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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
HARVARD UNIVERSITY sUsPENDs WORK IN RE-
spECr TO HIS MEMORY.

sPECT TO HIS MEMORY.
Boston, March ia gathering representauss
OF the wide influence and varied activities Of the life
OF Rev. DIR. Andrew Preston Peabody assembled at
his funeral ser, Ices which were held In Appleton
Chapel at Harvard University today. over 1'ooO
persons were present, among them Governor Russell
and many men prominent in literary, art. scientific,
educational and social circles. AL work In the
different departments Of the University was sus
pended during the services. The pail learers we're
President Eliot of Harvard; Professor II. W. Torrey'
Class OF '39 the Rev. DIR. George E. Fills, 80 tae
Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Hale. 80; PROFESSOR
Josiah r. Cooke, 4s; Augustus Lowell, 80 fro
f.ss0r william Watson Goodwin, I'll and stephen
salisbury, SO. The eulogy pronounced by ITO.
fessor Francis L. Peabody. The BODY WIS taAs"
to Portsmouth, y. H., for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
SCOTS EMULSION


evening In the northwest east and south, anu " !"
feared damage will still be done.
Plainville. KAN. March 13.-A prairie hre su'r'eN
yesterday in Rocks County and was driven Dy
furious gale southeast Rocks into Ellis County
Nearly everything swept away In the pa'" Vi
the fire. which several miles wide. Inc Tow"
Of PacO was burned. except three Duiiuihss.
sylvester scanned and oscar LuIya, Iarihers h'II
Ambry, were caught In the fire. The former 81.
clothing was burned entirely or ana ne WI, u,oi
Wise. "A farmer were burned with contents The
Bopra schOol-house southwest OF flainviiie' t Was
River and much damage was done to stock anu
buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
How to Obtain Il Fair Complexion
hy Natural Means.

The natural Carlsbad Sprudel Salt clears the
complexion and puriies the blood. 1t Is an
excellent Arericnt, Laxative, and Diuretic IL
is pleasant to take and permanent in action.
Each bottle comes in n light blue paper car
ton and has the signature, " Eisner & Mendel'
son Co., 1852 and 154 Franklin-st., New I ork'
Sole Agents, On every bottle,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

and Increasing demand Several OF the offers OF
gold after they had been made had to be temporarily
declined as IL found that the gold was OF hght
weight and until those who offered 1t made up the
deficiency in weight the Government could not ac
cept IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
ACKNOWLEDGE

Rrinvs comfort and improvement and TENDS 70
oersona enjoyment when rightly used i"0
many. who live better than Others. ana cnloy
,;te more with Less expenditure. by more promptly
adaptiny the worlds best products to the 'eed'
n, nhysical being will attest the valnc to hca'tn
Of the pure liquid laxative principles e""'"@' !"
the remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
II. excellence il due u its presenting IN t"o
form most acceptable and pleasant t" the tas'o
IN. refreshing and truly hepeticial properties OF
a perf.rt laxative: efIcctualy cleansing the syS
tam. di.pclIins ccIds. headaches and fcvers' ana
permanently curing constipation. II has gwen
satisfaction to millions and met with the ~
proval Of the medical profession because II acss
On tb. Kidneys. Liver and Bowels without weak
..niny them. and il is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance -
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale BY oil druegiso 10
SOC. and 81 bottles. but it is manufactures "
the California FIX Syrup Co. only. whose name
h. r,,n.ed IN every package, also the name. Syrup
Of Figs, and being well informed. you viii ~
accept anx substitute If offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
SALE OF THE TRoTrER ERMINE.

Dsnyle KY March ia. Is. IIutchings. OF this
city, has sold 4. IL. Moore, OF Philadelphia the oiaeA
mare Erminc 2:l3tI. by Plymouth dam Fin by
uuy,el,'s Pilot. The price la, been made public
Int j.. known IA be NOR. than - 600 Eninc Is seven
year, old and expected to trot much faster uah her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
THEY WILL NOT RESTRICT THE shN"i"'

Washington. Marh 13.-Thc fact 'ha' '"e '''r ~.
ucans are In the minority In the senate "as a"
henderson said presented to them forcbly inns "'i"
ing From that side Of the chamber eiah',e" '' ~,
lution restricting the work OF 'he '''''o ,m en-,
na,'oor,,. and especially by Mr.. CockreII' VINO oe'
,o, mot :be majority was able 70 assume me re-
.nonsibIlrlcs and decide from day to day w"n' II,
nrocedure should be- Although 1t was n'ina,'a "'''
The Republicans feared their opponents wo"'n a"%'
como advantage Of them during this scsSio'' "'pao
,can leaders denied that they had III view ""s
hcvond desire 10 stop debate o." s"p'.'. onu'a
' some NJ the Democratic lenders say that
l., ,ooeon the resolutions were opposed was De
muse their passage would he somewhat III ' ,sa ,ssy
ol umt handle the business Of the senate proper!
c o,"i' senate nU adjourned till "Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
40 NOMINATIONS RECEIVED YESTERDAY.

