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Surplus $500 $40 s5I45 225 Dec. $64.5i5
Ths surplus year ago wassiY l0 600 and two years
Tho Official statement OF anthra cite coal
shipments for November. as compared with the
toa .hs Of Of
337.s4G tons. The stock Of coal on hand at
tilswate. shipping points Noy 3S d ls ,ns was
compared with the amount on hand ut the be-
ginning Of ne month: Ior til, the year to date
crease OF /. 43t.s74 tons. as compared with the
cores pom ding period Of last year.
The, Rio Grapde Western Railway ha; de;
clared the regular quarterly dividend OF Ia =
cent. payable Jan. /.
earnings OF 100 railroads for October at s73.;
earnings at s27.O42.s9?: decrease lee. Of 1901.
ten mouths ending end Oct. il are somPutsd at
s02l.3lo. 724: an increase of $50 s09.137 as
COMPARED with the corresponding period OF
Ol2. an increase OF s4,%;,5432.
The Bureau OF Statistics OF the Treasury
Department coWnutestn their mrorts and eSrorts
ending Nov 80 as compared with figures for
corresponding periods OF the preceding year.
EXPORTS.
E Fl:
IMPORTS.
H,;sss %ssS s$s sisa;Sssi
The imports OF general merchandise at the
port Of New HHrk o fer the week snding tn
nsS %sr wsse assnsa Sr lie se
sponding week Of last, year. The imports OF
sDsfis xs5s sna E :por e sgs S Ess
OF 81. 7ss.420. against sl.235.9U2 the previous
week.
Tho receipts from customs for the week
80 md into nnl IN
81 556.24l. a total OF S7.75s.ja2 against
CENTS since nc , July Viz s'lai4is VIC ''''
National bank notc circulation outstanding.
SI74.Uo7.U32: received during the week for re-
demrtion. Sl;555,Es,: a st, reissued.
OF deposits in the Treasury to redeem national
bank notes. S23. 100 IUS.
Treasury balances compare With those 81
last Saturday as follows:
Gold eo,n md bullion ,@ 9;s !" s,.@: .:
silver ana bullion. 4U46.. III 4.lov.3oo
Legal tenders including . ,....
treasury notes....,...... 7.Go3,2a% !o.S4c,o36
Totals. si3t5 .Go9sv sI3s o23, oOs
Deposits in national banks. S11.77H.G5S.
against Sll.133OS' last Saturday. Bonds
held to secure the same. ; ia. POI. 900. lnaddi-
tlon to the foregoing the Treasury reports
H. II. 1850 si2s.44&4s7. and treasury notes
which s1iUO4G.2sO are outstanding.
Money in LONDON 2 cent. Rate OF dis:
count in the open market for both short and
vices quote 3 2 cents Mt 0S francs IL, cen
times. and exchange on London at % francs
- confines.
The aaIes OF mining stocks Mt the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
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Trains Icnys :, station foot o., Liberty A.
D ;s,,I I his,9 4; N. r.sr HIVE ~.
CEPT sMNDAX Ar, y. .x,...r .,,x
DAY, S;Aj A. NJ, $50 II, NJ.
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eS.nssa Rn.d %s aS and Msit AZ

