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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

CHIcAGo. March -Wheat-Exceedingl
dull and decidedly weak until the last hour
Nearly everything seemed 10 be against the
pricc-
A rurnor about mid day that the gov
eminent had decided 10 <sll BOMBS for the
purpose OF repleni-hing the supply Of gold
coin CAUSED a quick change Of sentiment
and gave rhe market a stimulus which r.
suited in IT. closing tirmer at a net advance
u &c.
Corn oyrned weak ia sympathy with
wheat. but frfned up and ruled shade
higher than the closing price OF the day be
fore.
oats we're steady and firm, with little do
ing
There was great weakness in provisions,
without much apparent cause for the weak
ues- oufeidc Of what has been known con-
cefniag the market for long time. The
hog receipts were 800 over the estimates
and the pslcc paid for them Was from 8 to
IL. lower ttan on the day before
Pork declined &c lard Toe and ribs 7i<c.
Closing:
wHEH-March, 7ssso; May. -s'ec; July.
75i.c.
cons-March. axe; April. a2ssc; May,
4ss.c; July. ~ &c.
O.rs-M May. S27<c; June, s3i<c; July.
32-.c: September. 29t.c.
PoKx = March, Si7-s7; May, sis.27;
Llro-March. ST. 20; May. sl2.s5; July.
sli X.
$40 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Nav Yoax. March T.-fLoUn- MarSei
stesfy pricss unchanged.
NHrAI--M Moderately active for export.
Cb,-,ng MAY. sekc June. ~; July. sic
t'os>- steady very duh. Closing: March.
7sAc, APRIL, 52Aci May. 5i'sc; June.
90 lie Juiy. 81 SC.
Okt--D,4il. hrmer. Closing March.
$40 May, * SC; No ,. - .0sc; No. 5.
a. ~. white. E'se; Ne. white. l5sle
Al. -.
fom.--ouiet, weak. Old mess, $3.50;
new fnsr- 81.
Bt1r1s-firfn. fairly active. State dairy
11e9s.. sas- creamery. 2la2i &C; PeuaNl.
taila cFv4fnery. .oc: western dairy. iS5f z2c
CHKEsK-Moi-rate demand. State. 10 10
H.. fancy. ia 81 IL.
CoFEEK-OFfions opened steady. 5 "a loc
points higher; closed inactive. 5 20 10 points
up. AarcA. i7.fO. April. 17O5; May,
u IS 20 ts.so; July. 1e.eS. september. less
"a is-o0. spot BIO nominal; No. :, T. %
-.
>raAa-RAw dali. steady: refined quiet.
steady confcctioncrs' 4. I 10 20 4&c; cat
loaf. , 3l6 "a 5%c: crushed. 5 $40 TO 5aSc:
powsier,d, A.. 70 i-ioe; graduated, 9-i6
"a 4t.e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
TO FORCE HIS HAND
MAJ Stfeet Anncus About the
Financial Policy.
MONEY l-s PER CENT PER DAY
The stock Nsrket Breaks in the Morn
ing Bst ch-es sers Firm.
Losses Made Up.

Nav YoKE. March - Money on call
has hesn irregular. ranging from =
and interest ger diem to : per cent
last aean al and c.osing offered al =
Posted rates. i.S5fsls1.
Government bonds steady.
The ressree -tfingency IA the money mar
kef. cal loaa having seea done es high a.
per c~nt Yer dissm and interest. eqsiai 70
ateus - per ceat. per annnnl. I'D to a fFe-h
attack apon the industrial sts-eks "a Tie
eafiY trading today. AmericaA sugar re-
fniag broke 81. - i-iJ% AMI ths others
yie1ied anYphefe FROM ! g. - rtr esat-
Many small b1lueF- we're aisfr.ad - no
d zhr-f rates sacteI Toe moaex and sold
oel. The saiir4ad list oa ~. oiAsg hand
hid remarkably artr A. the Gay ~orc
slong. a recovery ~ n ard y Assumed ulo-e
initsr nt prGEoffi0fs a. ths et-o lu money
became mere frunosiatrt..
he market cIs,>ta lfr ia tone, the salcs
s--l.regating 49, 80 shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
Real Estate Transfers,

