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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stocl
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Markets.
NEw Yonx, Feb. l7-Nonoy on call easy NJ
lHa2 per cent, last loan ~ per cent; c!osct
at ~ per cent Primo mercantile paper s,ti
~ per cent Sterling exchange quiet at 81 S5L
So. Bales llG,6S bhGsoL
The stock market was comparatively quiet to
day, mud moved within narrow limits when
compared with the wido fluctuations OF tho last
TWO weeks, dnd while tlcre was considerable
lh'nWcrihg by tho room trIdotS mud bears
price, were generally strong In tho forenoon but
yielded moro readily later IN tho day. Tho mar.
kel WIS rather Irregular throughout tho greater
portion OF tho day, md despite the weakness OF
tho general list tho afternoon, specIaltlos
made SubrtautIal rrogre@ After Reading,
Alchison was the weak stock for awhile, but II
WS pcnlstontly raided and It's final loss Is In.
tlgninChht ST. Paul was pressed for Mle also
n NV ~ made no response to tho good showing IN
INC forenoon was marked by firm temper,
and tho best prices OF tho day woro generally
reached toward 70 O'Clock After TINT Time,
however, tho market declined and prices went
hoNr oy Vigorous drive by tho bear Tho
market closed firm. Thennal changes aro gen.
orally small losscs, but. Reading Is down TX and
L9ekiGwanna M per cent a.,t5
lAiltOau bonds were quiet; salcs s., g2S, 900.
toVetnront and state bonds dull but firm.
DS'DS ANp DAWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'D, h
u.S Is rcg.........ll6E Now York Contral-lliH
" y. 4s coupon...ll6iS lOh!o l. Mississippi. 2l1s
y. :. W rcS.....".lo0 do preierrcda..... IS
iaelhc % OF 's5."".l00 Oregon fmprovot,- II
hicnlSon: ......... 401< oregon NaV.......... 50
Adams Express"."li5H Oregon Trans...... l6J4
American ExprcSs,ll6 Pacific Mall IS
Canada Pacifc..... 80 Pittsburgh ...,..,,,,,,,l60
Canada Southern. o. Pullman Palace lso
Central PacItic.... % IReading......,,.,... b7j6
Chesapeake & Ohio 2S9LI Rock Island .,...., 0iIs
do first preferred 6?AIst Paul ...,.....,. 10 :
do second profd 43 do preferred .,lN
Shl. nus. 4 QuincyloSlI st. Paul / Omaha. 4S1lf
Dol. y liudson:...l3l do Preferred ....ll3
Del, LACK. & West: l5Tl3 Tenn. Coal & lron- 43l
Den. Il R G. prcrd 4sX Texas Pacific. ....., i0Is
iEte.;;;... 325a Union pac!t!c.....,.. ASH
Fort Whync...-....l53 U. s. E1prcss,,,,,.., IS
Illinois Central. .. 1867 W., ST. l.. Il P,.. lylk
kansas & Te1as..... l7sI DO prcfcr,ed...,, 30
Lake shore: ..l23}3 Wells Fargo E2..150
Louisville h Nash. ISL Western tnion.. SIX
Memphis & Chns .. &c Am. Cotton OIL. 3,L5
Michigan Central. lO6yI Colombo Coal...... 3eE
Missouri Pacihc.... G2Ilron S!lver,,,,,,,,,...125
NASHVILLE 4 CHAT. SOL Quicksilver. .....,,, 81
New Jersey Ccntral.lS do prelerred....,.. 10
Norfolk CIV. prcfd 90 lSutro. S
Northern Paclfc.... 2lLS Rtchm'd W. P. T.. 1917
do preferrod........ CSI Chicago Gns......... 7SI
northwestern: .."..ll75 Lead Trrst............ 80
90 pteierfod.....li Sugar Tru8t.........., 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18
AROUND THE FARM,