Washington. March 13.-No nominations were re-
oo,,od hv the Senate from the President AZ TO-DAY
scssion A number had been expected but IL IS sup.
noscd that they withheld because ,hey eoa no'
10 acted upon until tie Senate committees are up
.,,,od 10 that there is real delay causeu ny "
Po'"''"' " A.. vh.o IJoas. The President Will
,s h,v" an opportunity 10 make changes III '"e "N'
10 need be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
AN ILLINOIS LAWYER DROWNED.

Ottawa, Ill.,, March 13.-John II. Cartwright, .
prominent lawyer and leading Prohibtonst, was
drowned in the Illinois River this afternoon BY the
capsizing Of a sailboat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
tn nEtDNvENE TIE MONETARY CoNfENh''H

Washington. March Ex-senator Teller OF colorado
,.s nron.rad n resolution. which he will offer In the
conate at the next meeting expressing the sense Vi
the Senate In favor Of rcconvenlns 'he international
Monetary Conference at BRUSSELS mex. s"'n"'' ''r
~ ~ - ,h.t no is satisfied that there has been
h,gc NJ sentiment In Europe respecting the
monetary question since the conference adjourned.
lie ards evidence Of. this change In debates ~
Parliament and in Son,ribuuons TO tho leading
financial papers Of tho world The resolution %hS b
~, Taiier nrposcs to offer he says would not De
Mx,cen,ionabir under the practic: touching proper
.n.iness which the senate Is likely 10 ioho"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

MORE OFFERS OF GOLD FROM TIE WEST.
washington, March 1s.-Ths Treasury Department
',,nres 70 receive offers Of gold from the West In
nhonrc for small notes for which there Is present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
The Den may be mi z hitter than the sword,

but neither is Of much value without the holder,
and no cigarette Is satisfactory without the hne
tobacco used In the Old Dominion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
TIFF. WEEKS EAsrrorN Nd FREIGHT siIPMhN J.

Chicago March I3.-FISbOund freight shipments
last week were 1909 tens. against 4'.614 tons ior
the corresponding week last year of the Wees
traffic In. Grand Trunk carried 99Gl. Tic LAKE
shore 992I the Pitt,burg and Fort wayne oio.' III"
th. Wabash 5.Gi- tons The roads are now rapidN
Getting tn. better of the freight blockade, ana cN
pcct That in a short time they VIII have thihB'
.fe:tre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram q continuous white line shows Ne
changes I'm pressure INDICATED BY The Tfibunes self
,acortus barometer The broken line represents the
,era,urc as observed Pcrry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Once, March II, a. m.-Ceaf weather pro.
vailed yesterday with light norhwestery winds and dry
air. The temperature ranged between II and So degrees
the average (5a) being Ia higher than on the CORE
sponding day last year and y lower than on Sunday
warmer generally fr weather. possibly followed BY shove
In the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
rur rDTsOy COMPANY So ES FOR INFRINGEuENTS

pos,on March l3.-The Edison Electric Light Com
many to-day filed papers In the United states .'r-
emit Court In two new suits for Infringement as'S'
,he Boston Incandescent Lamp Company anu VI"
t;crmIna Electric Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

The marvel OF this marvellous age Is the Empire
state EXPRESS Of the New-York Centrsl-a hyine
luxurxs = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
FUNERAL or ANDREW P. PEABODY

factory to him. and he will lose nothing whatevee %
liza wing fought before the Crescent City Club"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14

