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AMusEMENrs.
NOTICES
NOTICE.
TO PROPERTY OWNERS

II will be 10 your best interest 10 entrust
any rentable property TO our care. None but
reliable tenants accepted Best OF care. Per-
sonal attention given. Cali or send for fur
ther particulars. HAWKINS q co,
M e. .o Market sfrI0f
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TEMPT alton.

A story told of an Irish coachman who driving past
some harvest fields during addressing girl
engaged in sheavng exclaimed "Arrah, darlngl wish
was in Jail for stealing ye
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LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Friends at a Farewell Party
Given BY John Beckley.
MORE WEDDINGS FOR JANUARY

Miss Dora Feeney. of This City,and George
II. messloh, OF Chester, to BE Married
January 1s-aIiss Lima Minner and
Thomas M. MARYLAND Married at Kings
wood Last Night-other Events.
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~ OFFICE OF THE
NEW CASTLE CouNIY MUTUAL INsuR-
A CT COMPANY,
NJ ln1 Marx. .fra.f

NEW CASTLE CouslY MUTUAL INsuR-
A CT COMPANY.
No. COZ Market street.
WILMISoTON, Del, January 4. 1894
The annual meeting OF the members ~ this
company will be held at ~ office. No. 0o2
Market street. on Monday, the 18TH instant. at
10 o'clock a. M. for the purpose Of clecting FIVE
me beers 90 serve AS mHnng err for three Years
aud for the transaction OF such other business
as he members nY bring before it All
persous holding policies issued by this Com
pany viii he entitled tuYote az this election
between Nh, ours q 10 q. ~. aud p. ~.
WI III An DANHl. President.
NJ. NJ. CLEANkR Secretary
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ Saturday. January ~, a. d. 1891. at 10
O'Clock a. 500, application viii be made 70 he
Non. lgnauus a.. Gruhh, associate judge of
the Superior Court, uf the state OF Delaware,
Ia and Tor New Castle county. at chambers Ia
the Court House az Wilmington. for the in-
corporation Of "a ompanf 10 De called the
Delaware Bureau Can Company" the OBJ
iccts OF which are for manufacturing pur-
poses. WILLIAM L. SMALLEN.
Attorney for proposed lncorporators.
NoTlcE-DlvIDEND.
sEcuRI- TRusT AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMFANY,
WILMtH0TON, Del. Jan. 3. 1894.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared
semi-annual dividend OF three lSl per cent,
JAMES IS CLARKsoN. Treasurer
NoTIcE.
THE UsIos NArioSAL BANK oFl
WILMINGTON
WILMlNoTON, Del, Dec 20. 1898.
The board of directors have declared n
dividend Of seven and one-half per cent. (7ifl
for the six months ending thia day, ayahlo
on demand JOHN II. DANNY. Cashier.
NOrlCE-ELECrION.
FIRST NArIoNAL BANK OF WILMING-l
roS, DELAw .RE. Dtc Q, 1873.
me annual meeting ni the stockholders OF
this bank Tor the elecu n OF directors " IN bg
held az the banking hOuss on tue day. Janu.
airy 2, 1894 between the hours OF 2 and 4
HENRY HUsH. Cashier.
NoTICE-ELE6 TiON.
~ THE UNIoN NATIONAL BANK
or WILMfN0rON,
WILMINGrON, Del. Dec. o. 1893
-, Inc annueii, meeting OF the stockholders OF
this bank will be held az the banking house
on Tuesday. January .. 1924, between the
hours Of and O'Clock. d m.
JOHN NJ. DANNY. Cashier.
ELECTIO
II CESrRAL NATIONAL BANK
or WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, Del, December II, 1893.
The annual election OF Directors will Dee held
az the Banking House on Tuesday, January
9th, 1894, between the hours OF ~ and o'clock
p. M. II. p kUMfORD. Cashier.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS - SEALED PROPOSALS
4 viii 1c received by the Board OF Health.
southwest corner sixth and King streets, un.
Oh Tuesday, January 3, at p. M, for the col.
| lection and removal OF garbage and oirat IN
the city OF Wilmington, Delaware. for one
year, viz; from February l, 1924, TO January
/ 81 1895.
The blanks. Specifications and other infor.
/ nation will he furnished by the secretary al
the office OF the board, southwest corner Sixth
and King streets.
A. f. FRANTZ. M. ID.
Attest President.
w. g. r. COLQUHoUN, Secretary.
! Wilmington. Del, Dec, % 1898.
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and Aeris Moore, both Of near Laurel on
Tuesday, January 16 in Kings NJ. Z.
Church.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE - A THOROUGa-BhE FE
II male water spaniel. Apply Or. DOWNho'S
drug store. Eighth and Poplar.
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REGIsrrR,s ORDERS.
r EGIsTER'T ORDER.
RFGTSTFRis OFFICF.