6, Ss quiet b.. ,m ,sf o Ss
NivaI srosr.-Dull and unchanged. .,
PrfnoLxun-No sales OF certincatss here. National.
in OIL City. 521fe53c. closing At 62fc. Rsnned was
CorTosSTwo item. Of news pu. price. urs namely.
movement Manchester private Dispatches were
sisss SH;S RSn'4Ps :. srosss
sfGs
las, year tn. 'rsnssos lon are on Ss.. ssss
i ina shape Of s Ii: is,en iii
there Is little doubt that the trading would even be
BEING closely wat, and the mans, al s,rnssney
OF late Is believed I" have caused selling by tiu,d
holders Tho market ON the whole, however. is GOV.
he interest," Of tie Dnl. FAR a. The ilnieH vi is
ins'on q i%s .asosisssi the ' %sr. He,
rtseipts especially at the Atlantic ports arc source
Of decided Satisfaction to the huns who also cor.
such points as Memphis. Augusta and 81 Lonis.
smaller to-day than on the same day last year.
though there is not much doubt that the Texas
ern bu leading feature the trading today.
The getad good support frircs closed sleay Mt
net advance OF u points with sales oil 1O5NN bales.
L,srpoo aaEsnSea n e TX points AMI closed s,.nd
20 points and then lost part OF this Spot prices adj
Nanccd &c. to Toe. for middlng upinnds The sales
contracts Of 900 bales Al soma Of iho southern mar.
kets there wayA advance OF Lido to hc with fair
trade. The receipts at the ports were 23O43 bales.
against so se2 TIN. day Las. week and b S last year
cevtd today 43oI baiea against 1855 this day last
week. and .oih last year. Augusta. lo46. against 1G5
2ise against IA last week ana 50 last year The
following are to.day's transactions.
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III; y :: ! 81! g. T.
TAI, .s$s:::,: ,sss :s . s.sss ill., It's
MI; i'S Ssr s:s W. Hn rs b. ssx ss
Government bonds steady at UNCHANGED
%ss Sso aHaE s eGsas aa Electric
Terminal 5s. and Wabash eds. The more i'm
portant net declines were in Atchison 2ds A.
IS. 4, to ok; Kansas and Tssas IDS. j., 10
and WABASH 2ds. 4 y cent. to 7sI.
In bank stocks % shares OF Ninth sold at l1S.
Silver bullion certificates for 1000 ounces
sold at 49,. Bar silver in London. 80 5.lGd.
Money on call. 4 y cent. but stock loans
1enewed on o4 Of ~ Gsa
days on good mixed collateral, and 81 y cent.
Commercial paper auiet.. Prime endorsed bills
ri otSer arS at and
according to character.
Foreign exchange was dull and barely
steady Postal asking rates for, sterling.
Ss sis rs 9e%s sasc; sight ' drat.s s4s5
Francs are quoted at ST i. for long and 5.l5
ior long lon and 10 10 S.iaa 4oS. for Short ~
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston,
- cents discount to par for, , cash.
premium. Savsnnah-Buying at :. discount
Bank. 100 premium commercial. 30 cents
San NJ sents
cents premium.
M.
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

ness and comfort,
PULLMAN PARLOR AND SLEEPING
CARS.
Station Foot OF Liberty St., North River.
Time Table In effect Dec. IL. 1902
Trains leave via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
,REEEF;AIo,, IESIESN.TSHs APP sSlsGAS?
pHi. A s!ia I. r., fs.:so T. M H., a,tS y A..
For Buffalo, Rochester, Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Chicago. and tho West,
BIS A. NJ. 7.ao 7. NJ. sundays. sIb 4. y. 7'1o I'm.
For Easion Z 100. S:1h 4. NJ. 1890 2l5. $40 5,lh
1907 NJ. sundays, 90. s;l5 II 90 A. NJ. A<o. 1850
For Bethlehem. Allentown. and Mauch Chunk. 100.
SlJ 4. NJ. 1870 t.:l5 except Mauch ChnnkE 3NS,
oslo. 7;3nP.M Sundays. TOO. $40. IL 90 A. NJ SEQ.
For Poit.vlle s,5A NJ. 2.so aa5 Pm. suadsya
For iiasiston s15 \ NJ 1890 8.4e. $50 r. N. Sun
dsya s:l5 II 800 A. NJ. T;3of. Nj.
For points the Mshanoy coal region ~ e:16 A. u,
1880, $40 T. NJ sundays. S!1b, II 90 A. ~
For WIKI esbarre. Pittston aud Scranton. 6:16 ",
1880. Bar 30 r. NJ sundays except scranton. s;is
. rer fi@it. Sis A. NJ. 1880. 7'sorx susdaya
S:15 A. NJ, 1880 T. VI.
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&ailroxaG.

