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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
ON tho Electric Car Limo between Wells.
Vile and East liverpool.

On tho Electro Car Limo between Wells.
Vile and East Liverpool.
CLEVELAND, O., June 1o.-A car on
the electric railroad line between Wells
vile and East Liverpool, Ohio, jumped
the track to-day and rolled down the
bank of the Ohio river There were
twenty-five passengers on board. The
car turned over twice before 1t stopped
and dozen Of the passengers were bad
" hurt, but none were killed. Miss
Mary Brooks had three ribs broken and
was internally injured. Fears for her
recovery are entertained, as we'll as for
Eddie Applegate, aged twelve, whose
legs we're broken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
ECU psna.

These words arc very familiar to our
readers, as not day passes without the
report Of the sudden death OF some
prominent citizen. The explanation Is
'Heart Disease" Therefore beware II
you have any OF the following symp-
toms: Short Breath, Pain in Side,
smothering Spells, Swollen Ankles,
Asthmalic Breathing, Weak and Hum
CRY Spells, Tenderness in Shoulder or
Arm, Fluttering of Heart or Irregular
Pulse. These symptoms mean heart
disease. Tho most reliable remedy is
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, which has
saved thousands OF lives. Book Of testi-
moniais free Mt The Logan Drug Co. g,
who also sells the New Heart Cure. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents IN that Thriving
City-PerSonaI aud TndnStrint

Accidents and Incidents, in that Thriving
CIty-PerSonal aud Endustrint
The delegates to the Democratic con-
yention are Thomas Williams, John
Walters, lobe Kyne, Samuel Taylor and
Daniel Cox. The central committee.
men arc George McGtumphtey, A. Gra-
ham and Robert Hanson.
"The manufacturers will most Ger.
tainly sign the SCALE" said a prominent
ironworker Of Martins Ferry on Satur-
day. He says the men will not stand a
reduction.
Ellis Lash, the ieweler, returned on
Saturday night from Cleveland, where
he Attended the lectures by the Julius
King Optical company. =
Hon. j. W. Hollingsworth and Hon,
Newell Kennon will address the
Knights Oh Pythias at their picnic at
Ridgeway's Grove, July 4.
Mrs. II. E. Wells. who recently un-
derwent treatment at Philadelphia
for cancer Of the breast, is on the road
to recovery.
7. A. Scott, who is raising cows,
wheat, potatoes and chickens near Wes-
teryillc, is here for a few days, looking
we'll.
John Hcrvey will get a pension OF
SO per month. ]. 7. Hanes received
the papers on Saturday.
r. H. Clayland, Of Bridgeport, ad.
dressed the Y. NJ. @. A. meeting yester-
day afternoon. 23IG&-.
Tho Martins Ferry police now wear
gold badges, properly inscribed. Thoy
are beauties.
Misses Allie and Carrie Hackman
left for Pittsburgh on saturdayto spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Parker arc enter.
tanning Mr.. Parker and family, OF Pitts
burgh.
Capt. L. W. Inglebright and Prof,
Crago left on Saturday for St. Joe, Mo.
Miss Anna Dean graduated rs nurse
from the Allegheny Hospital last week.
Pension certificates duo on the 10th
inst. did not arrive until Saturday.
Emerson Campbell celebrated his
twenty-first birthday on Saturday.
Mrs. Alex Frazier has as her guest
Miss Ella Ieins, Of Wellsburg. ~
Mr.. A. B. Gilmore spent Sunday at
New Brighton, Pa. s ~
Lincoln avenue, in EtnnvilEe, and
Broadway, in Martins Ferry, have re.
Gently been repaired, making good
Driveway to Martins Ferry by way OF
New Steel Bridges, tho most direct and
quickest route. No delays, easy grades,
no railroad crossings, and road speed
allowed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
RINEHART s. TATUM,
City Bank Building, Room Nod
TeInnhOne 30 iGl5
FOB RENT.
FOB SALE.

