run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. All trainEdsi!v except snnh az -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09

And kindly taces to my own uplifting
The love which answers mine. .HH
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Thou who hast made my homo o, life SO pleas.

hear far voices out OF darkness calling
My feet 10 paths unknown.
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

Thrte roomed house, ground 6oxICo feet,
First Wafd-. .......-...S w
Four lots with 5.rooned house on High ST.. 1.5ut
Four.roomed house, 1868 Woods street...... ! ,OCu
Six roomet house, 2C2 Sorth York street,. 2,00U
Sevcn.roomed house. "0I North York street /, 500
Nineroon1ed house, 1881 Market stieet...... zoo
Four roOued house, 1853 Woods street....... 1.S0t
Threc.r0omel house. 2il0 Woods strcet..... LOS
One hall lot on Jacob street, Fifth ward..... 2e6
One.haIf lot on Maystou street, sixth ward. SCI
One lot on MeySton street, six Ii ward. secs. 1,ltO
Ono hal! lot on Eoi street, Sixth ward....... oOd
Three houses In the Sixth ward. Rental
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qbe Sntelliaellltt.
once, Nos. 20 aud RI Fourteenth, Street.
THE LIFE'FvR WHICH | LONG,

When on my day OF light the night Is falling,
And In the winds from unsunned spaces
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have but Thee, 0 Father! Let Thy spirI,
a, Bo win me, then, 10 comfort aud uphold:
No Kate oil pTari, no branch OF palm merit,
Nor streGt OF shining gold. I,..yI I7,1''
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no YOU WANT "A STU ALTON =?
~ HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? il so,
Advertise In tho lNTELLlGENCER, l-9g{5
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40 west Broai4sy, Now York.
This IS the only Il IN edy that will curc Nailcrs
For sale bv G. 4 Goethe. Logan
DRUG Company and John Coleman oc1l DiW =
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When on my day Of light the night Is falling,
And IN the Winds from unsunncd spaces
hear far voices on, OF darkness calling
MY feet 10 paths unknown. -'
Thou who hast made my homo Of lie SO pleas.
ant, H1I5 7f I.'1-. =
Leave not It's tenant when It's walls decay;
love divine, Q Helper ever present.
lie Thou my help aud stay! Tl5 81. n.
be near mo when nli else is from mo drifting,
Earth; Ky, homes picture, days Of shade aud
And kindly iacss to my own uplifting
The love which answers mine. .H8
have but Thee, 0 Father! Let Thy spirl,
a, Bo win nc, Tier, 10 comfort aud uphold:
No gate OF pFarii no branch OF palm merit,
Nor street OF shining gold. go fTG' '
snalce i II, my good and III untcckoucd, "a
Ana both forgiven through Thy bounding
ana myself BY hands familiar bceloncd
Unto my fitting place -.
Some humble door among Thy many mansions,
some shelteriny shade where Sin mud striving
cease, .r H.#..s - -.
And flows forever through heavens green OK.
panslons EU SO - -.
The river OF Thy peace. .s.
There, from the music round about me stealing.
! lain would learn the new and holy song,
Ana lind At last, beneath Thy tees OF hralIug,
Inc HE Tor which long.
John G. Whittier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09

TITS dangerous to neglect catarrh, for
it leads to bronchitis and consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh in all
forms. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09

BROWN s IRON BITTERs
Cures Dyspepsia, In-#.
digest ion C Debility
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~ Cotton. g9!' .EFIs} =
,, cISe a;S O., Dec, s.-coston quiet; mid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09

From Pittsburgh, HOO n. H., daily, and 12,4j
p. m, daily. except sunday, SOS aud lD:20.p,
H., daily, and 2:SO a. M, Sunday only. = -:
washington Accommodation, 7:t0 q. M, daily
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find myself BY hands familiar bccsoned
Unto my fitting place -.
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u, LSsye Wheeling. Daily Trip, City rime-6:4o,
$50 lO:OQ and Has a. M; AGO. 400, Geo D. nj.
Leave Wheeling Sundays, City Timc-S:O0,
1000 "nd 1900 n. m: 200. 400, 600 y, m, -
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rs cents, 80 cents mud $500 per Nptiis.
w, II. IOoEE2 & CO.,
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Government, and State bonds dull bu. firm.