The at,cstcd order removing T. Eeenton liogg from
the rcccIvcrshlp Of the road anu APP
,o,n,,g Fverest w. IIadey Of Corvallis.
ore in his stead has not yet been received but Is
c>pcct.d today Mr.. IIoeg meanwhile Is In posses
lion at 40. ID Willlam.>t, and has Two dep'"v
shcrifIs with him. The Bondhodcrs' Committee lear
hat he will not vacate when III" order comes, ana
has ,hr ,nust important books locked up In the big
acs in the Office, to which h" alone Knows r ro,.
finatioli. The oregon Pacihc iotis were or'sHh''S
"inr,d at 100 They now sell at b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
SALE OF TIE OREGON PACIFIC CONTINUED

Corvallis, ore, March I3.-The sale OF the oregon
racihc Railroad has been continued until June -.
rh object Of the continuance is to place The property
in Ia. hands OF an impartial receiver aud also Tor inc
purpose OF obtaining time to seni experts over '''
to,d I, dctcrnin. the value Of IN extension OF III"
limo east ~ the Ca cade Mountains. Fifty thousand
,r,rs has been placed In the hands OF Blair n Co..
4 New York for the purpose Of partially dschargnS
IN. claims of employees. The total back pay dle
hcm nc r.gates $4,000, The company Is In arrears
since April I, lcY2.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Section thirty ono Of chapter twentyseven Of the

0rCliCA oHc o1 OHAPteI tWelty-ceVHA VI tllo ts
vised statutes amended BY chapter hundred aud
forty Of the public laws OF eighteen hundred and
eighty seven and chapter hundred and thirty
IF the public laws Of eighteen hundred and ninety
IS hereby amended so that said section amended,
shall read follows
SECT. 81 No person shall knowingly bring into the
state or knowingly transport from place place In the
state, any Intoxicating liquors, with intent to sell the
same IN the state in violation Of law with intent that
the same snail oe sold BY amy person, aid any
person il such sale, under penalty Of not less than
nifty nor more thn one hundred dollars and sixty days
imprisonment. Any servant, agent renploye Of any
railroad corporation OF any express company doing
business III this state. who shall remove any into1ca
ting liquors from any rail- DAD at any place other
thar the usual and established stations, dapota or
places Of business Of such railroad corporation, who
small aid n e. consent io such removal shall be sub
Ject to penalty Of fifty dollars for every such oenEe
provided, That said penalty shall not apply to any Hi
quor i'll transit when changed TO to facii-
tae transportation All such liquors intended fol-
lawful sale il the state, may be seized while in transit
and proceeded against the same as IL they We're
lawfully Kept and deposited in any place. And any
steamboat, railroad or express company knowingly
transporting bringing such liquors into the state
shall be punished, upon conviction, Fv nne not eX-
ceeding two hundred dollars andcosts tor each oensa.
knowledge the part Of any authorized agent Of such
company Shall be deemed knowledge of the corp0ra-
ton. Approved Mar. -
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Chapter $40.

A. ACT limiting M J11tsdicton q Natnsa,sat3n q
Foreigners
sre1ioSl The supreme judicial and superior courts
sha respectively havs Jurisdiction Of applications f9r
uraii2Ac0n,
shcI y. No otier court established by tts stass smii
entef u suy primary 'nsl declaration aPitcaeR
il behalf of allan become citizen Of he
Gued states eiaiu jurisdiction OF the naturalization
ui aien-.
.3ECF g. This act snail TAKE efect whe approved
Approyeo March Isl
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Chapter 300.

AN ACT relating the Of The County Tates
the several counties for the year eighteen hundred BIT
ninety three.
ired a ninety three shall assessed during the month
" April upon the state valuation adopted fixed by
The legislature IN the eighteen hundred aaa ninet
three All county taxes assessed that mag e assessed
III te year eighteen hundred and nietythrAe upon any
other valuation, hereby declared void.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
sapprogsd March 23J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17
lEwIs MonnIsoN M "EAUsr."


