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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-01
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Railway

Time Table In efcct Feb 1, isgL Eastern
Tor Wheeling Tlmel
Leave wheeiiuE-tb.i5,t7 1880, t9:t5, sl0:S1,
eIl.S0 a NJ eI2:SO, q 20 t:o0 dJ:25, $50 oI:J0
$3.50. tO;IS. e7:S0, fs:so. t9:a0 ti0.4j p m.
Leave Martins ferrYt6:88. 10 100. IS :is, el0;10,
81 20 m; ei2:io e1:O0 17:00 t2.35, 10 sI:0l
$40. f5:6S, eT;l0. $500, 1850. ti0:00 .. N.
tDaily, except Sunday. oDcily.
y. W. EAYRa General Manager.
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RAILROADS,
MHEELING &ELM GRVik RAlLR0AD.

On and after Wednesday, June !, 1857, trains
viii run aI follows, city time:
IEAyB WHEEtIEe.--'S:o 90 = N. T.ooa m. s.oi
100 p. m, 2p, M. 500 p m. 400 p. m, 900 p
M, cop m, 800 ?. m, 500 p m 9:O p. IN. {,
l0:I0 p. m.
LEAVE ELM asnyE.-sc:ooa m. 200 = m: s:ol
100 p M. 2:0o p. M. 500 p ~. 400 p m, 500
n M, 800 p, m, 100 p. m, 500 p m, $50 pm,
10:l0p. m.
sDaily, except Sunday.
s:tJG m and Wheeling at 1917 D. M.
u. L. WEISGRRBER,
mY27 General Manager
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1.-Two Stopk.

CHICAGO. I'LL. May Sl.-cattlo, receipts COO
head; shipments 1000 head: market slow aud
feeders g. SOFAS 80; stockers s. o0p3 25; cows and
helfcrs So IS: Texas g S0a3 90 Hogs, receipts
1900 head: shipments 1000 head: market nc.
tive at 5al0c higher; rough and common s. OO
M Co; mixed and packers 81 S0al Gi prime
heavy,and butchers weights 81 SSa5 OBJ; light
81 S5G5 90; pigs 81 00ai 10 sheep, receipts 5000
head: shipments 5000 head; market active and
strong; do clippad Texans 81 2jai -; wool Tex.
ans S. l5aG ~; clipped natives s. O0aO 70; year.
ilngs IS 5Oas %; spring lambs 81 2Sas co.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. May 3I.-Cattle. receipts
$50 head; shipments $50 6ead market steady at
about yesterdays PRICES. Hogs, receipts 6g9
grades 81 9Oa5 10. Sheep. receipts 500 head;
Shipments 1900 head; market slow at about yes
terday's prices.
CrScISHArt o. May Sl.-HogI frmer: com.
mon and light s. 9OaA 90; packing aud butchers
e. 71a5 90; receipts 5000 head shipments 1900
head.
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wheeling 1.-Two stock Market.

The cattle market Is lrm, with only light
supply OF home cattle. In sheep the tendency
Is is lower prices, and In hogs there Is a light
supply, Commensurate with the light demand.
Goodfuo & Thomas report as follows:
Cdtile-Extrl, 1000 TO 100 lbs. Nate; good
8ISc; fair 100 10 800 lbs sA3lc; common, GOD
to 100 lbs 91sa2ci bulls 2aa2I+ci cows i1sa
nog,-Exta s.6onislc; good. 41Ga4soui COM
l Ssesp@Extn 4agsc, good. g!aic; common,
2Jsabc: lambs, 6aGo
chlves tRbLc
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May Si.-wool quiet and
stocks light Ohio, Pennsylvania aud West VIZ
33Jya3Jc; CoarSe S3A35c; New York. Michigan. In
diana and western hne or X or Xxx 251aGc;
medium 33a3ic; coarse 3salic; hne washed de-
lAIne and Xxx o0aSic; medium washed comb
Ing and delalne 35AS7c; coas1e do AlSaSSc;
Canada do S2aS3c; tub washed choice SSa9So;
coarse S3aSic; medium unwnShed combing and
delaIne 2jag7c; coarse do 20a27c; Montana l6a22c;
territorial l3a20c
SEw YeRk, May Sl.-wool In fair demand
and irm; domestic fleece a1faSSci pulled ga
SIC; Texans l.a22c.
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NewJerlsy central.itg2l do proierrsd-.,.. l7.S
Northern Pacific. l9lg, Richm'd &W. 7. T. "
do pro.cErcd..... nj Chicago Gas-.....-.. "a
Northwestern ...,...ll9 Lead Iriist-........... y
do preferred l4f Sugar Trust %
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DUTTER. Eaos AND RouLrRY.

