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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-16

To he Editor Orths lntelltqeaeer.
Sin: Please say to tho Republicans
of West Virginia that / am not candl-,
date for State Auditor. / see no reason
why tho Republicans can't elect any
man that is nominated by the Repub-
lican convention. I have had solicita-
ton from several counties urging my
nomination upon several grounds. The
Republicans know the way was to be
a candidate So many good men want
the honor to be upon the ticket, because
they are sure the state is going Reppb-
lican, and as / have been only Repub.
lican four years, this office being one Of
the best in the state, believe it ought
to be given TO man who has been a
Republican longer than l have, al
though l did as much for Republican
success in 1888 as any one man south
OF New river. Success to tho ticket, no
matter who is upon 1t. Yours for
majority OF 5000 in this state. ,,
]. ]. MCLAUGHLIN.
Hinton, Summers county, w. Va.
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Both the method and resulta when
Syrup of Figs is taken;ss its pleasant
sSd refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly onfthe Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
lem effectually, aispels colds, head.
aches and fsvcrs and cures hahitual
constipation. Syrup Of, Figs is the
only remedy Of its Kind ever pro.
iuced, pleasing 10 the tastc and nc.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
he action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
10 al and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known. ~
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 600
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
euro it promptly for any one Who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
Rbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FJG syrup CO.
LOUISVILLE. III. ilER ioaE az
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Jusr as sure as hot weather comes,
there will be more or less bowel com-
plant in this vicinity. Every person,
and especially fanilics, ought to have
some reliable medicine at hand for in
slant use, in case 1t is needed. A 95 or
so cent bottle OF Chamberlain'a Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy lis just
what you ought 10 hRye and all that
you would need, even for the most &C.
we're and dangerous cases. 1t is the
best, the most reliable and most sue
cessful treatment known and is pleas.
ant to take. For sale by druggists.
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nrnnd,tufr. nnd ProrIlIonr.

CtucAoo lima I6-plaCk news from Russia
o. to crops lifted wheat over a cent here to-day
from an eaFlv break, attributed in part 70 ap-
lprehension Of the Hatch anticipation bill being
likely 70 pass the Senate Bg receipts N tne
northwest, fine weather and the generally layor
abe government crop reports. togesnst WI, WIZ
lower cables all had an untaVoF4p4e ehee1 upon
The poor quality Of the late arrivals Of corn
had a bulligh eject, and the fact that the easn
market holds up well also WaS used 70 keep inc
price In the speculative market
Provisions moderately active, closing with
slight advance In prices.
Flour steady. o.,. .o,,.. ~. q ,n,,u
WIEAI--Cash No: 2kprtng Is1Ee: No; O.. spring
77ila7s5J4 a7sISC; August .a7s .,
CoRN-C0sh No. 2, 475lc; June 4IatS tsatpSSzzsc;
July 451Ea471 sa465Jtc; September 44sSaiS
QAnzCaSh Eo,2.. SOC: June 2eaSOaSOci July
RYE-No. e. tSe
BARLEr-Eo. 2, Coo.
FLAxsEEp-No. ], q OK
TINorHYsEED-sl2 aal 50.
1062IS: September $40 6jal0 s2aI0 50.
LARn-cash s. Is: July IS a1Sa6 SG6 4b;
September 50 55a6 621Sas 90
snokr RlGs-cash g g.; July 50 4T1sas eSa
Oe5n sepssneeFo so y So s7, ll.GSS "a AZ.
SEA nr
MARKY-Sl Is, ,.,l.. A..
BrrIEKIDull; fancy creamery lSsscS; me
western 4eellc; ORDINARY 4iaLSc; hhe UTILITIES
l6a16c.
NEw YORK, June 15-Flcur receipts 1900
barrels: exports 5000 barrels; market dull
aud heavy; sales 81 900 barrels. Wheat. receipts
5000 bushels. exports 146,o 900 bushels; sales
8,IS50OO bushels OF futures aud $4,000 pq as1el
OF spot: spot market weaker; NO : red a61soi
ungraded red 69a9i14c: options steady and low.
er: Nc, red June s5EGSSi sssSSc; July sSSsa
S6lsASgTc; August saSIssa66Ihc; september
s71Sci October sl2SassNGs13Sc; November es1sc;
December B91Sa9O1 5aoO5Sc Rye higher; western
SSaS1c. Corn, receipts 1O00 bushels; exporb
eS ~ o Goa saea nlSo. Q; rrosI,Isr
AM oni"S. nnstSdsS ~ r|yod asas7c irne ssiEa
nv Iu1esi E1isSs5iISE5 .st STsc
StI.S, rasss'r.. "a III
sS nsSSI.: eID3FiS IS busbeIs soles $500
tsS tV ~, ~ m R1,.l'aIS 81 ~.
I,,, a ~. y.I.! NJ
aMa,,st ssiIc. " Snat whj,e 5kc: IoixSd
western saassc: white do 3saI6e. Coffeo steady
Al ioaJ6s down. Sugar firm. Molasses quiet
Rice quiet TaiIow md Rosln steady, Turpen.
tine dun: 2OXc. .EgpS drliet; western likc.
Pork frmer; old mess SO eOalo IS; extra prime
llfflHfs
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RAILROADS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