hEUANIEE OEEILEt
New Castle County, Del, December 26, 1893.
Upon the application Of William Talley,
Executor Of Rebecca j. Langley. late Of Bran
dywine hundred, In said county, deceased,
Il is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor afore-
said give notice OF granting Of letters
testamentary upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof. by causing advertisements TO be
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters In six OF the most public places Of
the county Of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 70
present the same, or abide by an act Of assem-
bly, In such case made and provided; and also
cause the same 70 be inserted within the same
period in the EVE ING JOuRSAL, a newspaper
published in Wilmington. Del, and 70 be con-
tnued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- OF Office of the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington. In New Castle
L. 3. county aforesaid. the day and
year above written.
~ ]. WILKINS COOCH. Register.
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Look Out for Each PART

AS the coupons call for it. BE sure
you cut out the coupon, which may befound
on another page, and continue to do SO
every day. Each time you accumulate
three calling for the same part send them,
accompanied by ten cents, addressed to
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PIERCE LEFT SOME THING
Stockholders May Get Fifty
Per Cent. Of What They Put In.
SETTLEMENT SEVERAL MONTHS OFF

Francis II. HoGeoker Gives An Interview
which viii Cheer City Building Loan
Association stockbolders-Nine-Te
OF the Securities Were Second Mort
cages aud Hard to Realize Upou.
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WILMINGrON, Del, Dec. o. 1893
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
this bank Will be held az the banking house
on Tuesday, January 3. 1924, between the
hours Of and O'Clock. d m.
JOHN NJ. DANDY. Cashier.
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ELECTI9o ~.-....., p..
or WILMINGTON.
WTLMfNGTON, Del, December II, 1893.
The annual election Of Directors will De held
at the Banking House on Tuesday. January
9th, 1894, between the hours OF ~ and O'Clock
p. ~. II. p kUMfORD. Cashim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-13
sIILEs

Receipts for making restaurant chicken
salad should begin: First catch your
cad."rTerds Sftings.
Bruder: Mr.. and Mrs. Greenleaf are
very happy now. Thickhead: lndeedi
Is il a boy. Bruder: OF course not It's
a divOrce.-Lrc.
He: Will YOU be my wife some time
this year! She: / will, but j can't ans
wer for any time later than that-Detrou
Frrc Press.
"Who was Washington's father, Jack."
asked the teacher, The grandfather OF
his country replied Jack.-HWpT'S
Young People.
Powell: Henpeckt feels sure that his
wife went 10 a better world. Milford :;
How DO you know. Powell: He has start
ed ia 90 be tough.-HIlem Life.
Mistress: Goodness, Bridget, TO whom
are YOU writing IN those immense letters
Bridget: To me sister, mum; she's dear
and dumb.-HUpcr's Bdzdr.
Husband: Another milliuer bill: Why,
I paid one only day before Yesterday
Wife Day before yesterday! Goodness,
how time flies ,-FLCggudc Bidetter
Hints for Housewives-Mrs. Nextdoor:
How does YOUR mamma keep your little
hands so clean Willie Neat. She lets me
blow bubb.eS.-G0Od Ners.
Watts: So YOU don't believe that the
good die young. Potts: That used 70
worry me a good deal when / was boy,
out know better Ow.-HdidndpDdS
Journal.
"What are YOU doing uow3' asked one
Yale man of another "Im writing for q
living" "What do you writer Letters
IN tho Itovnrupr - ITrrIrm Life.
ISeusteiu: Swiudlebaum is vat might
be called IN de steele. Goldheimer; Tluk
50. IkensteIn: Nesh; he adverdises his
fire sales 10 days in advance Oaf der fire
Life.
How is your daughter getting along
with her piauOn Splendid replied Mr..
PiuchDenny "She bought it on the IN
staIlmeut plan an hez got it most paid for
Washington star.
Kitty: All the girls were crazy over
that foreign count, out he fell 10 love with
Ada the minute be saw her In decOlette
gown Tom: Yes, ! understand she says
she won by a neck.-Tutb.
Missionary tout Vest: Did you ever
forgive an enemy. Bad Man: Wuust.
"l am glad 20 hear that. What moved
YOUR inner soul TO prefer peace 10 strife"
81 didC't have no gun. "-N1C York Weekly.
An Irishman, getting into a tramcar,
found one place vacant, which he pro
ceeded 20 occupy. sure he said, 81
came lust ia the nick of time Arrah, If
I was TO come in now I shouldn't find a
seat iu the ar.n-Tt-BitS.
Mistress: Want more wages ] thought
you were being very well paid considering
that ] do about half the work. Domestic:
You forget, mum, how much il costs me
fer advertisin' fer new situauons.-NclC
York Tsr'iJ.
yes, she said, "Tll give you your break
fast ifyOu 10 chop down that tree for me.
Madam Meanderiug Mike replied meek
~, "I don't want TO giJ out Of my class.
Pm no Gladstone. Neither am / George
Washington '-W Washington star.
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER TUESDAY NOVEMBER IS, 1894

