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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
MAIN AND TENTH SITS,
WHEELING, ". w
Ore Cent Articles

szsiTy Ezgalg-E. { r53t Pa Hol1.-J ssssi
Pet Et--1:Lr-1-a BOX S1ss;i zoe F4-ss:
{ >aase ?r.zEN La Et-Ells Collar B-:tJG.l
: s-gtsgt ia: Ps:.s I;La!Es.rs.5et TSl=5,a
. .Elsa; ma ,4-.- NeC..e7 500. SIX ? 1isi
8. tsrsE1 Eg.E' Eat Er=s gzrlIz- Se-!ls,
%-izeC Gststg. G1ss= has F4aas B4:I32L
"a: p. s9E Gaze; -szC' : d1-.a Cl9i5.t
!!.s- lIt.ss. - SEL:..E. Nezti5t
Ls1 2: Sc.=I E1s4g Ey.-s - eszE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
The RIVER FALLING.
Tho E!GheE: Sage was Reached
O'cIocE Las: Might.
COMMENCED T0REoEDE IT 2E.M.

This Morning EefJ sl0wl!-Thc Worst
Is Sow Over Unlsss There Is More
Heavy Rain 1t HeadUaiers, which
= Sot Expected Al oncs-Tbe Perry
Esst IncouTcnienced-Ihe Hourly
Stase-IHteIliSeGoer's Predictions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

THE Wheeling Bakery has made great
reductions in the price OF Bread By
greatly increasing the size OF the loavcs.
Tho consumer now buys more bread
for his money than over before. The
SC and l0c leaves are Simply enormous.
a Tin Seal on every loaf and an elegant
Bread kniIe or q pair oil Scissors for
every 100 seals when returned to the
c.aee. Sold by all grocers, Ask for il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
TenEent Articles.

sGSr5:-:tE77. Cio:aes Nacs. 2Jc.n: Je=e,ry.
AEsrf s-so@s. Stationery Pacs.Se6 jail Pai:o-cS
5py- %eS7-!e !,Acr.l;ss. o.e-sA-i pound tx Ia
60 -ee:2t HIS b5.!4, .,5-c=li CC5 SI:t9a4
&t-T5:s- Foc5e: Eniyts
We are oJ.S;ca;lr reca! Wig b.--tIul s.ti ca.
70 g-oi pr1Ssr Is IhSy s7e hsf- to-dag s25
ro3e it-=o!-0S. Il i oC- El % IlSay. h.T5
SoSt;-.cS E@E Z; pr!o-. :La: will AK. voc Bar,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
RlNEHART g. TATUM,
Chr BANK BUILDING.
Telephone olo rnyll Room NJ &.
FOR SALE.

deac'.s 70: sale
4 iasge s:oc- OF clothing. oil tic Ia:es: styles
cheap
Seven-,uorned house IL Martins Ferry. near
Terminal DEPOT. Good stand 70: saIooa-!o: J9r
III feet CSeBp
ESht-roor1a! house. with all modern Improve
nentS. ou South Penn street Cheap
Sevento1-led hous. on Sou;E Penn S: Cheap
fiNetooned hous- on South Fcan e Chcaa
StN-foomed house on south pcaa S.; Chesa
Ssven..ooncd house on south From; s. Caeap.
Cheap.
E'cc;een..ooue! house oa South F,oa: s:,s.c
ISEec!po=cd hoCsc on South YORK s. CAeIa
Five-roOmcd house Oh south D.oadvST. Cheap
s!r-rooned house on SoGth BroNdKav. Cseaa
Chesp.
hine-rnoled Eouse on Fifteenth s. Chc4a
SeTenrVoEcd house ua CAspliue s. CEea2.
taI and see some 81 the bargains w haze IN
lAt;e and snail Residences: also n building los
AID IsrIas
Il AR r. Il. FIN x.
~. Aa:ks.s::e.- Tclephoac6S7. anj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

viii be OF value to the world by Illus
tvatinG the improvements in the
mechanical arts and eminent ply
sicians will tell you tina: the proSress in
medicinal agents. has been OF equal
importance, and A q STRENGTHENING
laxative ,hat Syrup Of Figs is is, in ad-
vance OF all others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
FOur-Cent Articles

GEES : essyssg-f P2:s=i s!seTz E2!t.-I- Egy1
.-I-,-ats=E EIa:E-s y. y 7. Ts-,-Lc- q. 'Iarz,'
A.a1- EE5tSF Dfs-sl2c Co=sS- Cont -! E:z-sa
EL-e 70: scTe-4. Tog:t S-cshek IRE ShUTsli
!oTsLeE. Gan E.!TaA 1=c.. Ire S-~.1E IA
c-i1s o. >t-cS s'lsass. I1ns2 IA-eL1 Hsal
80 tiie-, sp==tsfs. Pe-c!i 5srss, CEl.co, Mas-
- az -2----ts 0! O;s4: E-Iici.z going :: his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
TEAS. SPICES, ETC.
TEAS. SPICES, ETC.
Atlantic Tea Co.