on and alter wednesday, June !, lse2 trainA
will run ~ follows city time:
LEAyI wHEEIIEe.-"6:Oo a m. zoos m: 500
100 D. m. 2p. m, 500 p M, 400 p m. 500 p
m, 500 p m. TOO p m, 800 p n. e:0p. m,
LEETG ELM GRoyL-a6sUo . ma 100 . N. 500
100 D m. 400 p M. 500 p. M. 400 p m, b:0l
p M, 800 p M. 800 m, sop M, 9:lO Pm,
t0:i0n ID.
Oddly, except Sunday.
suNDAY.-ch%ich trains leave Elm Grove ii
II. 3. WElS6HRBRR,
Tny17 General ManApRR e.
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wEArHEn cRor BU1IEr1X
OF tho Vast virginia Weather Service, 1
sncd by tho State board Of Agriculture.

OF tho West Virginia Weather Service, Is.
sucd by tho State hoard Of Agriculture.
Following is the weekly weather crop
bulletin for the week ending June 10,
1892:
With the exception Of the first part
Of the week, which was inaugurated by
heavy rains, thereby preventing culti-
walton of corn and potatoes principally,
the weather has been all that could be
desired. The warm sunshine from tho
10th has developed the growth Of
cereals generally, although through
different causes, such as hail, excessive
rains aud high winds, wheat, rye, oats
and corn were injurediu aome ioCaiitics
but not to any great extent. Pastures
will be abundant. Meadows promise to
DO unusually good.
Berries will be plentiful. Markets
are full OF choice vegetables. Apple
and peach crop will be nearly failure.
Large crop Of cherries expected.
REPORTS ny COUNTIES.
Berkeley-An excolleutweek for corn.
Wheat standing up we'll and flrst-class
Glover crop failure. Garden truck
doing we'll. Market full Of choice veg
ctables.
Doddridge-The past week ha. been
a fine growing one. Corn doing well.
At Market black bug about one-halt
an inch long has been observed appaT..
entity feeding on tho head!of wheat and
tho top OF heads are dying
Fayette Weather all that could be
desired for crops OF all kinds. Grass is
so injured by the grub worm that ] fear
1t will be a failure in many parts OF tho
Gilmer-Corn growing tapidly, SO are
weeds. Heavy hail storm did consider
able damage in tho northwestern part
OF the county to wheat and gardens. l..
Greenbrier--Corn is being well
worked in some sections Meadows
short. Light showers good for corn or
wheat. Grass and oats need moro rain.
Wheat looking well.
Hampshire = Unusual growth Of
weeds and briers in meadows and pas
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When Baby was sick, wo gave her oassOrA.
when sbc was Child, she cried for castoriA
Whom she became Miss, sho chung to castoria.
When she had Children. she gayothstn cassosia