bushels; sales, 10000 bushels; milling
wheat by sample 5sa5S1Ec. Corn, trmer;
spot 54iIa54ISc; year 515{a52c; January
5la5l1(c: steamer mixed 5lHa5l16c: re-
ceipts, 14.O96 bushels; stock 2I,2lO
bushels; sales $4,000 bushels; southern
white corn 4Ss5S1Sc; do yellow, 40a
5SlIc. Oats, steady and firm Nc.
white western "a aS0c; NO.
mixed DO 32a3215c; receipts, 2,240 ouSn-
els: stock, 1S2, 1902 bushels: Rye, slow; No.
,. 52a52ISc; receipts, 1,526 bushels; stock,
%, eos bushels. Hay, strong ana o actlve'
GOOD 10 choice timothy Sl2 50al3 90. Grain
freigbts quiet and rates firmly held; steam
10 Liverpool per quarter 2s. Sd. November
and December; cork for orders per bushel
Re nd. Cotton per 100 pounds,
Flour per 100 pounds, l3c.
Sugar firm; granulated 81 As per 100
pounds. Butter firm; fancy creamery 24a
35c: do. imitation 11a1Sc; do. lsdle 16al1c;
good ladle l4al5c; store packed llal4c:
Fpps firm: fresh zoe; cold storage and
lined l6al7c. Cheese. very firm; fancy 90
size llL4c; do. 80 size 1l15c; do. % size
ll%c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November r.
Wheat. firm and &c higher; No. 2. red
November 5Sl{a5S1%c; December 5SSla59c;
january 59sia6Oc; February 6Os[a62c::
Corn, strong and &C higher; NO. mixed
December 5ll5a5l9Ec; January 5l14a5l]9c;
February 5l4a5lhc Oats, firm and &c
HIGHER: No. > mixed November 36a3614 C;
December $685. assoc; January 36Is a9I sc;
February 31a3716. Butter, firm; fancy
western creamery 25c; do. Pennsylvania
prints 26c; do iobbing 26a2Sc. Eggs, strong
and lc higher; fresh nearby 24a2oc; 90
western 23a24c Cheese, firm and &c
higher. Receipts-Flour, 4,635 barrels;
l5OS4 sacks; wheat, l,l39 bushels; corn,
l, 500 bushels; oats, 1912 bushels. sup
ments-Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 5,s61
bushels; oats, 19.4G0 bushels.
TOLEDO. o., November 13.-Wheat, ac-
tive: No. 2 cash 5525c; November 554c;
December 559zc; May 59Ic. Corn. active
and steady; No. , mixed 49c; December
49,: MAY 1910: No. 3 mixed 46Hc; No 2
yellow soc. Oats, quiet but steady; No. :
mixed 3Oc; No. 2 white 32c. Rye, dull but
firm: cash soc Cloverseed, active ana
frmer; prime cash and November - 4i15;
December s. so: February s. 5I16. he
%, 800 bushels; corn 1880
bushels: rye. 500 bushels; cloverseed. 20
bags. Shipments-Flour, 1850 barrels;
wheat, III 900 bushels; corn, l,2OO oushelSi
oats. 200 bushels; cloverseed, 20 bags
CINCINNATI, o., November l2.- Cotton,
Quiet and &c lower. Flour. strong. Wheat,
scarce and la2c higher. Corn, strong.
Oats. strong: aud nc higher. Rye, quiet
Provisions. firm, tending upward. WHISKY,
steady at 81 %. Butter, strong Sugar,
steady. Eggs, firm at 1Sc Cheese, strong.
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LIVE STOCK.

