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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-06
oeLEDnArED OIL CASE
The Other side Of the Question In the Case
OF Williamson ". Jones.
n IA. EAi.... Ia. E.L.nlas.A..

The Other side Of the Question In the Case
OF Williamson ". Jones.
To Ns Editor orths Ea,elitgNee.
SiR:-1n both the RegiHsr and INTEL
MoExcER Of Saturday. August 4, quite
lengthy article seems to have been
written by interested parties, In which
an effort lie made to beIIttlO tho Inter
ests Of the platniRs in the case Of
Williamson vs. J. 7. Joncs. Tho case
before tho United States court at
Parkcrsburg on Friday was an Gppltca.
tlon by David II. steniey. who claimed
fractional interest in tho property, for
injunction and receiver. The circuit
court Of tho United States held that as
the property had been in part taken
possession OF by the state court, and rs
the necessary parties could not
DO nadc parties to the suit In tho
United States court, II had no
jurisdiction. Il did not decide Gny Yte-
hon on HB mrriS Of The case Thutsos7sT.
The mcrits had boon substantially de-
cided by tho state court, In which IL ls
held that the plaintiffs In tho suit
against Jones u1Te untitled 10 @7ra t1ihs
Of the oil produced from the Jones farm. II
has produced over elk hundred thou.
sand barrels OF oil, and tho effort OF tho
plaintiffs is TO compel Jones to account
for and pay over seVen.tenths OF that
production. Tho supreme court Of APP
pcals Of Weat Virginia has settled TINT
division OF the oil. by dec.nring that
Jones was only entitled to three.tenths.
aud tho plaintiffs to soYen-tenths: 80
that IL there's any "vIrtunl victory"it is
on the side Of tho plaintiffs. In this
particular case before Judges Cot and
jackson, SteRley. resident OF Illinois.
desiring TO get Into the United States
court, tilod his bill for his fractional
interest alone. II will not avail any,
thing for Captain Jones or Ills friends
TO endOavor to try this case in
tho newspapers. Tho plaintiffs arc
content with tho decision, so far as il
has gone, ne to tho merits oil the case on
the questions involved. On tho Hnal
hearing, they have no doubt OF tho re-
suit OF compelling Jones. who has no
title whatever to seVeu.tOnths Of tho
oil. 10 pay IL over. His effort has boon
to fight OF tho day OF judgment as long
as no Cnn, but there will be m end OF 1t
soon, and that 10 his discontinue. Tho
circuit court at PaSkessburg did not de-
eide single question involving tho
merits OF tho controversy. 1tsimpIy
dismissed steaIoy's application without
prejudice 10 his remedy in tho state
courts. Jones alleged victory" is such
as any defendant who has fearful look
ing forward to judgment aeCurcs by
dilatory tactics. XXX.
PdrkcrsJrrg, w Va. AuTi't 4.
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Wool.


BrdH&'TUI&
The nurtot holds firm Mt tho advance
asked week ago. md considerable
business has boon done ut tho higher
ratios. Compared with two weeks ago.
sales arc making in fair way Ut about
Ic advance OH grease woods. The no.
cont largo sales have reduced available
offerings, and this tends to keep sellers
firm. Territory woods continue TO show
most activity, present quotations for
iino medium and tlno acourcd Of good
gtaplo being 3Sa35c, against 30a32 bOforo
tho recent activity. Tho feeling ia that
II tho tariff bin Is passed prices will
again fall OF, while II tho bill 10 killed
tho market will jump lOo to loo on
occurred woods. Dealers do not look for
tho latter event, however, notwithstand'
Ing tho present deadlock, and arc usn'
nIiy free eellcrs Of thosO woods over
which they have control. Foreign woods
arc quiet but stondy.
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Sptrtd' Correspondence OF the IntGltgnech
ADIsoN, August 1.-The Democrats OF
LOWS and Webster met in convention
to-day. The roll of delegates was
called for by tho chairman. E II. Nor.
ton, but the delegates did not respond,
but tho chair ruled that nominations
were in order, and Mr., Chidister, OF
LOwis. nominated Mr.. John Hoover
and his nomination was made unnni'
nous, there being eight affirmative
votes. Thcn Mr.. J. S. Cozer placed in
nomination Mr.. Androw Edmiston, Of
LOWS. This nomination was then made
by reclamation. Mr.. Hoover was then
called for and mndO abort speech in
which no thank tho convention for the
honor, and consccratod himselt to the
DAmncrnCV
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r,,,oy po n. sIuch for Won.