Rsilrosd bonds were more active. Sales sl,7s,.
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New Novelties From rho Hands of Skilled
...M nIakois of Jewelry.
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9Th Avenue and 10Th Street.
4 BRIDGE CiBLE BREAKS.

GREAT DELAY Drt To THE t'.lpENT "IH'IS
,NDs OF pI0FLE COMP LLLD TO WALK
Travel vas heaviest upon th" Rroodyn Bridge Mt
,tpn, s. r.. ~ Yesterday when he cable which draws
tho car- parted Crossing tic Bridge was then most
disygrcablc lob When the cable broke there was
nrre number NJ trains on the track These Of
cour,e. were stopped instantly whore they Stood ana
The people who were hurNin- 20 New YORK to begin
their DAY, labor were compelled either 70 scramble
over the IRON picket to the driveway and walk across
pr 20 ~try in uutl engine could be- -
cured f. push them down 10 the Sow York cnd
with 'hc pr,mptItudc which characterize' IN" man
,rcmcut Of the Bridge. n was from fifteen to thirty
minute, before the trains which h"d
tecu lon Standing the tracks hih
been moved Then trains vcr' pushed and pnilcd
,cro,, inc Brd,c ~ Intervals Averaging twenty min
,,,c. 1hi- Wa effected ln a that Disguised All
Who w,r" caught by IN" Bridge. An empty tram WOULD
t, l into The brooklyn station and allowed o. "tii'
Their. until long after every ar was packed beyond
endurance when the gate wcrr closed. In this coma
tiou The Train would stand upon tho track for iulN
fifteen minutes when # would b' Switched across y
another track 4 DELAY Of h'" minutes more ""ud
tc before the train wond start for the other end
Thousands of ueoplc d. cust"d with the delay, climbed
ovc- the cate. ~ the prpucr adc md walked over.
About noon ~" cable W1s repaired ana tle ohr'
wcr, run again with the customary regularity.
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M, annual Meeting Of the Society of ~. Johnland was
,t -, ,-iu House. !" West ll' N'nth-"t' N''ur'
m f,,,n,ou The rca-ur"rS report showed tn receipts
f~ the vo ending December - :" be- >3"-'' anu NV ~
ucn.c, $50 g-9 80. tn" report oil inc 'o"'"'''' WI ~
Frud, shaved the possession ~ tlo7,No' -
rr ,,.,,,,c o0ccrs were elected President. Henry ~
o,lt ,i,c.pr,,drnt the Rev. Dr. T.. winchester DON
aid .c,,,tay John \. Mckmi treasurer, id"a'u sem"
,,,u,i, committee, Henry \. Oakley Johh y M'N"''
rdvari G. S,mp,on. IA" Rev Dr. p'n''' ~, nv '''.','
-, ,n " Hard Coin'liu, Vanderbilt william NeN'
Ir S,,,i, John IT, Watson, Edward G SAMPSON "'"rE'
,,,,.t, ~ " Sherman John \. Mckini' the RcN' u
T. wiprb,,cr Donald the Rev Arthur brooks th' ~,
49, u \ ~,tterlcr the Rev. Henry Mottet. the rev
- iiulcobn Joseph Park the Ec' Dr. IL T.
,I..n hon Potter Bachc McEyen Whtoch' FRANCIS D
n,n. ,obn H. IIca,on. gorge r. Belts and James NC
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THE MARKET FOX PRINT CLOTHS.