No. 1895 Chapllne street, eight rooms, both
gasScS, hot and cold water, ground thirty feet
front. running to alley.
Nlnety.twO acre inrm one and half miles
from BcllnlrC, on Winding Hill road.
5l.acrr farm near Marshall County Poor Farm
Excy lots, east sido OF Lind street and south
OF Tenth street.
No 2GOl Market street.
No. GS Thlrty.ilrSt street, ground 65Xl"5
feet. u rooms price vgl
No. lbs EofStreet, half lot......,.......... 5,2y1
No &c ThIrty.cighth street.."...!.......... $500
No. 81 ThlrtyeIghth street .,............... 1000
No. 1850 Charles street and three lotS..... l,V0O
No. 2i0l Woods street.
Pleasant Valley lots, sl6O to $3.50 ehch,
50acrc farm, known as Porter farm, SIS per
acre.
DELVEDERE LOTS.
No. l06 Main street.
Two cottages on MoundsVille camp grounds
No. 2l02 Chapllue street.
No l2l Sixteenth street.
No. Sg3l Woods street
No 1898 Woods street u
Fiyp.roOmed house aud lot at McMechen.
Four lots IN McMechen, Millcr's addition.
No. 226 Sixteenth street.
Desirable Chapline street property.
No. 90 North Front street. III
No 1927 McColloch street, lot G0Xt20 feet, $500
Lot on South Front street, $1,000.
lot OH South Front street, Si,i09.
Building for manufacturing purposes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
nlll Wlll moi go 10 ChLcaEo.

,wAsMiSGroN, D. G., June l9.-With
reference to the report that Senator
Hill is enroute to Chicago, telephone
message from his.hoteI:at . ;4O p. NJ, to.
day, states that he is at the hotel and
does not intend to leave the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
FOB s A LE.

House OF seven rooms. 2S?3 Chapline street
House OF SIX rooms, with modern improve
ments, lot S5xl9O, South Broadway. Island. s3,5 800
House OF seven rooms, Eotf street, l0OJ cash,
balance OIL easy terms, $1,000.
Lot on South Jacob street, 500.
Lot on Jacob street. Centre heelIng $50
Very desirable building lots In BehrenS d
speldelS atdluoni also GU the late site OF street
House OF five rooms on Eor street, between
Twenty-fOurth and Twcnty-fIth streets, $500.
House. six rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel
House fvo rooms, brick, Fourteenth street
Half lot on Twenty-nlnth street. 500
House three rooms. First wlrd $500
House, fOurrooms, Jacobstrces Centre Wheel
Two very desirable lots on South Front stss,s
Island
eaG large lot al McNochen 100 by EOS foot vcry
cheap. sH
House OF eight rooms brick, Jacob street, b..
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
Seven lots, 5JEl01 feet In Fllans Whyte Ra1
Gallagher'S addition. Price 5l01 to SOD each.
One OF the beH manufacturing AltsI In tn9
CITY lrOntinyO on two ratirohdA
Choice IL Glonaala
Lots III Filth ward Ia Ftlan s WhYtSI
aaa'''0H LOAN 4
$500, 5000 $1,000 and $1,000 to loan on city real
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20

If YOU need spectacles, eyes tire or
head aches whom reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes tested for
glasses without charge by Prof. sheti,
tho Optician, corner Mainland Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician In
the state. TTHsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20

IF tho assessor has omitted 70 assess
you, SEQ to It that you are listed. You
will be deprived of your vote in Mo-
vember II your namo Is not on the as.
SCISSORS book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
II MAY Be DEPEW.
80 Has Been offered the secreta-
ryship of State.
TF LUNCHES WITH THE PRESIDENT

And without IntimatIng Whether He
Will Accept Leaves for New York.
There WIN De No Other Changes in
the cnDlnct-.The silver Tongued
orators Eminent Fitness for tho
Position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20

WHAT folly! To DO without BERcnAM's
PlLLs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-20
NEsBITT g. DEVINE,
17ae Market street. mylo
FOR SALE.

