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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
COMBINING GOVERNOR ALTGELD.
JURORS ~ THE FAMOUS ANsRcnI;r Tm N
rALE- CnMNIENTs OF CMInA .O pArEE-.

JURORS ~ THE FAMOUS ANtRCnI;T TI NJ.
TALK COMMENTS or CHICAGO PAPERS.
t'hIca, 20. June c..-Clarl,s y. Toid. who was on"
II TN Jurors In the Anarchist trial. seen todaF
IN rcga~ I, the ale, Il bras Of LaiiiN Rycc n told
bv Governor Atgcld that h" VS. managing t's ease
and shat fhD>c fellows anarchists, world hang rs Ger
tn,n as death: that H. calling such m"n n, the
defendant, would have to challenge p'rcmporilY ma
wa,i. their chilling on, and that when th'ir
rballcnge. were exhausted they would have 10 take
inch mon a. ~" rfp.ccui'on want d.
Mr. Tudl sad: consider This ~ outrage on
American citizenship. II t'o,"rnor Mtg"f Iii gwen
1hc nirtou rs IN act u; mercy. II woiH nave h''h
Different II would have Lccn bad enough In Thai
CSC FOR / feel very strongly acainNt having 'h'
pardonin, power I'm ANY WAY connected Win ponies
I'm; for Governor Argcd to constitute hmS"f 'h'
liiec and jnr. I, an oilrag'.'
carrie, Ludwig. anothcr Of thoS" who ~'' ~ Il
,rror IN the famous trial aid Any charge ny
,yh,m ocvcr made. that there was AWNING nhi'ir VI
,-c,rr,ng,d III tho selection Of the Jury, Il p"P"scr
ms | an "A manicmnkcr 10y tIadr, ana was Sa''"ci
,,yoy from ms business right In my D''' "'''c'
lid not wish to go. and would gladly nave s'' ""'
Of serving. As 10 my being prejualceo' 1 n'u'' Guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

During the famous sea battle at LISA, when the
ships OF Italy and Austria contended against one
another, there numerous occa.ions when rammng
tactics failed OF success. Failure due not so
much TO the strength of the ships attacked as TO the
good seamanship OF their commanders. Had the YES
sells been unskfully handled and direct ram blows
been possible the result might have been different.
10 happened then, as will always be the case. that
wh6 commander sought contact favorable 10
himself the other avoided Just such conclusions
1t IS fact on the other hand that the Ferdinand
Max did sink the Red Italia at LISA. but not mill the
ruddcr OF the latter injured to such an extent
TO ruin her steering qualities She was then prac
ideally at the mercy Of her opponent. Many other
could be mentioned showing that the ram Is not
always successful weapon OF offence. 1t does not
material whether the ram strikes In an ar'noicd
unarmorcd part: the practical result Is likely to be
the same and the ship receiving the blow will be
either sunk disabled.
Another point to be considered is the possible dam
age done 10 the vessel which does the RUNNING. TO
sustain the shock which follows rnmmnG, the Prov
of ship must be tremendously strong and well
backed That injury to both vessels Is likely to resul,
from such contact Is shown by reports indicating TIC
damage done the Camperdown. II will be found 'hn'
her Prov possibly both bows. will require extensive
repairs. There also enters into the question of me
value OF the ram onSdcraton OF what The other snip
will do when the attacking vessel is close aboard
Modern ship are provided with mJhile torpcdocs
aganst which even powerful ram cannot Gomp ra
there vet st' remains the torpedo. 1t would be held
until the ram was reasonably and then hurled
at short range and with probably fatal effect
The whole que is then found TO be surrounded
with so many conditions and doubts that 1t Is difficult
Of solution homo The Da only o p0 wbeh s%n w be dr
mtelv settled Is that the ram when successfully oper
aed carries certain destructi IN with H. Whether II
can be so operated in these days OF swift. fast turning
vessels depends largely upon the coohpss and skiful
ness with which such vessels arc handled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
REpORTs ABOUT TIE CHOLERA.