Fail River. Ma. D"c. - t>l"cIdD. '''' ''"'"-
have not been IN request ms ""'"' ~ " '''
f. odd and wide good ha- fallen hAt. Most OF 'h"
,,u have contracts for January and February. ana
none Of hem appear 10 be bnrd"ncd N the "'"'A' 'h'N
are carving Curtailm mt j. moi talked OF 'A''p' Wv
secretary Howard Of the ~pnncro' h"n' VINO j. ~
yor,tng the adoption Of hity TX h"n'' W''h' =
practicc similar 10 that IN ENGLAND. The following
j. ,hc week. statement: Production, l'opo' p"''' d
deliveries. I7t,ooO. stock. ,-|"" an - ',
,rr.'s -tuck wa b. 900 piece. .tl"-, l"Oo 'd"
q, 900. GINGf, IOi. 600, >p"-, LINN in,nI,,n,o,
n 900. sal, Tor miur' delivery J"ln'n, ',,r,,
,.i.,.. Ec,rlary IOJOOO. March, h1O"o, Apll'
r0 ooo. Mav 5000: juno. 1000. July, lot. inc
market H. quiet. Price: Three cents Tor "1A"'' -
= = = cent, for GONJG,.
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Il = npnurnl1lox QUESTION " row I

Ne. voine,. Iowa, pee - SPECIAL -' ,i,ro
.9;,o,,, Of the state Temperance Alliance ha- CIV,
r., the press lengthy address on me o''I ~. .,y
,t,oatops the prohhitory law in thu stare ~
." ,.ido,t. Thai all the dcriliSh euIi""r>
~, ,,o ,,ec is fully used in Nebraska and bel"1 pre-
'..cd ,o, Iowa /, equally certain rh' plans -"I'"'N
,G are being so sdully eNeoated mat ''' ho ,,
n'~nd, are mvt'lngy used for il, distinction, .n'c
rom the persistent and universal effort ~ - 'e,
- repder the law unpopular. fy cn''"''-."- wa"
.,o,. and il. every possible hno''''- 49,,
ton. and declaring it failure inc .no,,
y, .,on, civ I'm procuring in the platform ''-
a. ,,,,,-. Jon OF approval. virtually admitting
ia, rohbion is not the el'd ponc, @mG "o,,ri%c
. ,tr AMI Prohibition Republicans, WllHuut ~ ~
.il r ,, sanding 10 unite with the Dchoc''' ~
,t..rflInW II
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orure ryGJyCrR, 10 BE CONSULTED.

,,yu Engineer Boiler submitted -ta"meh 10 inc
uo,i Of Estimate YESTERDAY, showing that the Psn- "f
, nov brd.. a. SrNtnh-a,c over the Harlem c"uld b"
80 altered &, ncroa'c Nh" breadth from 'NN - ',R'N
,, ut H. would boz sever" 1T Of engineering ana inc
t,,oc would cost Il 500 600. while m" amount allowed
fr fh. consumption va. only tl.2i00oo Mayor Grant
aid ,,ot ho dl-Iih,d the plans. \ more elegant ana
v structure ought De- built for such large sum OF
.,.. 4. v,. 10 Lc spent. President Coleman was i'
, o ,r,r,i,.,t engineer who built , beautiful
,rf, o,., "a. ohio River Reside, the huidlh" oi me
,t,, and of the uur.hundrcd- and nny-hfth>t >adnci
,u1ht H. 20 on together
The names 81 samuel spencer and Mr. koepIhe' "n"
,i, ,b u-,,k yn Bridge also mentioned as con
mn, .,o..r. Controller Mycr, was asked to consult
va,or uevitt about other engineers whose opinions
r,Ioht he valuable.
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,,s,s7RorS BOILER EXPLOSION.

