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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Now potatoes have been IN much l;rgcr supply
prices were pretty well maintained up to the close
of last week, bit are dccliring ana close weak
Foreign old potatoes closing eaSier under large
arrivals BERMUDA OG0ns have eased OF 10 81 90
under heavy receipts. but New-Oreans stock j. h"m
.teaiy. southern cabhages In excessive Si,ply ana
lower, FAR southern are now iaidN Sallb" III
lrlc, which slow any reasonable marlin abov" cX-
r,n,es Green peas ruclun,e from day to day accord
ing to srApy lots scare and firm at the close.
tI,cunincis in good demand. Green beans In very
heavy supply and much lower Florida tomatoes
h,y. berI scare and high, but late arrivals are
largely tio green. and these move slowly. .
Potatoes. Fermwd, NO |, II: ?oa*5 20
Intatoes BERMUDA. 40 . n"- 80, 9o@ w
oatoe. Chetpn aud Savannah. No nor Dbl OO3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

NUTS-Peanufs quiet; quoted al JIG lot fancy
hand picked and 05c ior farmers: spanish
slellet dun at 3-Ac for No 1: No quoted nt
. 5-8a2 34c; Virginia No l shclled at . l-:c' ana
No ut &c.
BEEswAX-Quict southern gnoted at 2o9 2oc TOT
large lots with smaller sales higher. - a
MAPLE SIGAR-Ncw bricks freclv offered at
lease per n, with demand qulef. syrup duli ~
T0d13c Per gallon can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Domestic situations Wanteo

ALL -iPESTENs EMPLOYMENI
B~,uSE. los 0th-aye.-we have
coachmen. grooms, gardeners. farfnhtius'
ffm foremen. ana married couples al M
tions; also female help, well recommended
Establi she'd 1S41.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

full cream, either small large, had SLOW sale at
rTesqar prices The bet Of lhe par SHc h AND
&c for Chenangocs few special lots going higher
but al Other grades drag heavily. poor ciose ' ,n
closed out at liz lc and 1t may cost The cai'asc !"
get rid Of +omc parcel Fancy old cheese are o,n III
eTadcs dull at from lie down to Sc. Ilvcp,o cable
10. old ches, 'i% 5q' Ins SOa"'y ao '1 n"Hs. At
. ia 5--c; Canton. 500 boxes at 3,sno i-Sc
Itca. 5,coo boxes IF 0 1870 sc, lullnS price
ing 31-2c: Buffalo, 800 boxes cloverield com
bination. mostly colored at o 34c
s sls!e mi ram lsrss s's Wiz 90 o.
s sat n n cream a i i s.lT coosed lair to good 81
g a cram small small &c. ~ caSlca 'hGS
State. iieh: sslns. IIcrFI%cr COUNTY. choice n"
State factory, part skins. iicrkimer Co., common g.
stan ir .S5 gar' , sh"se ch'annro and neeo
s s,s s sssry EaT: . ss%. AR ne
STATE factory. part sklm.. 81,
Receipts for week. 1424 bbs; 313Gs ca'es: ine
market gained stronger i9ne following our ,or as
into cold storage temporarily taken off tbs mhrkrt
by limits as 70 price, and with some decrea I, IN
enough TO give prices an Upward turn finest Western
reaching IL &c by saturday. lat so far this week
and = slow trade part Of The advance has been lost.
ne market closing quiet ct IL 1-2t for choice fr
ONLY Ccca>ionul ~rf1al nifrk ~ very
gan. c,c. going a small fraction higher.
state and P,np yl,ania. nevlad. per dozen a!G
Western ncwaid. pei dozen. i32
So,,,h.r, M case Observation-Disclosures IS o. as 80
FRUITS AND BERTIEs-FREsII.
Receipts fapplcS are falling oil and choice lots OF
red fruit quit" scarce top grades showing some
Improvement Ru- SETS are plenty enough and mn
changed The supply of Norfolk strawberries has
lccn large. lui IS now decreasing. and receipts from
MARYLAND ar, not heavy. Late arrivals OF Norfolk
stock have been mostly too small and poor TO ex
coed Ga zoe per quart. bat few Of large variety reach
1o0l4c and good 10 fancy lots from Eastern shore
VA nrc ranging FROM lie up 10 1-c Last arrivals
from Mary lans sold r range Of o01 Zoe generally. with
i,hE ~ < es al I2n lie. southern cherries. OF good
.zc are wanted. Nor.h Clrona hucklc berries moro
nlcnty and lower. y few early peaches have up
poarcd from Georgia and sold nj full prices quality
considered.
IL. uolSv a., nor bh 1888 80
,tpia.' bb @ SOC 3 %
,PID>' inf.,nr son . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