London June o7.--Cholera advtccs from Mecca show
that there were 900 deaths from the disease in that
city YESTERDAY. This Is the largest number yet re-
Dor,cd during the present epidemic.
Washington June 27.-Recent reports received by
the Marine Hospital service FROM tho cholera In In
feced ports OF Russia indicate that the disease Is
pcrccptblv diminishing in the ratio Of new cases
ronor,od During IN, week ended June 90 there were
no new cases reported from Hamburg and the health
Of the city was excellent. From the weekly bulletin
issued by the Marine hospital Service IL appears thh
in the week ended April - there wer" FL cases
and ,ixty.cchi deaths cholera In Iodoia, Russia
Surgeon General Wymai has received cal" dis.
match that cholera has broken out IN the island Of
Ccphalonia In the Mediterranean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
40 PROOF AGAINST ". LANE O'NETLL.

Judge MARITIME In General Sessions yesterday dis
missed the Indictment against william Lane oNcill.
the lawyer In which he WAS charged With forging the
name 81 John william Lang. proprietor OF III" Hotel
Lang Fo-fv So ond II. and Thlrd-avc. OMEN pre-
.cnted bin for $3.50 to Lang for services and showed
paper purporting to l." >isncd by Lang directing
him the lawyer. 10 appear IN court for him. Lang
s1id the ptier was forgery The District Atiorncs
said he Was unable to prove IN" charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
KILLED RY ~ ANGRr MIL.

West Union Ch,o June 2'.-Ex Recorder james
stephenson died yesterday in Intense agony from the
,u.cis Of the terrible Injuries received from an
angry bull stephenson was In the lkiiiynrd "h"h
uo ,e,s, attacked him. The animal charged him
c,n and oeain His started 10 assist hia father
,rmed with n piichfork. when Er too was seriously
.i,r.l lie succeeded In eating hold OF ihe r1nS
In the bulls nose, wnei "lp a4i''u IN" INV ''''
ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
HE Cty EXPLAIN 1T ONLY AS A MISTAKE

4 curons request vas made by the Park Depart
n.:d 10 he ATdorcmsn yesterday. II was for per
mission to cNpcrd $4,000. without public letting
II contracts for exhibition cases and for fitting mp
the new ncr,h wing OF ne Central Park Museum of
Art and for repairs The application was referred
To the usual committee. President Tappen Of III"
Park BOARD said yesterday that he could not ;cll
why Sncl Il request made. lie thought n mistake
I..dl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
TIE CARAVELS At TORONTO.

Toronto June 27-Tlc spanish caravcs Santa
Maria Pinta and Nina arrived here at O'Clock tbs
morning. They were towed 10 an ahchorae" on
center Island Park. The Spanish Nico-Consul nj
once boarded The santa Maria and paid bis respects
70 Cap,an Concas after which they both went ashore
and waited on Lieutenant Governor Kirkpatrick ON
the captains 10 his ship the Mayor ana Alder
men went aboard and inspected the vessel The
officers of the caravols were then taken on trip
about the CITY The Rect will leave here for the
Weland Canal early tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
TEXT CASE UNDER THE GEARr LAW.

Philadelphia. June .1.-'ni'eo states 'o"'""s''o"'i
,,,.nrds this afternoon decided that Lee Kcc, n
,,,,noe. ,,horcr is unnwfuiy within the tinted
states and directed that he he removed TO ohih"
" a., cost OF this Government. haif-dozcn
wopcoans we're recently arrested for violating The
.s,,on ,ow and Lee Kee's selected rs
res.ilC"o' M the 500 Chii.amen IN Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
IN FAVOR OF POLITICAL UNION.