OF; reputation Coz sell!ns oa-y i;eih
.2I .;ar4l:I gods ia well kasuG. Il.
s.a!as o.: price liz: and yoc Si!. fad
yos eaa bsy the les: :: or stores tes
leis Gaonsy than yo1 pay %; iaisE!o'
S3olG !: other pl-oss.
OCg PIECE Isl;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
TYoCcGt Articles.

l.sasa7 E=,ti=. gi-s Cont. s,5:,s ;7t.
p: IA CEGL iikltte.-z8ssS CAKE ClI.s-L Pep
e: a5IsE Ls.f'-r EtlT Fsat Ci-p-=ie: Pads
o.. 5-rt9z. re S.-S FDtEet Co=ss Sz?E.-L
Clz o7s:asfs- sos, Cotton Tosie; Sssr. G!z.ssL
.l-e L.-aL Ez.e.- T.?fs- P=1cElL HI:
C-.zrs-
vststl o.,T = SG-EL!2i a. glrs - TIlaa
n. see 1907
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
MCLOTHiNC.N

0YERC0!TS st2:.:ss ;ss; E2.sa y tore.;
recp:i+ DSo-. SS-9j 70: $ %
SS!e;cots Nea.3 hare eta; ba-SIi2I ~ IS. u,
sac. $3.50. S.'j. CD - siS.::5.
iH.ll p2T Tc- 70 Loo !: th-ya r1osr
hEh ) 0uilS rs. ~ . s /! = y H. : a. -
!esdsri "a low 7-:ccN !: you ca MATCH The.
goods tos less Ihsa coabie ihe I1o1sy anywhere
Te!GEt;e you 20 return ih-n-eAa5 you: .2o-sg
viii be REFUNDED Thee Eoc3s r3lsi 20.
HENS PANTS Sc i i y sc, SC &c a Is Up %
the TslCe Of dolls; ~ 70 borrow QUE II M,
van; 10 Know how % save dolls, O. r-o-H H.
u our C.o;h!nE Department
BOTS SUITS s s;Sas =: SC SO &c s;Is,an ~
not Las; a.warA You caaaoI match The p-:css
BOYS PANTS ELS ~ M q ~; &c IN T4sss.
pics
Eth 5 ShUES s. i & = 70 Is: = y ~ is:
Se!i 70 s-Ts EaoleT on Shes a. aayIhIHs elsa
and we are sway o,low the marie;
LADIES' FlF8 SHOES i :: e as 81 :. SIS,
s. g. Oar sacness in the shoe line L probabiC
more THAI We deserve We presume the mao,
&c SCI! 90 may Is because ihey doa'I ll.: !ots
but people will hare thea
CHlLDREH'S SE0ES s s; l'i e 3: 10 sc !: :i e g;
gain.
Mems and Boys Hats & ~ ss; "a :, g i;
fine SIX Hat which usually Salls s:sI;l
Esns Shirts St S 2s sa e s?. e o. Ga
Millinery and Ribbons :; &! PEs = On
ssre Tou los Of money. Mis- Asaes Gar!;iy vii
give you POINTERS on Iiliiac.r and TT.r,;oipsc...
inst Will do you goot ard will aoi ovtrrh ~,
you norsel you old styles
IInderga7= unde:shir:s and pravc-s n: o.,
uluEl HUI. &c. Sc SC G.. IN T. NJ, =
wars below the market OF these goods, IS well
o. everything else
Bed Comforts aud Blankets IS SIS; =, z; SC
We hGTe Just ;Ecttrel a JOB 10: 0. taese gods =;
Ladies' C0FSatS a:2,c zo,, g. ra
Umbrellas r.sa ca.. s7ora
Lace Curtains s:aa:. &c s7caa
uiVISIlcS. Arbuckie's Cosee -: G * n " "
Ground PePper, Cinnamon. Mustard. C;Ipre-aSi
t1'E:IS FoWGe'. all soias E: &C per pound, o. !
pounds 10: . cca.S -
30 a Clothing store, n Root md Sho.
store. u Hat store, Dry Goods Stors -
9liIllucry store. n Notion store, "A FurnI.h
nG'TooiS store. n Hardware nud Tinw,-.
store " Zen and Grocery SSOrc-ninc store,
III ohe-ai complete under ono rOOt.
We have the l=-ses: department: store 1, .ho
,:ste, lo'j % 100 Vain sInte:, 70 10 u TeStS
Street ard ie1I 10 l0J7 MIrEe. s;-.,,,, Fiey.sI
esnualees-tsfe your choice GaCylias "a ever
Department S''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
Eight-Cent Articles,