Xailrdxas.
De N N SYLVANlA
RAILROAD.
the STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Intcrleeking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
In Effect 1901 A. NJ. December fsU., 1892
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
300 A. M.-Puman vestibuie Sleeping. Dining
smoking and rsnnsyiyans nsiit DAD tcstioule ras.
Il einnsh e5s n.y. SG f ns's 80 ATM S
THE FAST LINE
300 a. M.-Pnnan vestibule Parior Car from
so al, sntSs, cSp,n AZ nda1
aud Toledo except Situti"y "''' ''' >'''''"u
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Dr1Tns and s.,roon Sleeping Dn,ng
ri So,h SEXES ladies maid barber shop library and
s..ioansry and movable electric lights Arrives Chi.
st. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
1900 NODN.-Puiman ycstibuie Sleeping Cars
from New YORK, and Dining Cars from New York to
S % f r.ssn esch.s hsM S%SShns cf
Arrive. Snelnnan s'iS H. and ST. Louis $50 't" IL
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
0,BO Z: M.-Pulman vestibuie sleeping Car New York
y Ssfs and and Pnns
hr,v ssr at TeDsaas a. 80 H. Shsaso
sOUTHwEsTERN ExrREss.
Ves,bi,s Sleeping Cara New York /" Cincinnati, MEM
PHI. and 81 LSais D,n'py car Altoon. TO Relmopd
lndianapoiis Io:i5 r NJ and ST. LOUIS 80 A. ii. sec.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. M.-Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New York
Gn,saSS ,,1 is week day. a. Goumnu. i9i
SsTS 7ao A. N. second m9rnns Sonnec.. Tor Toledo
.sS i. N: Richmond and Danylls Txprr,. daily,
vsachs.,: Sleeper to Ashsyiis and iio, spring. on
s t3s all Eor..
Valley Txrs,
via KnoxviIic tbstsano oss ana Birmingham. -''
BALTIMORE H W a5HTM. AN"
press" week days Pullman Ies,!Daie Far Tor { .rs.
HssOns IN GGnsss n9s car t" BATH
400 r. NJ ,cnxEes.ionai limited" dn,ly.
rs5eF Mr.; ana pa'%t "F You'd
usual parR charges on either q ns,s ,5"ns
800 4. NJ. ZOO 43O I: SO m and D. Express 90
and w 7. NJ and l2:l3 night sunday 6:l5 AMI 80
NJ. A:3O. 4: 80 tR and d. Expre.sl bUO and 4 900
I. N. ana is:i5 night. For baltimore only i'or. Nj.
rs, xTIHST!c CITY. 1:oo T. NJ. week day. with
For 1 t%fE S SSa. 1 rs5SF Week day.
For Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant p:lO A. NJ. 25o. $40, $40 nndl 40 r. VI.
week days. sundays r:45 4. NJ and 5;l5 NJ. do
not stop Asbury Park and Ocean Grove OH sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Eirre, S2o 7.2o 9s:s3n;oo ;ao 90 Wa.hns,
noon Psnn's Limited with Dining CAD and la;oo nom
5oO; 500 so :; 5o 800 and 200 p NJ, and Y 10
I'm, sundAys EXPIRES. 9;l5 $3.50. y 90. 1000 y.
800 and 200 r. n; and 1915 night. Accommo!as
For Time Table. OF trains to local points on y
Psnnsylrana Railroad System apply at the following
Ticket 0fces; Nos 1is. 2tl tss. sln go. and a.;t
Broadway. ! Aston House. l34 East l26th St. 26<
West l25th ST.. 2Il Columbus nv. 49, rih ar.. and
foot nesbrosses and Cor!andt sts Court ST.. $50
Fulton st. HS broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex Sta.
ton. foot OF Fulton st.. BROOKLYN l%J Hudson IT..
tlobosen: Station Jersey City.
Tho New York Transfer Company will call for md
check baggage from hotels aud residences through to
Destination.
CuAS i. PUGH. J. p. WOOD.
General NanAgef. General Passr Agent.
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New York Mark cts.

