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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
PRODUCE
wholesale Market Quotations.

REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, Jan. ~, 1873.
The receipts of eggs are increasing, and
with q light demand the market Is
weaker and, as will be noted, We have
again reduced our quotations somewhat.
Butter continues in very good demand, and
rOrchOice stock full prices Sre being real
lied. Cheese is trim at quotations, with
very fair demand Potatoes are firm at
the advance noted in our last report, with
au increasing demand. Poultry, both live
aud dressed, in rather light supply, and for
fine fresh stock full prices obtained. On
ions firm and more active.
Butter, creamery, strong at 80 TO Soc and
fair supply; country choice 2OaSCc; country
good Sal0c; country fair 4a0c.
Eggs at 35c per dozen; scarce. Demand
strong, supply very limited.
Navy Beans, hand-picked, 81 75a2 90 per
bushel
Cheese. prime Ohio factory, ll8al2Hc;
New York. l2al2lkc: Limberger, lOl5al2c;
Sweitzer, 12i5c; maaket nominal, demand
fair. supply fair
Poultry. old, live chickens, s. O0sS 30 per
dozen Chickens, hens per pound, lOallc,
spring chickens 8 O0a3 90 per dozen
Ducks, q 90 per dozen. Geese, 40a50c
each Turkeys, live weight, lOallc.
Lard, country prime, 6lIc; very scarce.
Home grown onions, 81 - per 0ushel.
Home grown cabbage, s. 30 per BARREL
Potatoes, 15c per barrel
Appels, 50 0OaS - per barrel.
Beets, - per bushe!
Green Onions, 20s25c per dozen.
Cauillower. SOC per dozen.
Spinach. 75casl co per barrel.
Celery, SOC per dozen punches.
Sweet potatoes, new Baltimore, 81 50e
- per barrel Jersey sweets. q 5Oa4 IS
per barrel.
Crapberries, Cape Cod, g OOa3 % per
crate.
Chcstuuts, 8 O0a4 80 q bushel.
Onions, 81 coal - 4 bushel
Turnips. 81 51al - per barrel.
NcDisOn, l5SlGc a pound.
Parsnips, 81 - per barrel.
Carrots, = 90 a barrel
Rabbits, 81 50al - = dozen.
Quail 81 15a2 GO a dozen.
Pbe1sGnts, g 0Oa3 70 q dozen.
Wild turkeys, lOallc per pound.
PIttsburE Produce Market.
PITTsBURG, January IA
APPLEs-Fancy, s Seas 20; choice, s. 90
az %; common, g COa2 50.
BEANS-New crop Of New York and
Michigan peas, s. 0Oa2 10 per bushel; hand
picked mediums, g. O0a2 10 per buShei;
Lima, new, &c; Pennsylvania and Ohio
beans, 81 seal 20 per bushel.
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-2L4 s2%}c per pound.
BUTrER-Elgin creamery. S6sS7c; Ohio
fancy creamery, 3JaS2c; fancy country
roll, 25G27c; low grade and cooking, 10a
l2c; grease, Ss4c.
CABBAGF-Sugar barrels. g 50; -four
barrels, 81 5OaS 90; per 10O. 81 OOSlO 90; per
barrel, s. I5aS 90; German seed, 3aSJSc per
pound; imported, S1<a 4o per pound.
CRANBERRIEs-Jersey So 00a3 %; Cape
Cod, in barrels, B. 50aS 90 for fancy; crates,
az 75aS CO.
CHEEsE-Ohio, new, 11Ha12c; New
York. lls(al2c; fine fall make, fancy new
Wisconsin Swiss bricks. 15al5i4c; Wis
cousin Swiss, in tubs, 15jSal6c; Timber
ger, fall make, 12al21Sc
Eeas-Srlctly fresh Pennsylvania and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. January q.