HOF SALH.
Three housos on Wood street. between Thirty
9th aud Thirty.Slxth streets, on ntty.i0Os lot;
rents for 81 per month.
No 1910 Wood street, lot31xl0O foot, six rooms
splendid manufacturing or building site,
one OF the bes. IN tho city 100 feet square. cor
ncr Of FOrty.sccOnd and Water streets; Will DO
soldaSn whole or IN lots.
4 good farm OF M acres, ono md half miles
from tho city a good orchard. six acres In
grapes, has liYcroomed house, stables, ETC., and
tho best OF water VIII sell on easy terms or
trade for city property.
Lots IN IEoHmanns addition, tho best value in
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms, for short
time,
No. ill7 Jacob street. six rooms and large
st0fO
Fine houses In Caldwell'S run chCap.SgOO TO 1900
No 1915 jacob street, rents for sll6a...... 100
Nc. II Thirty eighth street six rooms new. 100
No. 3i2l Chapline street, tcn.roOmed house
and two lots
Brick houso ious rooms and hall, Forty.
Irstand Woods streets, full lot
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-25

= Sie @iener Yreffe idil-
bert folsenoe Seene: Srt uno 3eit Der
Sanolung: Sie iiinsite SiBung Der
@eielidait Der 9ler3te. Sofratb 9ro-
ieHor Sittel: Soduerebrte Serrenl Sd
begriiBe Sie.. .. (Wtan bort elm lau.
tes: WtdbD 80. proieiior Sittel iebt
nobmals elm; Sd besriibe sic uno
9ebe Der Soilnung 9lusorud. E.
gidddb. =. Yrofeiior Sittel (einiger=
maBen irritirD: oaB Sbre rese Sbeil=
nabme au6 fernerbin. =. WddddGb!
.... gla9emeine i6alenoe Seiterteit.
glu1Diung oes 8dtbiels fir ben Seller:
Or. BON Gilelsber9 bate gum 3mede
Der Semonitration iiber Die Wirtunq
Der Shiloorilien @rltirpation spei
jun9e S6ufe in ben Saal brineen
lahen. uno oieie maren 10 porlaut,
bem Serrn Soiratb nit ibrcm Mdb in
bic SesriiBunssreoe gu fallen..
-SIrfii1e Sldtter brin-
gen folaenoe oiiicielle Mittbeilun9: I'm
Der lansen Srodenbeit. ipelde felt pie-
len 9yionaten berrihte, ein rai6es
Gnoe su bcreiten. oronete Der Sultan,
wie ii5liA. Oiientlide 8ebete an. gnts
iprebeno oieiem 9luftrase, bat Der
Saii3 @tuIIapba gfenoi. Der sweite
Smam Der Seilisen Sophia, iib nab
SeatsSane be9eben, um nit fiiniSia
SaiiSen (Gprangelebrten) oas 6ebet su
perridten. 9lu9enblidlib nad oem
8cbete besann ein uobltbdtiger 3egen
su fallen. Der Sultan bat geru6t,
oem Smam sebn Yfunb uno ieoem Sa.
ii,, pelder lid an bem Gebet bethel.
liste. ;pei pfuno 3u iaenten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-25

Serr 8farrer bon 9lb in 9erns bat
Lebtbiu nit ieiner @emeinoe in aaer
Stiae Oas 25jdhrise Sienitjubildum
gcieiert. Oils Santes3eiben perab=
fclate Die 8emeinoe bem @eieierten cine
aus benz obualoneriinen Staatsarhip
srmorbene bubble soloene 9entmiin;e
nit Der pafenoen g8iomuna: sir
25idbrise seoeibli4e Wirtiamieit ais
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-25

= Nus Sdweningen in
@irttemberg tpiro elm sSail BON 8er-
urtbeilung eines llni9uloisen beri6tet,
Der wieocrum 9eeienet lit, bic @eaner
Der gntiAdbisung itubi9 su MAIDEN.
Wesen angebliden Siebitabls Don 800
". wuroe oer pferoetneht Slnoreas
Yfau bon 0ornban I'M Sabre 1889 au
q Sahren 8eidngniB uerurtbeilt,
pel6e Strafe er am Is. Sept. aud,
ri6ttg perbiiBt bat. gfa6 ieiner Sn=
baftiruug aelangte Elm anonpmer Srief
an Die Staatsanwdltl6aIt. in Dem es
bieB, Piau lei Der 9ieb nibt; oieier
ielbIt betbeuerte INNER, aud nob
briefli6 i'm Gefdngnib. feline llni6ulo.
Sebt, oa er wieoer aui ireiem sSuBe 1T,
.betennt - pie bic .Netarquellc" be-
ri6tet = elm unter oem talihen 9ta-
men 6rieorib Seller BON Steinboien
ieiner 3eit neben inn arbeitenOer
Sagel6bner = in Dirtlicbteit Der
S6neioer 0uowig St0br bon Sseden=
bauien : Der inSpii6en meaen Der.
i6ieoensr Nerbrcden in's 3u6tbaus
fam, er babe oas fraglide GjeIo aeltob.
len. Sieier Sage iuuroen nun ourtb
oas 8eridt Grbebungen anaeiieat, oh
leine Gnsabe aud auf Wabrbsit be-
ruhe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
MRS. sMYTH PRODUCES WITNESSES
To Prove That the Disputed Brooch Was
Really Her Own.