Mr.. Fred Millor, of irving, ILL.,, writes
that he had severe Kidney trouble for
many years. with sovcre pains In his
back and also that his bladder was al.
fec,ed. He trind many so.cnllcd Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About year ago ho began the use OF
Electric Dittcrs and found roliot ut once
Electric BIttcra is especially adapted to
euro Of all Kidney and Liver troubles
md often gives almost instant relief.
One tria! will provo our statement.
Price only Soc for largo bottle. At
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. 6
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THIS ia to certify that havo used
Krause'a Headache Capsulca periodical.
" for over ono year mud have worry
much pleasure in stating that thcy
hnvo always proved very beneficial and
have Followed mo in from ton 10 fifteen
minutes. have been sufFGrnr from
headache for many years and havo
novor found anything TO do mo as much
good as Krause'a Headache Capsules.
LOUIS HERMAH.
WiChi,u, Kas.
Sold by Alex 7. Young, John KlarI,
Wheeling, aud Bowie & Co.. Bridge.
port. Ohio.
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,,nckIcn,, Nrnlcn snlvc.

Tho best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhOum, fever
sores, tcttor. chnppod hands. chilblains,
corns, and all skin Osuptions. aud posi-.
tivoly cures piloa, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed TO eive perfect sRtisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents pcr box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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Fast LiDrHIY, IA. August i,--Chnlr run light
nnl prircS firm: prime 81 jOGl e: good hntchCr,
81 iona q; bulls. EGgS aud cows p UVnH o. llOgt
sicnhy; dOmnni light, FhLlndclphIaS S. ?iah 3D.
beet Workers g. 2jHi ~ cUihinUN u fUir Workers.
e con- H. Sheep firm mud unchanged,
CI.c'NHA1I. August 4.-llogI ;irmCr ut 81 100
& So receipts 1908 head; shipments so bend
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FINANCE AXo TRADE.
mo Features OF the MOnoy aud Stock
Markets.

Markets.
Erw YoRx, Augun G-nouuy on call ca'' a.
psr cent; las, loan aud closed AZ ae'
cent Prime mercantile paper SaS pet cent
Sterling exchange firm Gtsi sS'sa4 Ss'i SILVER
certificates 6iasjc. The total GG'cs Of stocks TO-
The,har, speculation was ta,fiy active tnI 9
Saturday. and was Marked by 9ecl!suLy
strong tone. the general llSt With two OF lnteN
uniGtor,ant exceptions, recording Az 1I ~ y, u.
on the Gays transactions Hanging ron z
pyr crut The sfdnd OF pfier' was hpEsn!
throughout ;be DAY The most lnF9ftan'
gains SIC Wheeling Lakt Erie pirietfsni 90
&, 6, {. /. Il I. preferred 3. Mobile ONO .
puia,Snn, & Western. ~ per cent
Government bonds steady.
stRtG bonds dull
NnllFcRh bonds strong
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A WEEK OF DELAY
Brings Many Disappolutncnts to
Wall Street
TIE UNSETTLED TARIFF QUESTION

Continues TO Worry All Branches of
Trade - Commercial Paper Is In
Bottcr supply-rhp Damage to the
Corn Crop Has q Serious Eject on
the Market-The Low Condition of
tho Treasury Is Said 20 Excite No
Special Alarm.
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NNnnI.

Srw YonE. August t.-Pig Iron dull Copper
Arm Load strong; domestic El TIN uamiiial
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Always accompanies good health, and
nm absence OF appetite is an indica.
ton Of something wrong. Tho un!vor.
snl Testimony given by thosc who have
uscd Hoods sHrsnpnriIla. rs TO its mnrtts
in reatorIng tho appetite. and Us d
purifier Of tho blood. constitutes tho
strongest recommendation that can DO
urged for any medicine.
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Attention. Parents, Guardians q Others