There are other WAYS in which an
orchard may be valuable besides in the
single item of Its fruit product. As 4
shelter or wind-breGk for the protcc.
ton OF other crops it is sometimes
worth great deal, and if forests induce
rainfall, why will not orchards servo
the came purpose?
A single article OF food NAV contain
MI clements necessary 10 sustain life
and promote growth; yet it does not
follow that ita use would be economical.
Itmay contain some clements in excess
of needs Of tho animal That is why
VIC arc looking Tor properly balanced
ratione.
Feeding tho trees we'll in order to
make them produce, and then spraying
Systematically in order to have sound
fruit, arc tho essentials toward proGta-
Bile orcharding A good crop Of strictly
fine fruit is not often produced at loss
Those men who say tho curcuio is q
.bcnefactor to the iruit-grower have a
happy faculty OF looking on the bright
side OF things, They claim he prevents
over-production. Individually we would
choose over-production US tho loser evil.
Experiments at the Texas Experiment
Station show that tho milk which, with
ordinary feed for tho COWS, would pro-
duce seventy pounds Of butter would
produce eiehty-two pounds when tho
cows wore fed cotton-seed meal.
L. S. Leasardon reports in the Farm
Fiela and S.ocEman, that by planting corn
and'potatoes together in the same field
two rows Of each alternately, full
crop OF corn can be grown and half
crop Of potatoes.
There arc over 400 fertilizer factories
in tho United States, which produce
moro than 100000 900 worth OF fertilizers
annually. Less than q halfcentury ago
q fertilizer factory had not been heard Of.
1t is estimated that tho three beet
sugar factories OF California. the two in
Nebraska and the ono at Salt Lake CITY,
will each produce 100000 pounds OF
augar during the present season. e
The ono grca. misfortune which
causes moro good work to 60 to waste in
this world than anything else ia the
want OF definite plan. s
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door OPEN for five minutes. When a
crust Is formed, scrape out tho soft CEN
tre, lot the shells cool, then FIJI with
whipped cream. FIJI tho centre OF q
large dish with whipped cream and ar
range tho meringues over aud around
1t. n -
Quaking pudding-Beat four eggs,
with two tablespoonful OF sugar, two
tnblesboonaful oil cornstarch, and n
ANAL pinch OF suit. Stir the mixture
into Il quart OF milk, pour over ono tea.
cuptul OF grated bread crumbs, put in Il
creased pudding mold and steam one
hour. Serve with lemon sauce.
Whipped Cream Pudding.-Cover half
an once OF gelatino with cold water and
e.oak one hour. Whipa pint OF cream,
boil pint OF milk, add tho gclatlne to
and strain. Beat tho yolks Of four eggs
and q cuptul OF sugar together, and stir
IN the milk whilo boiling. Take from
tho fro, flavor (eithor lemon, vanilla or
strawberry Is nice md pour in bowl
70 cool. Place on ice ind stir until
thick, then add tho whipped cream.
Mix well, sot In cool place to harden.
When cold turn out OF tho bowl and
sorvo with whipped cream. n
Royal Pudding.-Covor ono boxiul OF
gelatino with water and lot dissolve,
then pour over II pint and n half OF
boiling water, add ono pound OF sugar,
the Juice OF four oranges and three
lemons. Stir until tho sugar Is dis.
eolvcd. Strain and set in u cool place.
Dip largo mold in Ice water, cover the
bottom and sides with canned cherries,
cover with tho liquid gelatine, lot
harden, fill up tho space with moro Of
tho gelatino and set to cool. When
cold, take out tho centre with n spoon
and Oil the space with whipped cream,
Favored with orange. Lot it got cold,
and servo with vanilla sauce. .G.,5,
Potato soup.-Boil six large pared po-
tatoes in sufficient water. Meantime
put n quart Of milk in double kettle to
boil, with one stalk Of celery and an
onion. When tho potatoes arc cooked
turn of the water and mash fine and
light, then add the boiling milk and u
tablespoonful OF buttcrand salt to taste.
Rub through strainer and add cup
OF whipped cream. A good substitute
for cream is batter of corn.starch and
milk. q5 r.
Three Don'ts.-Don't forget that
painted walls arc best for all living
rooms, as they arc non-absorbent. Pa
per can be made SO, however, by var
nishing. . Don't forget that pitch
ors, jars or bottles holding milk, put
into an ice-chest or outside Of it, should
be covered. Ordinary cotton batting,
after being baked, makes good shoppers.
Don't forget thatwood wool sheets
are comfortable, healthy, antiseptic and
cheaper than India rubbersheets. They
absorb discharges completely, and arc
simply burned after use.
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Tho Trl-colorod Section.