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The defense rested at
the conclusion of to-day's session of the
SANDER trial against Mrs. General Smyth.
Major General Smyth testified he believed
the brooch produced in court was his wife's.
She had often worn it Mrs Smyth's
daughter gave similar testimony Mr.. Ast-
ley, jeweler, identified the brooch as one
be had sold Mrs Smyth. Mr. Currie, a
casemaker, testified that the case in which
Mrs. Leader said she kept the case had
never been made for it. 1t did not fit. No
jeweler would put the brooch in such a
case. Mrs. Smyth's parlor maid and house.
keeper both testified as to Mrs. Leaders
visit to Mrs. Smyth in her bedroom at noon
on September q.
Miss Ethel Wheeler, who had been in
Cairo with Mrs. Leader, was then called.
She said she did not remember seeing Mrs.
Leader wear such a brooch. Sir Edward
Clarke again called Mrs. Leader and pointed
out to her the discrepancy in her testimony
when she said Captain French had sent her
the brooch, saying ne had been on Black
Mountain expedition, whereas, as a matter
of fact, he did not go on the expedition until
March. 1891. This closed the case for the
defense, and Sir Edward Clarke began his
argument in behalf of Mrs. Smyth After
the argument OF Mr.. Lockwood in behalf of
Mrs. Leader the court adjourned for the
day
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
A WILD SPANISH MOB
Smashes Windows of Conservatives
and Cry for Republic.
COLUMBUS DECORATIONS RUINED
Because the Queen Regent Refused to
Attend the Celebration.
OFFICIALS SCARED INTO RESIGNING

MADRID, Nov. 3.-The populace OF
Grenada were greatly disappointed at
Queen Regent Christmas refusal to visit
the city with King Alfonso after great
preparations had been made to receive
them. The feeling of disappointment
changed to one of anger, and large mob
went about the city and destroyed the
handsome triumphaI arches that had been
erected. They set fire to the octroi Offices
and stood by while they burned. Then the
mob proceeded to the stand that had been
erected for the use of the royal party DUR
ing the unveiling of statue of Columbus,
and completely destroyed it, together with
platform built for public use.
Finding no new mementos of the Co
lumbus celebration on which to vent their
anger, the crowd assailed the houses of the
leaders of the Conservative party with
stones, smashing the windows and doing
other damage. While attacking the houses
someone in the crowd started the cries of
Down with the Government" "Long live
the Republic" The cries were taken up
by the mob, and for time it looked as if
a serious emeute would occur.
The revolutionary cries attracted the at
tention of the Civic Guard, as the rioting
had not done, and body of them made a
charge upon the people, slashing right and
left with their swords A number of the
rioters were quite severely injured. The
mob made no resistance, and all who could
do so made off at the top of their speed.
Thirty of them fell into the hands OF the
Civic Guard and were locked up.
In consequence of the disturbance the
Mayor of Grenada has resigned. The Min
lister of War, Minister of Public Works and
Minister of Justice, who had arranged to go
to Grenada to assist at the unveiling of the
monument, have decided to postpone their
journey. as they fear a hostile demonstra-
tion. A third of the Grenada municipal
authorities are republicans.
The absence of the Queen Regent is due
TO her desire to spare King Alfonso fatigue
after his recent illness. The Civil Governor
of Madrid mas resigned in consequence of
the recent ricting in the prado, growing out
of the authorities prohibition of an open
air concert. 1t is expected that the Mayor
will also resign to-day. The public is still
highly excited because of the stoppage of
the concert
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
DUSTER AT M'DONALD.