"llophIstn" Frequently Called Before the
Curtaln-He Makes Speech.
That eminent and painstaking actor,
Nj. Lewis Morrison appeared at the
Opera House lastnight in the sublime
scenic and dramatic production OF
Faust. The audience was large, dis
eliminating and enthusiastically appre-
ciatiye. Reproduction was handsome
lystarcd, and the electric; mechanical
and musical effects were the adventi-
tious aids that lent u vivid realism to
the picture, especially in the Broken
ICene, where tho horrors OF Avennus
equalled the terrors Of Dante's Inferno.
IhOsupport was excellent. Miss Flor
enCO Roberts made q sweet and charm
ing Marguerite, her Interpretation Of
the role being as attractive as her
charms Of person.
There wore many recalls, and at tho
end OF the fourth act Mr.. Morrison
made a speech. He thanked the audi.
enCe for its appreciation OF his efforts,
and Complimented them on their dis
elimination, and their quiclIness to
grasp the situation and fine points Of
The play. He said he had been coming
To- Wheeling fora number OF years, and
mad always met with n cordial recep-
ton, and he assured his hearers that he
would continue to come and that he
would always give his plays tho best
staging tho facilities Of tho house
would admit. II want to say one thing
before | retire. l notice that many, Of
you n front arc very cold notwith-
standing have been playing-well-
back there (pointing back OF the cur.
l9ln.) Well, l am cold, too. 1t is n
shame that you haven't a better, thea-
tef You deserve one, and il l wore
rich enough l would build you one.
Thanking you all for your intelligent
appreciation | bid you good night"
Mr. Morrison's reference to tho cold
and the desirability Of now theatre
were loudly applOuded. Certain it is
.nat better pleased audience never
gathered In tho house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17
MoUNDsVILlE.
a miscellaneous M0lnngs Of Minor Mat
ters from AIarshalVs Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous Mslnngs OF Minor Mat
ters from Marshalps Metropolis
One Of the most important real estate
deals made here for some time was
closed yesterday. When few minor
details are arranged Hon, G, S, McFad.
den will transfer to Samuel Riggs the
vacant lot, corner Seventh street and
Tomllnson avenue, fronting 40 feet on
the former street and extending back
ON the latter about 100 feet, The con-
sideration is 81, 500 and the deal was en-
gineered by Riggs 4 Parsons. II Is
understood that Mr., Rlggs's sons, Will
iRm and Thomas, are interested in, the
deal and that Commodious modern
brick business block will be erected on
the lot. 1t Is one Of the finest locations
in town, being opposite the court house
square.
The Garyey property in Benwood
was sold at the front door OF the court
house Saturday to Philip schane, OF
that city, for $2,2O5. The property had
been offered several times and at one
time Il couple OF weeks since was bid up
to s., 700, but more money was wanted,
with tho above result. Theproperty Is
worth much more than the price at
which 1t was sold.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Mathews are 10.
Gated at the Warner house, Jackson
vile, Fla. Jack" reports the oranges
ripe and the roses blooming, lie sent
Sheriff Mathews n fine rose. in full
bloom, but Jack first scented 1t on the
way up and stole away It's sweetness
and its freshness and left it withered.
Miss Darl Collins left yesterday for
California to spend the winter. At
Wheeling sho Joined q party OF ladies',
consisting Of Mrs. Judge Caldwell, Mrs.
List and others.
The Anthony Reeves property, near
the Mound, was sold at the front door
OF tho court house Saturday, by I. w.
Manning, trustee, to John w. Lutes, for
$1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farmer, Of Ben
wood, were the guests of friends here
yesterday
Major II. II. Thoruburg has returned
from a trip to Washington, D. O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17
A NOTABLE STATEMENT
Is that Of Mr., Hayward Long, Of
Martins Ferry, Ohio,
He Endorses the Unparalleled Treat,
ment OF Drs. Copeland, Bell and
Davis inNose, Throat aud
Ear Troubles,

There is no question as to tho high character Of
the testimonials that arc offered TO the people Of
Wheeling aud Vicinity by DIS, Copeland, Bell
md Davis They are from worthy and respect
ed citizens; they are not from obscure aud I'M
known people, In every case Is the full name
and address given, and In most cases portrait
Of the person making these statements, and not
only this but those offering this evidence do So
from the feeling Of gratitude for benefits receiv'
cd, aud are ready to corobOrate tho statements
ut any time.
The following statement Is from Mr., Hayward
Long, Of Martins Ferry, Ohio who. Is well and
iavorablY known there, his father having LIVED
thOTc for thlrly'oight years aud keeps hard
ware store Ut Nos 1855 and 100 Washington street;
'Ihree years lgoI first noticed my catarrhal
trouble" says Mr.. Long, "and after reading the
statements Of many people who were treated u
tho Copeland Medical Institute, III Main street:
decided to place myself under treatment.
felt the beneficial results OF their treatment I'm,
modl9tely and have continued to improve until
now feel like well man, hESt noticed a bug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17
DELLAIRE
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho CLAW City.