Catherine ID. Winchester To- Sarah En-
gelFaart. lot sis. Kent plat 500
Louisa Johnston 20 Fred Gil. lot II.
blk 3. shepard add ..............
Frank +. Ninzor To James W. Com
KIN. lots and II. blk ,. Ninsor's
Franklin Osbon 10 4. ID. Kaih bun and
William III. Anderson. lot Il. Hop
son's adi observation-disclosures. CO
Edward Hubert and wife 20 Augusta
Hubert. lot and s. blk 80. Richard
Wickham's add ................ 800
David II. Mosher and vito "a Frank
A. Jenison, part lot ?. a. Campa1s
Prank J. Lamb and wife - Chester A.
Lamb and wife, ln; 40 Lamb 4
1oreas Wcst side add ........ $50
kittie A. Mckelvic - Julia A. Hurd.
part lots add :. bik 8. Pennies add 1900
Charles II. Duning and wife - Per
msiia j. bailey. lot 3. Hammond
Station .... ................. leo
Erwin r. Harrison and wife 20 vii
iam g. Barnes Ia T. 1fraaf'z add 800
J Lewis "a D. :. Brofer. srt.
3 ~. n .--.....-........... 375
Elijah Hs-fea - Nary 4 1nzsf.0Ii
~, .uUt4 uvtt So Is s.
Eaeard - Reilly al.a wife % William
- reilly. y - acres II nv 4. ~
?. ..s....s. .-...... ...-....s... 100
J.. + Hafhhan e al. - Mary 4 Mil.
" - a.. = part isiand 40. 3. =sss1s.
Rachel ,. Iorsst, l.lss.siiynR 4. 1oses.
es. 81. ~ SO Is. r. if....+.....
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

r'SIoS SIocx fAkns. CbicSxo. March -
Cattle - kecespts. eco; firm. common 20
extra sseers. Soto SS.25; -tockers and feed
er- so 70 $50. COWS. heifcrs and bulls.
81 = "a s. 3.
Hog--. Receipts. ZOO: weak: 10 70 &c
lower. hiasy S7s5 % $50: mixed and me-
Csufn. = x 20 ssh; light. s. 40 ~ 500.
Shcep--Roceipt-. i30. barely steady:
common e. extra. 40 20 s. IS; lambs. si.s5
"a. 500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

tufk-t--tfiA - anl T. 4fflc
ts>SRD tfcaps--t SRA. 81 - 20 ler doz;
tefaafns- 81 -5st ~ pr as,k.
IofFKs~- Roasted. oio, 20 -5s; Mari
calts. Asa-cc; jasa, .Dtlitc; Nocha aud
Java. a q f.
LAID pHlfeund tierce<. s'eTh; CON-
rofad. O. foli.d tils. lie. Iare tierct>.
Slo.75. .licund tins. lac; kettle rendered.
tlerccs. SIi.3S; ~ poaa4 tins. Il. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
Ion.lon Grain.

T.oxpo~. March The grain markets
or..aed this morning quiet. At Liverpool.
Nhcaf Na~ cheaper "a sell: red winter. I'D
iaasr Corn quiet. bat csady. California
wheat cargoe- unchanged. The French mar
...fs ,,.,rs. Unchanged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Both The method and rssulss when
syrup Of figs % fzken; it Is pleasant
AID refreshing 10 the taste, aud aets
gently yet pronPtly on the kldneyS
Liver snd Bosels. clesEs~s the sys-
lem sssscfusllys dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers sad cures habitual
constipation f,yrup Of Figs u the
caly remedy of ~ klad ever pro-
cacsi. pleasing 20 the taste and ae-
espsahls 70 tho stomach, prompt in
ia action and truly beneficial In 10
effects. prepared only from the Clost
healthy xnd agreeable substances, its
many sxcelleEf qualities commend u
- al and have made il me most
popular remedy known
syrup Of ksSs Is fof sale In Doc
and OIL BOTTLES BY all leading drug
gisfA Any reliable druggist Who
may not have IL ca hand viii pro
csre Il promptly for any one VINO
Wishes 10 try IL Do not accept Any
s1nstItuts.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
49, fz2AcIsC0. c4l
tltA1si<>k- sF- Sss f41S al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
CHICAGO & WEST MICHIGAN
RAILWAY.