Montreal June - lSpccirD Tile international
rrcnc, Congress- composed OF delegates rom AL parts
~, I'm. Tni,d States and Canada. and held under Tho
ausuiccs OF The - Jean Iapli>'c society oi Montreal
closet It's labors this afternoon. Among the resolu-
tions unanimously adopted was one which says thai
botb the French Canadians and those OF their com
patrIots who have found homes In the thl'"d states
,rc of ON. mind that. while retaining thrr t1li"nAi
norisiics religion ana language hoh countries
should he united undcr the Stars ana stripes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
THE SVCEpJv(; TO RE DONE ny TIE CITY

A difference Of opinion has existed between tho
swccpcrs Of the Street Cleaning Department ana III"
cInulnvcs Of the NcwYork Central Railroad as 10
who's. duty II ~ clean the foot BRIGGS over III
railroad tracks NJ inorsecting streets. Yesterday
Commissioner brennan gave directions that the city
swcoIcrs mp.t do the work. lie said that lac wa
una aware OF The controversy unii yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
HOPE FOR TIE SEVENTEEN ARMEXIANs.

London, June 27.-In reply to questions asked In
the House Of Commons day, Sir Edward Grey.
Parliamentary Secretary Of the Foreign "nce stated
that the Government had reason TO hope That 'l'
sultan would remit III" sentences pronounced against
the seventeen Armenans who were condemned 10
death for alleged participation In She scditious riot
Ing that occurred at C.sarca and MarsOvan, last
-pripp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
REDELLIOrs PHILIPPINE NATIVES.

Madrid, June 2f-Advces from Manila show that
a desperate fight has occurred on the Island OF Min
danao the second largest OF She Philippine group a
force Of GOOO rcb"llious natives. under The leadership
Of their sultan made an attack upon Fort Mumungan,
an Nindanao. The spanish garrison succeeded In re
missing the natives after stubhornly contested fight
rl,c native, Lost eighty sven lilrd, including th
Sultan while 800 heir number were wounded.
The spanish loss, il any, IS not stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
MOVEMENTS OF TIE FLAKE.

St Johns ~ T., June - t-pecialj.-Thc British
wnrship Blake. RcarAdrnirni Hopkins. arrived her"
today from Halifax, and viii remain uaul Monday.
The citizens viii give ball on FRIDAY evening III
hnuor of the Admiral and his officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
THEY MIST BIZ REPAIRED At ONCE.

The Health Board yesterday gave orders To have
the eight tenement houses Nos. 30. :S2. 2s4. ESQ
and -, East Fourih-si.. j1 Flrstave 100 Bayard-
l. md lt53 broadway vacated within five days II
tho owners OF the houses failed 10 max the Necessary
sanitary repairs. About thirty families have occupied
N. houses I'm EIst touitlisi. The house In Broad
Nay shelters three families and l., owned 10y the sire
h.,,thcrs An order to repair the defective plumbing
in The house was made 10y the Health Board as long
ago a, october |. i-9., but the repairs were not
made and the house has been declared TO DO unsafe
for people to live In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

The reporter looked around and saw pictures OF Il
number Of people who killed and who attempted 10
Kill people who wear crowns In Europe, ana peace
officers who wear brass buttons and blue In America
Outside the door man in armor waves red nag
over schooner Of lager beer and on the window Is
cholked H. large letters the announcement, Fielden,
Schwab and Ncebe free"
Have the honor TO address Justus Schwab1' SAID
the reporter.
Who are yOu'r said he.
81 am n knight Of the pencil. Mr.. Schwab,' an
syrercd the reporter. The Socalisc leader paused
for IA moment, and every body In the place stopped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
TO STICK TO ALTGELD.
GUSTAV SCHWAB SPEAKS FOR NETWORK
SOCIALISTS.
IN THE " FRFIHEIr.

THEY APPROVE TIE ACTION OF THE ILLINOIS
GOvERNoR-JoH\NY MOST WILL SPEAK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

900 have registered. What disposition VIII be
made OF the remaining COO Is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Empire state Express-best train for Chautanqua
Ioke"only ii hours from NewYork by New-iork
Central. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
BOTHERED BY BAGS.
LITTLE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THOSE OF
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MAKE.