H52feT Wrsocn-,. i7slIE ss3o-t Ta.A E.,yls.
IL b-cre-s. Lo1: EsaIi= F.:e S2crel,. 21le-.
hoS's-y Ls-ye lap B=-ze=. 5ox E.2A- z24
55-'s-sS>9. sSr.== S4-E2caz scissor E~z2l
|Gf e1--oEsrS Know GOD th!-- she. :S4y
" =. JON IL 1891 . n:- s.5r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
Merchant tailoring.

Or Mercsaa: TAIlo.;c., D47a---,a-t il nor
se='cT :1t bEstorss aud We s:s EhoEir- L:rs OF
cor-s u hex. erga; and ,aS:e;u! patterns ihe:
a-'s S:!l;n- Ike 8 Sash We oTe-. Gc:!-- III
--oaia Eocf e1o!ce Of .iac :; Sl- SO u. s.!!i
n vel Eor!E o2t-;h.:c =o!e money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
SeTenEent Articles,

Co.E-.e's gGiz s,25g. l.-ce D.l-,.a- C9-os
:iz'==Gs- .t-s. C35r.g: GS5cs. Dr=ss .Ily5s u.
c;es a=-GCs-cli-'s Mod SJ-,i >.-s Wits
Scsa :;.'cs-ei, iL-e= III Cap. TAsc Pas. shan
Al; ~ 2o2c.E- p:la= &c oSe- Zszy A.z..es
EG=tE Ly-b-e = -.,--=
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
SiX-Cent articles.

C=e ss: TEal= Spo5Gs. bIcc Books P7-y-,
Stirring. =-.l=11--. Bztchz: Er!-el ,.-as.:
L-tS-, -1=e-s Szi.ocI -gez-- .-o-u! -=-.es.
ScCott7s 5s-S-es. G=o:s Hal Hoe
1s:rt.-is slE!.z4 Ne have a--rzi-s q: Jo-
80 :: Ill par ya1 % ell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
REAL ESTATE
FOB SALE.

EIt!-sly q -ztaTf1s:grtsF y:,;.'tp. So tn
fs3lit HtssF E:usi, q rgfY sLJJ isyzgzy-
iz=s fg-t
EGli1iar loi o. sosts Frg=i street. ;si-:T'9a.
!:saf. etUe-1 GrsnEgfs. las CA = III y; I
lss Gfyi g=iT FFlag 81
plrcFo5=gf4 k5G.e, j.; IEt'iT.L IA: !'3s'
o5saS; IBti;ls A. ELE4csta stsreA F:.ls
g. -
FozrF0oz-i sriss Eyg,<, "a I,!I!tays r'oss.
Erae- reFT esstp
Eu-s;ry ns,t!sa3ai q w-o.rdl5s. EtE.-Erz
Ya'R T!EE. "a 8!lTs Et8sh Lpi;Ds., B-s--L.s
~ re-y l9T 2:.eai al Gu cs'y ;-'-A
NoSyY TO LoAS o. s!iy IA CA. issz'.:y
o. Isg:i E5..Sa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

The Wheeling Bakery give. an ele-
CANT Bread knife or pair OF SCISSORS
for 100 seals when saved from their
Bread.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
70 r S ALI.

