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work $500 per week. Good white and culored
girls want places for house work. Experienced
farm hands want places Apply at the WILL
MINFTON lNTELLlGENCE OFFICE, No.
SU5 Shipley street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST. IN NEW CASTLE OR LOWER
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ton; reward will be paid finder, IL left at 4O6
Lombard street.
EOUND-A BAY HORSE ON TUESDAY
II morning. Owner can have the animal
PATRICK HANEI, Eighth. avenue. and
Duncan street.
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PERSONAL.
E. LEWIS
RusINEss CARDS.


NOTICE-.MR HERMIE DIEHL LU-
~ BOLD, Of No. East Thirteenth street,
will give musical instruction, both on organ
and piano. Having had five years experience
IN the business heretofore. she now resumes il
again. hoping by strict attention TO acquire
liberal Patronage from her friends and the
public in gene al Beginners a specially.
Terms reasonable.
MISS MOORE, FASHIONABLE DRESS
vi MAKER. O35 West Sixth street. Custom
solicited.
AGE-FURNiTUHE AND HOUSE
- hold goods taken on storage; every room
separate, power elevator. Also one large room
for rent. II. K. LURE, Jr., Fourth and
Orange streets.
II. d F. BREWING COMPANY, BOT
II TIERS AND BREWERS.
DEA COAL for family use.
j Extra large size, $3.50 per ton.
-. Ready-mixed Mortar, for all purposes, de-
h'ereo IN any quSnJ5to5SH nJoSHN NJ. SOLOMON,
Phones ll6and 9O8. No. W. 81 st.
REMOVALS.
nR. WIN. e. SHERWOOD, HAS REMOy-
II ed TO No. el3 Washington street. Tele-
phone 755
nR. r. SMITH HAS REMOVED TO No.
II 80 Madison street. Telephone No. 4v''
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
HOTEL ATGLEN
Michigan Avenue, near beach. Rates. So 10
SO a week. Home comforts. Thoroughly
j. F. REED.
HOTEL HECKLER,
Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues
First-class accommodations. Open all the
year. HENRY hECkLEh.
WETHERILL.
kentucky avenue, near beach Open all tn,
year. Guests can have home comforts.
G. WARREN.
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REMOVALS.

DR. WIN. f. SHERWOOD, HAS REMOV-
II ed TO No. el3 Washington street. Tele-
phone 755
M:6sdp r. S9IIH ltre Las ShIbN TssSbo5a me- g 1
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Kentucky avenue, near beach Open all tn,
year. Guests can have home comforts.
c. WARREN.
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cur THIS OFT.
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Michigan Avenue, near beach. Rates, ss to
SO a week. Home comforts. Thoroughly
j. z. REED.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-08
THE CORN DEAL.