HOW VOLUNTARY WITNESSES ARE TREATED BY
DANIEL MAGoNE AND THE INvEsTI-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08
THE oARAYELs ARRIVE.
ANovel Reception to the spanish Models
Of fhe Columbus shins.

Novel Reception to the Spanish Models
Of Che Columbus ships,
WoRLD's FAIR, CHICAGO. July 1.-The
arrival Of the Spanish caravels at Jack.
son park to-day, was q source Of great
interest to the visitors and was the
cause of attracting an unusually large
attendance at the fair. The weather
was perfect. When the vessels ap-
peared in sight the news travelled rap
idly, and above the exultant cheering
came the din OF q multitude OF steam
whistles that told everybody in the
park that the quaint craft which sailed
all the way from Spain were nearing the
palaces erected in honor OF the man
who dared to sail the unknown Atlantic
four centuries ago.
Captain Concas and his followers on
the Santa Marie were brought in steam
launches to the landing in the great ba-
sin, on the north side Of the agricultur-
al building. AS they passed under the
perlstyle the South Sea Islanders gave
their war songs, at the same time driv-
ing their canoes over the water at full
speed. The Vancouver Island Indians,
in Tyheuir salmon fishing dugouts
greeted the spaniarda in their charac-
teristic manner. The Esquimaux
ranged alongside the launch on their
slim kyacks, and every bell and steam
whistle in the grounds clamored.
The Midway Plaisance had sent ita
strongest people to march in the cara
vel procession. Buffalo Bills Indians,
and Cossacks, Bedouins aud other rough
riders were there, and the English sol
diers OF the military tournament added
their scarlet coats to the picturesque as
semblage.
The line OF march was eastward from
the agricultural building across the
peristyle, west along the south front of
the manufactures, electricity and mines
building TO the grand stand east OF the
terminal station. Here Director Cen
eral Davis directed Captain Conchas
and his men, and presented them to
the public, amid wild cheering. Sena.
tor John Sherman then delivered the
address OF welcome. Captain Conchas
responded briefly, and Secre tary OF the
Navy Herbert and Others also made
brief addresses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08
ENGLISH ROWING RACES.
The Final Rounds of the Henley Regatta
M tha TI,omaa

The Final Rounds of the Henley Rogatta
on the Thames.
LONDON, July This was tho last
day Of the Henley Regatta. The final
rounds in the different events were
rowed and the prizes awarded to the
successful competitors. The weather
was sunshiny and hot. In the final
rounds for the stewards cup, the crew
OF the Magdalen college rowing club
beat the crew OF tho Thames rowing
club by length aud q quarter. For
tho grand challenge cup the crew Of the
Leander rowing club were pitted against
the London rowing clubs crew. The
Leander's took q slight lead at the start
and before half Of the course had been
traversed they had quite stretch Of
open water between themselves and
their opponents. The London crew
finished a length and three quarters
astern Of the Leander
G. B. Kennedy, Of the Kingston row.
ing club, and +. Biddington, Of the
Thames rowing club, were matched
against each other in the final round
for tho diamond sculls. Kennedy show.
cd himself the superior oarsman aud
won the race as he pleased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08
an INDRoRNT EXHIBITION