Eo=ss Q! :afss foo=a ,L,:ss: s:-ss:, Cs7aa
Ns+el;-E. SDa
Egus= q Ten sooz=s. t:..t. u.;1e: s;-ee; F.:.;5
T-;- esSy ;e---s. : -
= IJl
Hons g: 20. .c3=s 5soo5 E.es. SKI
HeEss- I've -o9=s WOODS E:-oe:. East T-a4.:-
yIas tzr-1. - 1,-zs. -a-s,. -,iiss E-oz N,c-Ss-
ne. giia s2.ea-.t :=2roJe:--a:A T=1 il
D., - 4: Q; lid :,o=;.=s CO Mec9.,o.a -
l.co sre-a
Iio:si q toer;e-a roo-A 4o.=s sod 5aslaaIL
tIs=1i-.a .oeaGo-. cheap
ho1s, c. sEye1 ssa7' I'd hI- CHi?!as
..I--; Ne-irE AEg-s,!-g Si--il
70: -: e.! EoI-s=-.1.1 s;-esI SD
!>S-' o. LA street ES.Sr1G:e. S-55 eE-a-
LOS = E,=srs-s Z S.-i&=!'S EtL.o-- GL-.5-
- s-eis!gl . So-.A 2-.gaol- Br-S' RI
C4517e--'s In. gTz>s-z; TaIl=J. Ee.,sTue s-I
e:a-- i'-4oes T. zai l=L:Ilt ci;T.
&9.ET 20 L1-2 O. civ :=L ss:a.z= s2Jl so
50 :5ea, 80, s, lo1. s!.5dl I'd 2 ~
roe REM.
~ Eos. s;=cr.- s.r -oo=. $50 sc< =e2iA-
- LJS So. sos.- zoos, scSc.t I'D ibid
S:o=.es- 8 o. - -4g1:s.
20 -oE stHcv- or -roz-s- 81 g - =C-;k-
+0G :So=S saco.d slo-T. Az:EGS sS-ee:. Ei=ls
E.t3, SO % - Goa;h
z % pc- 2oc:h
3 T ne :oozs. sNoo-d zoo:. - Eaz stsse:.
TATee roo=s, a-zt s5o-. I-C5I.o-a =:ssi aA.,
1a-''E'tEs: s.-erL s. u p: =ozts-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

LTEy yroE 7gl RIvrE-Tas rive:
remained n ! s.sa1si!I ua;il shsriy
bsio's o'e!oeE ;his morning. Nhea :he
z:s:s' began = =eos.s very .!oSly. The
Ea:e' s!!l begin 70 move o@ 212i4ly ;o-
dGy, and uai=s. AezyT rain il sIyeri.
eGce3 i:aEsdilte!y al ies:s OF <xRens
high Es;e. viii &c 1nE9ra5st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
b5I1uAuS5 To-Day.

~ .. 4. the nz.ks =: the public
landing showed - fee: il the chan.
mel, 1ad .ising very slowly. Weather
cloCdr and col A: 10 O'Clock the
marks registered 24.7 feet and a!no::
staIioaary.
kiTer men are pointing 20 the cub
stan :iatiou Of come claims they made
when :ae matter OF = stone val! tCr-
:hsE on: ca the war; vas being aEita:s5
Tor The Pe~iky some ,iae ago. The
railroad people asket :or slice CT the
wsH Ct thirty feet Il this had been
gwen the wharf boa: would have had 70
hare been moved from is present po:..
;!oa yesterday. EYea II the wall eight
!eec oUS per:ais=!or for which vas
g;Yeu, had been bri!t there would have
been 20 room fox tIai5c on the upper
cad oi The vhayi.
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o FoR SALE ,

10 c.NirziH!a street. ten :ooax. irIme
No. 50 Harker street. eight Tooc,s, brick
40 1910 Jacob street Eve roOCls, frame, s. Spl
10. 2sS ChAPllae Street eight Rooms, b.ice,
No. iSEerTcoatstreat tou- rooms frame. 81. ~,
AoN o and u GrhLeeail street, double Lrick.
Chean
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Eszl Es:s;= Asz2I I :. Cain 4::o:1er, col.
iec;o: AID N0!.:y PzAi.c-
EJ7 .G.2w,EZE. S-GEx--
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: WE LEED. :
Let Those VINO Can Follow!
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NOTES OK NAVIGATION.


ssase Of WaffF and hoTrmtpts OF Bo4tI.
The E:Tsr IEtxTe,tL
Ts--EIoAT-s cULz.VEZA
E-6sca. IE-s1~. r.;.isz:Sa So
Z > h--:Sr!. Gr-sa Pi:ns4Fy=- L -
E=yitD-s =t-is. CzlE5-G. Ci;ys.nEt.-- = -
GEM. DaT.s. PA-Esrsyg.G, Il-5J Z Z
J z Hs!l.pL G-z5eL GLaug.1, nd l. =.
L.e--5y. E1sSth. CzI-122-g1 - : =
BJL-S LIATIS5 !C-oAY.
I!E3s DAY. My. Ptr,,J==sa. 81
III Her. S.*9;,s, Pt1t==Es. y :
L..>-ty, 2o.sS, C-L::c3ioo- ~ > =
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NESBiTT & DEViNE.
TAGs1 1859 Harke: Street.
FOB SALE.