The live stock market continues TO be es-
pecially marked by the high prices at
which hogs are running They are still
near the eight dollar marx, and it looks as
if they would there remain for some time.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
hue & Thomas:
CALT1E-Extra. LOCO to Zoo, e. 25a4 so;
good, eco to LOCO, q 00a4 %; good, 500 TO
900, g 75a4 90: fair, 200 to 500, So 50a3 75;
common, 60 to 200, & 75a3 %; bulls, = 25a
3 %; cows, 81 25s3 90.
Hoes-Demand fair; supply light; ex-
ira, g. 65a7 90; good, s. 5Oa7 go; common,
s. 00s1 25
SHEEP-Supply freer; demand fair; ex-
ira, So 50a4 90; good, g 25a3 so; common,
s. 00aS 90; lambs, s. 00a5 co.
Fresh Cows, $50 % 70 $50 90.
Calves, 81 90 TO s. so
Horse ana Mule Market.
CINCINNATI. January 2l.-The cold
weather has interfered materially with the
movement OF stock, and the demand has
been only moderate. Receipts have been
sufficient to supply the wants Of the trade,
though they have been small The limited
business has been mainly in heavy draft
horses and large mules. Prices as rule
have been a shade easier.
Heavy draft horses, good, sl40al65, extra
sl65al95, medium do, good s90all5, extra
Sll5al45, saddle and driving horses, good,
S90al20, extra $l20al50; Southern horses
good S7Oa9O, extra $90sll0: streeters $70a
80: plugs S25a5O. Mules-l6 to 1917 hanos,
good, Sl55al65, extra si65alSO; 40 l5>S to
16 hands, good, Sl25si40, extra, S14Oal55.
DO Is TO 1555 hands, good, S95al00, extra
sl0Oal25; do l4}s to 70 hands, good S;0asO,
extra SS0a95: do Il 10 l41S hands, good,
s5Oa6o, extra s6Oa70; plugs S25a50.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, Jsnusry 24-Cattle
Receipts, 220 head; shipments, zoo
head; market dull at yesterdays decline.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
], 900 head; market moderately active at 10
to Is cents higher than yesterdays prices.
Sheep-Receipts, 3.4OO head; shipments,
AGO head; market slow at yesterdays
prices.
CHICAGO, January 24-Cattle-Receip
1000 head; shipments 1000 head; market
steady auda shade higher Schoiee 10 extra
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
ANOTABLE STATEMENT
IS THAT OF MR. HEYWARD LONG, OF MAR
TINS FERRY, OHIO.
He Endorses the Unparalleled Treatment Of Drs.
Copeland, Bell and Davis in Nose Throat
and Ear Troubles.

There is no question as to the high character
OF the testimonla that are offered to the peo-
pie of Wheeling and vicinity BY Drs Copeland,
Bell and Davis They are from worthy and re-
spectacle citizens; they are not from ab'cure
and unknown people. In every case is the full
name and address given, and in most cases q
portrait OF the perIon making these statements,
and not only this but those Offering this evil
deuce do so from the feeling OF gratitude Tor
bensfts resolved and are resdy TO cofoooraie
the statements at any time.
The following statement Is from Mr.. Hayward
Long, Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, who is well aud
fsvorably known there, his father having lived
there for thirty-eight ysarS and keeps hard
ware store al Nos. lSS and 100 Washington
street:
"Thres years ago first noticed my catarrhal
tronble" says Mr. Long, land after reading
the statements OF many people who were treated
At the Copeland Medical Institute. ll2l Main
street decided to place myself under treat
Hlent Ifelt the beneficial results OF their treat
ment Immediately Snd have continued to in
prove until now l feel like well man. nrst
noticed buzzing noise in my ears, which Wor-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,

The situation in the local wheat and -four
market remains unchanged, although there
is seen some move in the western circles.
Western men have Spurted -four some, but
as vet it has not effected home trade. Hay
still continues al the top mark.
FLoUR-Cholce family fonr in wood, Sill
yer Gloss, g 40; in paper g 80 per bar
rel. Minnehaha in 4 cotton sacks 81 20;
Minnehaha in wood, s. 20: Galaxy in sacks
81 75; Galaxy in wood g. IS; Famous in
sacks, So %; Famous in wood g 20. Spring
wheat flour, in Jute sacks Of 40 pounds,
& So per barrel
GRGIx-Wheat per bushel, No. l, zoe;
corn 6Oa75c per oushel; oats per bushel 45
a4Sc: No. . white 43a45c.
EEED-MiddlinFs per ton $40 00a22 90;
bran per ton sl9 OOa20 90; baled nay per
ton si4 90; loose hay SIG 0Oal7 % per ton;
demand brisk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25