And How It Affected tho Chicago Mar.
ket-oountry spscuintors Benefit.
Cn1cAoo, August THE recession In
corn aftor tho first rush upward
was on tho board OF trade to-day
assisted by otleringu by longs to realize
tho tlno profits which thcy had in sight,
and by the Illinois crop report. which
was moro favorable than that Of Iowa.
But tho bull fever was on, and heavy
buying on country orders turned prices
strong again, and they remained 80 with
important reactions till the closo. Sop.
tember agnin touched 6Oc, and closed
at 69&c May closed within tc OF tho
top figures OF tho day. Though tho
advance in tho latter month was not as
phenomenal as In September, tho eS-
element was, II there was aHy dineF'
cncc, greater than in tho nenrCr future,
because tho speculative deals have been
largely transferred to that month.
4 peculiar feature Of the corn deal
for some time has been the fact that
local specuiators almost to tnau have
boon fighting tho advance ever since 1t
pASbSu fOEt uHh huNuI hn - SS"uoAuSuSu'
been constantly losing money, while
tho country spOculator has US constant
ly been buying and growing rich.
In the later trading wheat was
stronger by comparison than in tho
carly dealings, September advancing to
57E or 4 higher than during tho open.
Ing bulge aud closing only tc below top
igurcs
Oats at the highest ahowod an ad-
vance for September Of Sic over the
closing price OF yesterday aud closed sc
below tho bcst figures at 334c. Aa
showing tho straits farmers arc reduced
to for the corn for their hogs and
other gtock thore appeared to-day at
tho board OF trade n great demand for
low grade wheat to be used tor feed.
This domund cane from the district
lying within n hundred milo radius Of
Chicago. and soIno inquiries Bcrc also
received from IA far away rs Iowa.
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LONDON, August IA dispatch from
TiOu Tsiu says:
"a Chinese cruiser has captured .
japanese trading bark and ta&Hn hor TO
Taku. Allpilots have boon warRHd of
Hctnlly that they must not guido Japan
Csc vessels nor give them any inlorma'
ton as to the waters and coast.
"The rivers NtO falling steadily, in
consequence Of the drought. It will
soon ho impossible for the Japanese to
mako raid UP tho Pei llo toward
Pekin."
A copy Of o Japanese edict issued
since tho declaration Of war has beeh
received by the central uows corre'
spondent in Shanghai. 1t says that the
local authorities will bO hold rosponst'
Bile for the lives and property OF the
Chinese subjects residing in tho several
districts. Tho Russian officials in
Shanghai say that Russian trade suiiora
too severely from tho war to Interfere.
RussiA's movements arc watched very
closely by Japan because OF tho report
OF Russian. Chinese cntonte.
The weather on the China soa lie 80
rough TINT all tho smaller yeaseIS have
been driven to shelter. Tho Japanese
cruisers arc supposed to be concentrated
at ChomuIpo.
An extraordinary gazette has been is-
sued containing proclamation OF the
queen OF Great Britain's neutrality in
the war between Chinu and
Japan. There is also published
in tho gazette letter from tho
Earl Of Kimberly, the foreign secretary
to tho Lords OF the Admiralty, setting
forth the rules to be observed at tho
various British ports aud harbore. A
bellIgeFent man.of.war must leave
British watcrs within twenty.tour
hours aftor ita arrival thorcin, unless
the weather or tho necessity oi taking
on coal or provisions prevents. In the
event Of Chinese aud Japanese vess
eel being In port together, an interval
Of tweuty.four hours must olapse be-
tween tho departure Of tho two vessels.
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MORE SERIOUS
ia tho Strike situation ut omaiin-Morc
Acts of VIoIence.

Ia tho Strike Situation ut omaiin-Moro
Acts of Violence.
OMAHA, NEB., August 7,-Thc situa-
ton at South Omaha is moro serious to-
day than at auy time since tho strike
began, aud Adjutaut General Gage Is
closely watching the angry strikers. All
the packing houses arc surrounded by
strikers, most OF whom are armed and
all persons desiring to enter tho plants
must satisfy the guards Of strikers, who
are located every ton yards. The trade
in reyolyers has bcen rushing here for
tho last week, Permits have bCen is.
sucd to many Of tho men to carry guns
and each day the situation grows more
serious.
Anthony Franks, man ON ployed at
Cudahy's, was pursued by strikers this
evening and fired at five times.
Tho executive committee Of tho strik-
ers disclaim any knowledge Of assaults
committed by the union men. Tho
hackers still claim that many moro Of
their old mon want to go back to work,
Dut utb hlEulA " w ~ IVA l0NA HhoJ ""A
be assaulted.
Tho strikers claim none Of tho old
men have gonc back to work, but that,
on the other hand, several moro OF tho
men came out yesterday because they
would not work for 81 so day.
At midnight the Gordon Of strikcrs on
duty during tho day was relieved by o
new force OF mon, and the guard will
continue oil night. Whom tho packers
saw tho strikers were determined to
keep men constantly on hand
to prevent intercourse between the
city and tho plants thoy notified the
municipal authorities and the shcriG
that more officers wcro necessary to On
able them TO provision tho men who 70.
placed tho strikOre, and It was agreed
that 200 deputios should DO sworn in at
! q. NJ. tomorrow. 1t Is conceded that
this will Intlame the strikers, and it lie
expected that troops will bo ordored to
the sceno by Wednesday night
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aNAl,ItOW ESCAPE
From Hold Up-A Lake Shore Trnin
stopped Dy Indtnnn DnmLIts.