Fo--.=co-si frame ao1sa. !=G -. rs No
Co!oSa s::es;. y. So WI. Tca: To- SD 9: 81
pr .7=;S
Fifteenth s;7e-: proper? H.: viii pay = y.s-
re P:0l.e::T q: IL ZAa2 s:-es:: fall %. % b.
ID: eiEs;-rc0.SS1 Dwelling; aboYs 81 :!o51
1E-E; big hG=caia here: S-jdt
ScS LEe-:oc.7et 5ocs.- Lzt si:est, cel.
focr;eeCts sf-sss., 70. S.G5J.
E:oi's--y conc: NORA E2-oa a.5 Ec=.CcEy
s''eeis 10: 81 The oo-ac- !O' ought 20 seIl Coz
-ore ;aaa tAsJ -r.iAou; any hose OF the S;:sss.
It'd 1Te-Eoo-e1 koCse- ISt TEei::a si-eSI
BLvEDEAE LOTS CHEAP
To Ls:-Sec S.z=L
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Dsst==els :.s!3sooc - Sz-'ss-;k EsrS.:
RAJ as;L:s c! sEs-y description
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-06
JOITISGs ABOUT 1oHN

a @Ssssno Of q as = Not Mo-. ;s L%S.. r:r.
sen, 90 R'sr'ids Hospital yesterday ssnsrinE from
William Bell young negro who vas formerly tn.
a. MILAN "a. ~ t'ass The .e.1 va. ..nsne.d
sS Tor stealing s.s,5 from NJ cI.ass coat
An unnsuAily large number OF insane patients va,
admitted 60 seilsvns Hospital yesterday me mr..
Ing We. , placed ia sc !n'.n: pa'sn k.si..:. De.
hospiiai within half an houS WV 0''''"' - WV
n. w, Tssh sso sssg':d PGI,s:Itn NarPay .;
the station house and on the ~ay 20 eolrs on >an aS
mornins failed 70 suh.t antlATs III. rhars-s yssrrtA,
RHsi SO Tor re Tes.as arIs: r'H'' court
The amsT,can liner New YorS returned to ~. CITY
shsrs she va, oys'hauItd snd sEoomsd. she -n
hsi never before seen 50 Sir .Glp sssn "a! .o9
southampton tomorrow morning
.s.!.a no. i .,s,; f ;1 y .nn:
Her fsth.I tsH csni nHs; =. ne an. pi-S
400 an. S aga ". .tS BY Cod f01T "'
TTs.H'!;1.,,d street "a; ID dowa IN t,oa o -
JOIN Ioriiss OF re- Carroll street Brooklyn Mrs..
the Chambers rs'tIiospirsL co-ii.s Va. sfrs''.d
xS.:aS .,i.. dH'i r MT D q y: "a. a..
iSs. morning u, mn .s's sHa.Tsons 10
sa;ion ~ ne sr.n IGss vas atmu,,d . ne.
sis in,sIy h.a been Tsesv.i ~ bs,ns .'r.-s 10.
he did not LRoT P'''0"
ssterdAy morning . false alarm Of FIRE turned
In from IRE box los. the csrnsr 81 Tucson Aaa
Canal streets All lies hours later SAmuti Rsa'A
t1Tsmsa - EsEin. Appeared before JgsIic.
sEanst Thomas TieTnsy Is ysArs old o. e4~ tween
slrn street Nhnu he accused OF sounding iav alarm
Sessions " '' wv 49,
noga.: Ags..i hitherto genera manage, "
and bronAe gooda A. Boston mas inc orporatsi r-@
company IA New jersey called tbs trAlsasai
Nan Astnflag IompAhy and has O5iARsi A. AttA-a
lasht AsAlhst goods in the campanEs
- bAIcAy street thI city. Tor 81 32i Atsg NJ
ne COMPANY owes him the Money ana Viii pay y
-
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PARLIAMENT PRoRooUED.
Tie QuseA's SPEECH Read aad Both House
Adioara.