Here is an evening dress Of orange
colOred benEaline and light blue crepe,
having a fringed gIrdle. The waist Is
perfectly smooth and goes under the
waist band OF the skirt and hooks the
finely pleated Sllh front. This front Is
Sewed fast half way down the waist,
then drawn through the belt and hangs
loosely over the skirt. The orange col
ored velvet belt fastens at the back
with a silver buckle. The best IS ar
ranged with passementerie, from which
hang clusters Of silver beads. The up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
Wheeling Bridge and Termina! RliIEI
Time Table No 3. 90 take effect 1891 a. IN,
sunday. November ~ 1877

lime Table No. =. Go take edact l4;bl a. m,
sunday. November ~ 1917
Leave Wheshrr-,5.H 6A>t7:l5. $500
i9:l5 500 tlo:8 fll:jJ a. IA, A:i5, ti:lj
t9:UU +5:aU, 'i:J5. $50. +6;D p m.
Leave Psninsula-tb 20, -. &c. IA No'Ol,
ts:5.. is.st tiO:qs, tli:57 a. m. Sls:l4 ~
t3.U6 f3:27 Sf:ii ~ 81 toss p. M.
Arrye martin's Frrry-f5 %. 1000 iI.h,
+s:i3 1851, sg.57 tl03j. tl2.O3 slt'Jl, f2.OV'
+3:i2 1913 81 81. 1901, t6:f2
Leave IerminRl JunouoD-s5:H, te:S2, t'sQ'
slO.03 'l0:S2 NIB a M, tl.i1, NIX, NV
%: IS. Is "a, % :55, 1929 roe p. m.
Leave Lsughlins hnl-t7:2A til:B A. M,
ti:lh, tl43, 1918 ,. n.
Leave he hasa Crossing-t7:2i, til:D a M
tl:ly, a. a., 1919 p. ~. -, 80,
arrive Martins berry--e60 t8'3s tI'D,
slO:Ol. sl0.ls tll.22. tl.e2. y ., t!:H 'o;E3
Is 80 1901. +s.2. tlO.is
'DGly. tDaiiy except sunday. ssundays
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Tine Clock
in telegraph office al Wheeling the StandAfd
noiseGd ETAUssiG. Superintendent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
BENWOOD.

People in town are very indignant
regarding the reports current as 20 the
street car trouble. A citizen said: The
trouble really occurred in Wheeling,
and not in BenwoOd. 1t was ia the
Wheeling city limits that the car was
tied I'D and where the men were i'm
prisoned, and the people are very in
diRnant over the reports that 10 was In
BeuwOOd the disturbance took place. "
Charles Vance, Charles Shak, James
Farmer, Michael Deegan, VIM. Deegan,
and Frank Peabody started in big
sled last Sunday, for visit with friends
in Moundsville. The did not get out Of
town until the sled was upset and the
horses running of, the sled was brOk-
en- when the team was caught. Beyond
severe scratches there was no further
injury.
The pudding department at the lower
steel mill, will go on in full next Mon
day. Every preparation is being made.
II is said there Is large amount Of ore
on hand, which indicates the run will
be a long and steady one. This depart
ment has been of since the first Of this
year.
Squire Riddle took Napoleon Bona
parte TibbS 20 MOundsville a few days
ago, where he will be confined for
thirty days. The charge against NapO-
leon was assault and battery, on the
oath Of VIM. Hunley. Bonaparte could
not pay the fine and costs and was sent
up.
A child-a little girl five years old
81 a
Junction, was buried yesterday after
noon In Calvary cemetery. The death
was caused bY scarlet fever. Three
more of the same family are down with
the same disease, but are recovering.
Samuel McCloud was confined in the
lookup from Friday till Sunday even
ing, being charged with assault and
battery. lie got So and costs or thirty
days ia jail. just i'm time 20 prevent
his going 10 Jail, be secured the S25,
and was released.
The Board Of ArbitratOrs could not
meet yesterday in Squire Riddles office
in the case Of the Citizens VS. the Ter
minal company. owing 10 che sickness
OF Attorney CouiG IL will take a whole
week before all the testimony can be
heard
Patterson Lodge Of the Amalgama'iou
OF Iron and Steel Workers, will hold an
important meeting next Saturday after
noon az o'clock, 10 odd Fellows
block. An members are earnestly re-
Quested to be there.
Next Friday evening the Magnolia
Glee Club will hold a meeting in their
club rooms on Main street. Business
OF Importance is before the organiza-
ton.
The coal miners Of the BsnwoOd min
will resume operations next Thursday
morning. The full number Of MIXERS
will be employed, aud Squire Henry
Riddle will manage operations.
Henry MCGEE, who was taken TO
MoundSyille 20 serve q thirty day sem
tence, on baStardy case, was able TO
get bail and is out again.
Funeral Director Charles Zimmerman
has chanEed his residence He now
lives in August Schad'S new house, on
McMechen street.
Hope Society will hold general meet
ting on the second Of next month. Gen
eral interest is being taken Ia the event.
My physician said could not live,
my liver out of order, frequently vOmit-
ed greeniSh mucous, skin yellow, small
dry humorS on face, stomach would not
retain food. Burdoc6 Blood Bitters
cured me. Mrs Adelaide O'Bricn, so
Exchange St., Buffalo, y. Y.
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ers s. 65a6 90; fair to good s. Ooa5 5Oi

