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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17
RHODE ISLAND L.fBOR TROUBLES
THE PROVIDENCE NEwS7A PEELATE's /
FUNERAL.

FUNERAL.
Providence, r. L. Dec lG (SpecaD.-The strike of
weavers at Olneyvillc has assumed serious proper
tons 1t has now existed nearly three months
and the end Is not yet. After making terms with
the National Worstod Mills and the s;ranac Mills
the strikers ascertained that the owners OF those
mills would not them at work until similar ar
the Riverside and Weybosset Mills The strike OF
the weavers has thrown thousands of others out
of work and the contributions of orgarzel labor
is insufficient to keep want away from the doors
of the wcavers. to say nothing OF other employees
who get no benefit from the strike funds. Petitions
are being circulated. and receiving many Sig
natures appealing to the Board Of Aldermen OF
Providence for aid. There are many cases OF Sc
rious privation. Children kept in bed to keep
from freezing: want Is knocking loudly at many
DOORS and the prospect ahead is gloomy If the
vcollen schedules OF the Wilson bill not amend
ed Public opinion. while 1t sympnthizes with Ia
borers who have had their pay cut down. does not
commend the sagacity Of 'abor leaders WHO have
precpitated one OF the longest strikes In the MS
tory OF the voolen business In this State right on
the heels OF n panic and while West Virginia
statesmen are demorazing the woolen business
by tariff tlnkerng. This strike Is a serious matter
for tradespeople In Olncyville, and In iact on
Westmlnster-st. IN this city. Christmas trade Is
still I'm allegiance. and IL IL feared that the nsh,
stocks held by the storekeepers will not be esheed
In the degree hoped and anticipated. county stores
anticipating good trade. however Inc topping
houses here are extremely busy In all hhes Oh ho'-
iday goods ,,,. du,
THE News" have succeeded In improving the APP
pearanccsCnd contents OF 'he newspaper anu ,nere
age. The price has been cut down TO one cent 10
the apparent advantage Of the eirenl1aSSn' will no
held In Woonsocket on Monday, BisEop a@lKihs
preaching the sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17

GROWTH OF A YOUNG DOWNTOWN ORGANIZA--
TION-TALK OF LADIES DAY.
r TIE MANHATT An.

At TIE MAMMALIAN.
The Insurance Club Is learning that there IL MOTH
ing more uncertain than estimates about when a
building Is to be ready for occupancy. AS late as
August. the club was told that It could move into
It's new rooms in the annex to the Mutual Life
building in November That month has come and
gone and the quarters are still far from ready.
January is now the date given for the club TO take
possession the officers fear that February VIII
he nearer right. The clubs lease It's building In
ceaar-st still has until May to The fear
now Is that the floors at the top Of the building
which the club is to occupy will not accommodate
all the members. There are now 7c5 names on the
list and about forty "A month being added to 1t.
AS the Lawyers Club has many members who
never studied do not practise law. the In
srrance Club IL by means limited to insurance
men These are, OF course In the majority. but
merchants and lawyers are Joining In considerable
numbers The jewery trade is represented by sixty
or seventy members. II has no club Of Its own and
the Insurance Will be so near the streets given over
TO the jewclry business that numerous acccssions
from that industry likely. The officers OF the
Mutual Life and many lawyers and others having
offices In the building Joining the club on ac-
count OF It's convenience OF situation 70 them. The
Insurance company expects to build several more
large additions 20 Its building, and eventually TO
have a structure covering nearly two-thirds OF the
the city. ....
The annex on which work Is nearly done Is
thirteen stories bigh. The club VIII have the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17
SLEIGHING At RHIXEREcH

Rh.nebeck. n. Y. Dec. l6 (SpeciaD.-The fine
sleighing Is much enjoyed by those who still nger
at their country homes about here Conspicuous
among the pretty sleighs is that OF Douglas Mer-
ritz which Is brilliant with It's scarlet flowers and
handsome pair with bright harness and silver bells
Tho Misses Cruger are spending the winter at their
home Crugers Island they in town this
week. Mrs. Briggs Is their guest. The Misses Hunt
are spending the winter at Montgomery Place.
Mrs. George Blackwell Is the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. George II. Acker DR.. j. A. Bronson has left
for. Florida Mrs; Bronson will spend, Christmas
with relatives at New-Haven.
The Rev Louis A Mitchell. has accepted q call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-17