It will cost you nothing and will sure
ly do you good, ii you have a cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guar
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from Ia grippe
found It Just the thing and under its use
had a speedy and pevtect recovery. Try
sample bottleat our expense and learn
for yourself Just how good thing it is.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. Large size SOC and 81 90. 8
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Petroleum

NEw York, June IS-The petroleum market
opened steady, and declined sc, then advanced
&c and closed firm. PENNSYLVANIA oil sales
none; July option, opening $40; Highest and
closing $50: lowest SaSSe; sales 5000 barrels.
OIL ciTY. Pa June I5.-opcnod 5t1zc: highest
6lJfc; lowest closed 6Ittc sales lao 900 bar.
rels: clearauces 23i000 barrels; shipments S..
s0i barrels; runs 49, 8I4 barrels
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F1NANoE ANp rRApE
The ReatursS OF the MonsY and Stock
Markets.

MAFketes
NEN YoRE. June Is Money on call ear Al ~
az per cent; last loan II per cent; closed
at ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper
254a5 per cert. Sterling exchange quiet ii
SlS75lai ss& Sales were Sls, 1888 shares
The stock market to-day still displayed mod
erntc volume OF business butthe upward move
inent was checked and partial reaction oe;
Cured, though tho Losses In few cases were OF
special importance. There were early circulated
rlmoS 10 the effect that g. 900 900 In gold would
be taken for export Saturday, and for once the
predictions did not oYer.stAte the amount, while
the prospects arc that further amounts VIII 30
forward. This was one Of the most powerful in
iluenees in restricting the bpying, but the beam
we're more aggressive than for the last Two days,
and with Considerable selling By London and
reRllZAtions OF profits BY the local bulls, more
encouragement was given them than they have
had Of late The buying In the RrangeFS was
still marked, but outside Of s.. Paul and bur
lington there was little activity engendered.
though Cnicsgo Gas and Rock Island were not
dull The coalen were comparatively neg
lccted.
Railroad bonds were somewhat more active,
but displayed Rn unsettled temper.
Government and state bonds dull and steady.
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Many Persons arc broken
down from oYerWork or household Cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebu!ldS tho
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile
and euges malaria Get The genuine.
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NV YoRE. June l6-Pig IRON quiet: Aueri.
can Sli RAID 26. Copper quiet; lake Gil T0a
II S. Lead dull; domestic t0Sal 10. Tin strong;
straits 81 05l22 Is.
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THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
Ia 10 bright sparkling instructive family
jouIlGl Il . original IN every department.
clean IN eycHy line and suited "a II e 'intended
70 interest and improve every member q the
1RmilH whether ~ citE o. country
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Railway,

June Y, 1872
Leave Wheeling tsI5. 1850. $50, te5S, 1000.
sil.01 a m: Sl2:i0, $500, e2;01, 1900 1926,
MOO $500, 1910, tS:IS, 1900. 800, 1900 1000
lea Leave Pcninsula-tO:e2 t7:ss ts:Ss, t95l,
1905, Rli:OS ~; "l2:I6. Il ;13 o21s 1903, as
:!os, "S:o8 se:iS, 1851, 40, "s;os. 300 toes,
Leave ". &'L 4. JunctIon-"s:S2 a m; t2:27
D. M: 10 80 p m.
Leave Do Has CroElng-t6:SS, t1:55, f9:26,
Leave Martin'S Fe.y-ts:SS. $500. tS:6s, 1870,
oI0:3O oil 40 O. M; ol250 $3.50 t33S $40 "3:s7,
sl:SO, sSSo, t5;6s 1880 1880 $3.50 t9;a0, tiO2o.
tDailY except sunday. eDaily. lsundaYs only,
All trains will run on East9rn Time.
n W. EAYRs. General Manager.
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:cLorhlNe. Erc.
INAMAKER 4 BROWN

WANAMAkER & BROWN
Again come with their elaborate spring sam.
pleS over 2.0o1 for Gontt Suits, moro than all
consumer Also, a full hne Of Gents, Furnishing
= .. w. FERREL,
mrli Agent COZ. Main md lrwentLet6 81
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~ Ponnsylvapla stations
[xIE2RnsQIVanidI LINES
Trains Run by Central Tlme,