When you are looking for school why do you
llStcn 10 exaggerated aud unreasonable claims
i0r DrCfcrencS made by schools having no oxpe'
rie,icC and no reputation In inpartiug business
education, and decide III thCir, favor without
personally investigating aud making comp9ri'
ton OF the COURSES OF instruction. nil facilities,
MOO and reputation OF schools1 II you will call
On each and examine It's facilities and then cot1'
pare them you will find tho dtHGtenGe r. favor
Of tho WHEELING buSlsESS GoLhhtE 30
Sreat tina, Won cannot fail to gIvo II the ptctQr-
sflce 10 Sv6ry reganl. by 20 doing you caiI do
eide tutCillgentIy and avoid making the untos'
tunAte mistake that SOME do
PleSSe call or address
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
jy.a Wheeling. ". Va
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Iloop's Prbrs euro all liver ills, bilious.
moss, iaundice, indigestion, sick head.
ache. 2jC. ;
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When rAby was sick. wc Esve nor cassorts,
When sho wns Child, she cried for CHstorir-
When sho became Miss Sho chung to Cas;orIN.
When sho had Children, she gave them CuStortR
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RAILWAY TIME CARE.

A-r'v-l sni lcpSt,uts d tells oH hrt sf.cr
Nsy r. fsst ErEtANkTfrN lr HIrgsA'as
SlrLf tyA.,- SUNDAY - t5yf.I !'I|.3a, =,
g'p'rjs i4anrtsy rEcrp'gl l.au 'asHHir. Sat.
uriEt u1V fssirfu sJsta4ri Ii..r
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MrS.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1SIoaud 1918 arnrhOss. Wheeling. VIVA.

lilo Is'nnd cars and electric motors pass tho
door. Fourth ANNA! gosliOn begins MONDAY
Eept0nier IL 1871. This school offers COM
plctn md thorough education 10 Practical Eng:
fish. Mathematics. English Classics. Latin end
Modern Languages.
Tho school consists Of Ptmnry, Intermediate.
Academic aud College Preparatory departments
The methods and CuursG OF ilStTUCtlOn VIII
compare iavUrEbly with tho bcSt Scmnarlcs In
tho country.
boys Grs received IN tho Primary and Intcr'
mediate For circulars or interview apply 10
MRS. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal Wheeling. ". VI,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On 0ul a''cr Sunday Iunu9 lS9i rlyaaso;
Trims VIII run " follow. DAILY tOGly ES'
rep, Sunirv Central 'ima
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ARRIVE.
From Sow Yors, rh'inta!phll and Baltimore,
KSyscr ExUress. 500 q tn. daily.
Cu;nbcrlnnd Accommodations, $40 p IN CT
ccpt Sunday,
Grafton Accommodation. 1850 Il, II. daily.
MoundsvIlC Accommodation, 40 IN cE.
N. except sIrily and 1910 pm, saturday ONLY
rRANsou1o DIVISION
For Columbus aud cbicsgo "a auEl T. p N,
G%inrotus md clncinaoH Express l0:2On m,
" $cgptI Accumulation s.aop IN daily, sz.
cryt Sunday. .,
5fCp IL. except Snudnr
AnR;vr
Chicago E5prrg'. ~; = m nuI ~ tam, dailH
CiucinnGti Express 40 ., III. aud IS p IN,
dhtiY.
4 CI:lnyilc Accommodation. Ills Il II. and
LSt p. M. daily. cXrcp' sunday
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh, mo anA 70 Il tn. Illly. 10
y, IN IuIl'' oScrp' sunday gnl i57 N GutlT.
Fo' Pittsburgh aEl The cast 1'l0a III, gn1'A
Washington Accommodation .oJ p VI, daily
TI;tsSnEG E4p;cs, Fj1p N sunday aals
AraIvr
From Pittsburgh lnij u u. aud 80 p u..lis:i
n m, ,'nl!g. and iiIip M except sunday. aud
less n M. SuuGEr only.
Warrington Accommodation, $40 u. m, daily
except SUNDAY.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Nusm6rtiae r1drfte.