Tho tri-colored Section is the most
beautiful ofall, but unfortunately does
not stand our hot suns very we'll. They
thrive in a greenhouse or window, and
leaf, with its intense scarlet, yellow
and white in zones and splashes, rem
ders the plant bouquet in itself. This
very distinct class first originated as q
sport, which means a branch which
camo with this marking and afterward
reproduced others from seed. There
are both gold and silyor tri-colors in
their markings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18
ONL3 T1EI:TOYss

Both tho method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; It is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and actu
gently yet promptly on, tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys.
tom oilectually, lispels colds, head
aches and feyors and c,ires habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
dnceds pleasing to the taste and &C.
ccptablo to tho stomach, prompt in
ito action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from tho most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
to all and have made it the most
populsr remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
aud 81 bottlca by all leading drug
gigts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro,
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tzy 1t, Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. GAL.
=
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18

Among tho distinct classes of the old
scarlet or. fish geraniun may now be
enumerated tho bedding geranium
proper, including single and double,
from the most intense scarlet to white,
pink and salmon in many intermediate
colors and shades. Park gardeners do
not like to risk now kinds until satisfied
OF their value after considerable trial in
propagatinp beds. iSs n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Cream Merinsue. Beat the whites OF
six eggs very stiff, add three. or, four
drops otvanilla and mix in nino ounces
OF .pulverized sugar. Sprinkle tin
platter with sugar. and drop tho mix
ture on it, a tablespoonful at time,
taking care that they do not. touch.
Place in a moderate oven (lesye tho
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Buclklon's Arnicn SILVA

The best salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Feyor Sores, letter, Chopped Hands.
Chilblains, Corna und all Skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It's guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
Price Is cents box. For sale by Logan
Drug Co 7,E 20 :,
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Grown for tho Foliage.

Plants,grown for tho foliage embrace
q large variety OF markings. Nine.
saleroi is a compact silvery-leaied gera-
MUM that forms uniform lines Of color,
good also as pot plant for the window;
Mountain of Snow has also the leaves
strongly marked with white; Happy
Thought has conspicuous cream-yel-
low blotch in the centre or disk OF the
leaf, with green on the outer edge;
Freak OF Nature, n dark band on The
outside OF tho leaf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Fob. I7.-Cuttle, receipts 1900
head; shipments 5000 head: market steady and
stronger: good 10 choice steers 81 6Oa5 90; Others
g 25ai 25 feeders IS o5r3 49, stockers 81 75a2 50
shipments 1900 head; market slow and lower;
rough md common q 40ai 90: mixed and packers
g. G0a4 IS; Primo heavyts4 s0ai 30: light 81 sou
5'a, Sheep receipts 5000 head shipments 5000
mixed 81 Coal 50; wcthers IS 0Oa5 IS; westerns
81 7ha5 10: limbs IS nlaG Eh - u.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS,
... '......# Nfn~A,,, rnN, ~ ,nau,

Monday, Fob. Is, 1892
sw1HE-.There Is light supply Of hogs on tho
makcs this week, and tho demand Is only mod.
were las. week The receipts number abou, a,D5S
head less than they did then. We quote tho
range at 61Ee7c per ID. not; nearby hogs CXa
67tc; fair TO best westerns 61<a7c per ID. net
most sales OF western OF G7fa7c. Tho receipts OF
hogs this week nIlmhnrnd 9 nsl head 49, =
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NEw YonX. Feb. I7--plg iron dull American
quiet at 81 IT, I'm duh and firm; straits SO 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18

z, New YoRE, Feb. F.-Petroleum opened steady
closed firm. Pennsylvania SPOT, none: March
options, opening and loves. 65xc; highest ana
closing so1}lc; saleslS. 600 barrels -
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New YoHK, Feb 1.-THE dry goods marke.
disclosed no now features. Tho market was nm
changed In tone and prices ruled steady. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18