The improvement In the pasturago has i'm
proved tho quality Of tue butter brought. 70
Town, and hRs caused a relaxation in theprlces
Spring chickens are In good demand, and tho
ruling price is FIVE cents per pound higher than
Il was last week
Eass2fEesh in casa 100 per dozen; fresh in
PoNlry-Price per lb.: Old ROSTERS, Go: chlck-
ems spring 2Oa2ju: chickens, hon, lOal 10; ducRa
7c; turkeys, l0a1lO,
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AIntnIn.

NEW York. May al.-Pig iron steady: Ameri.
can s1l 75al6 25 Copper quiet; lake sll S0a
II 90 Lead dull; domestic H27. Tin steady;
stralghtB 81 SIR2l S.
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Roth the method and rcsultq when
Syrup Of Figs is sakenS II is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
rently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys-
tam eaectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers mud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ia the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
cepts6le to the stomach, prompt in
rs action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
populGr remedy known. =
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
End 81 bottles by MI lending drug
rists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1e syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. cAL.
LOUISVILLE, ~ GAsig EeaE az
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NEw York, May 3i.-Petroleum opened
steady, declined 10, the Eales being mostly
switching June contracts Into July. Market closed
steady. Pennsylvania OIL spot sales none: June
option, sales 2lo.on barrels; opened az SHc'
900 barrels
{ on CRY PA. May Sl.-opened AtSS11<c; high.
cat J6ISc; lowest 6Jic; closed SS1sc EaleS $4,000
barrels: clOArnnceg $4,000 barrels; shipments
"a ,S29 barrels; runs lie, sSl barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. May sl.-opeued at Sc;
highest 56c; lowest 6IJsc; closed at bS1fe.
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Cotton.
nncllen,l ArnIea snlvn.

an, GSeIssAIt o. May 'l.-O0'tou steady mid
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ChIlls and DebllltY Curel.

I,ake pleasure in testiiylng to the remarka-
bic benefit have recently received from the
use Of RadAn's MIcrobe Killer have been
much troubled with chillS, night sweatS and
debility for months. and after trying q. great
many remedies to no avail, bought a Jug OF
Mlcrobe Killer and was completely cured In ten
days Respectfully ri an: saEFT Ky.
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THB wEEKLY lNTELLIGENoER

u q = bright sparkling. instructive family
journal II Is original In every department
70 interest and improve every member OF th5
family, whether in city or country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-01