ooISG I'd cH1caoo
Lv. Grand Rapids Nam ism sfiHpm
Ar Chicago p ttsI n = l1a m
N-It EAI>o fRoN Cnfcsra
Nv. Chicago eeia a. 81 !. =. 81 ft a. ~,
Ar trand hafi ~ . ~ n D. a. B u sf . u
nlNros natHos sSn -. An
Iv Grand kaplis Sian gEnfr 81 rirm
Ar. Orand hsI,taa't ~ m : 60 m 81 a. M
ID sep Ffles NfkFr1l>
Nv q. " ftna M ] - pm - m tftrr
Ar. g.. X 10 a. an stt Pm fwr ~
rKkVrEsE CITY. HANTs1Er sND rEToskri.
Lv Grand Rapids .......... stam tTfm
Ar. Iraxefre ttt1 ........ ... T. - m o. - m
Ar tbarictolE ...........-. 81 pm
Ar. fefa< ke3 ...... ....... hpn
Ar Nanisfoe f a. Is = "a - - nm
Arrive from rrfoelef a. 80 T. ff,,fn Irarsrsa
City n a. 4 M l0Utm
rnEocoH ca srnVfrR
Wagner psrinr Carr leave tirand Rapids =
y n leave tiicaFo - pm.
Wagner Sie~fers- Leave fffand Rapids ii a
NJ leave thleaEo ~ o. 4 fn.
Pre- chair car - hauistce 3 "a IA
skvrfg dap. ptlif trains wed lass cnir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

sbsliy All other dnilt rfrff'f Hun8ar
1sktsss eHect kcsesrfl<-f ri f-t
~aee4ina cafs ~ iafitf SD tflsrs.r -.
- tfnits lesfinf fsfassd hafiat ~ 6 a. 3 ~ I'D
lesffne iteffntt - setr ~ srrfri ana ~ Itran1
hsIt.is ~ ionl ~ j. rrtf f..i.ftsi ins.s rats
- llfruif rtfh al tffsri1t trains 49, tIle
Niehiean Isf.ffni raiift,ah Itansaa ssnth-fn
fssielrf
Fetn nssoas e~s Arf. y Nsrros 81
q hpso1fs . y A A. fAicsro
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
smoked Meats.
Pork in Barrels
Grain.

Wheat. cse corn. 4ae; oats, sse; rye. asc;,
barley. 81 ~.
Flour-Llly white. $50; patent, $50;
buckwheat. $50.
Nil -Middlings, SIS; bran. si7;
screenings. SIS.
Ground Feed--Per ton, $3.50; corn meal.
Per ton. $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

a taercksnt tailosing gods. trainings
s1ss fistere< az 30. l01 Ottawa street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

ifetns lessing scatk "a { "a ) a. sn6 a 80
ron s4Aill. Dticr srs.as aa.iy sacef,t >a..lIe,
siEEfnG Aso FAnl1k ca sns&tos
NsFth ? - tram hes r.arlar car 4. r..
tfse Az ~ a. ffsi1 kle f.arl..f car flfsl.4
hAptds ~ fct1ake3 snd Ma klsas tffs
u ~ 4 r. fraI1 las ticeI. NJ can lsfald H..
ids - fs't.,<kef Sad Nackt1a~
n~ssth-i a. a. train A4s l.arior ear t1rand
las lie q tinelnastl
~. n ualE h-s paFior car trans Raplas
a. thscaEo.
ga N train has " asnor sieeg,ins ess Grad
Rapids - iDriunatl.
u :. ~ train has Naznof sless - car liIsns
kAtids g. tAie4E0
hTskB5oN. GRAND RAPIDS A INDIANA
ior nl>kee0n. ~. san u@an tNn.
ffulr Alskeson. AZ a. a. al sGHn. 80 -
eenday trsln lnassz i.s hu<k o.,o- ~ : -
Arr4Fes iroE AosAego1 a. , -
CHICAGO WAC RAJ
I've Grand Rapids ief a !. sslpm unpm
ict1 a trair has thr,lash Pa1lnF CA -
II - n train aali9 tAsoosh NaEaof sloetl1s
Tar.
I've Chicago. .,.....sfna siDpm hem
Ar tlfsnd hsrias "a 81 pm tttan
le NJ treln Las thr.lrh lafiar "a al
Tar.
1hrcrsk ticksts ard fuii l1ferms,ioa can y.
hed ~ ci,lilar spa A. Ainquisf. tift.f saent
e. unioc station. ~ tthorfr \ Nua~i.r n.i.n
,ickss skenf. No g. Aobfor sisee,. tlfanl Rap
ins, Atcb- A. II. ila-aNftsu.
Ger. Pas SAD Iisiri Aerut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

ft fsMr4N4
- ftan =
- easih4 AZ ~
"a ftesntsss q, i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
Wool.