Corn declined slightly owing partly to the depression in
pointing to the bears The huskinE returns are in
many unfavoraDe and hogs higher than they
were few weeks ago. spot sales 1900 BUSH includ
ing load for export nngradcd 51c. and No. mix ed
Sroat, bliIc. Future sales 100 900 BUSH follows
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PLAN OF REORGANIZATION

NEW SECCRITIES.
!. First Mortgage -Four Per Cent Fifty.
year Gold bonds of 81 900 each carry.
Ing interest from jan ], 1923. and
guaranteed as to payment OF both
principal and interest by the Southern
Pacific Company ..................$ 2l. 900 900 90
Reserved for future extensions Qimited
to 100 miles n, 1000 per mile OF
road constructed and eluipped)...... 2.7o0o 900 90
Total Issue on existing 700 miles. .S1S 300 900 90
Reserved 70. Improvements, better
ments. and equipment ,............... 800 900 90
Leaving. as available for purposes of
this Reorganization ..............s 100 900 90
Asserting security holders will receive of
Guch bonds f0ilows:
Holders OF Central Trust Company OF New York re-
ceipts:
For each 3. 900 First Mortgage 8 per
cent. Bond. with coupon OF July
1880. and all subsequent coupons at.
tached 5000 90
For each 81 900 = per cent. First Mort
GAGE Bond, with coupon OF October.
1890 ami all subsequent coupons at
tached ....,..,.,... Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
For each 81. 900 Second Mortgage Bond,
with all coupons attached ............. oEo 90
For each 500 share OF capital stock. 10 90
Fractional amounts will be deliverable in Scrip
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

H.v York Stock Exehsnge-saies Nee. IL.
Srrrp STATES AND STATE poNps tIS 81 .oO0sl
ia o. s. tr..........1I3 &c y. 8. a. c...."...1lA
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
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1889. 1891. 1892. 1897
Visible snp- ~ ,, 7Udisyo' seosoq..
py..,..., so ','SV ~'NoS''"'
Receipts ! 49, ,,, -
days. 2OI IL, 2'oiee S.lS2.'3I <21.350
Exports TO
Great Brit. 1890. 49,. $3.50
ain days. 72o22 l2olGo 1.e32.olS 1.6Gs.3oS
Exports Ia
France $3.50.
dsys...... 2l,2l3 1900 2b7OGO 2I5.%55
Exports 10
continent ,... ~ 900
days. 4OoSo ol.Esl o"',oI2 sO.,423
Stock IN NY.
In licensed .-.-..
stores. 2S4biA <'i.'iz
III other
places les. 1900
tnated),,. BIOS 1881
Total stock ,
In y. ". 300. ,33 2e9.ao5
Stock in all l.. -
5. ports. Oeg,E5i LEO. leo
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CAUGHT STEALING BRASS.
Two Characters, well Known to tho Police


Captured In tho Act.
Stony Duffy and Hugh Dcvinny are
caught dead to rights at last. Both par
ties, and Stony particularly, havo been
arrested frequently for various oilenscs,
but usually manage to get free.
They will find it hard job this
time however. Last night Officers
OBrien and Fahcy saw three
men pushing rag cart, apparently
heavily loaded, up Twenty-seyenth
street. AS soon as the fellows saw the
officers they forsooll the cart and started
TO run. Officer Fahey caught one, who
turned out TO be Hugh Dcvinney, and
Officer 0'Brien. after firing couple OF
shots after the fleeing Duffy. man
aged to get him to stop. Tho
third man escaped. On their way up
to tho city building both men behaved
quietly, but as soon MS Duffy set foot
to the pavement he made a break for
liberty. Officer Truschel, who had got
in the wagon on the other side OF
the creek, caught him again after run
ming about half block.
The rag cart was found to be loaded
with brass, which was taken up to tho
building in tho patrol wagon. 1t was
probably stolen from either the River
side or the Belmont mills.
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concluded TO compromise with tho com.
pany on thisNbasis. II tho members Of
this body will look into the matter rs
did the committee, l think they will
think VIC did the best we could"
Mr.. George Heard, manager OF tho
natural gas company, desired TO DO
heard, aud Mr.. Irwin offered motion
that no BIO allowed TO address Council
President Jepson-"This natural gaa
matter 10 serious question, gentlemen
| feel rs II lwcro being voted out Of
my coal, and others think like me-
Hundreds arc using natural gus and
don't want to 60 back 10 tho use OF coal
Those In favor OF the motion 10 hear
Mr. ilGard-nn
Mr. O'Luary-"Isn't Mr.. Brooks mo.
ton before tho house,t Mr.. President?
Can you entertain one motion whilo an.
other is pending?n
President Jepaon--"l can"
MIR. OLeary sat down again, with a
look OF amazoment on his face, and II
was decided that Mr.. Hoard should DO
listened to.
The manager OF the natural gas com.
pany repeated the arguments he had so
often used before tho joint committee,
and rs he knew tho decisive hour had
arrived, was quite earnest in his talk.
lie repeated, that tho revenues OF the
company had fallen of an I'M average OF
81, 900 p0r month for tho last few months,
even with the water works off This
showed that the gas was decreasing Mt nm
alarming rate. lie hoped the resolu.
ton would bG,adoptcd.
The vote OH tho motion to appoint 4
conference committee was tic
and it was lost. This was the
second defeat in few minutes
the company had suffered. Chairman
Jepson asked Council what 1t would do
with the resolutions, and Mr.. Robertson
replied that he thought they were al
ready eiIectually settled. TO settle
them still further, Mr.. 0'Lcary moved
that they DO rejected, and Mr.. Block
moved as Il substitute for Mr.. O'Lcary's
motion that they be laid on tho table
until tho next meeting OF Council. Mr..
O'Leary said no was heartily tired OF
the subject, and that tho rest OF tho
citizens were too. 1t could be heard
being discussed on all tho street corners.
Mr. Brock thought a conference COM
mittcc could further investigate THO
feeling Of the citizens using gas, and
that,thc feeling would instruct tho COM
mittco what to do.
Mr.. Capps asked if only the consum.
crs OF gas were to be.consulted. He,had
talked with many OF his constituents,
both those who used the gas and those
who did not, and nine-tenths of
them favored making the company live
up to its contract. Mr.. O'Lcary spoke
to the same effect. D[r. Brooks substi-
tute to lay the resolution on the table
until the next meeting was lost, and the
resolution torcjcct,was carried by vote
of Ii 10 G. 49,.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