CIIEE.NI.
Rcccipts for week. a5.s3l boxes: exports, 1861
boxes. Under increasing supplles, cautious baylns
On The part of English operators ana lower county
markets. receivers have been forced 10 mako n gen
oral reduction in prices the marHc closed quiet
ard weak shippers have tried not To overload Tor
cl.m distributing markets With our hay cheese. ana
the buying l. SIN very conservative lines. Nhile
and cOlorcd have at last come together with the lat
,cr rather leading in the demand. Choice prc'l' oi
both sold the docks today at Zoe. and while here
Was n disposition TO hold som" Of the hish priced
goods for a little more money. business could be-
done at any higher figure. small sizes o. choice
quality sold to HON" trade at sam" rIics .mpp"r,
Maid for larce. and while there fair demand
~ snnnly Vas also cutie liberal. I'ndcrpr.c d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

peas, 1892, bags, ler busi % a -
irccD peas. SCOTCH 1852 bl>h.......... - 81
peas 70 cigl, bags .......... 30 ! -
BUTTER.
Receipts for week. $500 pkg; The turtle. ,,rr
decline which has occurred This week has been 'ic
natural result OF incrc.sd receipts and pressure 10
get the light bodied hay iu ter into cOisunpiiVc cha
nels as quickly possible. The weather has turned
oa warm and the Fight character OF The stock CAUSES
|Tapii deterioration in quaty by holding. ana lh're
las been hcsilancy in making whatever COZ
i,s>ions were necessary 10 insure quick SALE. III,
Decline has attracted good trade" however IN III
yallc sorts, and the offerings to-day went ON so
nicely as 70 cause fairly steady feeling Extra
Western creamery and tie ianciest lots OF state are
ohling AT Ole Very generally. here and there lot
Il pals going iraclionally lover. Mark that arc
lassed as first bring 1902Oc, and some OF me
core defective lots range down TO l'Gl ,.i ul
rite recently speculative buyers have been iaAIh:
tmtracts for June creamery. seller June. 1T 10 L
aaOc. hui the changed financial conditions make
II seem probable that banks will be- less inclined 10
Ian freely on butter. and buyers hav. reduced th"ir
bds 10 Il 1.2a1gc for the months delivery. STATE
d. Try Is in fair supply. bnt II Is thought Thai larcrs
wll begin packing next week ana rrccVel C ar .
Kidding price, well mp to creamery, say ~" nc
70, fancy half tubs and 2oc for bcS, Welsh: Inn,
iaion creamery and factory are becoming more
plentiful. and have fallen quite as much aS EN-, IN"
f.ironc sold on saturday ut lSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
rot ITRi.

II,v ,lo,cr Moor l., good p,r 100 io........ G0d75
~. str,w luuo No to 10 1 per 100 d.. G5a75
,;yc striw s1o't per 100 fn................ $3.50
Hot .tr,w nor 100 N ..................... 400.
POULTRY.
Receipts of live fowls were very heavy following
last weekly report. and prces declined to IL l@c
for Western and lie for southern. Eut those ngures
opened Il very wide outlet for the stock, ana me
market has since recovered rapidly, Two cars 81
Western selling today ri 14c. spring chickens have
declined sharply under liberal arrivals and duh tradr
local demand is always light at this season OF year
Turkeys. ducks and geese steady. Wester" DIRE scd
fowls fell 12c for the best grade toward the coSc
of last week under liberal on.r,gs, and nave since
been in ample supply for all wants mt that price,
turkeys dull and easier. Spring checkers lower ana
closing barely steady. Long Island spring ducks
very dull and much lower. Frozen poultry almost
m nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Titn Real estate for Sale

AVENUE c. corner. near lOth-st., fnnr-
story iron buld'ng; rn!cht Exchange. SAh-
TI,!, NIXON. 90 Broadway
BEAUTIFUL Queen Anne house Foru.
dam Heights. restricted rcighhorhoo1. near
new University: express "icva'd tia n
easy terms all Improvement, imheu'"'c
,o-sc..ion. Box . So. Postoifcc.
-TJIIcD-NyF.- NEAR GTU-ST.-5.story
stare and tenement easy terms: might "N-
chanos SAMUEL NIXON. so Broadwoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
flats a. Get, fu RI isheo.