from n Hold Up-A Lake Shore Trnin
stopped by IndtNnn BnMdlts.
CLEVELAND. Quo, August 7.-Lakc
Shore express train No. 12, arriving
from tho west, putFOd into tho Union
station this morning aftor having Gu.
joYcd n most thrilling experience on
the pIaiua OF Indiana.
An attempt was made late last night
10 holt up tho train ut KosslOr, Ind,
upon tho identical spot that tho train
was held up last fall. Tho train was
lust approaching split switch at kCss-
lot whom tho engineer noticed that tho
switch was turned 30 as to ruU tho
train on tho siding. big obstruction
Of ties and lumber was pilOd upon tho
aiding Jew rods ahead OF his engine.
Tho obstruction did not appear to be
impossible, and tho Gngino0r put on all
tho steam and dashed through tho piIc,
pNssing safely on to tho main truck
through tho split awitCh Mt high rate
Of speed.
As tho train passed the obstruction
tho engineer noticed q group Of masked
mon and us the engine cleared tho track
Of ali obstacles tho wovld.bo highway.
mon lirod several shots into tho train,
mono Of which, however, took ellcct.
Tho United States express car was nt-
tarhed to tho train aud had on board q
large amount Of money. 1t was almost
ycur avo that bandits tried to hold up
this samO train ut kessler.
Tho train reached Cleveland this
morning on timc.
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New YoRx, August 7.-some time ago
attention was called to the significant
fuct the outward flow Of Storage travel
was considerably greater than the In
ward, tho prevailing hard tinos hero
and tho low steamship rates having tho
effect OF drawing from this country q
largo proportion Of the idle e!oment'
Tho following figures will show that
this condition OF affairs still continues,
and that, II anything, the proportion OF
outward hound steerage passengers COM
pared with the inward bound has been
creator tho past month than ever be-
fore. Statistics OF eastward travel
are given from July to August :,
and are for stcerage passengers only.
On July and 8, ak steamers leaving
New York took 2,l25 steeraGo pnssen.
gers. On July eight steamers took
2.2lO In steeragc. On July II and IL,
fye steamors took 1885. On July IA,
ak steamers took l,770. On July II. Is
and 10, six steamers took 2,lll. On
July q, seven steamers took 2,79o. On
July "a, one steamer took 4lS. On July
%, four steamers took 1000. On tho
eth ultimo, one steamer took H4: On
tho S1st ultiuo. one stcamer took 4Sl,
and on July %. four steamers took
1870. On August l, four steamers took
1000, aud on August 2, ono steamer
took 593 in tho stoerago.
This makes tho total Of emigration
from this port during tho month OF
July alone 1865, nearly 10000 presons,
while tho number incoming, fully fifty
per cent Of which cannot be regarded as
true immigrants, IS 1850 for the cor.
responding time. Thus the number Of
cmigrants was 8,4l9 greater In July
than tho immigrants.
OF tho immigrants brought to this
port in the OF July l,72S came from Ger
many; 2,O1l from Russia; l,727 from
italy; 1881 from Ireland; 022 from Eng
land; 1853 from Scotland; 700 from swe-
den 3OS from Denmark; 420 from Nor
way; 100 from Austria; 1926 from Hun
gary; 17G from Franco; los from Portu'
gal: i35 from Finland and the remain-
der la small Numbers from other coun-
triaa
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ALABAMA ELECTION.
Tho PopuliSt Ticket showed Under by
10000 Democratic Majority.