At the Students hall Was What Caused
the Bloody Riots That Have Reen In
Progress In Paris.
New YoRK, July IA morning pa,
per says; A New Yorker who has just
arrived from Paris makes clearer than
the dispatches have done the nature Of
the event out Of which the riots have
grown. The event was a students ball,
as has been stated, but 1t was not fol-
lowed by any further disorder on the
part Of the students. They give two
balls each year, one in the autumn and
one about this season, holding each in
the QpaTtiere Latin in some largo as
sembly hall. These balls have always
been extraordinary in one way or an
other. 0ilate years they have been
considered indecent by oil except the
students themselves. Latterly the stu
dents have seemed TO try to make them
more and more indecent and shocking
10 the average beholder.
Last year, Tor instance, O feature Of
one OF the balls was dance by four
absolutely nude persons, two men and
two women, before that, nude women
had been carried ON the shoulders Of
the men. At this last ball where the
present disorder began the chief figure
was lady GodiVa impersonated by a
female model. She rode astride a horse
and was without any covering except q
pair Of black silk stockings. She was q
celebrated model known to most OF the
students and greatly admired on &C.
count Of the perfect and beautiful lines
Of her figure. The students assert, and
they are doubtless honest, TO them an
exhibition Of this sort Ia no more than
they have accustomed themselves
to in their atudios aud class rooms and
that they feel only an artistic pleasure
or shock according az such an exhibit
ton Is or is not beautiful and satisfac.
tory TO their professional judgment.
There Is In Paris sort OF an Anthony
Comstock, who Ia devoting himself to
correcting offences against good taste
and public morals, and after investigat-
ing these students assemblies he car
rled his complaint against them before
the senate. General attention was thus
attracted to them and they were as gen.
orally condemned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08

1tf,a.1o T,t., y Nuk..A k.t1 .....l,, o.. H.,
clSsinT ShSdS hISher rh aT Sarlv 'f firnpsSs was
duo IN the Tenorts' which bTonSbt in a good
InSnv bnving 6risra Same hSd renor,s wers SIUn
reCa WA ;tnvaSv AMI tor "a fine strnnv feeiinS
nrevaiIed 6nerStors wera ' diSnnsed 70 sell NJ
the ndvSnee SpS nndsr rStSeS Irse sailing. ehIef'
liz nv naTties who tiSnnad eaSiy nj bnyers, Eteady
deeiine foiloWed FomISn Sdyices iator were
SnvoraS,s IN hoidorS cShias cnmIpS With Ia
adyanee ~
Corn dpu
Oats modcyotoIv act,va
PORK estIreIy nseSiSetsd
Fionr Anil
WHSITNrash M . snying a5c, M. snrinp
62e, M, rcd SSc: jIily 6saSSIia6Sc, septem.
ber % JSa70sla6SlIc; Dece aber II Slla7Szc
AnSns. SiISa4i5Sstisle. sepinmber 15ZatISsa
AIs5c'' './s-'-'SN'ArAN'
6Hrs-Cash Nh. o 2saQOlIo, July 2s15a2ONa
2OlSc; seDtembef l6i %s2sStc -'>'''-'>'N
NJ > E6c ~
F ItxsSSnE :. Va /. H11K
MESS PoRk-Cnsh and July SO IS; September
$50 l0a20 20a20 10.
LkRD-CaSh 50 %; July 81 9Oal0 Q0a9 90: Sep
TENDER SO 26al0 60alO AK; October % SSal0 0Sa
1000.
SHORT RIBs-Oash 50 171S: July IS 00a9 06a
0 O5; September 50 22Hag 67ISaO az; shoulders
IS 7Sa9 %; short clear 20 6Oa5f5,
WHisxY-Sll2
BUTTER-sleady; creamery 1galsllc; dairy liza
IKE.
E0os-steady at lie,
NEW YoRK. July Flour recoipts 1000
barrels; exports 4, 800 barrels; sales 10000 bar.
rels; market Quiet Wheat. rocoiptS 2l7 600 bush
els exports l67, 900 bushels; sales 900 bush
eis Of futures and iis.0OO bushels on spot; spot
market very dull; ungraded red 6saT9c: Or.
lions firtnSr and higher; No q red July
IlsSc; August 7SJsa7ia7SISc; September 1910;
October 7I1la7S1laIIzlc; December sl5sas2ssa
SlNc Corn, receipts giOO0 bushels; OK,
futures and $4,000 bushels OF spot; August
5dg'I4a491saly57tGi September 6gG Oats, receipts
s Sss'VV9S bushels; exports 2o9 !l, 6nsheh; sales
Vyo bushels o. iu II d M !soV,O Snsne o.
rbicayo f ISGia ~ 'E M
stSady CntISsSts Sissay Lard frmSS. ', we,trpS
IN Sa INV IN 9o SsS,amLer siS * porI Jnii
and steady Bntter Sn}et. wSsteTn Sai+S i50Isc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08