we have no place 10 hang pictures"
"Why not use the bardroom for IT, Is asked
deal Of money. besides depriving members OF one
OF the club attractions for perhaps a week so
at least some club privileges is too marked to b.
overlooked. Whether the Manhattan VIII Yield 10
Montague l.. Andrews who was employed by the
Union League Club for quarter OF a century, Is
to be cashier Of the Metropolitan club The dis-
missal OF Mr. Andrews caused deep feeling in the
club The Union Leagues new superintendent IL
McGregor Cumming. who formerly filled that place
In the Manhattan Club.
TUXEDO CLUE DEFICIT.
There Is n feeling In the Tuxedo Club that con-
siderable loss selfrespect is attached to the ac-
ccptance OF money from Pierre Lorllarl to make
good the annual deficit. Last year the club ran be-
hind $500 and Mr.. Lorilard gave a check for this
sum This year the amount will hardly be less.
Mr.. Lorillard agreed when the club was started.
to meet any deficiency that might exist at the end
OF each year Doubtlessy. this agreed 10 IN
the expectation that the business OF the real es-
tate association which owns Tuxedo Park wou,f
be profitable. II Is the general idea among tho
cub members that NJ. I.orillards venture has not
yet yielded adequate returns lie built thirty miles
OF good road through the 60CO-acre tract at cost
OF about $4,000. other expenses were tremen,
dOusly heavy. and the most conservative estimat e.
Of the total amount spent is $5ODGO Some OF the
residents fix the figure higher The plots sold have
been OF varying sizes. from 100 by 100 feet 10 ten
but the success OF the enterprise has fallen short
OF expectations.
Anders Zorn. the artist. and Josef Slvlnski. the
pianist. were the guests Of the Sllmagindl Club
on Tuesday evening The entertainment committee
got up a characteristic Sa,magundl affair. There
Moran. president OF the cub; T. g. Minor. +. Is.
". Rehn X. VI. Shurtlcf. r. Il. Craig T. L. Du-
sides the programme OF vocal and instrumentai
music. there were fencing bouts and dancing by n
and cheese and crackers and yonmes Of smoke
rolled from the clay and corncob pipes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02