10000 Democratic Majority.
MoSrooxERY. ALA, AuRust7.-Nearly
every county thus far reported shows
heavy loss for Kolb. as compared with
his vote in 1892. Madison county,
which, in 1902, went for KOlb by 1900,
given by official figures. goes to Oates
BY l,443, a change Of ovor 1000 yotOs.
Lawrence, another Tennessee Valley
county, goes for Kolb by only 1850, as
against 2,l35 before; Limestone goes
for Kolb by 1853; Tallapoosa goes Tor
Kolb by 5000, against 2, ,449 in 1892. In
Cherokee hts majority falls OF 200.
Crenahaw went for KOlb by us in 1892.
This year 1t is very close. Bibb affords
the same comparison. Sumner goes
for Oates by over 1900, q democratic
gain Of over 1000. and Macon for Oates
by 800, Democratic gain OF over 1900.
Henry, Oates homo county. went for
KoIb In 1899 by over 1000. but this year
gives Oates over 500. In Barbour conn
ty tho official Democratic majority has
been increased. Oates majority will bo
close to 10000.
The returns indicate n snto Demo.
cratic majority In tho Legislature. oven
without Jetlerson's delegation OF six,
though prospects, are favorable that It
has gono Dom mocratic. The Democratic
atatO committee, whose headquarters
arc horO, 10 jubtlant.
Later returns, official and unofficial,
but practically correct in every in
stance. from all but eight counties,
chow an aggregate majority Of $1,000
for Lutcs and 10000 for Kolb, placing
Oates net majority at 2S,000.
At KoIb's state headquarters here,
Kolb aud his leaders arc refusing to be
interviewed, and arc giving the public
no figures, but are claiming victory.
Some OF then aay. however, that Kolb
will bc seated by foroo Of arns, if
necessary.
MoXrGoMERY, Ala, August 7.-Com-
plete returns unofficial but reliublo from
every county in tho state except two
mako tho Democratic majority 1924.
Tho Democrats have at loast 90 NOM
bers of tho senate out OF 50, and 81
members OF the house out OF 100.
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FREE SUGAR.

A Confirmation of tho Rcportt that tho Sou
ate May Take Heroic Measures With tho
House.
WASHINGTON, August 7.-Cousorva-
tive Democratic senators gunrdodly i'd
nit that thore is a foundation for tho
report which has been current about
the senate during tho day. that a move
mont may bo made shortly looking to
putting sugar Oh tho ireo list. Ono Of
thcm said to-day that II was liable to
come in tho shape OF a motion to dis
charge tho tariff contorces, and to have
tho senate recedo from its amendments
on sugar. Ilo thought 1t probable that
such q motion would be m0do soon. un-
less tho conterees cRmc to m under
standing. Tho Republican sIde Of the
chamber has boon cautiously canvassed
m thiR nroicct.
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REPUBLICAN CHEERS
Groot tho Announcement OF tho Democrn.
Ito Caucus In the House.

Groot tho Announcement OF tho Dcmocrn.
ito Caucus In the House.
WASHINGTON, August Tho house
began business to-day by concurrlng in
tho senate amendments to tho bills
authorizing states to tax tho notes OF
natio nal banks and al varictics citcnlat-
Ing as legal tendcr, tho sumo na other
notos aro taxed undor state laws; to
authorize o bridge across the Pordida
river between Florida and Alabama;
ior tho protection Of persons furnishing
materials and labor for public buildings.
and changing sections 24Ol and 2405 OF
tho roviaod statutes relating to entries
on pubblic lands.
The house adjourned at 2:45 aud i'm.
mediatcly tho clcrk announced the call
ior a Democratic caucus at 8 o'clock.
Tho announcement was greeted with
cheers on tho Republican sido.
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The Democratic House Caucus Ad-
journs Without Action.
CHAIRMAN WILSON is VICTORIOUS
In His Flight to Prevent the House
From sufrondering.
EFFORT TOABYISE The C0NFEREES
Fails signally and Bynum's Reso-
tlons Arc Knocked Out.
MATTER NOW STANDS AS IT WAS