AdiOara.
LONDON March 5.-Ths Queen. accompanied
By Empress Frederick and Princess Beatrice.
arrived at buckingham Palace this morning
The royal speech proroGuing Parliament IS
unusually brief. 1t expresses. formally re-
greet at the shortness OF the recess releasing
members from their labors. and thanks PArlia-
mont for its various enhetments among them
the Parish Councils bill and the I'LL limiting
the working hours OF railway employees,
The House OF Commons was crowded with
members and visitors long before he hour for
eallins the House to order. Sir William HAr-
court who was one OF the later arrivals was
loudly cheerst as he entered the lobby. The
Chancellor Of the ENehequsr met Mr.. MarIoTi-
banks, now Lord Tweedmouth In the lobby
and ehA.ted with him few minutes on the
subject OF the latier's succession to the
The House 81 Lords met at l SOP. NJ. The
local Government bill received the royal as
sent the Queens speech MAS read, and the
House adjourned
The Speaker and the m smhsrs Of the House
OF Commons were summoned to the House OF
Lords TO hear the Queens sreech read, MIR.
remained behind.
Later the Queens spsseh was read In the
House Of Commons. and that BODY adjourned.
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Riding . BuektsE Horse.


It's all bosh this talk about cowboys learn.
horse" said a reformed cowboy. hiding 9
buckinR horse Is like having boils-you never
get thoroughly used TO It. When you hear q
horse he is either o liar or a greenhorn. The
first day ever went out with u herd OF cattle
was dumpe nine times because OF the pres
ence Of n cactus burr in my saddle blanket.
have seen hut one man that had grit enough
to sit real bucking horse until II had buck ed
all It wanted to. and he was bleeding at the
nose mouth. and ears when they TOOK him OF
the horse at tho end Of n half hours struggle
As a general thing cowboy will pull a horses
head UT. wind the rsins around the saddle
horn, take Q firm grip ON the saddle with his
hands and then rowel the bucEer until the
animal becomes convinced that 1t is better TO
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The use OF rubber tires for carriages 10 In
crssslnR. The representative Of a firm en-
gagged In tho manufacture OF iine carriages
said that they had bssn putting rubber tires
on more in the last two years than in the pre-
ceednE six yea rs. and that nearly all the hns
carriages now ordered were ordered so
equipped They are placed on broug hams and
closed carriages for city Use but rarely on
carriages for PARK use or for use on dirt roads.
though such carriages are somstimes
equipped for inyalidA The first cost OF equip
Ing . four wheeled carriage with rubber Tires
IL 500 renewals cost SII The ordinary life Of
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THE FIFTY THIRD CONGRESS-
II BsEiss Hts sree.a Year .. /. Quiet. Ua-
svestfai Way.


WASHINGTON. March 1.-The Bland ssignior-
age bill was laid before the Senate to-day
soon after II met at noon and was TEN porariy
laid on tho Vice Presidents table. Routine
business Of tho morning hour was proceeded
with. At 2:05 L. NJ. on motion OF Mr.. German
Dem. Nd. the Senate went into executive
session. The executive session ended at $3.50
and tho Senate adjourned till to- u PROV.
Tho House OF Representatives began the sec
ond year OF the Fifty-third Congress at noon
to-day with prayer by Dwight l. Moody. the
noted evangelist. There was a good attend
ance OF members. and the PRAYER was listened
to Attentiyely.
ON motion Of Mr. Mallory Dem. Fla a bill
was passed amending the act authorizing the
constructing OF a bridge across the last River.
from New York to Long Island. so that tho
lowest part OF the bridge shall not he less than
l2l feet above mean low water at spr!n: jide.
instead OF l42 feet.
The House spent an sventless dsy in Com
mittes OF tho Whole considering the tension
Appropriation bill. Toward tho end of the
session the m onotony was broken somewhat
by tilt between Mr. Cannon and Mr.. Black Of
Illinois. caused by the former making an I'M
successful attempt TO have Gen. Black tell
whether he was or was not In favor OF Mr..
Cleyeland's pension policy while no was Com
missioner OF Tension. No progress bad been
made on the bill when the com mittee rose and
the House adjourned.
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DR. sIroy rnrss SUICIDE 1eAIN.
Autser 80 = o-s-.,s-s Istsrv,sw VITA Bis-
ssrek whies opr-sss Hsrs Rs.s-srr.