RICHLY furnished Nat 70 let nntil
October Isl. in the mason, No. Fast
I1ftv eighth. overlooking Central laik
cnt .ide windows Ia each room. Apply ~
janitor.
M,pISON-AVF.. NO. .--IIanceomclv
furoished third floor: private bath; also
hail room on second floor; references.
TO RENT. FURNISIiED.-A corner
arartmept from June % october or
Noyembcr, In the Mason. Inquire OF Jahi-
a a East 5Sfh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

ssraSSsrris.. Nd PER 'a quart: "" ~ iSs q
F: :,sS:: IS, s g' go 90 90
DRIED FRUIT
Receipts for the week, $50 pkg' EXPORTS for the
week. LAS phs apne n Ga led 10 to s 2gr cn
OF price, and all grades are nc o ISH e, o iGT
there is no qnoia5lc business above . l-.so 80,
With choIc. selling 1T Il" &C. and prime A. sns l,4c'
line OF leo boxes sold at Sc, subject to approval
outside figure for choice lots from any srcton-a
car OF fair Virginia fruit sold today In bags IT A.
would bring ;-ic Raspb h sparinay Offered
and 5m ce GTrr crop r@Io tea r0m ,S SSrG
for in the northern sections other small fruit dun.
Apple. e,a%ra ,,c ls ss FAM PER D. s3s o..
HTpcs eyapcrasei Iso2 pri%e y
A Apple: ~ Sy' G .sr iS sitc t. 49,
Nipples \: G. -liesd 1902 common t. prime. a a.
H Hppss chopped isa =
tepss s. '0fs s 'n Tta isn s s. cF al
PsasRs. Ca pseIsd, 1892; 70 prime. .lo d?
Easppcrri,s svSSried iso; per n.....
f rHn!' STATE asse' is ST. pei e.
H,.ssSss:'s: ,sss E! ~ rs
fssSS. ca 1872 49, S"psd T cS per Ss
HOPS.
Receipts for the week sss S9e; experts m SGA
Ing inquiries OF late. but not much business has
resulted yet. Trade with brewers Is quiet ana
mostly of II hand fo.mouth character. Between deal
crs there l. very little doing Prices are held about
sr c%dy " IT. Should for anct
month there is strong probability that values VIII
mainly nj I0d 2Or few exceptional growihS going
12c higher and lots selling down t. lS0 is l2c
Part OF the recent sales have been by members oi Inc
"comhne., European adyccs have not changed ma
icrlally. -
stit- 1897 choice. Ter n.................-2l dai2
state 1892 common good. per m..........-.lS uI9s
state. 1891. per ID -
Pacific Coast. 1890 choice per ~ ........-...; I'm;
pacinc o.. common to p y d.u2
Pacinc Coa.t. 1891. per 10. ....-. ..-......i2 |'n
STATE or Pacific Coast old dds per n........... "
HAY AND STRAW
The market has sustained the adyanc" recently
ouo.d n1.al. being still very eh but trad l. quiet
and prices likely 10 ~ oil with the INST ihci'u'o
Of increased SUPPLE
Hay pr choice. per leo y ~ %
JInT No No. !. pc 100 n......---.-.-.-. sVao1
- shining no 100 Observation-Disclosures. 7jnSo
49, la n................. 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24

Strawberries Eastern shore Va. per quart. la Is
Strawberrc. Md p.r quart ............... l0a 10
liuck lcterres & C. Dor quart ............. lod u
rlackhc,ric. X e. Wild nor uiart ......... L.
Peaches o., Alr1,nder ,,r ctut carrier. O0d 90
Peaches Fla p.cn.to rsr o.nt ,rlrrcr.... 00d 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-24
Gitn Real Cstate 60 Eet.