CHICAGO. Feb. 17.-Cons!de.ablc nervousness
was still apparent In tho wheat market today,
character OF tho news received and tho closC
was iIrin ut an advance OF lc compared with
the tnal figures OF yesterday. Tho higher open
ing ana advance carly IN tho session was duo &c
Tho strong aud high English cables. The clear
ances also were rGthor larger and a good inquiry
was again reported. The market became strong
In tho last half hour, and operators started In Il
cover, tho market responding with strong up
ward movement. The advance was attributed
partially to rumors that Franco WINS ag!tAlna
the question Of taking of the duty on wheat.
Corn was quiet and steady, with fluctuations
confined TO narrow range
Oats were inactive aud steady, closing lower.
Hog products wore quiet and weak.
Flour steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-Cash. No. spring Soi4c; No. 3sprina
sSc; No. 2 red 9!a921ac; February Ss335aSgXt
SsHc: May el}zao2336ao2Ec. 10
SSSN Nsfsh sS Ss 5FS0FMS1 Hyy sls;1
6H!s-cash No. 2, aeaco,Ic; February oc; Nay
slHaslA aM11sc
RYE-So. q, axe. El
BARLEY-No. 2 t5n
FLAxsEED-07c.
TIAorIfrSEEp-31 a.
MISS ponH-cash $ 50: February sl1 45a1l Goa
II IS; May sll 75all S5ali IS.
LAHpmC "a and February 50 45ao AZ: May
snonr RllsNs6 S2H; February 6 75a3 sss
665: May IS 9?}$Sa6 00aG co. >,
sIonr CLEAR-S6 25. -,
BuTrEG-Wcak and lower; fancy creamery &c;
fine western 2'a2G}i!c; ordinary 2la2ic
EGG5-17alSN
NEW YORK, Feb l7.-Flour, receipts 5000
packages; exports 1850 barrels; market quiet;
sales 1900 barrels. Wheat, receipts It3,oJ(
bushels; exports 257, 900 bushels; sale. 2775,oot
bushels OF futures and 2l2,OcO bushels OF spot;
spot market unsettled aud stronger: No. 8 red
81 Oh lal o.; ungradcd red 9Ocasl O611; options
steady and higher; March 81 065{; April 81 O5a
oSNal osif; May 81 0o1Sal DIAL o.; June 81 OF ~
C2{sm o21s July 81 00'A. Corn. receipts 1904
bushels; exports $1,000 bushels. sales s3,Ocl
bushels Of futures and 1900 bushels OF spot
a a5 IKE; March is3sci ApIl ts'se; May 4s7sa
5000 bushels: rales 10000 bushels OF futures
and l0l, 90 bushels OF spot: market irregular
easy and weak: March 371kc mixed western
S6a37l3c; No. Chicago 3714o. Hay and hop.
quiet. Coffee steady, with little change In
prices. Sugar steady: ,Molasses quiet Rice
quiet at Soc. Eggs easier; western 2515c. Pork
quiet and steady. Cut meats dull. Lard lowe,
and dull; western steam and February sc ia
6 10; July 81 o.. Butter easy; western dairy
lSa2sc; do creamery 2la3lc Cheese strong
BALTIMORE, Mp, Feb. 17.--wheat firm; No, :
rcd spot and February 81 0ia1 04115: March 81 Ola
l0sh; May 81 03i%al 035l; receipts IS 90 bushels
shipments 1900 bushels. Corn dull: mixed
spot and February and March 4SsssaiS96o, April
Inents 2S5 600 bushels. Oats quiet: No. . white
western SS5aa3gc: receipts 5000 bushels. Rye
firm; No. ?, e61Ic. Hay steady; choice Timothy
us GOALS %. Butter steady; creamery 2sa29o; do
fair TO choice 27a2Sc. Eggs easy n: 23H24c Coffee
steady; Rio l71ac l.l
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Feb. T.-C0!tlo, receipts
prime 8! 75aj 10; fair to good 81 2Oa4 so; common
IS 5eat co. bulls cows and stays s. 25a3 so; fresh
COWS SIS 00a4O o. Hogs, receipts 4l50 head ship
ments 1000 head; all grades IS 0oa5 Is. Sheep. ro-
firm: prime to extra IS 75aG co. fair to good IS 4Oa
8 u; medium 70 fair 81 4oa5 90; common So 0Oa
100 fair to best lambs IS a5 80; veal calves s. %
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lIotnls,