S9luBpreiie in @eiSen unb Corn lit atOez
ret StGbten maren:
CSC; Suit 654c. = ct. 2ouis 9tpril, {;
Mai 554c Suit 581c;-9nlut6 9fD. 1 9tort6z
ert, Mai 61Bc; Suit 634c. MinaeappliS !:
&c.. 1 gtortbern, Wai 604e; Slti 618c,
Baltimore: 9tprtl 61&c; Mat &c. Solebo /:
@prtl 584c; Meai sole. Milwautee: 8oar,
&C, Wtai, 58}c. Detroit; Saars &C, Ofat,
SOC.
Corn Stem gorf: Qpril. 4a4e, @aui
1895; ocSuli 448c. ct. 2onts: Wtot 368c;
Suit 364. Baltimore: 9lprtI, 444c; Ntai,
434c.
@interwet3en- 8erfGufe na9probe
= $50. 2 rotber, 694@62B, SEQ. 3, rotber, 500
5Sc; SEQ. 2, barter, 604c.
g 0 er @et5en - 8ertdufe ua@
8robe marelt: $50. 3, sic, $50. 4, &C.
&o99en: 8erfGrfe mad grobe. - No. 2
51@514c.
Mi60Gtn9s: 8erfGufe rporell 81 $11.75.
sen: 9erfalfe 1purerr $50. / &bimotbp,
$10@S1O.50; SEQ. 2 &imot6p, S9@S9.5O;
eenii6tes, So. ass. so. uplarb Yratrte, QuSa
ipo6l, 81. 5O@S6; geo. 1, S6.50@S7; No. 2,
So. 50@$6.00.
@orn: 8erfGufe na6 probe tparen: Jto.
2, ,peiB, 3S4c; No. 8, 384c; SEQ. 3, gelb.
384c, go. 3 DeiB, 5000.
6afer: 9erfGnfe na6 9robe maren: go.
2, 314@32c; SEQ. 2, 1petBer, 331@334e; 9fo.
3, 34t@35c; SEQ. 3, meiBer. 35@354e.
Webl- Garter g8et5en CFatente) 1parell
ailoefebt sl So. 40@3.70 it 6ol3; lpet6es
@eiselt, Batente, SO. 1O@3.45; bartes Net5euz
8adermebl ST. O@2.1O lit Sdfen; met6es
@eiseis 8~Gferme6l 81. 6O@1.85; ,,0teb 0o9"
$1.4O@1.5O in 9Gfen; @interpet6en S2.7O
@2.85 III 6ol5.
@Gmereteu 8erfGufe mad Yrobe
pareu: 8tntptbp S3,5O@4.3O; &lee $4,000
9.25.
@erte: 8erfdufe no6 Strobe g1o. 2
$4,000; SEQ. 3 50@56c, SEQ. 5 4S@54.
2llecmeit e. proouftenmarft
SoGsenbe 9reiIe wurbel BEL 9r0Berelt Por=
ten ~erStelt;
.gutter : gelte Greamerpzg8o ar $50
cute 81 "a 22c; mittelmdBi9e 1920;
Soirn, bette 20@21c; mittelSute unb quite
17@18c; frii6er 4aftn9- Stod 8@9c. co.,
8utterin - Gait Gate SalrD lSc'
empire 18; bette Creamery .-@17c; SUIT
noiler 16c; i'll 0oas OOer tletleil @eO'l'Oe''
4@1c mebr. ou
1O4@114c; ,3pins" 1l3@19c; yo1n9 allez
rico1 12t@13c; na99ema6ter S3rpet5er
12@13c; nSrit" sos; StmonrSer o.
@94c.
gobnen = 8eite ugtapiesm $1,000;
mittelgute 81 .45@-; nit oer Wfal9tle 9e7
reiui9te $1.00@1.25.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Gter-@ona frtI6e 1O9 @11c bos 0ubenb.