Chicago.
WORLDS FAiR-First-elass 0ccommo
a,,ions for individual aad large pa Ties
,uso in perfect sanitary conditien. =, iW
fnrther particnlars address r. I. Hhif
, 535 Prai ic-oNa., chicago III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08
HIS TRIALS BEGIN.
Mayor Caldwell Presides for the
First Time in Court,
HIS IMITATION RATHER SEVERE.
Three Varied Cases, one Of them being
a PugiIisticalIy Inclined Female
Ex.,iayor soabright Iprns ovorthe
Archives to his successor--No For-
mali.y about tho Change of Dynasty

Ex.Nayor seabright yesterday turned
tbekeyg OF the city over to the new
MAYOR, i. +. Caldwell, That is tlgura'
lively speaking. All that hO really
,nrned over were o few small books
blanks for permits and not at all coHi'
pljcatod account books. This was after
the regular morning session of the
nolce court, at winch Mayor Caldwell
presided for the FIRST time, Ex-Alayor
seabright came in while the court was
In session, and observed with interest
The manner in which his successor ad.
mlnislered justice,
There was the usual crowd Of spec:a.
tors present, when Clerk Fec called
Mary Wright, The Mayor Caldwell be-
gan his first trial. The faCtis, he began
4 TOO soon. Ilo began to examine n
witness, when Clerk Fee suggested:
"Tell her what she is charged with.
The mayor told her she was accused
NJ disorder at Mollie Boyd's house,
Then MoIIie and girl who seemed to
be about seventeen stepped up, and the
clerk sworo them aud Officer Nick Her
bert, who had made tho arrest.
Herbert said no was called to the
house and found the woman threatens
inc to smash tho windows and do
other desperate things. Mrs, Boyd
said she had ordered tho woman out for
conduct unseemly in such resort, and
she had tried to get boulder and
throw it through the window. She
wa. frequently interrupted in her tes-
timony by the prisoner, who called her
net names not legally printable.
The GIRLS testimony was substantial
w. ut was lust like Miss Boyd said"
Miss Wright denied tho allegations,
but added:
81 do admit l would have smashed
her II / could have pried brick out Of
the sidewalk, and / told her that, and |
meant it. mean to yet. I'll trounce
her good before she gets out OF this
court room, Judge; honest WHIP
From the look on her face this was
evidently no joke, and Officer Herbert
hustled tho woman of to a cell as tho
Judge assessed his first penalty-'$5
and costs or thirty days in Jail"
While being led out by the officer she
turned on him and put up n first class
fight, but was finally quoted.
A plain drunk was srraigned, and
fined 81 and costs. When tho mayor
asked, "What have you to say% his
only response was GLOW much is it%
lie paid,
Henry Woodward, a tough boy OF sew.
entecnor eighteen, was arrested by Con-
ductor NIichuel, OF tho Wheeling 4 Elm
Grove railroad. He had put Woodward
oil a car, and the youth atterward came
to him and threatened to lick him, and
MS Michael did not want to DO licked, he
walked him into the lookup.
What have you to sayH" his honor
asked
"Nothin'."
And he walked to tho bench assigned
to delegates to the hill us though he
had been there before many time.
The court then adjourned and the old
mayor and the new mayor went away
together,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08
MoUNDsvlnnE.
a Miscellaneous Mcinngo of Minor Matters
from NIarshalps Metropolis.