Fresh vegetables and fruits have increased In
abundance, and are coming IN, In more liberal
quantities every day. Strawberries have gone
away down; one train brought In Monday night
276 crates Of straw berries, perhaps the largest
sSfIiele shipment that has ever been sent to this
city. Prices IN vegetables have, OF course, a
downward tendency. Tropical fruits rule firm,
and the refreshing orange aud lemon Is getting
dearer. -
anges Messina, 81 OOai D: bananas 81 0oa2 90 per
bunch; pIneapplcs 81 90 TO Sll % per 100
TeJstd6lGS- Cabbage. southern, 81 0Oa2 IS per
large crate; new potatoes. Early Rose, 81 30 pee
barrel Peerless, e. % per barrel; Irish potatoes.
COO per bushel; 81 IS per barrel; Bermuda opions
9 FrssI FrIiiS-Apples, s. OOa3 80 per barrel
Strawberries salUc box. New tomatoes
Sc 00a3 90 per crate.
Gran Trset-Rhubarb. 9Oc per dozen punches;
lettuce, 81 90 per bushel: radlshes, per dozen
punches l0albc; bunch onions 16l2)c per dozen !:
cuOumbers Csc per dozen; asparagus 4Oa5Oc per
dozen punches: green peas, 81 10 per Oue.halt
barrel; beans, 81 Is per crate.
MISCELLANEOUS
Roolsdnf Bdra-Glnsong, dry, pee D., IN do-
mAnd, 81 50a3 rs; saSsatraS bark. per n, 2lSaSc;
saSSairas OIL per D., 4OaJOe; NAY apple root PSF
n. 1Sa2c; yellow root golden seal pcs D., i2)l
IT,, free Of top S5ai0c; west Virginia snake root
perlb. 25a9jC; pink root per lb., line, SgIjjc;
elm bark. per lb., la2n
BednS-Prime new hand.picked. medium. 81 6Sa
as: prime new haud.picked. navy, 81 1a
Uoot-Fine washed DC: hns unwaShed Goa
PC: medium washed 3oasac; medium un'
washed 80; coarse washed S0al!o; coarse un'
washed 80
RoHa,-In the comb. per b., l5Gt6e
Rd1S-white, mixed cotton, per h., 1a1i<o. all
wool, per h., El3c; mixed. pot h., lal1ac
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Iwish tho afflicted and suffering 10 know that
positively assert that for twentyfnine years |
have constantly suffered lnIenSe agony with
that most terrible disease known as hemorrholds
or piles. In their very worst form. l have tried
every available prescription, but no curative
end have taken one Jug (which contained one
EallOn) OF Mlcrobe Killer, aud II has completely
cured me. It now feels like dream that have
ever suffered with that disease
~ Don't forget that VIM. RAdAmB Great Dis
eoTcry Is the original and old reliable Microbe
HlUIr (ot which other similar so-called remedies
are but feeble imitAtionS) has cured more dis.
eases than all other proprietary medicines put
tnVetheE
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GRAIN, FLOuR AND FEHn,

viii r0main OF on account Of the expected mr.
rival IN the market, In about six weeks, OF new
wheat Oats aud hay are still firm.
GTdiII-Wheat, sixty pound test. 90c per bush.
81. Corn. per bushel. shelled. bSa60c; ear. 0ja
61c Oats, out OF store western crop, i0ai5c
per buShel; home grown. 85aiOc
FI0Hr-Fancy roller mill winter wheat. wood
at 81 IS per barrel; paper $3.50 per barrel:
Epripg wheat MinnehHha SS25 In Eaek, s. .
her barrel. Famous 81 50in sack St65 In wood.
Galaxy, s. IS IN socks. s. y per barrel
Feef-Feed Is scarce. bran bringing SO 20
per ton; nlddlings SO % poe ton. Hay,
bRled SLIPPER ton, retall; loose SilSl2 Dor ton
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~ Pennsylvania stations.
VIy9118gIVdRid IIR2s.|
Trains Run by Central Time,