steers g. G5a6 90; fair to good s. G0a5 5O;
others 50 75a4 80, cows s. 25a3 10
Hogs-Receipts BLOOD head; shipments,
900 mead; market brisk and higher; mix d
and packers 81 5Ja7 70; prime heavy ana
butchers weights 81 15ao %; prime light
s. 5Oa7 60: other lights Sc l5ai 80.
Sheep, receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
900 head; market steady ana lower; ma
tives 81 C0a6 05; fed Texans - Goat 50;
westerns, e. 2Oa5 50; lambs, 81 50a6 %.
CINCINNATI, o., January 24.-HoTs,
in good demand and higher at 80 S5aS 20;
receipts, AGO head shipments, 900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
PETROLEUA-

on CTR, Pa, January 24.-Petroleum
opened aud highest 5SSsc; lowest and closed
at 5Sc; sales, 1000 barrels; clearances, 81, :
GOO barrels; runs, 81, 217 barrels; shipments,
1858 barrels.
PrrTsBURG. Pa, January 24-Petroleum
opened and highest, 5S1lc; closed and low
est. Sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
FINANCE AND TRADE

Money, 2asH Per Cent.-GOvernments
Dull and steady-Stocks Steady-FIour
Oulet-Wheat Higher.
New YORK, January 24-Money on
call easy at ? 70 % per cent; last loan at
per cent. closed offered at . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 1896 per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady but quiet at
ks0afS73.
GovEESsIESTs-Dul and steady.
Fours Registered. .............. .lls1S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25

risi me terribly. especially al night. Ny nos
trils were stopped up with thlcS tenacious
mucuS ard hal u dry, hacking cough, with
frequent desire 10 clear my throat A. times
also had q dropping from the head into the
throat, whi,h kept ne hawgirV, splitting and
Raging to clear sway. Had headaches over
my eyes Snd always sot up IN the morning feel
NC tired and exhausted.
II hereby recommend Drs. Copeland, Rell
and Davis meihOj OF treatment TO anyone who
Is afflicted rs l have Lcen. II anyone VIII fol-
ow their directions closely nm quite sure they
will receive great benefit from their thorough
course OF treatment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
Tha Metal Market.

New YORK, January 24.-Pigir iron, quiet |:
American SD 70aI3 80. Copper, dull; lake
$40 90. Lead, qpet; domestic IS 75{. Tin,
dull, straits tsaoeS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25

tDailY except NunI1Y
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm Grove
a. q:43 a. m. and Wheeling 40 i2.l7 p. m.
T. h WEtSGERBER,
Gen. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
W Az DIVISION.

w.,P.&B DIVISION.
FOR Pi.sburg, s. 10 and 20 a m Ind ci'p
no d.liy aud i.aop. m. daily sIo>pt sunday
Tor YitlsouFr asd the East. SOD ?. ~. dh1y.
Washlagtsa Accom- nodaiien 800 , a. e.
osDt sunday.
F,oua plttsburz, 1906 q n. daily, 1875 p N
.,c.pf suaday. $50 aps l9:i5 3 n. daily
WsshIsgton Accommodations. 1:oo a M oAiy
sIcs1t sunday ca.s n srrLL.
Csnsrsl PAsssngsr AgsBt. Baltnon.
J.a LANE. Nhssling. esh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wednes-
dan. June LISP tralus will run as follows
city time.
Lcav. wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
rRAEs.oHfo DIVISION.