Wool.
Washed, medium. 2ia21c.
Washed. iine. ia &c.
Jnwtished, medium. l5ld2oc.
lnwashed. fine. Ia l6c.
Hides and TaiIow.
Cured hides. No. I. &c: No. ,. &c.
Circ-a hides No. /. axe No. ?. PIC.
Heavy steers. cured overt0 pounds, CSC.
Calf. green. No. l. &c; No. ,, 81.
Calf. cured. Ne I. &C; No. =, 5sac.
DcacoIs. - 10 Sc.
Iaiiuw--
Rough. q per pound.
Rendered. 3 10 6c per pound.
Sheep pelts, s5c 10 $50.
Hay and Wood.
TlxornY-sli oOta Y GO per ton.
CLovKR-sl0.oc per ton.
NIxkD-Sl0O,Gi1.00 Per ton.
STRAw-S5Nd6O % per ton.
NooD-l6-in. beech and maple. dry, Sc Is
per cord green. 500 per cord.
Building Materials.
Wire nails. rate. sisS
Glass. discount. 75c.
Building paper. per roll. slooa5.01.
Water proof Paper. per roll. Sl.oo.
LvNBE1-ketasl piece sfuf
No. hemlOck. up tO and including 16
feet lengths. sl2.Oo: add 81 90 per loo feet
for every additional two feet
No. hemlock. up 10 and including IL
feet. $40. every additional two feet. Sl.c0.
No. l pine. sli-00 per 900 feet; add 81 go
for every additional two feet over 10 feet.
Shipping culls. 81.
Min cull~. SILL
No. l flooring. white pine. So.
No. > flooring. white pine, Sis.
No. flooring. whste pine, Sic.
No. maple SIS.
No. 1 ceiling. I. S22.
No. ? ceiling. !. $is.
No. ceiling. &. So.
No. , ceiling. SIC.
No. l siding. IN Si7.
No, = -idirg. 1 In. els.
No. l German siding. So
No. , German siding. SIS.
No. German siding. SIS.
Finishing material
No. ! common boards. go.
No. common boards. siS.
No. 3 common i~ntd-. SIS.
II in. finishing. 81.
Sil.NGE1s-Star A star, 10 inches clear. 50
per thousand.
No. ?. i've inches clear butt. s2.25 per
thousand.
sound butt. sl.75 per thousand.
Gull shingles. 81 per Thousand.
IkIH-N0. white pine, $50.
No. white pine. S2.i5.
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M RNM6lE

-. !. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
FlFTY-EIcHT TEARS OF SUCCESS
TEE MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY

Hsss given i tfs r@s.atation - specific ir
lnnr sf'rfleaf. fr,,rl t1s cclnalca Geld - t4s
n-Ir.I --r.--L --.--u-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08

Washed, medium. 2i9g-c.
Washed. fine. I'D PC.
Jnwashed, medium. lSd2c.
lnwashed. fine. Ia lie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-08
Or. SCHENCK'S
PulMONlC SYRUP.

IT. enc compound - natural agents which
telis With s,Efftczt add strongest f0rre on the
lungs aud tlslr approaches
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
Three Mon Killed.

Henry snodgrass, young man who
was long employed at the Ntna-Stand-
ard mill, was killed this week at
Rochester, Ind, while on his way to
Cleveland. There was a wreck in which
he and another man lost their lives. A
telegram was received by his friends
yesterday.
An inquiry was received at police
headquarters yesterday as to the iden.
tity OF all unknown young man killed
on the e., l.. & W. road near New Phila.
deiphia. He was twenty-three years
old, 81 feet tall, had dark hair aud
brown eyes, smooth face, weighed l4O
pounds, had two front teeth filed with
gold, wore n brown soft hat, black
cheviot coat, vOst and trousers dark
ribbed, and had patch on the left side
OF his coat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
NOTES ON NAVIGATION,