rrcxET OYT1cEs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION Oh
HATEH H.. FoQr OF EkEyENrH ST.. WHEELING,
At Ncl!uRE HnUEE WIKELfgd, AND Al THE
PIODUyAFtL STATION, BRIDOEPoRT.
s0urHEEsT STUrEM-" PIH HANDLE RoUTE."
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Ibelleye your MIrrobc Killer certain cure
for Rheumatism. Up TO year ago was down
Freat part Of my tlmo With rheumatism. be-
IAN taking your remedy, and after taking two
tugs have never been troubled with IL since but
law doses Il entirely disappeared. Ihnye offered
ia several cases TO pay for the 9iicrobe Killer
provided Il failed 70 cure rheumatism. but have
never had to pay as yet as It inevitably did the
work
Respectfully, WM MATTHEW'S,
Dealer in lumber aud all kinds OF building ma.
fneInl LINN. TnXla
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Hogs were higher Quotations: Chicago IA
7LIc; other Western 6%a61fc.
Fat cows were fairly active at 2ll2a814e.
Thin cows were fairly active at s. 0Ol20 90.
Mich cows sold readily at so Goals 90,
Mich calves were active at 4ai5Ac.
Dressed beeves were in good demand al 6aI14c.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Weekly Report of tho Local Markets. in all
or ,cE OF me IsrsLIiaEScER
MIIEELINn. InnalnR. Nav 80.

The local jobbiny markets show az much lie
as can be expected At this season OF the year
Collections arc fair. and the outlook Is good for
= nror,tsjn0 general tradR
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CINCINNATI. o.. Nay 3l.-Flour strong Wheat
dull; No. . red S71EGSsc: receipts $500 bushels:
Shipments $500 6uGhels Corn easier; No.
mixed Sc Oats firm: No. mixed S5lSa36I4c.
RE firm; No. ., Sc. Pork higher at 500. Lard
strong al Sc 25 Bulk meats firm 6t 50 OK Bacon
firm a. 81 SIX. Whisky 81 49, Butt0r easy;
fancy creamery 2OA2lc: Ohio l7al9C; dairy llc.
Llnseed oil steady at 4iatSc Sugar IN fair de.
mAIid: hard refined 4ha5Jlc; Now Orleans 31Sc
Eggs heavy At he Cheese lower; prime TO choice
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NJ ~ % ptE phpeE Nl0l UAEEHAs
spring wheat MinnehGha $50 In saek. $ 3
per barrel. Famous, 81 50in sack IS IS In wood.
Galaxy, S. Is IN SOCKS, 81 y per barrel.
Feef-Feed Is scarce. bran bringing $40 90
per ton; mlddlings SO % por ton. Hay,
baied Sl!per Ton, retail; loose SiIsl2 Dor ton
GROCERIES,
Tho market for groceries Is about the Same as
last week, With the exception OF slight rise In
lnnl The increased consumption Of sugar,
caused by the coming in OF strawberries, haS nd-
Ynnced the price Of that staple little. Prices
deFs from the Woodworking country folks for
thai cleansing commodity ArC coming In freely.
Sprypi-Choice sugar syrpps 500, Honey Drlps
SOC; Sew crop New Orleans .Mol9se,, choice
New Orleans SIC; bakers good a5c: strictly pure
maple syrup, one-qnarter gallon cans 81 20i one
hall gallon cans, q II: one gallon cans. 81 10.
PSopnloH-LAtges g; hams u 40; medium
OMc; s. .. shoulders, 71tc; sides Sc; OF.
binary beef l0c; ham dried beef lie; family
mess pork Id pieces sls SOi bean pork, dne
Ia Lart-PGro refined, in ticrcO re; 50 ID.
tins, Sc Chicago lard In tierce, 7ISc; 50 h.
tins TIC; tin pals, lbs, SIC: tin pals, lbs,
SIC; tin pals 10 lOI 6Ic; tin pals. 20 lbs, SIC:
TIN pals 50 lbs, 7Nc
So; granulated standard 80; standard eonfee'
TONERS A &c; Columbia A - ~; standard Wind
Eor A 43Sc; American A sc; white extra 9
&c. StRuuhru yellow SlHc' hnlgnLb ycll0W oIFc
toscC-Green Conee-faucy Golden Rio 40;
fancy green 2lc; choice green 20c; roasting
grades 1qc; Java 2Ic; roasted In packngcS-Qhio
Valley Rio 19.9Dc; Panhandle 1850: Arbuckle q
Co.'S roasted l9.2Oc Bulk roasted lDc, Old
GoyernmentJaya roasted G6c: q A. grade Rio &c.
7edS-YOung Hysou per lb., 21aJOc: gunpow.
der 25a7Jc; Imperial, ajaj0c; Japan. 25a7Oci
Oolong 2!a76c; Souchong 2!G56c.
Cdndtes-star. full weight W; Parailne per
ID, l2C mould per SET, luc,
Tiaegar-Choice cider, l2al4c por Eul. stand.
ard city brands loallc per gal; country. lSal6c
C6teSs-Is quoted as jobbing ut.1oJzc for full
cream SwcitDer, Bale, according 10 quality;
Limburger 1870; factory. l0c
Flsh-No.2 extra mackerel, Il bblS., new 100
lbs. 500; No. ., 80 lbs y W; No. y small. 500
for so lbs: No. 9, 100 lbs $50
Sa Timothy, 81 70 per bushel; clover small
seed. s. co
ScI.-No. !, por bbl., 81 90; extra per Dbl 81 5j;
dRiry, fino, 5-bushel sacks, 81 90 per Sack
sud C0fn-l1c per ID
Standard 8 Id. table peach, 81 % % s. ISi pie
peaches. h.. Sc; pie peaches. 6 h., 5! 90; No:
5 tomatoes, new, 300 10 SSc; corn. 81 10; I'd
GRADE BIB, 81 %; strawberries h., 81 10; black
n 1. n +. IL dam
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday. April ., Passenger
Trains Will run as follows: SDaIly. 4Daily tx.
cant puAdnV Central Tina
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From Pittsburgh. 1870 n m. daily and 1913
p. m. daily. except Sunday; $50 and iO:I1p IN,
daily ll:OJ a. m, SUNDAY only.
Washington accommodation. 7:6oa. m, daily,
excent SUNDAY.
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TOLEDO. O.. May Sl.-wheat dull and steady:
No. J cash S2Lc; June 9OIfc: July SIC: Angus:
SJIic. Corn dull mud steady: No. . cash Boo;
July 471Sc; No. ., 4Sfc. Oats quiet; No, cash
s3IS1. iRye dull; cash sQIfc. CloYerseed noni'
mai; prime cash 81 90.
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RAILWAY TLME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trAlns on and after
Na o, l69l EXPLANATION OF REVERENCE
Marks: sDGiiy; tsnnday excepted; MONDAY
e1espted; lsataFdSy excepted isundty only;
saturday only. Eastern Standard Time
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.Sherrard, W "a May 50.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
THE STATE SENATE RULES.
All Amendments Adopted Except
That on Combinations.
SnNton Considers the "COntcmpt "
Rulc unnecessarily Changed.