Ver Chicago. 1885 and 1000 A. n. lgio0p n
daily .adS:B D m daily sreept sunday
Cirsisnati Express, 7 50 And 1000 a. M aHa
Col9nbus eco % nodstisn, SO p. m, sresps
sunday. .-., ,o.os
,uas.Ibp 70, except sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Rrpreis i.i5 and 30 A. NJ. eaily'
,sS i2:OS D 10. eIespt Sunday, aud b'b p M
CiscinuAti Express. $50 a n. aad s;S ?. ~
Columbus coommoaAiisn. 12.o5 ?. N. daiiJ
except supdEy- 49, ,..os "a
6:e5 .. n. except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25

~ Pennsylvania Stations
VIBRnnSVIVdnid Inns
Trains Run by Central Time

rrcxKr OYTrcKs At PxrrsrLTAsTA STsTfos ~
W1TER ST FOCT or KLEFKrrH 81. NExErffc,
AZ Ncf.rrH HOrfr. HEEKfrES. AgD u Tx
PISNErLvIBIA bTtrIoh. bsfDoEr0fr.
aorruvxfr gTGrKz-" Pa HASDLE FoJ-y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
TRIMBLE &LUTZ, Agts.,
Wheelnz ~ Va

CATALOGUE AND PAhPELET WORK
~ Having the most compleTs equipment in
beth machinery and material, the West Virgin
n Printing Company are prepared 70 turn opt
printing Of this class in the nsost approved
Styie and in the shortest tire. kstfnates fur,
nished on application WEST VI66lhlA.
PRINTING CO. - Market st<sss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25

Specalties: Catarrh and oil diseases OF the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs, Stomach and !
Chronic Diseases. Office hours 10 II a. IN,
to p IN, Z to p. m. Sundsy, 10 TO l. a. H.,
10 d.. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25

My physician said I could not live,
my liver out of order, frequently vOmit-
ed greeniSh mucous, skin yellow, small
dry humorS on face, stomach would not
retain food BurdOc6 Blood Bitters
cured me. Mrs Adelaide O'Bricn, 372
Exchange St., Buffalo, y. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25

W ]. RoBEsoN q. :. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-25
RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and after
December Is, 1922 EXPLANATION or REFSRENcE
MARKS: fDaily; tSunday excepted; tAou- 4
day excepted; saturday excepted; SUNDAY
only; saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Time,
which Is one hour earlier thAn Nenlrnl Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
OLD EyOrGH TO BE MS OWN GUARDIAN.

motion was made before Judge Gieeerich. In the
Court OF Common Pleas yesterday 10 remove william
s. Kelley ms guardian nd liicm OF Nnccnzo sciarra on
the ground that scarra Of age and does not need
Guardian. Incidentally. II l. charged that Kelley
secured his appointment through wrongful means
employed by Michael Rcco, who Is attached TO the
Office Of the Italian Consul.
Sclarra a passenger on the steamer Kaiser
wilhelm III, and while tho vessel heavy piece
OF iron fell on his leg and crushed 1t 50 that IL had
TO be- amputated Sciarra wanted TO sue the steam
shin company and while h. was In the hospital on
Ellis Island Rcco went to see him about the case.
sciarra declares that Ricco wanted him u sign II
papcr but he refused TO do and Ricclo put cross
NJ The bottom Of the paper This paper turned ont
TO b. the petition for the appointment OF guardian
nd ll,cm. Scarra declares that H. did not sign the
paper and that RicciO put the cross there WITHOUT
his authority. go - =, - o
Riccio srcnlouSy denies this and says II" can pro
ducc witnesses who Scarra pat the cross 10 the
papcr As the counsel were not ready To 90 on
with argument, Judge Ciegcrich adjourned IL uhi
next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
SIZE WISHED To DIE WITH Hell FRIEND
AN INSANE wCMAN's STRANGE VISIT TO
POLICE STATION.