AUG AsNoE AuLoTOatH
Joseph Rowland, a we'll known river
engineer among the old time river men,
died yesterday, aged as, For many
years he ran in the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Understandable Star.
Tho stage OF water at the public land.
ing last evening was eight inches. This
is the lowest stage ever recorded, SO far,
or known at this port. 1t was station.
airy last night, but the past record will
probably BIO broken to-day.
A Pittsburgh dispatch says John
Witten, a former well known packet
pilot, was here to-day from Sistersville,
W. Va. He and his two brothers, Nick
and jim, also former well.kaown pilots,
have been made rich by oil having been
found on their farms, which are in the
sistersville field.
Tho II. X. Bedford has played in
hard luck since starting for Cincinnati
TO enter tho Chic trade. While round.
lug to yesterday, and about to land on
arrival from Chic, an unusual Commo.
ton about hor wheel was noticed. and
tho buckets heard TO strike tho ruddors.
On investigation 1t was found that she
had broken u shaft. She was success.
fully landed, but will havo to lay up
I'LL q new shaft can DO procHreu. The
accident happened at good time to
prevent further trouble She 10 70.
ported to havo run over some obstruC.
ton on her way down last week, aud
broken twenty-five tlmbers.
Hon. ed. s. Wilson thus describes
tho past glOrlos OF Ohio gteamboNtlnu
In the lronton (O.) Register: I'm the
carly flities, tho steamboats, wOro the
glory Of tho Ohio river There were n
dozen splendid craft running from Pitts.
burgh to Louisville. Thdy woro palatial
III elegance and Hize. No such boats
since those days. We remember tho
Crystal Palace was tho grandost and
tho Buckeye State was the fastest The
lattors famous trip from Cincinnati Ia
Pittsburgh was mado IN 10 hours aud II
minutes, Tho Falls City aud Virginia
woro noted for having throo decks.
Then travel ON tho river was exciting
aud luxurious, and there mover was,
since tho dawn OF creation, such mOalu
ns those boats served their passengers,
II was tho golden days Of the river
towns, and IL llngors now Ns al irldo.
scent dtoam-a rosy sunset melting into
RloomW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

One OF the saddest and most shock.
ing fatalities that ever occurred in this
vicinity happened yesterday near the
Wheeling Creek coal works, west Of
Bridgeport, resulting in the death Of
one child and tho fatal injury OF an
other. A steam thresher was being
drawn by a traction engine along the
county road in Bates's hollow, and in
ascending a hill the steam became
short. To gain all the power possible
a little appliance called the blower was
put on. This makes a luttering, sing.
ing noise, and it quickly attracted a
large crowd Of children, who followed
the machine for some distance.
Just as the engine was nearing the
top OF the hill, the box broke, disabling
the running mechanism entirely and
the heavy engine and thresher started
to run down the hill, gaining momen-
tum as 1t went.
a number Of children from eight
years old up to boys of fourteen, were
close behind, and panic.stricken, they
fled to the sides OF the road. In the
rush, two little girls. Rosa Alderman,
aged oight, and her sister, aged four,
were knocked down and the hind
wheels passed them without injury.
They struggled to'get IRON under the
machine, but knocked against each
other and both again fell fat.
The huge, broad banded drive wheels
passed over them, the cogs OF one
crushing and mangling the younger els.
ter about the chest terribly, and pro-
ducing instant death, while the other
wheel ran over the legs Of Rosa, mash
ing them fiat, and iniuring her so badly
that death was only question OF timo.
Thomas Brown wGs guiding the en-
CINE, and when the accident happened,
realizing the danger to the children be.
hind, he abandoned his post, where he
could no longer be Of any assistance,
end ran to the rescue of tho little ones.
He was too late, and escaped being
crushed to death only by q few inches.
1t so happened that, left to itself, the
engine turned on stone, ran of the
road into high bank, and upset, wreck.
ing the machinery so badly that it will
take several days to repair il. This
sharp turn was oil that saved Browns
life.
Tho children we're removed to the
home OF their father, a miner in the
Wheeling creek coal works, and DR..
Van Wagner was summoned and did
what no could for the surviving one,
but she was beyond his aid, except to
relieve her pain until death ended her
sutEerings.
The thresher was owned by Messrs.
J. w. Coleman, s. r, Bosley and ]. L.
Bosley. They were all with the ma.
chine, and while nobody was to blame
they were very deeply affected by the
accident, saying thoy did not mind the
serious damage to the machinery, but
were deeply panied by the fatal results.
Mr.. Coleman said last night to an IN
TEINeENcER reporter that the first he
knew of the danger was when he saw
the driving wheels crushing tho two
children. lie was walking just ahead
OF tho engine, while Mr.. Bosley was
driving the separator, some distance in
advance Of the rest OF the outfit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
Last $40 Seashore Excursion from Wheel.
ing vla PonnaYIynnio Limos.