All Sorts Of Looai News ind Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Mrs. Robert Walker, whose husband
was buried here about two months ago,
died at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Rev. Scott, at Muncie, Ind, on Sunday.
The remains will be brought here this
morning for interment. P. T. King
and others will accompany the remains
here, and services will be held at the
residence OF Joseph Clements.
The board of health met yesterday
afternoon at the mayors office, and DR..
D. W. Dorg, the health officer, will go
to Columbus to attend general meet-
ing OF the health officers OF the state to
determine upon some general plan OF
quarantine for this year.
Colonel Poorman will attend the
meeting OF council this evening and
give the members the status OF affairs
with reference to the Belmont street
crossing and the conference committee.
A charter has been granted to the
perfect Preserving and Canning Com.
pany of Belluire, capital stock, $4,000"
Mrs. Jonathon Holman who moved
10 Elwood, Ind, some months ago, died
there yesterday OF yellow jaundice.
W. O. Bergundthal goes east this
week to close up some business for the
old Lantern Globe Company,
Part OF the schools had to DO dis
missed yesterday because Of failure to
heat part OF the rooms.
Miss Lille Kelly, one Of the High
school teachers, is out Of school this
week, sick.
Craig Bros. have bought the interest
OF Oliver Mann in Day and Mann's gro
Gerry store.
The Young Mons Democratic club
will organize under their charter this
week.
John Keyssr, typo on the hide.
pendent, is dangerously Ill.
Cash Marsh is in New York to perfect
his studies as an optician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17

Men and Women" tho bost Of Be.
lasCo and DeMille's dramatic efforts,
WI visit this city next Thursday oven.
,nE Tor an engagement Of ono night.
charles FrohinGn's company, which
WY present tho play, Is an organization
W,cIl adapted TO every requirement Of
Tue piece aud a performance Of unusual
sslmooIhnosa can naturally DO expected.
Mon and Women has boon presented
"a nearly every large city In tho coun-
Wy with unqualified sIccoss, and the
majority Of the thoaler.goora arc tamil.
l9r with its story The piece will DO
gwen IN all tho original effects, Its
s' memo Investment will DO comDlote.
~ capable company includes Frank
bburDOek, Frank u. Mills, Frederick G.
iho'', Louis X, Geisel, j. Bernard, MRc.
Llyh Arbuckle, Neil 0'Brion, Walter Por.
MMhS, Edgar o, Mackoy, 1hnh VanO,
INancsso Comstock, Lillian, Lawrence,
MMNNd White, Mrs, Kate Mock, Myrtle
DOW, Arthur Hayden, Il. Phillips and
number Of other well.known and tai.
Vn'ou lAdIOs and gentlemen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17
MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Near

Neighbour. ,a-is
A special meeting OF tho city council
has been called for this evening to CON
slider several importantmattere. Among
these is the proposition OF A. A. Franz
helm and Others to build gas plant in
Martins Ferry and furnish artificial gas
for illuminating and hoating purposes
Messrs. Thomas Williams and Hay.
wood Long have purchased Cleveland
No. A road racing bicycles, each costing
sl0O and weighing only 80 pounds.
Mise Anna Warnock, who has been
clcrking in Daugherty's store for sever
al weeks, returned to her home at War
nock's Station yesterday.
William Neff, o. B. Nicholson, 2. G.
HISS and ]. Bismanns, Cleveland &
Pittsburgh surveyors, were at work here
yesterday.
Mrs. Harrison Belts was called to
Bellaire Saturday morning by the seri.
GUS illness Of her sister, Mrs. Ross
Davis.
Reserved seats for the Fish Ju bilee
Singers next Thursday night will be
put on sale ut Ong's tomorrow at noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Davidson, OF
Broadway, buried an infant child at
Riverview cemetery yesterday.
The electrical cars will run from
Wheeling to Martins Ferry after the
KEENAN, lecture tonight.
The lecture of George KEENAN, at
Wheeling tonight will draw well from
Martins Ferry ..e-
A span OF fine horses was shipped to
II. g. Henderson & Cossate Pittsburgh
yesterday.
The Misses Spinner, of Cambridge,
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. William Hill
ton. .'t
William Lavigne is hero putting a
furnace in the ve-Hervey building.
Dr.. Charlotte, OF stcuhenville, spent
Sunday with Prof schoaeld and family.
Mrs. Bah Smith and son Alvin left
yesterday for Columbus.
Council will meet tonight; at least a
meeting is announced. d.
Tho revival at the NJ. L. church still
continues.