AN INSANE woMAN's STRANGE VISIT TO
POLICE STATION.
4 woman who WAS dressed plainly and appeared
TO he about thirty years H. entered the police station
In Fifth st. Thursday evening and said to Captain
DOherty: want to destroy myself am tired OF
living When questioned by the captain she refused
to tell her name but she said
Il read In the Taper about the death Of my dear
friend. Lizzie Wilson, who committed suicide In East
Thirtecntb-s. She relative OF nine, but n
dcnr friend Now that she is dead do not wish to live
any longer. I want to have that letter stopped that
was sent to her mother In Ireland
There suspicious glare in the wOman's eyes,
and Captain Doerty thought she was crazy. He told
her that Coroner Mcssemer the proper person for
her about the letter and he directed her to the
Coroner's house. taking the precaution to have her
watched by officer.
She went to Coroner MESSENGER. and talked To
him as had talked 10 the captain The policeman
who had followed her then placed her under arrest on
suspicion that she insane. She confined In n
cell I'm Union Market station, where there is police
maron. There she said She was Mary F. Harold n
servant who had been employed ut No. 33l f1easant-
ave. Late night she APPEARED to be suffering from
an attack Of epilepsy, and an ambulance carried her
To Bellevue Hospital. She said TO be In The pa
yilion for insane women yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
EXAMINATIONS FOR OFFICE SEEKERS.

Washington. March 3I.-The position Of assistant
meteorological observer for Weather Bureau stations
outside OF Washington has been placed in the classified
service, and the United States Civil Service Commits
sion Is now prepared 10 examine applications The
first examination in Washington will April
II. Outside Of Washington II may be taken by those
who have filed applications At Tire same places and
dat's other departmental examinations. An examin-
alton will be held at the NewYork Navy Yard. Oh
April H. for filing tie portion Of electrician. The
examination Will be open to NIL corners who can give
evidence OF experience In conducting this kind OF
work, and will be practical In character, having
reference exclusively to the requirements Of the posi-
ton to be filed. The position pays III 900 year.
Secretary Morton, OF the Department Of hgricul
ture. has devised plan to test the fitness Of app
cants for positions I'm the Department that are not
governed by civil service rules. Each aspirant, on
filing his application. vii, be required TO answer Ger
tain questions 10 moral and physical fitness, and
also Questions bearing upon the work he desires to
perform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
FOR THE EXCHANGE FOR WOMENS YORK
THE SALE AND exhibition TO BE CONTINUED
At MADISON SQUARE CONCERT HALL.

THE SALE AND exhibition TO BE CONTINUED
At MADISON SQUARE CONCERT HALL.
The New York Exchange for women's Work opened
a fair for the annual exhibition and sale Of art goods
NJ shcrry's three weeks ago. The bad weather
interfercd with the progress Of the sale. One OF
the many ugly snows:orms OF the season came In
on Il saturday. and while Bishop Potter. Joseph II.
Choate and Seth Low went to shcrry's that ngm
filled with bright IDEAS they did not have an audience
sufficiently large justify them In saying all that
they might have said Of this splendid work. Tho
exchange employs women who have through mis-
fortune lost their money In handlwOrk which VIII
yield them IN Independent income. Mrs. Wiiiam
c. Choate Is the president. Articles valued ut ovss
~ 100000 have been turned out By this society
during its brief existence.
On Monday evening. April 10, the exhibition and
sale which inauspiciously begun last month Will
be continued In the Madison Square Garden Concert
Hall. Addresses will be made by Bishop Potter,
Joseph H. Choate and seth Low There VIII be music
at the entertainment by Piunket Greene and Adolph
Brodsky. The programme Is much more elaborate
than that which was planned for the gathering ut
Sherrys The charity has the support OF many women
N so(iptV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-01
THE .ororAs. ARE p1spRopoRrIoNATE.

Washington, March 3l-secretary carlisle IL navi"s
,rerored a list of the employees OF the Treasury
Department with the salaries they receive, ana VIII
have II arranged by States. When completed 1t VIII
show the number Of employees accredited 10 cach
State, the aggregate salary the people from the STATE
receive. and a column showing what by the law OF
opport,onment the state should receive Inc hS'
has been prepared already far en'ush 10 snow
great disproporiion among the States, some having
.nv more clerks than their proper quota and others
,ess The District of Columbia Is credited with more
than 1000 out Of 1000 employees, when It's quota
n is said. should only be eleven people. secretary
erIisle II Is understood. intends b, every means ~
S;s nover 10 reduce the District OF Columbia nst W
empI"yes that the States may receive tnof proper
ouOta of appointment.