gter-@o1s frii6e 1o4@11c bos 0ubenO.
Sci lagel- lebeltbes, 3urfep 7@1Oe;
6iibner 84@-9; 6ennen -@-c; alte ult6
iln9e @; Gnteu 9@10; fir @dltie,
Oas t8ubelb $500 nto $500; Spring
Gbidens" 9@91c bos 9flnb.
9Gute- geo. 1 34@34c; Go. 2 24@23c;
go. l, @alf &c; Gallon, SEQ. 1 gu AZ; &c.
5u 44c.
OBJ gebOrrtes: 2tepfel, fiimfIi6 sez
trodltete, 9@10c bus 8funb; OH Der Sortile
9eb0rrte tOrbli6e 64@7c; Yfirli6e -@-c;
grombeeren @; .9tmbeeret 174@1Sc;
@altforl1ti6e: 2lprifoieIt -@-c; nidt9es
l3alte 9ftrii9e 34@4c; sei9Glte s4@94;
Yfaltlnen O.; &oinen ,2Onbon oapers"
CT baS Siit9elt; nMnSfateaer" -@-e;
0b i : fril6es: 2tepfeG s4.5O@5.5O unb
$5,OO@6.95, ie na6 Ser Site; 8onanem
$1.25@1.75; Gitronell, Melliaa S1.5O@2.5O.
Sraugen- California Jtapels {. OO@
800 Die &iite; Seeblin9s 81. 50@2.5O.
8artoffeln- 8urbotfs 67@70c; SEE
brons 63@67c; Gole 63@65c; bur9einau6er
60@66c per gui6el; Seriep Speet=8otatoes
SQtlotler SO. 50@4.25 baS fSaB.
8emit e = MeiBfrolt, Slortba, Before
Sorte 81 .0O@1.25 bic Grate; gluneufobl
o. bic Crate; Solot S2.00@3.5O bos
Sap; Sellerie Co bas 8ube1o; QGeiBe
GltbeH 75c@Sl.00 odS gap; StodrllbeiI 75c
@$1.25 bas SAP; Wobrritben 85c@- bas
Sap; Gotbe &iben $1.5O@1.25 bas SAP;
@urtet 81. 00@1.4O bos 9ubenb; @gs glaitt
o. bos 9utenb; Sun9e @rbieI -
O. Der @aie; 3miebeln, iun9e, -@-c bos
! 8uibel=Siit6en; 8omoten --,-- Ser
Sale, q 6 SOr6e, unb -c@S1 q 4
SCRIBE.
@ranberries - @isconlin geG uub
@6errp @ bas Sap; Cape Sob g;
bette Seriep So. 50@6.50.
@rbien- 9etroduete, 9riirte, 90c.
@ont9- @eiBer alee, in 4funbe abse.
tbeilt, III @12c; ni6t 10 bell, 10@11c; buffet
10@11c bas Yfunb; aus9elaiener 5@6c.
@rbbeeten 6loriba, 20@3Oc bas
Quart.
8e1encorn-- 9uf Der gabn ,,fair" bis
oGhoice", grimes 34@39c; n1ittleres, rob
bluBfarbis 3@34c; raub unO srob 30
2@c; n@6oice", grimes, gu Carpets iirten
uSelfzmorfiit9", grimes &c; rotb ober
9elbenbi9enbes 23@3c.
3wiebeln = SutmOifer, 45@55c per
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Gin 9 nnnertr1ner.

Jn benz Dor nobe5u einem Balbeu Sabr1uubert begOn=
fereil RonlpT 9egen Die ipiIieni9aftli1e llH5uldn9liDtett
per alien S3nle Der 9eiltunbe mar Soitetter's Itagenz
buffers Der SanuertrGger. Seine Siege iiber &tantbei=
ten, lpel9e 1ur Die Irtber ge6raubten 9eilmittel nnuberz
ptnottp i9ienen, betuieien, boB Die 8ieubp=Bbiloiopbie,
pel9e Die @npenoun9 6raitti9 mirtenber D~tebi5tnen
uluft6Blt1e &egeG @berldife, befti9es Buratren, ben Sc
brandD oon 9rebmitteIu unS Die @uluenoln9 dBenber,
itb i'm SDIteme aulltauenoer Site in etufoden 95daet
BON $e6er= uu0 malarioortigeu &eiben oerororete, in oer
3bat Die i6llnlmite SOrnt bon Sguoron5 bebeutete,
iuebe ebeniopODl nit ben SeieBeu Der pabren mebi5ini=
i9en Wlilenil9qtt, ols pen Sebren Der Qp9iene lin6 pes
Weroen, pie ieBt. 9ilio1it1t, @eritopfunq, S0ittelfruit
nno TSte6et nit Dem 8itters beban0elt, 10 peicben tie Jos
fort, mdbreno ie fb bel Der i~riiberen Acknowledgements
iur nm 10 bortnddiger f%urtieBten. 9os Slel6e lit Der
faa bel 9Dspepiie, Hbeumotlsmus unb Nierenleloen; fe
oae finb lei1t beilbor nit bielem ii9eret1, BON Der 29iis
ienl9aft opprobtrtet Yrap0rot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Ginbrnh.