aud tho House Conferona nro Loft TO
Proceed as They SEQ Fit-Mr. VII.
sons Speech a Strong Argument for
tho House TO Stand by It's Position
on the rarttf BiIl-rho Caucus sus-
tains Htn-speaieer Crisp Forgcs TO
tho Front-Hc Thinks the ConiOroos
viii Iscaoh an Agrecment In u
Couple of WecIsp, Though the Son.
ate Has Not Como 10 T0rms-BynHn
withdraws Ills Motion-Chuirnan
Wilson Suubs uIm-The Tariff sot-
tlement Still Uncertain.
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THE EUCHARIST LEAGUE
Ia Session at Notrs Dnmo-Dlstlnguishod
Priests Present.

IN Session a. Notre Dnmo-DIStlnguishOd
Priests Present.
souru BEND, 1Sp., August Tho
American branch Of tho Priests Euchar'
ist League is holding its hrst convention
at Notre Dame, near this city. About
200 membera Of tho Catholic clerRy are
pregont, including Archbishops Elder,
of Cincinnati; and Katzor, Of Milwau-
kee; Bishops ChatNrd, OF Viucennes;
Richter, OF Milwaukee; Bademacher, of
Fort Wayne, and Mesncr, OF Ocean
Bav, Wis, and Father Didcr, OF Baitt.
more. rcpresonting Cardinal Gibbons.
The order includes about 1900 priests
and was formed IN 1854. This meeting
is to arrange for congross in tho near
future. Papors relating to tho objects
OF the ordor were road to-day. The
meeting will conclude Tomorrow.
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TRIED TO sArPFLn OFF.
Two Cases OF Attempted suicide, beth
unanoCaaAful.


Monday night Mrs. Wagner, wife Of
tho manager Of tho Washington Ex-
change saloon. on Market street, south
OF Fourteenth, made an attempt to take
her lite, or at least 90 it is supposed.
The suppositiou is that she took sugar
Of lead. There was somo sort Of mis-
understanding over which she became
excited, and at Inst hystorical. She
said shc had taken poison. Two physi.
clans wore summoned, and administered
remedies, and soon brought hcr around.
They express doubt rs to whether she
took enough Of the poison to do great
deal OF harm. She was all right yester'
day.
s. II. Holden, tho South sido junk
dealer, tried TO drown himself by I'D.
justipg his head in box under tho
mouth OF q hydrant and turning the
water on. He was nearly done for
whom his wife discovered him and res.
cued him with the help OF netghbors.
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RR1EF TELEGRAMs.

Snuto, tho assassin OF PRESIDENT Gar
not. will be gu,llotined within ten days.
Favorable reports Of the hop crop in
Oregon have beon received from every
section OF TINT state.
Texas Republicans (tho Lilly
Whites'' nominated 6. D. Smith for
governor yesterday.
Harry Johnson was hanged at Allen.
town, Pa, yesterday Tor the murder OF
bis three.year-old daughter
Harry Maufredi. an Italian, was exe-
cuted at Pottsville, Pa, yesterday, for
tho murder Of George Ochs.
Fire at Adair, Iowa, consumed twon-
ty business houses and thrco residences.
Loss, Sl52, 900; insurance, onc-third.
Mr.. Galliuger ;avorably reported to
the senate yesterday bill to authorize
fourth.ciass postmastcrs to administer
oaths to pensioners.
Buffalo fishermen were fred upon
Sunday by Canadian officers on board
the cruiser Dolphin, the aptain OF which
searched the fshorrnen's bont, but
found no note.
A special from Charleston says Col.J J.
NJ. Robinson was yesterday appointed
by Governor MncCorklo ms u mombor OF
tho board OF trustees OF tho Berkeley
Springs property.
BY tho bursting OF a dredging boats
boiler at Philadelphia ono man was
killed aud 1vu injured, among tho lat
ter Unitod States Inspector Alfred
bunting, whose wounds arc supposed 10
bc fatal.
Very littlo business was transacted by
tho senate yesterday, and mono OF gen.
oral importance except tho passage OF
tho house bill to prevent interference in
the collection Of state, county and mu.
nicipAI taxes on corporations.
A special from Charleston, W. Va.
saws that by tho breaking OF tho coup.
ling on tho Edgc Water incline, two
loudcd coal cars wcrG ditchcd. Elijah
LOWS, was killed aud number OF
other miners narrowly escaped injury,
II not death.
spring Valley, Ills. minors decided
to accept tho Columbus scale on cOndi-
ton that MI tho old miners ho taken
back, but Manager DaIzeIl refused to
treat with them as uuionists. lie said
no would DO willing to moot thcin in
mass mOOting, however
Its given out officially by the board
Investigating the cause Of tho explosion
OF Il cAsson attached to q battery ot ar
tillory ut Chicago. during tho strike,
killing four soldiers, that the disaster
resulted from dOiUctsvo pIunGcrs in the
base percussion iuees OF three two
inch shells.
Capt W. r. DridIman. who has com.
mandod tho United States cruiser Baltt.
more for tho laat two years, has. returned
to Tacoma, Wash. on n two months
leave OF absence, having loft the cruiser
at ChOmuIpo, Korea, July l2. lIO 70.
CARDS tho oriental war rs m unequal
coutoat with tho odds greatly iNvorlng
japan, which. no saws. hn9 n splendid
navy, and IN army rs we'll equipped Us
lhni OF any European country.
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Got LI,tle Comfort.