TICKET oFT1uEs AT PENSRYLyASIA STATION on
HATLR g.. FOOT on u; EyEsiTit ST., WILLING,
tLF MuLUhE HOUSE,, WHRELIEd, AND At ATHA
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, BItDdEPoRE,
SOUTHWEST eYHrEAE-" Pan HANDLE RouTE.n
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CINCINNATI. o. June ls-cotoa, middilas |
7afe.
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.s.t5r oALVRRIoN sTocx YARDS. /
MONDAY. June 10, 1901


.r oAryEHToS srocx YARps
MONDAY. Juno 10, tS9e
TIE SWINE MARKET.
Arrivals this week egg
Arrivals one year s66S
lf a REMARKS.
The receipts this week arc fair as TO numbers,
being l,lOO head leIs than those OF last week.
The quality IA rs good NStbat Of last weeks re.
c0ipts. Trade Is moderately active a decline
Of 1Sa58e. as compared with values last week.
Quotations @ SR6s3 &c. with iew extra Western At
SIC Nearby hogs sell at G9sA6A and good TO
best Western 6ISaG1fc, most sales tee net
UNION LIVE STOCK MARKET,
CLARENoNT, June IS
An hogs sold In these yards by F, A. BlAckShese
az Rs e f5P ks Sf week 22s head agalpu. 2sa
head last week.
Fair to good selling 90
Pigs selling 10 "
Rolghs Gelung ~
Receipts Of sheep and lamba. Sous head.
Sheep selling tro. 10 oc
Lambs selling ....o 70 65c
i ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK
Al nc Uaton Stoek Yards pid D. d o. Railroad, for
,Oeek ending l2h.
100 cars, containing l,3iy cattle, ~ calves,
sos sheep and lambs. 1902 hogs IS horses.
shipments 20 New York, Philadelphia, etc,
Gt3 cattle, 4ls7e sheep and lambs, l,6l4 hogs,
So horses,
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From Pittsburgh 1870 a m, daily and l2:4S
y. NJ. daily, except Sunday $50 and l0:1Op m.
daily: ll:0J a. NJ, Sunday only
except sunday.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival aud departure Of trains on and oltes
Nav y. 1872 EXPLANATION or RIPERENcH
MARKS: spaily: tSundAy excepted: MONDAY
excepted; lsaturdGy exc epted; SUNDAY only;
.satnrday only. RlEteFn Standard TimO.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
Trains viii run as follows: SDaily. tDally Ex.
cont Sunday Central Time,
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AnRIYAIN ~ NM EIorK

Al hE Uaton Stotk rdrdS, pid 0. & o. Railroad, for
iOesk ending l2th.
100 cars, containing l,3iy cattle, ~ calves,
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ToLEpo. o., juno 16,--wheat active and easier;
No. 9 cASh and June s6LSc; July S35lr: August
size Corn active and steady: No. 2 cash $40
Oats quiet; No. 2 cash 2Sc. Rye dull: cash 7811Tc
CloyeIseed steady; prime cash % 30; October
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Arrivals last y
Arrivals one year 6
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BALTIMORE Nh. June l6.-Wheat easy; No. 2
red spot aud month SsasShc; July Si5SaS5155c;
S4Ic. oatS quiet and easy: No. Awhile western
400; No. mixed western BOO. Rye quiet Hay
steady and unchanged Butter firm: creamery.
tancy 19c: do fair 70 choice l7alsc. Eggs 6rm at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
BIG Assirnmant I'm panvilIe.