cincinnati Dec GA disastrous boiler cAplos'on
.currcd AT II O'Clock Ia day Oh the premise 3" wa"
Iocwen stoin, f., butcher and MANUFACTURER "
- ,on,, =. The engineer not present
,no ,ynIo.ion took place. There was a tcrfh.'
,,,.I tu the vicinity and no les than seven bu''
t,i,. orc,ped a. dwelling HOUSES were WRECKED a'
,,, ., that they Will hav" 10 be taken d'Wn n'.,.
,..r arod one and half ycir~, was h'r"' o''.N
.,,rd ,nd4, the debris of one ~ the mouse ~,
Ioo,rcu,tnin has a broken back ana cannon NV ,
Eaurn her daughter be- badly '"' anu W 49,,
"a',, ,a- , Win bro,cu and f. badly bruised.
az cnncdv is cut about the head ana NrN, ~,
,t bor daulhtsr. Jennie Gray, were pp.n ~, !, g.,
AT" I' RIO absence Of the engineer MAKE, IL I'LL
N""iTH ., ascertain the cause Of the a''!d'hI
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4 STRTEE 4CERTED At PrLLNAN.

THE MEN CONSENT TO \ RtDrcTIo% or TN
PER tENT IN.THr1H WAGES LOUSY Lib
NNp NtsUvlLL. SHOP, CLOSED.
Chicago. Dec 27.-Tbe I.5oG employ ~ PAL
man who work by th. piece iu ~" work have
boon informed that i u"" sale ~ wage J., I be
forced January l. Tie -cle. with -om" "Nc"P
ton, effect du,tton Of about 10 per cent in wage
Two huudecd BLACK 20 t.- ceased work yesterday. r.nf
ing arbitration with me company. Manager sessions
explained Z, thc 'mpoyc, mat. owing - a." f'-"
LESS in the financial tuiton. railroad 'onpn'- were
asking for car ~ lpw price, and on long tine. Cor
tract -uch term he'd - D." accepted. "r t" WORKS
closed down. st noon t,day The threatened he
W.. temporarily -r'tlcd. tt~r conference" between
representative, a. ;hr departments affected h' ~" ne"
schedule and Manager ions. the men d"''1ei H.
return 20 vor. ~ the new -'ale q wage.
Mobile. Ala. Dec. - ,~peria.-Ihc Loul>'ille ana
Nashville Railroad shop. ln tbs city closed down
Yesterday Al section haud-. bridge builders ana
other, whose service. cau be dispensed with have
been laid Of for tho present. About 100" men IN All
are Of employment II IS ~ad that ~" -tfIns"n''
In the money market AID do-ir" {" cc0n''nH during
The holiday, ar tlr chief reason, for th- action II
Is expected that work viii %" resumed ln """k OF
two.
tary 81 the Mule spinner, A-spr aI'n, ha, called a
meeting for Doscuhcr -. " - de- I- mean "i r'n dcr
ing support 10 the -iaor- oi clark thread NILS
Newark
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WANTS ,nvlCE As TO HIS Duty IN MAXIM" -
THE ROLL OF THE NEW II AYRSHIRE HOUSE