Thursday, August "a, Is the date oil
the last popular excursion to the sea
from Wheeling via Pennsylvania lines.
This is the most pleasant season To
visit the shore. The attractions arc
many and tho bathing excellent, Pass.
engers have the privilege OF going to
either Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea
Isle City or Ocean City. Return coupon
valid twelve days. Sleeping car Wheel
ing to Philadelphia. For details, apply
TOT. G. Tomlinson, ticket agent, Wheel.
inc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

The committee on police had before
1t a petition from Patrol Driver Malo-
ney for pay for twenty.three days work
when he was disabled by an accident
while on duty. His son acted as his
substitute and received the pay. Action
was deferred. Tho chief OF police was
authorized to buy lumber for shed to
store straw in for bedding for the patrol
wagon horaes. Bills aggregatiug $SS o.
on account Of the work house and
$50 40 on account Of the police depart
ment, were recommended to council for
payment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

The cemeteries committee audited
bills to the amount Of $SS 63, The real
estate committee Gas to have met and
decided what to do about the leftover
paving stones, but failed to get quo
rum and adjourned till Monday evening.
There is feeling that the stones would
better be sold in small lots than left
piled about the building, where they
are an eycsore and nuisance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

JUBILEE, Sweet Home and Electric
Breads, although luxuries that would
grace the table Of king, are articles Of
food for every home. They are the pro-
duct OF the Wheeling Bakery's new and
elegant plant. and are simply perfect.
Sold by all grocers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
For the Eyes.

II you need spectaOles, eyes tire or
headaches, when reading or sewing.
consult and have your eyes examined
for glasses, FREQ Of charge, by Prof.
Shelf, the 0ptician, at his new OPTICAL
quarters, lilo Main street, next door to
Shook & Co. TusGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
COUNCIL COMMITTEES MEET.
Several of Them Transact usIness--Taxa'
tlon scheme,

seVeFHl OF them Irhhsnot buslhesS-A"A"'
tiOn scheme,
Last evening the council committee
on accounts met again and audited the
accounts for April Of the city clerk
and receiver There was some informal
talk about new sources Of taxation,
somebody having suggested that this
committee make suggestions to the fin.
ance committee, but 1t was concluded to
leaveit to the latter body, which isto meet
Monday evening, The general idea Ia
to increase the city revenues by assess
ing license taxes on new lines, and tax
ing telegraph, telephone and other cor
porations by new system. There are
a number OF things untaxed which in
equity ought to contribute their share
to the city treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
TWO CHILDREN KILLED.
Terrible Accident West OF Bridge.
port Yesterday,
A BIG TRACTION ENGINE BREAKS

And Runs over Two Little Girls,
killing one Instantly and Fatally
Hurting the other-A Man Mar.
rowly Escapes tho Same Fate Try
ing to Save Them-The Engine
Wrecked,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

A party Of colorsd people will go to
Petersburg via Ohio River railroad
Saturday, August 10. at Up. m. A round
trip rate Of 81 has been obtained pro.
vided fifty or more go. Tickets good
returning until Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

AT the Bieberson cafe the best ar
rangementa have been made to serve
oysters in every style. Reymann'a beer
always on tap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

"PURrrY AND QUALITY" is the motto
at the Wheeling Bakery. The constant
study is to give the people the finest
food product in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

Shook q Co.'s Alt Day saturday Offerings t
One lot Ladies' Silk Ties Ice.
All Ladies' Leather and Velvet Belts
All Ladies' Blazers, Capes and Light
Jackets at half price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

In Wow OF what Hoods sarsapNrilla
has donu for others, Is it'not reasonable
10 believe that II will also bo Of benefit
10 your
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19
UNDERTAKING.
ALD e u n IN w,
lli7 Main Street.
%UNDRRTEkRR.N

Am prepared to conduct butlals IN a most ,tt
IRiaGtOfy mannct; all modern undertaking 40.
pllanCcs aud ilng black aud white funeral CardL
Cumpctont management guaranteed
Conng, Clskots aud full llnD VI burial goodl
lain to ho prompt cdnsldentO aud reliable
lic,lirilcc ALEX FREwANo 2lL
BlufO-Nu IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

Excursion to Colored Camp Meeting Mt
PnrkerAbnrg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

The propriCtors Of Dr.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy kiioU that their medicine perfectly
and permanently curos CatnrTh To prove
Il TO you, thoy make this Offers II they can't
cure your Catarrh, no mlttgr what your
case q, they'll pay you $500 In cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-19

J1suits Altered to Fit When Necessar!