Take plenty Of outdoor exercise. II
will help you throw off that tired feel
ing and raise your spirits. Don't over
eat--enough is as good and better than
feast. Be careful Of your drinking
water and always add little OF Klein'a
Silver Age or Duquesne Ryes. This
will keep tho digestive organs in good
condition and prevent much summer
sickness. They are absolutely pure aud
are for sale by hotels, druggists and
dealers generally, at 81 SO and 81 25 per
full quart. Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny.
Send for catalogue. mailed free.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08
ELI SIAI.Ks DYING.

He was square" Gambler, hut Has
Dealt Ills Last Card.
LoulsvILtH, KY, July 1--Ell Marks,
the best known aud most popular
gambler who ever hailed from Louis.
villO, 10 reported to be dying. lie IL
now at tho house Of friend twenty
miles from tho city, on tho river road.
He 10 too feeble 10 walk aud hopes Of
bis recovery have been abandoned. Ho
n aald 10 DO tho HQuarest man who over
ieaIt a card. His friends number some
OF the most prominent people In the
IJnitDd StRlOa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08

Instant relief experienced and a per.
manont cure by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy in the world-0tto's
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cough, when Logan Drug Co., soleagont,
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this great guaranteed remedy? Its
success Is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell you. 0tto's euro is
now sold In every town and village on
this continent. Samples FREQ. Large
bottles 50C. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08
A STRATEGIC MOVE

ny Archbishop Corrigan-Powor of Ru.
raj Deans Increased.
NEw YoaK, July z-Archblshop
Corrigan few days ago increased the
powers Of three rural deans connected
with the archdiocese Of New York, SO
that thoy eau make the annual vista.
tions to the churches in their respect
Two districts, heretofore imposed on the
ordinary OF the diocese by the docreos
Of the third plenary council Of Dalu-
more. This new move OF Archbishop
Corrigan is considered az strategic, in
view OF silence whichhe has maintained
on tho docIAlons Of MonaiRnor satolll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08

In thousands Of cases tho cure OF q
cough Is the preventive Of consumption,
The surost cough medicine In tho world
is Dr.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold
by oil dealers on q guarantee Of salts
faction. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features Of the Money aud Stock
dnrksts.


NEW YoRK. July 7.-Money on call was more
active, ranging from to 20 per cent, last loan
6 per cent closing offered at per cent Prime
mercantile paper Gallo per cent Sterling sI'
change steady at q sg4al sisl. Silver market
was dull and weaker; certificates sold at 72a7sci
closing at 1Na7lIfc. Sales 10000 shares,
The tendency OF prices II the stock eSehange
to-day was upward. The volume Of business
was small but as the beam showed disposition
10 cover the market took higher range. The up
ward movement was assisted BY an advance 10
American securities ut London, ann by inc
absenCe Of important mercantile orbank failures
NJ home. While the deals made were largely lOF
professional account the commission houses
were hmOst unanimous In reporting an ";
creased number OF orders for fractional aud lnll
lots for investment Manhattan moved NJ, ~,
New England ~ and the general list anywhere
from u TO x peTeeut Final quotations were y
10 " per cent below the highest, except IN the
case OF Manhattan which reacted ~ per cent
The market closed steady In tone,
Railway bonds Irregular Sales S595,O0,
(iOVnFunnf and state bOnds dull
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-08

AUhc NHe bthhhuru y O'hV ~ ShiVtaHu
Excursion tickets now on salo via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip rates, good returning until Novotl'
Dor 5, 1903. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at $3.50 a. m. and l:25 p.
IN. daily, aud at $3.50 p. IN, erccpi Sun
dap For aleeping car accommodations
and other information enquire Of Balti-
moro q Ohio agents.