@inbre9er f~tattcten 0onneritag Mprgen
fur5 na6 3 l1br benz S9ubgei9dft bon
8iie & So, SEQ. 102 O&ahiinn StraBe,
einen unliebiamen 8elub ab unb bantirten
BARN nacb 6er3ensluit. 9as @eibGftsz
bauS mirO 3par bon BEN beiben sugGng=
liben Soften bon 8tnterton'iben Seuten
bepabt, a6er OaS i4etntb Die 6errn BON Ser
CUNT nl6t gentrt gu baben. Sic planz
berten 3uerit Die 2abenfaiie Inn ibren Snz
bait bon elmo $21, padten bann IL 8aar
Der beiten S9u6e Elm unb ~itartten fib gum
S9Iuiie, tn6em ie auf Dem ~GabcntiIcbe
etnen mitgebra6ten SmbiB per5ebrtcn unO
6ann 6errn @iie's Meeribnumpfeife,
pel9e ii9 ncbit Gabat auf Oeiien 9ult be-
fanb, raucbten. Die 8feife nabinen Itc
iibrigens acknowledgements ntbt nit. Die
BoIi5e; tappt DOrldufig aOeb iiber bic
SbentitGt Der SpiBbuDen i'm 9unfeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
8unbesf6u1bf6etne i6GOHen
W0rftberiMt.
6 hicnnn. ia. QInril

@Dtcd9o, Ia. Nprtl.
@n Der @etreibebDrie MAJ bas Samltassz
9ei9dtt 5iemli9 libboft rub bic 9reiie, ob9ez
iebelt uon 1eisel1, feit. Die @eiSeudreile
pi6en in Der eriten @ei6aftsitunbe nm II,
bas 6eiBt auf 595, erbolten ii9 baltn I'm II
unb l8loiien i'm Maitermine nit 6O3c. Gas
3utiidseben Der Yreiie murbe nomentli6 bur6
9iilriti9e Metterberi6te aus &anlas bemirft,
lowie 6es @eiteren babur6, baB Die geitriselt
9terp gorter Na6ri9ten pom benz 9lbi6luB be-
beutenber gusfubrz@ ei6afte ii9 ni9t be-
itatisteu. 9tl@ bic 8unbe pon ipeientGi9er
8eiieruns ber. @rntez Qusli9ten i1 ben euro
pdii6en @e%i5euldnbern perfeblte ibreBirtulls
auf bic bielt9en 9reiie ni6t, MtaiS perbtelt
ii6 itia unb be9auptete ii6 auf $780,. 9as
fer mid BON 328 ouf 324. 99meinefleii9
9ins altf 12,974 in bic S0be, S4mal5 ouf
$50, &tpp6em auf 6.624.
9te 9reiie feitisten ii9 uab i6lOiien
8 ei5en- 603 @entS;
@prn-3 84 Gents;
SAFER = 1928 Gents.
gOfelfleti3- $3.50;
S6mal3- 1854;
81 n NJ on = S6 574
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
8ertauft murben ullter 9(ltberem: :


@6qfe. i3ufubr 700. Der Mnrft lebs
los u1b Die Breile unperGubert.
&erfouft murbe1 unter Alberem;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
0teDmatft.

G6tca9o, Sa., IA. 9lpril.
&m &iubpiebmartt betru9 bic !3le
fubr 600 Stid. Sas @el6dft mar, pie lit
Der 0tegel am Samita9, iebr flau nub bic
Yreile uuperdnbert,
8erfauft murbel1 inter Qhtberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Glen0 uernn9lIRt.
5wet 2n9eifeute Ger Il. pac. Ole
Opfer elmer Gnt9leiiung.
S6werer ltnfal an Der 8. 48. StraBe.

Gin auf oen 6eIeifen befnoIi6es pfero
bringt 5wet nit Sano beIaoene 6rabts
paeen sum Gnt9leiien. = Wuuoerbares
Gntfommen zines oritten mannes. =
unfdne ouf Ger Chic, rliIw. & ST. PAUL
8dhn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
Ooli}itt utd, Crate
Der u1oroer oes Droihfen=
futlders 8eni, mttdeu.
Ser S6nB gait einem AnOern.

Der Gbdter 1T eefGnoie. = or win in SeIbf=
pertheioienu9 eehanoelt haben. Seine
2Iufiibrune in einem 6reuoenhaus ole
Irfade oer Slutthat. Die Gin5eIheiter
oerIelben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16
0tnansberi6t+
@hicnnn. II. 9lnril.