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Der II the committee ON Kulos, was ,til
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RuI' IL, rnurr whlrh Erwin, otpNnnr ana
SuNtuu were declared In vuntrmpi The
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tempt shall he denied all privileges Uutl!
relieved uf contcmp'.
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w. '"N',' ''' Wv ''''' "'''' W. WV
~ II now stands senators Lad already been
deprived II their privileges. il this had been
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's'"S ".'''' 'n'' '"''' vas II" "''" VI nu''
hh amendment, NhlEh WAS simply u JuNtlhca-
I on ut action which had already teen taken.
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OlI! 'o u" passed oh 'lit same uh'' 'hAt u Is
.lu'Iru 10 tllliu rrhnlhE,itstroNtd,M Mf. SaN-
ton lh"ush', Il barrier to nasty and lll-con>i l.
/ 'l'u l'IlNlh'loh' ~ "hl'h lh'r" was
hlitauN 700 lhucI. lht'' siuUIu ne uAl itl'
| LOT examination.
| IN" amendment 10 kule - when all 'WN
| nominations 10 hr cohilllWru ny "A lnil"ritN "t
lhuN' present liN'thn "1 those elected, on
/ lllcttu VII lh' constitution, "hlrh provides
| lhat holnl atluhs 0hhll DE confirmed by 1.-The
S'hil': nutr lhlN Iu' oIUgl' ih'ihp'r
| lhlshI Y" i''au' 10 f'llrHriI, " h' Nrha'"'
cantor pointed "!l, INA, kui" ! was sam"
| as Assembly kul' i', winch SaNtuh hal hn-
| proved
| ne untrcd a l'h'r hmrhdin'ht thnt
The evening world., 1892-01-27
COL GREENE, OF THE list.
A distinguished Officer Chosen to
Succeed Col. Hopper.