sThhHefb IN inc city hhu wheeling toiRs
Abroad.
II. II. Mercer, OF Hartford City, is at
tho Behlcr,
Row. J. +. Chonowth Is among Fair
mont friends.
l. G. Parks, OF Kingwood, was about
town yesterday.
Postmaster Cowdcn is In Washington
City oil business.
Capt. b. B. Doyencr Is ut the national
capital looking around.
Oliver Morris, Of For,y.third street, is
laid up with pneumonia.
Captain @. w. Bachelor, Of Pitts.
burgh, is ut tho Mcclure.
Tho members OF tho colo Olson"
Company are at the Windsor.
Tho Messrs. Crothcrs, OF Taylorstown,
Pa, were in tho city yesterday.
A. &, Graham, OF Fairview, w. Va,
Is registered at tho Stamm house.
Mr. Hiram r. Howard, Of Point
Pleasant, camc up yesterday afternoon.
Col. Robert White went IN 10 Pitts.
burgh on brief business trip ycstcr-
day.
Hon. William woodward, OF Spencer,
Is in town on business, and is at the Nc
Lure.
C.s. Knight, tho Fort Wayne Electric
company's representative, arrived yes
-terday.
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MISS JENNIE SMITH
Conducts the Fourth Street Church Revlra
Services.

conducts the Fourth street Church Revival
Services.
! Last evening the closing service was
conducted by Miss Jennie Smith at the
revival at the Fourth street Methodist
church, and the interest evinced by the
largo congregation was oven more
marked than the evening before. The
Sunday school room, where the services
are held, was packed to its utmost
capacity. all the aisles being filled with
chairs and benches, and the class room
and halls, almost to tho street, were
filled with an eager and interested as
sembly, to listen to the earnest and elo-
quent appeals to give up SHINING and
come to Christ, by this noted evangel-
ist. Close attention throughout the
entire evening showed that her pursua-
sivc appeals were not in vain, and quite
q number protested conversion, making
this revival one OF the most successful
ever. held by this church.
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Ternlna, Directors.