ST. PAUL, MINI. August IA com.
mittco OF ton men representing tho A..
Il, U., called upon Governor Nelson to-
day and asked him to usO his influence
in having tho mon who were lot out at
tho tImo OF tho strike rOnstatOd.
Toyor nor Nelson stated that as an in
tlividuai no would do all hc could TO
Tint end, but reminded tho committo
that at tho time OF the strike no has
similarly tried to secure tho reinstatc'
mont OF n brakeman aud had not been
erccOsstu,
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CMctsHArt, O., August 7.-Th0 ssrik-
ing railway employees hold mcctinR at
Beethoven hall to-day to hour tho re-
port Of Mastor Shochan, who had Just
returned from conference with Debs.
Sheohan announced that Vice PrGst-
don't Howard would soon issue a mani.
tosto, BY vote OF 2j4 to 224 tho meet
ing voted to continue tho strike. It
was not full representation. Mean
time tho railways horo rofuse to ro.
employ any atrikors.
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rng NEBRASKA DRouTH.

Signs Of Rain Thnt NIay save rwo.ThIrds
of the Corn Crop.
OMAHA, NEE, August 7.-Conditions
arc reported from various portions OF
Ncbrasks tonight to be worry favorable
to rain, and ono shower occurred at
Valentine, Mob. II generous rains can
bo secured this week it Is estimated
that Nebraaka's corn crop may still
average two-thirds ol crop, and as tho
acreage was larger than usual 1t will
bring it up nearly to tho average. If
rain docs not fall within ten days the
crop will bo total failure. The state
has practically had no rains sinco the
9th Of July.
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A large number Of old persons attend
on tho funeral OF tho late Joseph Chan
dlor, from tho residence OH Hanover
street, in Martins Ferry, yesterday al-
tornooD. Roy. J. ". Robins. Of tho NJ.
L. church, was assisted by Rev. S. J.
BogIe, Of the Presbyterian church. Tho
choir, which consisted OF Misses Carrie
Crossley and Laura uipkins and
Mes.rs. James Ilipkins and Albert
speck, sang "safein tho Arms Of Jesus" "
"Refugo" and "Go Bury Thy Sorrow. "
The paIl bearers wero MCssrs. Aaron
Black, Robert Carmichael, Jacob Ryder.
Oliver Van Polt. Benjamin Exlcy aud
William Montgomery. Tho interment
was at wook's cemetery. Friends wern
present from Wheeling, Bridgop ort, Mt.
Pleasant, Colerain aud other places.
Mr.. George Chandler, Of Chicago, who
10 son OF tho deceased, attended.