Receipts Of sheep mud lambs, 329 head, With
gales OF 81 0oa5 50 per 100 lbs. for sheep, aud
lambs at 5a6x cents per lh.tE - :
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CINCINNATI, O., Feb. l7.-Flour quiet Wheat
strong; No. red ESQ; receipts 1900 bushels;
mixed 4lc Oats steady; No. . mixed 32a32H5o.
Rye, steady; No. 2, 500. Pork quiet at sll Is.
Lard dull Gt IS IS. Bulk meats firm ut IS S7k,.
Bacon quiet ut 90 ST.. Whisky steady at 81 H.
Butter, sugar and cheese steady.
plfiLApELrINA. PA, Feb. l7.-Flour less active.
Wheat firm; No. 2 rcd February and March
81 DIAL o.as; April 81 04al o4S; May 81 Oaal OK.
Corn lowof; No. 2 mixed February, March and
April tSstnisNSc; May, ,+3lia.s1zc; on,s shade
easier: No. 9whitc s6ho; No. white February
8I4a3T14c; March S7Ha3sc; April and May SSa
SsAc. Esss quiet and weak; Pennsylvania ilrsts
2ia25c.
TOLEDO, O., Feb l7.-Theat, February No. .
cash and February 9Gc; May 975sc Corn dull
and steady; No. =. cash axe. Oats qu,et; cash
steady; cash, February md March IS Gs. ON
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CLAREAoSr STOCK YARDS,
3. BALTIMORE Fob. IA ism

Arrivals Of live stock at Claremont stock Yards
via Baltimore &Ohio railroad for tho week ended
February ILLS cars, containing 1900 cattle.
g calves, $40 sheep and lambs, 7,lU6 hogs, and
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est 01Hc' lowest Coo: closed at COKE; sales 5000
barrels; clearanccs 1900 barrels; shipmens7S,
AZ barrels; runs IS, a0IbarrVls.
/ DhApFpEp,, pa, Feb. l7.-opeucd at Coo:
oweIt 60c: closcd at Go}sc; highest Go]lc; clear.
Gnces 5000 barrels. W H,~
pirTsBuEor. pa. Fob. l7.-0pcned and loves.
Coo. closed At COLO: highest G0Rc.
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& All hogs and sheep sold In these yards are mt
gross weight Receipts this week 4.l65 head,
against 4.lSl head last week. FNi.to good hogs
rold at IS 90; roughs at g. b0pcr 100 lbs Plys As %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-18

The daily consumption of ealt in st.
Louis is said to DO nearly 1000 pounds.
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WHEELING &ELM GROVE RAILROAD,
n - w Pennsylvania Stations.
] IEGnnSyIVaRia LINES.
TRIMS Bun by Central Time

Watch ST., FooT Or ELEVENTH Gr., WnErI.TG,
AT hcLURE EcCGE. WHEELING, AND AT THE
~ PEEEs1LYAGA STATION, DRIpaEpoRr. -.--
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

ClEcINsATI2 o.. Fob. 17.--Uoss easier; common
a5 lo receipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head.
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: on CRY Pa, Feb. lz-opcnel at Gec; n!gh.
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Shipments 10 New York, PHILADELPHIA, 10.
lal2 cattle. 100 sheep and lambs, 1886 hogs, IS
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door OPEN for i've minutes. When a
crust Is formed, scrape out tho soft CEN
tre, lot the shells cool, then fill with
whipped cream. Fill tho centre OF a
large dish with whipped cream and mr.
range tho meringues over and around
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OHIO RlVERRAlLROAD