a Miscellaneous MGlnnge of Minor Matters
from NIarshalps Metropolis.
William Charleston has been appoint
ed walking delegate, for the painters
union and James ID. Israel for the brick.
layers organization and both have in
structions to confer with the unions in
other trades and also with the worklnen
in other lines who have never formed q
union or protective organizations, with
view to general organization OF
trades in one association so that all
may be better able to protect them
selves. So far only the painters, min
ers, carpenters and bricklayers are or
ganized.
Tho Third party CAUCUS at the court
house nominated tho following munich
pal ticket; For mayor, DR., D. j. States;
marshal, s. A. Altman; council, First
ward, L. G. Grissell, S. j. Cats, v. A.
Weaver and James Steady; Second
ward, O. L, Jackson, ]. b. Alexander,
j. II. Holt and Oscar Wright; Third
ward, Harry Beapl, T. l.. Rogerson,
Robert McDanlels and Isaac Lutes.
Colonel j. W. Gallaher has gone to
Charleston to look after Marshall's
shRre Of state administration patronage.
Rumor has been very literally using his
name in connection with Marshall
county's place on the prison board.
w. W. Jasper, the old gentleman who
was reported so seriously i'll at his
home, south OF town, Is improving. He
is the father OF Ed Jasper, who was
killed in the Baltimore g. Ohio yards at
Wheeling two weeks since.
W. s. Freed has returned from
Charleston, where he was lobbying in
the interest OF an amendment to tho
lion law, more particularly in relation
10 tho protection OF well drillers,
Extensive improvements will DO made
TO the l. o. 0. i. building as soon as tho
weather will permit. Among others,
an outside stairway, similar TO that on
the opera house.
A lodge OF Rechabites was installed
here with a membership OF forty.
William Charleston and George Younk.
on were the moving spirits in the mat
ter.
The Loudonsvtllo Touring mill prop.
orty is to DO sold to satisfy decd Of
trust, The plant has been operated by
joint stock company unproltably.
Captain Leo Anshuts loft for Marietta
TO bring out tho Annie Laurie, which
sought shelter in that port before tho
river became ico.bound,
Manager u. i. Hodgman. Of the
Mound City brick works, went down to
rarkersburg yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. William D. choadlo will
shortly leave for visit TO friends In
McConnellsvillo, Ohio,
Thomas s. Riggs went to Pittsburgh
TO tako course at the Iron City Com.
morcial college.
The Masonic lodge now occupies
quarters in thu !, ., y. +. building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08
KN0WI,EDGE

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tends to personal enjoyment when
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adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
tho value to health Of the pure liquid
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Its excellence is due to its presenting
In tho form most acceptable and pleas
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dispelling colds, headaches and feverS
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions, and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid.
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ing them and it is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, butt Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08

The Grand contained another large
audience last night to greet Carrie
Louis and her excniiont company, in tho
famous drama "a Midnight Call" Tho
play was very interesting and Miss
Louis and hor support made quito n hit
This afternoon thore will he grand
matinee, and no doubt 1t will DO the
largest held at tho Grand this season,
as Miss Louis is a1great iavorlto with
tho ladies and children. At tho matt.
neo tho great comedy drama entitled
Dads Girl" will DO presented, This
evening closes tho engagement when
tho well known comedy drama "Thc
Little Wild Cat will DO presented.
Miss Louis is q very winning little
actress, and has already established
herself ag ono OF tho favoritoa among
Theatre goers in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08
A Noycl AltrneLlon COMING,

Considerable interest is evinced in
the coming engagement Mt the Opera
House next Monday, matinee and night,
Of Miss Hottie Bernard Chase and her
company of players which will present
for the first time in this city an original
melo.dramatic story entitled "Uncle's
Darling" or Alaska, by tho young aud
talented author, Mr.. Charles w. Chase.
MIR. Chase, in selecting the location OF
his story picked the most picturesque
portion on eorth-the wild, wonderfully
majestic and semi-civilized territory OF
Alaska-which leaves a scope for scenic
display that ia unlimited. Not only
have all these important points been
seized upon by the management, but in
order to add to the general realism a
number of animals native to that eli.
mate, including olks, reindeer, bears,
Eaquimaux dogs, with turs, sleds, snow
shoes and other paraphernalla have
been imported at an immense outlay in
order 10 present a novel stage represen-
tOtion.
A special matinee has been arranged
for Monday for ladies and children.
Prices % and SO cents children Is cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08
YOUNG MEN-Who Nave b.eotno yIr,lms on ,oli.

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Tor weakness In the back and limbs involuntary dis
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diseases 81 the head, throat, nose, OF tkin, AHee
tons Of the liver, lung, Atomaeh, or bowelJ-thOSe
terrible disorders arising from the solitary vice Of
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10 hlDpL E.AGED MEN.-Thete are many from
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On examination of the urinary deposits, ropy
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08

A perfect and artistic performance is
the only words that can express the
pleasure OF tho audience at tho Opera
house last night, after witnessing "In
Honor Bound" and "That Girl from
Mexico" as presented by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew aud their excellent COM
pany.
Tonight they will present their latest
success, "rhc Emergency Man, a com.
cdy written expressly for them, and
which they have presented with great
success. The play is entirely original
in every particular. The comedy scenes
are very funny and the climaxes to the
different acts arc exciting and sensa.
tional to u great degree. This will posi-
lively be the lust appearance this sea-
son OF the Drews here, and thoy should
DO greeted by ahouse packed to tho
ROOF, for they are great artists and
richly deserve tho compliment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-08

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