CuIcAGo. November 12.-Cattle market
steady. Native cattle generally sold l5a2Oc
lower than last week, and were very heavy
at the close. Cows, heifers and bulls in
GOOD demand sold about as well as before.
Hogs-There was a sharp demand Tor
hogs and in spite of the large receipts SELL
ers got an advance of l0al5c. Choice heavy
nogs sold around 81 So and choice assorted
LIGHT lots were wanted at 81 6Oa4 20. The
b1lk of the business was accomplished at
81 5Oa4 GO for medium and heavy and at
"A 4Oa4 % for light.
Sheep-Steady. There was a GOOD IN
ouirv for exports stock at g OOs3 %. Quo
tations were: Poor TO choice 81 25aS ~;
lambs g OO4 -. The bulk OF the sheen
went at 81 25a2 50 and from IS 25a4 OO
bought most of the LAMBS.
Receipts-Cattle, LOGO head; calves, 800
head; hogs, 5000 head; sheep, $4,000
head.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, November l2.-Cate
tie stronger; prime s. 0Oa0 %; good 81 W
az 10; fair light steers So 25a3 %.
Hogs, steady; Philadelphias 81 IOa4 20;
common to fair Workers a 40a4 90; roughs
s. O0a4 90.
Sheep steady at d unchanged. prices.
CrNcINNATI, o., November l2.-Hogs,
firm and sc higher; receipts, $500 head; ;
shipments, 500 head.
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Decatur and Evansville. so; Pittsburg,
1541l; Pullman Palace, 100; Reading, LIS :;
Rock Island, 64sl; St. Louis and San Fran
cisco first preferred, -; St Paul, G31s do.
preferred. 1901; Tennessee Coal ana Iron,
1917: Texas Pacific. l014; Union Pacific,
-; United States Express, 43; Western
Union, $50: Wheeling and Lake Erie p;
do. preferred. Az
Mining StocKs-Bulwer S; Cholor, ~;
Crown Point, So; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 40; Deadwood, 40; Gould
and Curry 30: Hale and Norcross, 80;
Homestake. 1850; Iron Silver 10; Mex
lean. lis; Ontario 600; Ophir, 80; Ply
mouth, 10; Quicksilver, 100; 90. pre-
ferred 1900; Sierra Nevada, 40; Standard,
40; Union Con-. 50; Yellow Jacket, IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-13

She-"But how can you think I'm
pretty when my nose turns up SOP" lie
We'll, all / have TO say 10 that 1t
shows mighty poor taste in backing
away from such a lovely mouth. -
Standard.
Old Friend-"Seems to me you are
paying your cook pretty stiff wages.
Jimson-"Have TO- II l don't she'll
leave, and then my wife will do the
cooking herself. "-NslU York Weekly
"Wul you marry me?" Il am already
engaged to four men," But you can
marry only one, you know. Let me be
the one. boston Beacon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-13
A New Arrangement

of furniture often lends much TO the effect.
No arrangement, however, could mar the
artistic effect OF such parlor and bedroom
suits as we are Displaying in our general
exhibition Of new styles. These master
pieces Of elegance show what the uphols-
terer's art can accomplish in the present
advanced state to make the home triumph
of comfortable contentment and satlsfac-
ton. There is no disputing our pre-emin-
ence in the furniture trade; it's proved by
the logic of figures and you can't impeach
the veracity Of figures.
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Practical Eloquence.