The Beard of OiIicer, Of the Seyenty-frSt
Regiment have elected MajCr Francis Nintun
Greene, u Gen. Luul, Fi,2gcrglds stan,
colonel II l., regiment, to nj the place lett
vacant BY the resignation OF col. hopper.
After graduating Al West Point IN 1865
col. Grcrnr was Tor several years Instructor
ia engineering at the Military Arait my, and
subsequently, served under Gen. SkpbrlOn In
the Rus>ilu Amy durln- The Russo Turkish
war. II" WAS ,'C rated bE the car at the
close Ui the war.
II /, b lI-Nrd that the election Ot Col.
Greene VIII luIt az rnd to ul>tr'Cliuu ana
III i"clius III the X" iMrLl. Alcn Ia, caused
- mu,A trouble during Ia" past Year or two.
The new cuninahlrr l. an exceedingly pOpu-
lar man and an cAr"lrH utii"rr. and the
>"ycntS-'lrSt i urepa. ins 10 give him an ell
thu>ia>tic welcome.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
THE CID MANS ADVICE.
1t Was About Tutt.nG Money in
Your Mouth.


Your Mouth.
She st lprd into the rear car Of a cable
tram at Ninth and Olive streets. She
was very pretty and very stylish, her seal.
skin feather bua, and ali n,cou,r,ments
lciug sttictly swell. She had half dozen
slnal! bundles aud "A pocket book. RI Iht
in the corner was an old gentleman with
comfortable air and twinkle IN his
eyes.
She sat down next tn him and got ready
for the conductor hy Hylug the package,
in her an. opening Ter puchct-bo, and
thklng out Il silver URHgter. says II writer
III the ST. Louis Pas. -D"v"th. Beng
rather huurrrcd With handles. she held
the coin between he. liIs while she fixed
her povkc, b Oh. Tie u,d gentleman
hractd NJ " ht,ic. Then he smiled II
quiet smile. aud. turning e. her, said
iou won. hope. t"be oticIse at
my remmk.'
Size lookrd up and said
- Emp.
:" | SIMPLY wanted to smgge,t some
thing. continued the Old gentleman.
She luoked tin, time without saying
ANYTHING.
! on,y want to- suggest" he went on,
that yuu hla let rr rot holt TINT com
IN your uouru, y'u know YOU crut tc ]
how many lu,tI,@ilt" nGuiS have nan tied
II, how mann glrI~v T. "k,ts II las been
IL. now MANY Lott =,
:" Thank N.l. ; r,' said she turning \
ROSY rei A. IA, moved TO the other end
of the car. I.a ui gentleman sat back
and enjoyed H~ Joke.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
STREET LIGHT CONTRACTS.
Electric Lamps to Burn ut Forty
Cents Each Per Night.

The Gas Commission to-day awarded the
contracts for electric lighting to the Brush
Eiectric-Itght company, the United states
Illuminating Company ana the Harlem Light
ing Company at 40 cents "A lamp rcr night.
The contract with the Brush company was
for iOrty-nye LAMPS, with the United States
Company for siAly-siX Lamps, anu that with
the Harlem Company for twenty-four lamps.
cents IA night bu' they agreed with the Gas
Commission u a reduction uf live cents per
/ lunU
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Chicago All Right.