Dry Hole Reported on the Mcdonald Bros.
Property-An Improvement in a Wei
at Gregg Station-Wells on Top of the
Sands at Underclif.
!. The only well reported yesterday as com.
pleted was the Devonian Oil Company,
No on the Mcdonald Bros property at
Mcdonald. Several days ago it was re-
ported to be showing light, and yesterday
it was known to a certainty that it wou ID
not make an oil we'll.
The Peoples Gas Company's No. 157 or
the McMurray property at Gregg station,
which was reported some time ago as good fol
only 20 barrels day, is putting out $50 barrels
every "a hours, and has been averaging al
most that amount since it was drilled in.
They were cleaning out their No. 1856 Nc.
Murray yesterday afternoon. This is the
well at which tne rig was burned while they
were dropping sQuib TO put on shot. AS
has been exploded the men were proceeding
very cautiously with the work.
The Wheeling Gas Company's No. on the
Richard GLADDEN. farm was on top OF the So
foot sand last evening, in which they e1.
pect to get a gas vein. This company has
located No. on the Griffith and No. on
the John George farm, both of which are
located near Venice, five miles south of Nc.
Donald.
Knox Bros. & Co.'S No. Scott, two miles
southwest of of Mcdonald, is down 2, $50 feet.
They were expecting the 50-foot yesterday,
in which a big gasser is probability. 1t is
being drilled by Morrissey Bros, who have
averaged 100 ieet day. which, they claim, is
tho fastest time ever made in the field. They
expect the fifth sand at 2, $50 feet.
The Forest Oil Company will reach the
Gordon sand Monday, with good luck, at
their No. l on the Wallace farm. Their well
on the Turner lot east of Oal1dale is due in
the fifth tomorrow morning. They have
started to drill at No. 8 on the Sturgeon, and
are spudding in at No. 10 on the Heron
in northeast McCurdy was making IS barrels
an hour yesterday.
The Gauges Wednesday.
The production of Mcdonald was 1850
yesterday, the same as the day before
Stock in field, $4,000.
The runs from the Sistersville field were
Ia, 979 barrels on W ednesday.
Runs and Shipments Wednesday.
The runs of the National Transit Company
were 27,46s shipments, 1919. Southwest
runs from Mcdonald were 147S9 outside
of Mcdonald, 7,346; total, %, l35. Buckeye
Pipe Line runs from the Macksburg field
$3.50; shipments, none; Buckeye runs OF
Lima oil, 40,375: shipments, 1903: Eureka
Pipe Line runs, 15,0A; shipments. ,75s; South
Transit shipments, 80,
The Tidewater Pipe Line runs on Wednes-
day were 4,0l6; total, 1854: average, 1927;
shipments, 24,S66; average, II. 1873.
Western and Atlantic runs on Wednes-
day were 2, 1872: shipments, 6,19S.
The Wednesday runs OF the W. L. Mellon
lines were 6,al6; shipments, s,2s3.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
Belgium at the Monetary Conference.

BRUSSELS Nov. 3.-The Belgian dele
gates to the International Monetary Con-
terence, which will be held here November
%. include three mono-metallists-Sena
Weber, Superintendent Sainctlette, of the
Belgian Mint, and M. Montetiore Lew,
a banker-and one bi-metallist, NJ. Mill
ard, Director of the Mint In the absence
of NJ. Beernaert, Prime Minister and Min
lister of Finance, who ought to preside at
the confere nee, but who pleads pressure OF
business in the Chamber of Deputies, Mr..
Chamber, an American representative,
should preside over the conference.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
Frances Bargain With Morocco

PARIS, Nov. at is officially announced
that Count d'Aubigny, the French Ambas-
sador to Morocco, who recently went on a
mission to Fez has concluded commercial
treaty with the Sultan. The treaty makes
a large number of reductions in the tariffs
on French imports, which the Moroccan au-
thorities have hitherto forbidden, and also
in the export duties levied on various prod
nets of Morocco
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
osman Digna Resurrected AGAIN

SUAKIM, EGYPT, Nov. 2.-Osman Digna,
who has been reported dead dozens of times,
has reappeared in the Soudan. With a
number of his followers he has occupied
Sinkat, and has raided close to this place.
An Egyptian outpost so miles from Suakim
has been evacuated. The friendly tribes
fed before the raiders.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
SALISBURY LEADS THE ATTACK
To Be Made by the Tories Upon the Irisl
Evictions Commission.