How many people can tell n good
whiskey from an inferior one? Can
your Ii you can, then you already
know the merits OF Klein's Silver Age,
Duquesne and Bear Creek Ryes, and ii
you cannot, then you must be governed
by the testimonials of physicians, super
intendents OF hospitals and connois.
seurs, who all unite in declaring that
the WHISTLES bottled by Max Klein OF
Allegheny, Pa, are absolutely pure, old
and mellow. A reliable stimulant in
the house at this time OF the year is an
absolute necessity, and why not get the
best in the country? Send for catalogue
OF liquors to Max Klein. Allegheny, Pa.
phese WHISTLES are for sale by Wheel
ing Drug Co. ut regular prices.
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each other to be gentleman in, the
game as well ms in personal communica-
ton. AS for tho accidents-the microbe
fills tho air, does ho not? One must
die to escape the possibility Of an acci-
dent. The more scientific the game the
less tho chance of harm"
asked Trenchard if the game stirred
up enmity between she teams.
Trenchard said: "The fellow who
does not feel the strongest kind Of en-
nifty for scoundrelism, and enmity that
lasts, 10 poor kind. Ii one should
happen to fight with a tricky, scoun-
drelly crew he hates them on principle,
| imagine. That has nothing to do
with the game. The game is magnifi-
cent, and, for the most part, is mngnit-
Gently played"
GLOW about Yale
GLOW do you meau-'How about
Yale?'"
AS mon and players."
"There can be no better fellows than
Yale's, | can tell you" and Morse
echoed: Right you arc"
inquired about their return to
Princeton Thursday night.
Treuchard said that those whose par.
ents were willing would, OF course, not
be compelled to return TO the college.
Ward spoke up with little bang Of his
fist on the table and said emphatically:
"A fellows people believe in him il the
public don't. l wish the public would
realize that We are not responsible for
the hoodoo performances OF lot OF
loaters the night after the game. 1t is
not the football men who act like
savages. We can't. We have done a
gigantic piece OF work q few hours be-
fore. We have our banquet and jolly
good time, but am sure We don't sack
the town. We cannot help what out
sidera do in the name OF football. Don't
let them lay it to us"
"What matter" said King, $50 long
as we know better" and walked of
with a sympathetic smile at Wards
anxiety that the boys should not be
misjudged.
Anew moments later left the club
house. had spent two hours with tho
most charming men had ever seen.
Men full OF such sentiment MS must be
found in those who are gently bred.
There may be men engaged in foot ball
who are unCouth in spirit and manner,
but those men must be accidents. l
have spent two hours with a represent
alive team. 1t was a time when re.
straint was thrown of, for placed my
self in the attitude oil good comrade.
Men who thus think and thus act aud
speak when thought and act and speech
III 4.
are above criticism-and among the in
terest OF these mems lives at present is
football. Therefore they are typical
foot ball men-they are typical schol-
ars-they are typical sons-shey arc
typical gentlemen.
Wellington said that Waterloo was
won on tho Fairgrounds OF Eton aud
Harrow. 1t may well DO that the de-
cisive battles Of American liberty are
being won on our college foot ball fields.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such test OF its curative
qualities as 0tto's Cure. Thousands Of
bottles OF this great German remedy
are being distributed free OF charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with consumption, asthma,
Group, severe coughs. pneumonia and
all throat and lung diseases, giving the
people proof that Otto's Cure will cure
them, and that it is the grandegt tri-
umph of medical science. For sale only
by Logan Drug Company. Samples
free.s Large bottles soc. .
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NEW YoRS. Dec l.-Flour, receipts 5000 bar
reis: exports 5000 barrels. sales 1000 barrels
market trmer. Wheat receipts 10000 bushels:
exports 5000 bushels; sales 100000 ibnShcls Of
futures and l92,0oOl bushels Of hpOt; spot mar
ket dulland higher: No > red store bIiSc; 0p-
tions quiet aud higher: No. . red january Gsl:a
GlHn65sc. February 1OaTO1 SlIOc: March 1laIlJs
a7lj4ej May 75yta7liGn7aIEc December GIG.
Corn receipts lii.OO0 bushels: exports 1850
bushels; sales $4,000 bushels OF futures md
10000 bushels Of spot; market steady and fairly
nctvei January H5anii5saiiSsc; May 4jlSadtsa
iGlsc. December iissc. Oats, receipts l27.OUO
bushels: exports ll.D0 bushels sales 10000
bushels OF futures and 6lq0J bushels OF spot;
market dull No, SwhIte Sjci January SilSaS51Ga
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ass. 40 W. Gay St, one block north OF
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cpics. The Institute has for its Faculty q
corps of recognized specialists, each eminenS
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cases peculiar to thcscx. Female diseases pos
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The cure Is effected by home treatment. I'm
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They have attained the most wonderful sue
cess In the treatment Of Cntarrh, Stomach, Kid
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oCren and women. DRS. FRANCE and OFT.
sliH, after years of experience, have perfected
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CHICAGO, Dec. l.-Cattle. receipts 1900 head;
shipments 300 head: market active; prime
Christmas steers s. CDaj b; shippers 81 bOa1 ~:
81 GOa3 IL Hogs. receipts 10000 head: shipments
1900 head: market firm; packers and shippers
s. 2ia5 20: butchers IS i0a5 ~; mixed s. 2pab ~;
sorted light s. ISn6 80, Sheep receipts 1000
head; shipments 2a0l head; market steady; ma
tives s. OJa3 75 westerns 81 C0a3 2j lambs s. Goa
AIS.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Dec. Cattle, receipts
800 head Shlpments 500 head: market steady
ana unchanged. Hogs, receipts l,010 head: ship
ments $500 head; market active: all grades
So tOa3 Is; Hight weights selling best Sheep,
market slow and unchanged.
CiScFSSNrI. O.. Dee. l.-Hogs Armes st 81 sSa
8 CO; receipts 6,00l head: shipments 1900 head
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NYnnl.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. -wOol-while there
was n fair demand for present requirements
business was QuiCier aud there was speculative
tendency which was but natural result OF the
publication OF the proposed tariff law, aud the
large volume Of business week or SO ago when
the near requirements OF many mills were pro.
yided for. Prices unchanged. Ohio, PennsYl'
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above Parse
X mud above 2la22c: medium 9IG25c; New York
Michigan md Wisconsin, ETC., fine i9aefc; me
dIum .:Is2ic. Washed comblng and delqno
fine Ohio 25c: do Michigan 2In2lc; medium
95a96c Unwashed fine l3Glic: medium lSa2Oc
chiefly l9alOc. COmbIng medium 2la?lc. Terri
tOriRl aud western light, fine 1Oal2c: heavy dc
7aIOc; fine medium l2al5c. Coarse 12al4c.
NEW YoRK, Dec Wool firm: domestic
leGee l9a27c; pulled 2Oa!Gc: Texas l0al6c.
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WheeIlnn & Elm Grove Railroad.