Kansas CRY N,@'
A late prize orator Of the State Unlver-
sitv has oeen displaying his oratOrical
powers in peddliug sweet cider in Horton.
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The AYotal Marker

NEW YORK. November y. Pig Iron
quiet. Tin. quiet; straits Sl4 6Oal4 40
plates quiet Jspelter dull. Lead, steady
Copper. easy.
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CoNTENpORANEOUS THOUGHT.
The civic BluR


Chicsr0 Record
In 1890 Chicago VIII have a larger popu-
lafion than New York, Brooklyn aud Jer-
sew Civ combined. You can safely bet
on it.
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MARTINS FERRr

Harry Joy, who has been working at
McKeeSport for some time, has secured
a position az the Benwlood MILL
John Plnkerton, VI hO had his hand
severely injured SCm time ago while
chopDing q block OF n bed with an axe,
Is able 90 be at work again.
Miss Lizzie Hammouh left yesterday
or P.ttsburg, 10 visit relatives.
The FIRE alarms will be ruug this AZ
teruoOn az one o'clock.
Two new spur wheels have been put
TO az the Htna-Standard.
w. b. Francis was at St. ClairsviiIe
yesterday, on business.
The Madge Tucker Company present
cd MAN and MasterP at the Opera
House last evening 20 lfair-sized audi
ence. Miss Tucker takes her part well
and receives good support.
Miss Annie Romal is home after a
pleasant visit with Miss BERTHE Mili-
gan, of MI. Pleasant.
Harry George is out after a short ill
ness.
The remains Of Mary, a young
daughter of William Springfield, Of
South Third street, vi ERE Inferred in
Riveryiew cemetery yesterday after
noon.
Miss Hattie Lee, Of Bellaire, was
calling on friends here Yesterday.
There will be meetings at the Baptist
Mission 10 Clark's addition every night
this week.
Several members OF the W. c. T. Z.
of this place will attend the convention
of the Union az Clevel9Ad this week.
Albert Roth, Of Bell ?, was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. A. Tberlac peived 81, 900
insurance her hus ried In the
National Life aaaRy Of
Montpelier, W. =
There will
this evening
Judge d
the I'LL
was no
contra
colle
prOpd
Th
Y. NJ.
week
The
Frank
vile J
Sarin
rett
eQe
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Cbierg0 Dispatch
Mr.. Vanderbilts divorce will cost ki=3
100000 That is about s., gJ5,9S below
the ruling rate here.
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Ven Fsrk dirlr.i.fr.
10 is said that high police Official viii
90 before the Lexow Committee next week
and tell what has been done with the Sl5,-
OlO.OOO Doodle collected by the police Why
has not Inspector Byrnes been called TO the
witness chair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-13

Usage City will have a dehoruing chute
next week, and :. NJ. Scott had better not
be seen around there any more
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Seen by an Opponent.

chicago R1cOrA
The difference seems 20 be that, while
Tom Reed is SPORADIC, Bill Mckinley is
chronic.
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RunrhoIe Echona.

Boston TraHscTiU,.
A stave from a \Campaign barrel is the
kind of music which fires the voters heart,
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You Must BE in Error.

Ftf8ohr1 F08ts
Wheeling whisky was responsible for
many Pittsburg headaches yesterday.
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Cra1ndft IribUHe
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard has also got in
some fne work for the English.
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Pampsred Porksrs.

slDhoS Republican
Cracked wheat is becoming the favorite
feed for cattle and hogs. They Will want
cake and PIE next.
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PETROLEUm.

New YORK, November 12.-Petroleum,
steady; Pennsylvania oil, sales none; De
cember option sales, none; closed at S2Isc
bid; Lima oil, sales none.
On CITY,PA., November l9.-Petroleum,
opened SIC; highest SIC; lowest o24c;
closed at S25Sc; sales 10000 barrels; ship
meuts, lo7,3jS barrels; runs, 9o,O19 barrels.
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no sing Vio's Praises.
Baltimore Herald

Should Emperor William ever abdicate,
he might become his graudma's poet lau-
reate.
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by IRstinct