DANvm1E. Va, Sept TO- Especial; l-R.
ID. Flynn. the proprietor of the Flynn
Wagon Works, of North Danville. made an
assignment to-day conveying TO r.: Is, Win
ers and ID. A. Tyree, trustees for the oeneht
of creditors. the entire plant, with all the
material tools. implements. &c. Inc ia
bllities, including the amount due on the
real estate already secured by mortgage on
same, are about 4ll 900. and the cost price
of the assets could It be realized would
pay out in full. The preferred creditors are
Mrs. Lucy q. New. executrix OF the
estate of w. ". New, deceased, and
the ROYALTY to whom is due the bulk
of the debts named IN the deed. The
deed provides for the sale pri-
yately OF the entire plant as q whoie
if possible. and if not it will 60 under the
hammer.
A horrible cutting scrspe. between
negro man and a negro woman, occurred on
Linn street this afternoon. Carrie Morgan,
a colored woman who has but recently COM
pleted q term in the penitentlary, met
Robert Easley a colored man. on the street
and said she wanted to see him on business.
He replied that he was busy then. but
would see her in little while. without
further remarks the woman drew DANGER
ous-looking butcher-knife and rushed upon
Fasley like q demon. She slashed his lett
arm terribly in several places, cutting the
wrist to the bone. Easley defended
himself as best he could, and in SO
doing struck the woman on the
head with stone knocking her down and
inhicting serious wound Both were badly
wounded and when arrested were a. bloody
as a butohered hog. No cause for the wo-
mans attack is known.
Colonel Charles O'Ferrall spent last night
here and to-day went to Nartinsville. where
he will speak on Monday. Henry county
court-day. He has promised to speak here
early in October.
On Wednesday night next there is TO be
monster Democratic meeting and torcnllght
procession here. and all the clubs OF Dan
Vile. North Danville ana surrounding Sec
ton will take part.
Claud Il. Swanson spoke yesterday TO
large crowd at Keelings. in this county ana
will be at henry court Monday.
Mr. w. T. Swami went 70 Leaksyllle. N.
c.. this afternoon to address big Demo-
cratic meeting there tonight.
The campaign Is getting warm al THIS SEC
ton and Democracy Is hustling.
The sales of leaf tobacco this week were
very small. the farmers hereabouts being
too busy curing new tobacco TO market the
old.
The shipment of plug this week amounted
to l25. 900 pounds.
In the hustings court to-day five negroes
convicted during the term OF various fell
onies, were sentenced u tho penitentisrv
for terms varying from one to seven years.
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KEEPING orr OHOLERf.
Prompt Precautionary Measures Taken IN
Other Places.

Atlantic Highlands, n. j., Sept. 10.-K
NJ. J. Hunt secretary of the State Board
of Health at Trenton, has tdegraphed
Mayor Leonard, Of his town, that hear
ing had been claimed by the State
Roard from the officials at Washington
ON the cholera nuisance at Sandy Hook.
The peOple of this town aud MiddletowD
to,ynsbip will take active measures to pre-
Won't the disease from reaching Their
shores Sandy Hook is three miles dis
tant across the bay. Persons quaranrined
there conld reach here by small boats or
tho Ujghlands or Nayesink or by walk
~ four niles. It will require n large
military Gordon 20 keep the Sandy Hook
catnn intact. DR.. r.. B. Cutten said to-
dov that cholera germs could be- carried
Lv winds and the surface Of the water for
P6iladelpha. Sept. 10-The Board of
uealfb today ordered that the steamer
iilinois he permitted to come up from the
Delaware breakwater, II III the opinion
OF Physician Herbst she Is no menace 10
the health of the city or country; 40
sickness has occurred on Doaru. anu III.
Herbsf believes the yessei 10 pc sale
after thorough fuInigation. She WilI ar
Chicago. Sept. 10.-Dr. Sweet of the
hospital medical staff, this morning is
zued death certificate IN The case or
Albertina Larsen, the woman VINO was
erroueoiISly said TO have died OF cholera
this morning. The cause of death gwen
in the ease was exhaustion, arising from
anaemia and embohsm and anasarca.
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Hahn I'm Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Sept. 10.-The Queen and
Crescenttrain bearing John l.. Sullivan,
the dctlFoned pugilistic King and hls
friends, rolled into the Grand Central
depot ut Z 30 o'clock this morning, miss
ing the eastern connection by ten min
uteS. The party secured quarters at the
Burnett House, where they will remain
until evening.
The Sullivan party left tonight for
New York. During his stay in this city
the eN-champion remained in his roc On
at the hotel, and met few of his old
Cincinnati friends. lie said he had no
definite plans as to the future. In fact,
nothing will be agreed on until he reaches
home. The people who have endeayorcd
to Sympathize with Sullivan tends to
make him take a more hopeful view of
the future.
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Death Instead OF Revenge