Evictions Commission.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Lord Salisbury has in
dicated to the Unionists a line of attack
upon the Irish Evictions Commission. In
communications to the press, His Lordship
declares that the Constitution of the com
mission is unfair, and thai the published
order of reference, on which the commits
sion's inquiry will proceed, involves great
misstatement of facts
At the coming session of Parliament
Joseph Chamberlain will introduce a bill
providing that miners shall not work more
than 4S hours a week. The bill will, how
ever, contain provision for local exemp-
tions where the miners so desire.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
NEW GUIDE TO THE GAME.

LEES, THE NOTED ANALYST AND REvIsER OF
DRUMMoNDs WORKS. THE AUTHOR.
Mr.. ]. Gould, of Middlesbrough, has just
issued a work by Mr.. James Lees, of Dai-
wellington, which alike for quality and
quantity surpasses anything yet published.
Problem Book" and Memorable Matches"
are known the world over. This "Guide to
the Game of Draughts," 1t may pc briefly
gives over 1900 games and variations, be-
sides many notes pointing out wins, draws,
and notable play. For the benefit OF the
student special attention is directed to the
strongest lines of attack and defense in each
of the openings.
In addition to what is usually found in
other books, a chapter of irregular and
weak openings Is given. This is novel
and Lady Refused" ""Wagram," "Waterloo,"
and other bizarre openings not to be found
in the books. That the play selected is the
compiled by such a talented analyst and
writer as Mr.. j. Lees; and q hurried run
over shows that it introduces much that has
never before been published.
tions all of which are Of such Importance to
the game that they ought to be known by
every player. Notes to the same, with solu-
tions, are also given.
has adopted the system first used by Mr.
Hill in his Synopsis" handiesr for ref
erence yet discovered. The work Is we'll
printed and bound in cloth; and the price
only Isis something remarkable, even in
this era OF cheap books. The publisher. Mi.
j. Gould, "a South Street, Middlesbrough,
will send it TO any address on receipt of
Is I'd.
LATE CHECKER NEWS IN BRIEF.
James Ferrie. champion Of Scotland, is in
great form as q player, ard to still further
benefit himself he is going co make a tour of
Scotland before he crosses the pond to COM
bat against the American champion, G. F.
Barker, for stake Of $500 side and 800
expenses.
James p Reed, the e1-champfon of Amer
lea, says: "None of the checker columns of
America are any good" This is rather
severe criticism on such expert editors as
Denvir, Clouser, DeFeest, McAteer, Stearns,
Calvert Hull, etc.
The death is announced of James Watson,
an old Secretary of the Aberdeen Draughts
Club on Thursday, the 18th ult.
The worlds champion keeps up his great
record OF winning nearly all the games he
plays His total score in Glasgow was:
Games played, 702 won, 626; lost, 2: drawn,
81
Mr.. A. J. Heffner, contributor to our
department., fell heir to a young and prom
Using daughter on September 80. 1892.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
The Oil Market.

Range Of the December option: Opening,
61Ac; highest, Sac; lowest, 5l2<c: closing.
6lXc.
Refined ofl-New York, $500; London, 4sl@
41sd: Antwerp, 1877.
OH CITY, Nov. 3-NationaI Transit certif.
Gates opened, 51xc; highest, 521sc; lowest,
b1xc; closed, 5lsc; sales, So 600 barrels: clear
anoes. 1s2, 900 barrels; shipments, 1lO,4l7 bar
rels; runs. 50, 800 barrels.
NEW YORK, Nov 8-Petroleum opened
steady and ruled quiet throughout the day.
Pennsylvania oil, spot sales, none; December
options. sales. 5000 barrels at a Lima Oil,
no sales.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-04
An Australian Baby Farm.

SYDNEY, n. S. W., Nov "A great
sensation has been caused by the discovery
of a baby farm at Macdonald, south of this
city. The bodies of seven infants have al
ready been unearthed in the back garden
of house occupied by family named
Maxim. The principalms ember OF the fam
lily have been arrested.