F19ridG THnss linton.
Love may be blind, but 10 generally
picks cut the man whB has the most money.
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|. BERTSCHY,
Furniture and Carpet House,
1ll6 MAIN STREET.
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPUOhLS.
WEST VIRGINIA PEEITEVTtARY,
MoCSDsvILLE ". VA, November q 1894
Scaled proposals will be received by the War
den OF the West Virginia Penitentiary Until II
o'clock meridian on Tuesday, December It'll,
1885, for the labor OF not TO exceed one hundred
and twenty-five conyicts for term not TO e1-
coed Eve years.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
For further information address the under
signed.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
pSI2oawu NJ. VAN PELT. Warden.
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N,lg York AIrsrI,e-.
A Republican boss is just as bad as
Democratic boss This is a hint as big as
a barn door 20 certain Republican bosses
who believe they can control State legis-a-
ton this year
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROW
w RAILROAD On and after Briday
April 20. 1881 trains vii run IS follows. cii'
time:
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tDallY except sunday

fDalIT eIcent sunday
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm, drove
s:4SA N. and Wheeling at 1871 p. "A.
1TnIns No. = 8, a aud % connect vita Eerd
line Tor Triad elPhiG. Herdic leaves Trtadet
paia Tor Ella Grsve a. $50 .. N. $50 >. m
lS.X m. Ana6.l0 ?. m. Daily. except Sun|
DAYS sne Saturdays hsrdic. will connect with
i.Aih No. 81. leaving Wheeling 81 100 D. m.
Sundays herdio leaves rri,delphia at 800 q
m ls:0o = m. $50 b. m. and connects VIII
trains No. 3 lfaad p fro n wheeling.
HE WEI> GERBER Gen. Manage
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sr0cRs-The week opened on the Stock
Exchange with a rather Unsettled feeling,
owing 70 the uncertainty which seemed to
prevail as % the government bond issue.
10 was expected by the stseet that the
official announcement that the loan would
be made would be given to the public
through the morning papers, and the
fact that the Washington authori-
ties are still silent on the matter
created q feeling of disappointment
which IN some cases resulted In realizing
salos and selling for the short account,
with the result that a reaction OF x al per
cent. took place in a quarter Of an hour
| There was. however, such a ready market
for the stocks offered that the downward
movement was checked, aud under
the leadership Of Sugar and Chicago
Gas the market took a sharp upward turn.
After II O'Clock the tendency of prices was
toward lower figures until midday when
speculation became steady and after
midday came into slightly better
tone, out the Improvement was not
sustained and again under the leadership
of Sugar "a reactiOnary movement took
place no which COrdage shares were prOmi-
nenJ This was followed by a slight re-
cOvery, but in the late dealings themarket
again eased of and closed weak. Sugar
led the share list in point of activity as
well as In the freq uenCy aud wide range OF
its fluctuations. Opening unchanged, the
| stock reacted 4 and quickly rose 81 per
cent 90 9jl5, broke 80, rallied " ana re-
acted "A, losing per cent on the day. The
Changers closed lsa9s above the lowest
figures touched. New JERSEY Central was
the only active stock of the C0a,ers. Ii
opened Is per cent higher, reacted =, rose
Ia, broke e per cent and rallied "a, making
net gain of IS. Reading Is down 3 {. Most
OF the other shares dealt I'm show de-
Cliues on the dev,the more important being
/ Cordage preferred ., do common II 8, and
Pius0urg. Cincinnati, Chicago ana ST.
/ Louis preferred I per cent. The bond
market was strong during the morning,
except for the AtcaisOu issue, watch were
J heavy in anticipation of the publication of
Expert Litue's report, which, il was be-
lieved, wodld be uniav0rsble. The trans
/ actions for the day were heavy, aggreCauug
S3,5lSOJO. Total sales of stocks 3ig, $50
Shares. Quotations closed bid:
AtChlSou, 50; Adams Express, 143;
Alton and Terre Haute, 50; do prerd, l9S;
American Express ll3; Baltimore and
| Ohio 90; Canada Pacific. o.; Central
Pacific, l5i; Chesapeake and Ohio, 49,, ;
/ Chicago anu Altcl. l43; Chicago. Burhng-
ton aud Quincy, ~ Chicago Gas, 76L
delaware ana HUDSON, LIS; delaware,
Lackawanhs ana Western, 1905; Denver
and RIO Grande preferred, 500 Distill-
ers ana Cattle Feeders Co., 9Ss; Erie,
las 90. preferred, .; Fort Wayne l57;
| General Electric, S695; Illinois Central.
s2l5; Lake Shore, lS1; Michigan Cen
ira 92S Missouri Pacific, POS; National
~: do. preferred, l9lS; Nor
preferred, 22s{ Northern
preferred, lSl{; North
RISStecred l45; New
* atd New
Peoris.