HUNTINGTON, w Va, Sept. l0.-While
attempting 10 avengs the wrong of his
daughter and niece Charles Maynard was
killed by L. p. Queen in Wayne county.
near Lavaletta, tweD miles from here. A
year ago Queen M led Maynards niece
and soon deserted her. Recently he in
duced Maynard's daughter to run away with
him. Maynard swore TO kill him at sight.
and upon meeting him Maynard presented a
revolver and gave Queen five minutes to
made rush at Maynard, who fired. aud the
ball cut the skin on Queens face Maynard
then drew short, loaded club and struck
Queen stunning blow. They clinched.
and Queen wrested the revolver from May
nard and shot him dead. the ball passing
no through the brain. The murderer ss-
capped. and Msynard's friends Offer sloo re-
0apd
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His Funeral Conducted Under the Auspices
of the Society of Friends.

AmesLuly Mass, Sept 10.-Ihe body
Of departed John Greenleaf Whittier lay
in state in the parlor Of his late home
from 10 A. NJ. to Z. NJ. to-day. Thou
sands passed in and took i last look on
the features of the dead poet. AT 2:3O
the funeral services were held in the
garden at the rear of the house. The
Quaker form of service was used, as
requested by the deceased. The inter
ment was in the Friends section of the.
Union cemetery. Floral tributes were
received from all over the country. Flags
all over the city were ut half mast, and
public buildings were draped In mourn
ing. Among the prominent people pres
ent were: Oliver Wendell Holmes, Con-
gressman Cogswell, Ex-Governor Cllf-
fin. Rev. Anson Titus, John w. Hutch
inS0r of Lynn. Mrs. Ludlow Patten OF
New York. T.. G. Stedman of New York,
+. &. Lowering, Harriet Prescott Spot
ford. Francis j. Garrison, son of Will
liam Lloyd Garrison, III. o. Houghton,
Edward l.. Pierce, Horace f.. Scudder,
Colonel j. G.. Franklin. General o. ..
Howard and Colonel 4. w. Higginson
The Haverhil city government was
present in body and delegations from
many organizations also. Telegrams and
letters of sympathy We're received from
many, among them James q. Blaine,
Fred. Douglass. Ex-Governor John Long,
Hon. II. l.. Davis. Business was sus-
pended during the afternoon.
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Ritfy Nfyer Returns.

Chicago. Sept 1O-"Cyclone" Billy Myer,
his hacker. Kennedy, and his trainers and
seconds, returned from the hsiic carnival
ut New Orleans this afternoon. Both the
dark-skinned lighters eyes were encircled
by wide bandages Of mourning. Otherwise
his face was unmarked Myer and his party
were the first OF the Chicago contingent 10
reach the city. Defeat had told heavily
on Myer but he is still full Of fight ami
vigor and anxious for another meeting IN
the ring with his successful antagonist
Myer Is confident that he can whip NC
Auline in u finish fight and will not rest
untn another match is brought about.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-11
Schooner Cashler Loaf.

Halifax. Sept. 1O.-A ftbooner INST
returned to Llbave from the grand hacks
brings the report of the loss OF ,ti the
schooner Cashier. of the same place me
vessels were fishing close together ON the
evening before the heavy gale OF August
I'd Next morning, after the storm lac
abi ted, nothing was seen VI inc schoone''
but numerous pieces Iv;,hart ~ mreVAa donbt tbe
Cashier Went down ia the gale and her
entire crew Of nineteen persisted. Tue
Cashier is one of the finest fishermen
sailing out of Nova Scotia. She w9s
commanded by Captain Reinhardt.