Direct route to Marietta, parkersburS. Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth and
Cincinnati. Also 10 Charleston, Clifton Forga
md staunton. Va, and Lexington and Loul.
vile, Ky. 81
limo Table effective December6 1891. g
"Dally. tDaily except Sunday. XXI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14

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felt Der 0rtIt1en 0%erbGltnilie, meldte alIge,
meine Gegeln uno Gori1riften oar ni6t
auffommen ldBt, nielmebr iiberau Son1
oerituoten nnD Sonoererfabrungen BEAM
ipruden. 9te n~aturgeiesliAe @runblaee
Der abtpeidJenben @rgebnifle lit III geneinz
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geleiltet bdben, ioll in et1em 3tpeiten Nrtifel
ausgetubrt tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14

y r ii d e @ e d c iLf.
9as p%erbefierte elufttiae gruDbanb. 9as eiusioe
Srl9bouo, peI1es man 3oo unO Gtodt nit 9equents
lttDtett traoen fam. beitt it9er ieoen &ruh. 9euta
lanot SmproOeo GIaitic GRUB 60. s22 8rpobpop,
ede II. Ctr, 9lsm 9prt 2ipISm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-14

Wreis SO gentS; In nIfen &pot5esetaa Babes.
THE CHARLES A.. VoGELER CO., Baltimore. Ess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-17

WAsHrseros CRY, Feb. 16.-The Boring
sea negotiations seem to be progressing
trife more vigorously, now that the matter
of Canadian reciprocity is disposed of and
Secretary Blaine and Sir Julian Paunce-
fote are able to devote more attention TO
the question. The joint commission had
an hours conference with Secretary Blaine
and the British minister at the state de-
partment this morning, and at its conclu-
sion the commission resumed its session
1t is surmised that an effort is being mad,
to complete the work Of the commission
by the time Salisbury is ready to act in the
matter of treaty arbitration now before
him, in order that there may be no IN
necessary delay in reaching an agreement
as TO the renewal Of the nodus viyendi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-17
ErwoKrH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
1t ConVcncs with an Excellent Attend
ancc of Delegates.

The annual convention Of the Epworth league
for the Seattle district convened last evening at
the First Methodist Episcopal church. A large
number Of delegates were present from the So
cieties Ia seattle and other towns, and the church
was completely filed
After the opening exercises Rev. Levi Gilbert:
made an address OF welcome. IL was responded
10 By the Rev. \ Baxter. Of Fort Angeles. Rev
;. s suilEcr. % Port Townsend, then gave an
address upon 'Cousccrattou." The Lords Snip
per was stycn, Rev. :. ONO Bright and Rev.
J. N. +. Hicsersoa assisting ia the sdm.nlsira-
lion. The meeting was presided over by Rev.
Alfred lnw"od. pastor Of the Battery stree;
Methodist k0.Nco a. church.
The programme Tor to-day s as follows.
. g. ra.-Dcyoucnal exercises Organization.
Presidents report
lea. u.- AdIress-s'N Dung Peoples Societies.
Their Necessity BVd Purpose ". IT, praAeau.i
T. g. Ford, AddTes>-"Ihe Junior l.esrue,' Il
= fans. A3dross-''p Pledges. lt-NGatr' K
-tockwcL AItfsss-" HIS cab .e,,' ). o. Hes:.
wood.
sd y m.-ncyotionay exercises. Address
"Ile League on the Country CaArgc," K "
= hoonuaaker A11JasS--Ite I.sEag I'd Re.
y5vals,' $. A B-sat AIt-ess-' ..e lerl.s of
Tie Lesgae Movement +. D. White. Question
box. Levi Gilbert
80 y. n.~opentng cxsrcsses. Addresses by
r J. Moore, OF PuTailGr pres den: Tacoma 4. -
tglct League, ana T. 3 Ee-I