At the annual stockholders meeting
OF the W. 3. Il 7. railway company,
held Yesterday at the company's office,
the following directors were elected: n
( K. II. Cochran, Toledo, o., W. A. Will
son and \. L. Whitaker, ! Wheeling,
w. Va. w. B. Thomas and II. ii. Stcarns,
Boston, Mass, a. II. Olmstcd, Hartford,
Conn, J. X. Tod, L. Ii. Rochester and
L. i. Ferris, Now York. = - ~ y !.
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1t is the little things that tcll-little
brothers for instance, who hide away in
the parlor while sister cntcrtains her
bean, etc. DR.. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets
are little things that tell. They tell on
the liver, and tone up the system. So
small and yet go elfectua, they are rap
idly supplanting the old-style pill. An
infalliDlo remedy for sick and bilious
headaches, bi,iousncss and constipa-
ton. Put up in walls, convenient to
carry. Their use attended with no dis
comfort.
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If you need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glassos without charge BY Prof. Shot,
tho Optician, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
the state. rTusaw
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instructing tho city clerk to notify all
applicants for liquor licenses to have
their applications on fleat his Office
not later than . sp. m. April 9, was
adopted. ~ 4ti9.N S..
All tllcy$rcsolutions asking for i'm
provements TO streets were referred to
the board OF public works.
Tho report Of tho real estate COM
mittce was adopted, except tho portion
granting F.M White tho privilege OF
erecting bill boards OH Wheeling hill,
which was reiected.p
Tho following department bills wero
ordered paid:
~ S
Electric Light Commits! on....m....... g, no 90
iitaIt ,.,,.....,....".". ~ 60
lnlCe ~ w
Wy US IL
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WEIsNER-on Monday morning. March :, 1892,
at II 10 O'Clock, HANNAH, wife OF John Weis.
ner, deceased, in the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 800 Alloy
B, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends Of the family invited. rIntrrmont at
Red Mons Cemetery.
sPOoNER-on Monday morning. March !, 1892,
at O'Clock. HANNAH. vile OF Samuel
Spooner, aged IS years.
Funeral Services ut St Lukcs p. E church,
(Islaud) this wednesday, morning at 70
O'Clock. Friends OF the tam!ly invited to at.
tend. Intermcnt Mt Peninsular Cemetery.
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Jumped from, n Window.

PIrrsBuRG, Marck s.-Ferdinand
Beuroch, typhoid fever patient at St.
Francis hospital, while suffering from
deiirium, jumped from third story
window OF the institution at noon and
was almost instantly killed.
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GAS COMPANY D0WNED.
Yesterday Evoning in tho Second
Branch of Council,
BY A VOTE OF FOURTEEN TO SIX.

The First Erauch accepts the Gus
Compnny's Proposition by big
Majority, but tho Second Branch
can't see 1t that wny.--Tho Mayor
thinks Council should not take tho
Initiative In tho Celebration AiMir,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

] Try 4 Strawberry and compare it
with any other. They are not in it.,
you will say.
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! 70 DOZEN Fine French Chinn Plates ut
greatly reduced prices lhis week, ut, = ss..,,
]. @. DILLON & CO.'S 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09

HooD's sarsaparilla absolutely cures
where other preparations fail. 1t pos
sesscs medicinal merit peculiar to it.
self. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-09
DIED,

DON'T fail to attend tho annual Grand
Chin:t Sale at I. C. Dillon & Co.'s this weeIe.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1892-01-23
CORSETS ARE CLOTHES.
A Decision That VIII Interest A
Womankind

~ b''iSioh that WIN Ihstfest al
Womankind.
New YORK, Jan. l4-Judge Wheeler
in the United States circuit court
handed down a decision yesterday
most momentous TO every woman in
the land, and no one can tell to how
many men.
"torscts are wearing apparel" sc
says Judge Wheeler's decision. The
dispute as to whether corsets are or
are no wearing apparel arose through
n consignment of these articles which
arrived on the steamship Teutonic Oh
April 30 last. They were imported by
Ottenheimer Brothers, of No. 44e
Broadway. The collector of the port
and the board of appraisers looked
upon the corscts and straightway de.
clared them TO be wearing apparel and
subject to a duty of 80 per cent. ad
valorcm.
O~ttenheimer Brothers would not
have it that way. They contended
that the corsets should be admitted &c
the country to be distributed among
the gentler sex at IL 4 per cent ad val
orem duty as manufactured cotton. "
Major Mckinley had not specified in
his bill just what corsets were to be
looked upon as being The argument
men differed in their answers TO the
question, Are corsets wearing APP.
parel?' So the controversy vas car.
ried up to Judge Wheeler, in the
United States circuit court, to decide.