On md after Saturday. Octob9rl ], lsJl, trd,ni
will run rs follows. city tilnc:
LEAVE WHEELiSG-7j:U 10 u m, 700 a. IN. S.0
a m, 800 u m. I0:0OG IN. ll:O0 a in. 100 m
20 p IN. 800 p. m. 800 p m. 800 p. ~. 5;Jl
p ny, G:0op, M, 100 p ~, 500 p IL. 9:D q
IN. Ii go D. m
LEAVE Elm GRovE-o5:OoA IN. 700 4 M. SD
q M, o Goa m, 1000 a N. HOO q n. 1900 IA
90 p. M. 800 p M. 800 p. m 800 p N, 5;O
p m. 600 p. ~, 7;o0p m. 800 p. ~, 9:i9p
m. 10 Top. M
5DailS. except Sunday.
suSDAY-Church trains leave Elm Grove 8.
9;lS 4. m and Wheeling at i1:l7 D m.
IL z WE1SGERBER.
o0l s.a General hauaySE
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New York. Dec l.-Tho recurrence OF an
almost general holiday has interfercd with bust.
ness In tho dry goods market less than was eX.
pectcd fair amount OF mail ordess'and con.
siderable local attention To the market resulted
in Il volume OF business rather beyond the pro.
not varied TO any great extent Spring lines OF
prints and printed fabrics fully hold their own.
tiinghams aud woven goods nre fairly active on
mail orders. Hosiery aud underwear rule mod.
erRtely active with spring business low to do.
veiop bevonh actual necessities. The jObbing
trade holds up well on demand for nctunl wants,
but with little disposition TO provide for tho
futuFN
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Sixty SECONDS often makes a grea
difference. A sixty second remedy fol
bronchitis, choking up OF the lungs
throat, ETC., Of course is a great bless
ing. Cubeb Cough Cure is such rem
edy and costs only % and so cents {
bottle, containing nearly as much in
value al the dollar bottle OF other kinds
Can be had Of Alex. I. Young, Johr
Kari, Wheeling, and Bowie & Co.
Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-02

MRs. MISUNDERSTANDING SYRUr has been used
their children while tcethlng, with perfect sue
cess. Itsoothcs the child. Soitens tho gums a.
Laws nil pain cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for Dlarthma. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
bottle BE sure aud ask for MIS- Wlnslow's
Soothing syrup" aud take no other kind.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. .. BREWSTER Receiver
Time Table No. IS. to takc effect 1901 a. N.
Sunday. November n 1893

Time Table No Is. 10 tnk1 elect ls:Jl q. ~
SUNDAY November ~ 1893.
Leave Wheeling -tS:o) to:i5, 3ll:D IN, t2:2O,
e3;l5, ti:1. 800 y. IN.
Leave PcninsulG-iS:O5, to:5l lll:i6 n. m,i2;96,
o3:al. 1855 1906 D. IN
Leave Martins ferry-i5:le tO;57 ln:52a. IN,
1879. 1921 ii.i2, 59'l2
Arrive decentralization fl0;U3 5il:56
a. M. fl.Ss, a3:32 ti;IG, sD:lS =, IN.
Leave Terrlngl Junction--t7:2l, 1890. o. NJ,
oiI;tj. a. H. 1859. tI.0j. fjll. is. IS p IN.
Leave Martins lerry-t7:2s, sy:J5 am, 'I2:tj,
si:OS, fi:i0 ti;la tS:g y. IN.
Leave Peninsula-tI:3i, 59:iarn., Sl2:jl, i:ll,
tt:I7, S.as tS:aS y. ~,
1rflgc W6eoiitg-i7:iO io;2O a. m. al2:5z
J:l7, ira 1881, i5iOj p. m.
SDaily. tDaily except sunday. Sundays only
All trains Will rln on Eastern Time,
J,F TAUSSiG. SUPERINTENDENT
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money aud stoch
Markets.