@btc19o, IA. Qpril.
Sbne erfi6tli9en @rultO, es lei benn 1pegelt
Der i%tarfen &eaction, 1pie tie mGbrenb Ser
9an3eu @o6e berrl6te, madte li6 l6on IN
Der lebten @ei6GftSitunbe bes Sreitags an
Der 6a1belsb0rle cine itei9enbe Seltbeii3 Der
Breiie lit lofalen Securitdten 9elte1tb, mel9e
ait6 beute arbauerte. 8eIonoers lebbaft mar
Der 9al1bel INT 0eit= Chicago traBenbobnz
octiet, weI9e beute Wor9ell nit 1863 erOffnes
ten, bann auf 156 itie9elt, gu mel9em Breiie
bic metiten bieier Bapiere %perfauft murbet,
uno NIT 1864 i9foielt. Norbz Chicago
StraBenbabnactieu narer 1ebr felt bel be-
i6ranftem &n9ebote unb itie9en bann Don
benz @r0ffuult9spreiie Don 2514 olf 252, ELI
unteri6ieb pon bret Gents i'm 8er9Iei9e nit
ben SrettogszY reiiel1. Nu9 IN 9dtetraBenz
6o6babnactien foub eiu le6boftes @eI9Gft
itatt; ite wurben gum S9llIe nit 275 9e@
bd1lbelt. 0a9e9er mar bqs @el9Gft III
alep Observation-Disclosures, etpas flau; 6eluo3
itie9en lebtere i'm Yreiie I'M J St., nGmli0
aaf 255@254. Der o8nbm" III 8rauereis
@ctten i9eint fem @nbe errei9t gu baben.
@emObnlt9e Milwautee'r 8rauerei=Qctten
purbel1 Su 81 NIB YrioritGtsz Nctiet gu Sc,
@bica9oer ErioritGtsz Nctien gu 80 9e6onbelt.
Gie 9 anf : QuS9let9un9en beliefeu
ii6 fiir Die nit Dem IA. 9tprtl e1btgenbe @o9e
auf S81 500, 929 ulIb fir Samstag auf
S13, 102, ZIG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-16

@m cd IN nj a rift belief ii9 Die :3u=
fnbr ouf 1000 Stif. Der Marft mar
lebIos uno bic 8reile I'M sc hober.
8oders utb 9emil9te @aare So. 20@5.25;
i61pere ullO 8ut6ers Stof S5.3O@S5.35;
let9te Sc .15@5.35.
gSerfduft tplrbet hitter 9(uberem:
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-02-09
THE HOME MARKET.

The advocates Of higher tariff tell
us that what IS most necessary Tor
American manufactures is to secure
the home market for them against for
eign competition, and that if only we
can prevent the importation of foreign
goods, the domestic demand will alone
secure the prosperity Of our own in
dustries.
Well, we have about stopped impor-
tations now. The imports for January
were scarcely more than half those of
January year ago, and the falling off
Of custom receipts in the past year is
one of the causes of the scarcity of funds
in the Treasury. From the high tariff
point of view this should be regarded
as great gam. 1t clearlyis not the
influx of cheap foreign goods that has
disturbed our manufactures.
The home market meanwhile is
nearly empty and the factories are
everywhere starting up to supply it
Why, then, all this cutlery against the
Wilson bill? If it is desirable thing
to discourage importations, the present
situation should be hailed as a triumph,
not bewailed as calamity.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-02-09
OXON HILL DISTRICT,

James S Ayers-Improvements; State and
county taxes for '93. 80
jeremiah Bull r-."Belmont" acres; j W
b 9, folio 42S; State and county taxes for '93
William + and Briscoe Bayne-Bradford's
Chance 100 acres b i, folio 52l; State and
county taxes for 93 ...................14 66
Charles w Blackford and others-Fox Hall
1856, acres; State and county taxes for '93
................. 10 ~
Francis Observation-Disclosures acres; s. ate
and county taxes for '93. .............l Al
Thomas Berry -"Oxon Hip 150Sa acres;
State ard county taxes for '93........ All -
Thomas Fl ns-"Barnaby" ) acres;
State and county taxes for 80 1871 70
William Cox "Barnaby"2 acres; W
10, folio All; State and county taxes for 80
William 6 larke--'Wood Cot" acres; State
and county taxes for '93. ................ 20
Mrs Marguerite Chappelle-'U nknown" ~
acres; J Is, folio 727; State and county
taxes for 1913. Observation-Disclosures. ~ 0O
Charles w Cox-Lot and Improvements;
b II, folio So STATE and county taxes for
". $500. ..............'.... ........' - 10
Louis e Dyer-"Tranquility" 27o acres;
State and county taxes for '93. 80 90
Cornelius Ellwood--'.Wood Cot" l acre;
State aud county lakes for 9' ............l II