Y n " ~ ITfI W|'t|I-T
MIR. Gotham -iNvN great mud 10 sell out
my prnprIi IA chicago. lnmcnNe sky
scrapiuS nU.lIi-- are gong II? all around,
and lust lhIgh wna' would happen II there
shuUld lr an nuihIIlAAr.
Mr. laNc>idr { Chicago Oh, don't bother
about that. There i~n't enuugh solid earth
under chicago 10 4uaAc.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
DRUNK ANO A BABE IN HER ARM
Mrs. Beasley Was Found Lying
Across a Street-Car Track.

A half frozen drunken woman with two
year-0!d c!.lld claspcd in her arms vas found
lying across the Strcct-car track on lenth
avenue early this morning by Policeman
Parker, OF the West Thlrty-Seycnlh street
station. The woman was the wife OF George
Bcasley, OF JOi West Twenty-siSth street.
In the jefferson Market court to-day She
WAS sent to the island for two months aud
the child was committed to 81. Agatha 5
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Vicious Stallion Kills two People.


JEfTEHsohylLLE, Ind, Jan. 2i,-Frank
Brown and hi, wife, OF South Boston, were
Kicked to death hy a stallion yesterday. N
the TIN" ~ the fatality Mrs. Brown was Milr :
ing Il COW, when the animal, standing "a !,
stall near bN, kicked her, klillng her III
stantly. Brown, mi>SiM9 his wife, went "a
the barn To learn Muat was keeping her "
hu was IN tn" aCl u raising the PROSTATE
FORM Of his wife he horse kicked him on the
temple, from the effects of which he soon
The evening world., 1892-01-27
New Coney Island RaAroad.

NV u
ALBANY, Jan'.T.-1he certificate OF Organl-
zatiOn OF the coney Island, Fort Hamilton AID
BroOklyn Railroad Company was hlcd with
the secretary NJ state J-dAy. The road viii
BE- "A double track street surface railroad
the Brooklyn terminus AZ Second avenue ana
lhirIy-nihth street, near Terry. Capital,
5000, 900.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Hearing on tho Silver Question.

IVY AhhO'IAlIp PNEsE.'
WASHiNGTON, Jan. 41.-lhc iir,t bearing Of
this CUngrcs, on the silver question tooS
place this mDTniuE Daiur" IN" iiOuse Come
mittoc on coinage, weights and Measures.
Mr.. Leach. The Director Of III" Mint, wda cA-
amlGcd lie favored an International agree
mCnt a TO the best mu1c Ul solution uI the
Question.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Euneral of undortnkor Delanev.

taker aud member OF the TammaLy Hall Gem
ertl Committee, took place to-day IRON his
late rcsiucuCe, at 3O5 Fast TWentlcth street.
lie was member oil several political AMI re-
ligious organizations
The evening world., 1892-01-27
State Reformatory for Women.

ivy ASSOCIATED pRrss.l
ALBANY, Jan. IA bill was introduced to-
day by AsScmblyman Sullcr appropriatlng
100000 to establish a stat" RcfOrmatury
Tor Women IN New York or Kings county.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Machiue-shaken Buildings.

fnY ASsnClAIFp rRTss1
ALBANY, Jan. nn-lhc Assembly to-day
passed Ahcarn's bill regarding the Inspection
II buildings IN which machinery Is used Ia
New \ ORR city.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Emperor Francis Joseph Has New
GranGdaughter

.Ni ASSOCIATED rIIrss.'
NIrSNA. 40. - --ATcndu 'hr~N Maria NLl-
rriI, youngest daughter II hMlcrDr Francis
~cpA and wlsru; AIchdUhr Francis ~aNatOr
oG Austria Tuscany, has been Il !lyrrcl of a
daughter.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Death of M. Joigneaux, French
Journalist and Agricultura'!st.

lN At-u,IAlI II PHE~s.l
PARIS Jan. IN. Pierre IulgncauN, the
M"i-knOwn French Journalist AID asIi, Vi
tUr,st, Is dead.