Markets.
New YORK. Dec. Mooney on call easy Mt
1al1Gper cent; last loan per cent closed offered
at IL per cent Prime mercantile paper 3tsaj114S
per cent. Sterling exchange firm at 81 s2ai 81.
Sales were 2Gl 200 shares
There was an Irrcgularty about the dealings
on the stock exchange to-day that demonstrated
that there are distinct groups OF traders opernt'
Ing without concert OF action In the several spe'
cnties which are most active In the transGc-
tio1s. In many instances prices were moving
up IN one pool while III another they were re-
ceding The buying for London account was
heavier th0n for many weeks aud there was an
activity among the houses with European con.
ncCtiOns which gave evidence OF nn increased
inquiry from abrOadlior American securities, and
led TO the belief that the financial and political
disturbances In Europe would be reflected In
heavy Investments in the better classes OF rail-
way shares and mortgages In this financial centre.
One OF the notable features OF the speculation
was the strength developed by Union Pacific,
based on the reorganization plans aud the re-
port that Receiver Mink would lend his assist.
ance thereto. AZ the opening Dls:iNing broke
and sank rapidly. A reaction followed, which
sent prices up higher than the opening. In tho
general market. one OF the most important
moves was Il drive against ChtcRgo, bnT!ingIon
& Quincy due to reports OF bad November
statement It declined IA per cent, but recov-
cred q before the close. The dealings became
unsettled very soon aud continued irregular
during tho dry with frequent fluctuations be.
tween strength and weakness, In the last half
hour the temper Of speculation underwent q
marked change and there was sharp upward
turn. which restored values within a fraction Of
the best figures OF the morning In many cases
and beyond them in Others. some shares, how
ever sharing only slightly IN the advance COM
pared with Wednesdays closing sales.
Railroad bonds exhibited strong tone
throughout
Government bonds strong.
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New York. Dec l.-Plg iron steady: Ameri
quiet ut IS 50. Tin dull straighH SO Is.
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Jonas Aycedo during the firtation)
Would you rather have me tall,
'Thdy2 Matilda {blushing)-Pd rather
have you round, Jonas.--Chicogo Rec
trd
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FRIEND" =

is n scientifically prepared Liniment
and harmless; every Ingredient is OF
recognized value and in constant use
by the medical profession. It short
ems Labor, Lessons Pain, Diminishes
Danger to life Of Mother and Child.
Book ITO Mothers" mailed free, con-
taining valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
Bent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt
Of price, Sl.6O per bottle.
BRADHELD REGULATOR co., AulnIH, g..
soldby al druggists.
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cxoHxA7r O., Dec. l.-Cottop quiet and firm
mIddlIng nc.
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RAILROADS.
~, Pennsylvania Stations,
N lEgRlsg!V5l!aE E1gs:l


Ticker OFFICES At pRFTsTLvAEh STATION OF
Warm ST., FOoT or ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
AT Mc1.unR HorsE, WHEELING, AND AT TIE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION pEIDoEFoRT.
Rot;rHwESr sYsrEn--" Pas HANDLE ROUTE"
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on CRY, Pa. Dec. L-opcned 753Sc; highcs,
76hc; lowest 751sc: closed 7654c: sales 1000 bar
relS: clearanccS US 900 barrels; shipments 26 9?s
barrels; runs e2s,8e4 barrels.
New YORK, Dee. l-Pctrolenm strong and
actlye Pennsylvania oil, spot sales none; Jan
uary option sales 10000 barrels; closed at 7jt5c
bid,
PrrTsBUReB, Pa, Dec. l:-opened and Lowest
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sold under positive written guarantee, by author
lied agents only, TO euro Weak Memory; Loss OF
brain and Norve Power; Lost Manhood; QuirkneSs;
Might Losses; EVIL Dreams; Lack of Confidence;
Nervousness; LHssitude; all Drains; Loss OF Power
OF the Conservative Organs in either Cox, caused by
oyer.e1ertlon; Youthful Errors, Excessive UsO OF
Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, which coon lead to
Misery, Consumption, Insanity and Dehth. BY mail,
boz; for IS; with written guarantee to cure OF
refund money. VESTS COUGH SYRUP. certain
Wheeping Cough, Sore Thront. Pleasant to tnkD.
Small HlEe discontinued: old. SOc size, now 80; old
u ttEe, now 6Oc.
GUARANTEES issued only through CTIAS. R.
GOETHE, Successor TO McI4aln BROTHERS, Drug
glsS Wheeling, W. Va. jylSrrhsIwy