WANTS ,ry1CE IS TO HIS Duty IN MAXIM" -
THE ROLL OF THE NEW II NNl'SiIIRk HOUSE
c,ccord y II. Dee. 27.-Ccrk Jcwctt TN aler
mn ~ filed The answers to the bills cncrd "-a' HI"
ly The Democrat, i'm connection WI'h inc l"''' "P "
the roll Of the next House OF Representa-
avcIs therein that he is not preparing 10" -" -"
, o,,t t,r use in the organization of the next ll"">'
of REPRESENTATIVES.; that he intends I" prP"' W
,,u and 70 do his duty in the premises "''o'u''- !"
,.. That ne !, not able a. determine Wha' Ii'' u"H
-iu ho bccause no certificates Of election hf\c O0'
r,csoDtad IN him th~t he does not know no" "hiN' "
any of said forty persons naIned III INC '''
,nt certificate, or claim t. have their ha"oN P' r
tho roll or what will be the form or sup>'d''' W
.,na. II any are presented containing 'nc'r
names: that he /, inf ,rmcd that the 'r'l'
,,,rncd 10 the Office Of the secretary :" -.
f,,,.Iv and substantially unlike ON thi> p"'"'' ",'
, chi. and Other reasons he has rciTahcu ''.''' "
,.,,,irin- any question that may ans .
.is,,t.. and has merely desired ana III" y"
-. ,,,rmcd and instructed 10 his duN '' ''
nreri,c,. wherefore ne prayS adVi'' anu ~, .
80, . d,crco Of the court a. to his duty ana -
tina, end he specially prls the 'ou'' l nm -,
ascertain what certificates WI be l"VN'"' ,,an,',
,''',. 1i dnty i'm each Of the forty cases name"
in the bill. ,. ,ct under
,,l., - determine what lis duty WI" .' ~
,..,i.os Int desires t. be instructed anu WV
therein ly the court ,,. .,,,o.cd. and
,i .uppo,e,. it to be hi, Gut! to pHi ~" rr d@
went ca names. mentioned ~ 'he PnS hat nc Do ~
& ,r,,nsr cert iicatr> are prcecn'cIi Az ,o ais.
. W.. ~ IN; item ou, uuIc, lie ,.a, hc
,c5 tr,t such is not d., duty hn ~ ,hc CONT a,
NV advicc. instruction ana dccic" W INV
b. his duty. ~. . t1,r-v bingham and other
,,'rnt. for an injunction - I NNlJaH w mon
The ro, Of the next Hou,e VIII "a nG yn fcnch # M
VIII ~. ,,,nr, Tur-iay oftcino'n. are ue''-
--l----.- L..--t FL. i.l
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Such an Offering of
Ladies' CIoaks and Wraps
as we are making now never has been known.
OUR THREE GREAT PURCHASES

NJ the Burnett" "Isothschd' and the "Oppenhefm.
Collins" stOcks place in position TO offer the largeso
ever half the prices previously asked
at wholesale M The last purchase comprises the Paris
Novelties and the balance OF Messrs Oppenhein oos
Co.'S inspirations their great Berlin manufactory'
together their entire NewYork stock, including SO
CANT dix lined Plush. Velvet Matelase and SIX wraps
apes Jackets Newmarkets, With rich embrolderies
and ganitures for Carriage and Evening magnfcens
qualities materials in rich quiet styles fur
Trimmed. Embroidered and Plain Cloth Jackets, Coats,
Nermarkets and other long garmene In short an
variety qualities Of fashionable styie
o. which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
rgRgU UINSELF UNDER THE CtR&

Mount Pleasant Iowa. Dec. 27-La-i evening an al
,erdaut Of the insane hospital was out walking win
,,,,iont named Svcnk When they were near TIC
.t,tion 4 passenger train approached o"chh hc'c'o
c,, ,uie, became uumanageabic, broke from the 81
,,d,i,t and threw himself IN front of the engine. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
yur WHY RrDyoRD MILL STRIKE.

Now BEDFORD Mas. Dec. - Copccial-fhc STRIKE
"a; the Achu,nct mil remains unsettled several ifnl
c conferences between the treasurer and the employees
,yc bcon held. The mill secures material from other
ourccs and thus other portion, Of the mill are kept
raining The strikers have been trying IN vain to
nud where the material comes from.
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~ ,crnR IyHiLES TOO MrCH Gas.

ro.tou. Dec. 47.-Gcorgc Melville, 81 inc 81
,orl,,~ company. now PLAYING At the "iohe lhe''f''
wa, found n.en-lble yesterday m'r"'nS IA "n'
,o,m at veth', Hotel with, the "a, urnei on
lie ,r,, ,,.n,citatod with much difficulty ana "I'Aont"
out Of danger. va, unable a. play "7' "Nh'' ''
49, rad hecu burning until carly IN the morning WHrh
p ned If and II D., thought the KEY must nav
Hr ,,rk yin h, band 30 withdrawing ana opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
GAVE HIS CHILD pOISOy BY MISTAKE.

Cincinnati. pee II Louis Schwne, worn out with
watching be- dc his four ycarol daughter. who had
dphthcra, took brief sleep yesterday and suddenly
awakening the stroke Of two by the clock hurrledV
poured tcasp0onf Of medicine for the child from
bottle on the table and gave IL 10 her. shrek
from the child aroused HIM fully, and looking at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
nrlrn nRr1Ks rp 4 cELEBRATION.

Kan.a, city Dee. IA dispatch nom "''a""'
KAN -av, that Mr. and Mrs. J. W. strong Lad Arranged
r., celebrate the fifty first anniversary Of Their marriage
the day before yesterday, and relatives were present
from y,lom, parts of the stat: - participate ID inc
fc,tivitc, In the morning Mr. strong dl'd ana IN Inc
,ooruuou Mr., ~trDuC passed away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
40 WORK DONE IN TIE SENATE

WASHINGTON. Dec 27.-rhcrc were eighteen senators
present when the Senate met a noon. these were
Casey. Chandler fuOm Davis, EImunds IIiscOcit.
Hoar Merrill. Paddock Sanders, stewart. Teller and
WILSON, Of Iowa on the Republican side. and Carlisle
Faulkner German Harris and Pa,co on the Democratic
side Prayer was said by the chaplain. Aud then.
the Journal Of Wednesday la, having been read and
sspprov,d the senate. on motion Of Mr.. Hoar, ad-
1ourned till Monday at noon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
ylsrellL ~ 1nE CASE or GEORGE EVERETT.

Bo-ton pee 27-Thc jury IL the c',c Of george
Everett charged win the cmhcz/lcmcn' "i Gun
from John Stct-on after being out all nlshi' r'p"'"
thi forenoon that they could not agree, ard were as
charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
vJyyIE wren WILL RECOVER

Mint, With the yoIng woman who wa' N'rouNy IN
-, -, linz caught IN the machinery OF the sb''h '"'''
dry AZ "a $50 I't-aSc. ola fthi'y' WIS ri"'"" ,o.
',,, I.llc,nc Hospital yesterday. The ragged e1Sc'
~ ,,ttch WAS torn Ia tir machinery were stitched
1 e,or, SAY that owing her vitality She Will probably
recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
VETERAN EXPRESS MESSENGER DlE>.

Cincinnati. phiD Dec 7.-fI,nh ''"--aer' aech 'iNy
two a messenger Of tlc Adam, Expires Company III
whose employ he lad beer for ire az t WI Nv. ~
voar, died on Christmas cvenp. at his home IN Camp
DeunisOn, ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28

hottie he found that hc had given her carboc ACID
Tie child died 10 two hours. and SChwng was WIFE
difficulty restrained from taking his own LIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
Tile PROPOSED snvrE FOOL INvE.rIaArIo,

TIE PROPOSED sin fE l'''I' l-'N - i''.''
Wa,hipctou Dee. IA final conclusion with re pee
10 the D0ckery rc-ouon p.Jvding for am investigation
Of charges that Representative, aud senators were Ih
ercstcd in a silver pool Will PROBABLY be reached hy
the Committee on Rule, soon after the holidays arc
over The committee. when lat the subject was con
.idcred discussed the advi,abity OF -ummonug few
witnesses to he nierrOgatcd under oath before d"rd
ng what report to make 10 the House on tic rc>"u
ton. II thought that II regularly ,ubpornard In"
correspondents Of The ST. Loui, Globe Democrat ~
which the charge Of legislative silver pool was
originally made might be willing 10 make some more
tangible statements that they had published or had
been willing TO volunteer 10 the committee. Tho
speaker was favorable to thi, course DE- had doubt
Of the propicty % investigating charge, that do not
make specific and definite allegations and thought that
the committee should have more Of q basis than the
simple newspaper publication upon which 10 order an
inNe, tlGdtOu.
Messr,. Elouut and McMilln tine Democratic mem
bers thought that the committee would be justified i'm
ordering an investigation and Mr.. Mckinley also
Of opinion that an investigation ought to "a. \ d.
cSOn 20 report Mr. DOchcys resolution tu the Hon ,c
with favorable recommendation lad almost lccn
reached when the shipping bill other matters came
up and DELAYED a final determination Of what 10 do
With the resolution.