Auther 81 = o-s-.,>ss Istsrvtsv VITA Bis-
ssrek whies e.r-sss Hsre Rs-s-s.r.
BERLIN. March IA despatch from Munich
says that Herr Simon. formerly on the editorial
stan OF the New York EaEdels- ZeitunO. tried on
Saturday 20 Kill his landisdy and then himself
After dressing simon's wounds. the surgeon
ordered that he be taken to the Neuirisdheim
Asylum.
German Newspaper men who knew Simon
here say that he Was the son Of Aaron Simon.
banker to George ". the last King Of Han
over. After the Kings overthrow By The Irus-
King TO Vienna. where he managed his
finances The father died very RICH man
and left all his property TO this son. Edward.
he got q Doctors degree. He continued his
fathers business, but ran through the fortune
left to him. In time be and bis wife.
Sso sm. th Inn sounsy in s snd
worked as a reporter for the Nddfs Ieiinne.
He left that PAPER after two months. and went
to the Brooklyn treis Press. He was addicted
The herman Press Club helDed him. and in
time he got 4 place on the New York Hdniels-
Ze,rmo the German commercial paner! pub
li:hed at ~ Pins street He was one Of the
TO Europe. His last jaunt was in 1870. In the
course OF which trip he got an Interview with
Bismarck at Friedrishsruh. in which Bis
taking for both. For this bit OF enterprise DIR.
simon, on his return. lost his place on the
paper.
rsturned to this country In siI months to
their CONSERVATION. Hewas cent home again
and went TO Munich. where he got In with
theatrical manager. Three months ago he
write German theatrical notes for the paper.
Simon IL about 40 years old.
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LEITIRS on SPORTING TOPICS.

To TIE EDIToB OF THF SUN-SU: ! am
q constant reader OF your paper and / think
IT has the best sporting page in the world I
love to see a boxing match especially q good
one As live near Miners Eighth Avenue
Theatre usually go there when they have
any boxing. was there on Thursday night
snd had great time But didn't think that
the decisions given by Morris Rose who was
referee. were Just Such fellows hurt puglism
and should To wiped out. But your valuable
paper, which desrises a wrong and likes
70 notice something honest and worthy
printed the facts Just as they happened.
The fellow Barrett. who gave McKesk such
z good pounding: really should have received
ne deelsl1n, l noticed as soon as Roe de;
and Kissed tbs Teisree OF the stage. Think II
thsy had the chance they would nave m 66si
thai the mSS.sSr H. SHAVE Wss isd tG,S me
over the DECISION and threatened to discharge
the reason why he gets the best Of H. .noS.
ing TIE SUS to be an advocate OF fair play. |
sibesTel! hope you Will print this letter. II You
do i will he duly appreciated BY yours truly
and the many who saw the bout. am an ing
ishmAn but love true sport and a square
To THE EDIToR or TIE suS-Si.. Seeing in
FOUR paper letter from TheodoFe Menner
in which he says that he does not see how In.
New ! ork Club could let such an opportunity
escape them 10 not trading DoyIs and German
for thamhsrlain aud Murphy OF the Cincinnatt
Club. please allow ms TO ask Mr.. Wenner what
he SHOWS about tail PLAYERS when he talks OF
trading such a man as Jack Doyle for such
players as Cham beTlain and Murphy MhsTs
alloy me 10 ask Mr. Nsnnsr, can another such
an all-Tound llAyer be found as Doylsf As for
Slgni3g ChApberiain and Murray, think the
New iorks have plenty OF players Without
them. aud ought 70 stand good show for the
PShnAnt Thanking THE SUN In advance for
Us klndnsss in publishing this letter remain
truly yours j. l.. MANION.
To TIE EDIToR OF TRE sUS-Sir: | have
two suggestions 70 make regarding the New
loTk bAssbLl Club aad hope will not be ask
ing TOO much II my desire Is to have this pub
llshed 10 your esteemed organ. During the
recent National League msatiug il was re-
ported that Charley CommiSky Of the Clncin-
natl Club desired TO trade Cham bsTlGin AMI
Au!Dhy for battsTI equally dssiTaI,le. II
such deal could be effected, think Gsrmsn
Shd wilson might 6s offered them in'exehsngs-
ipE last season does not rank him Al. Teli-
abe man SHOULD also es secured for short
should Be made 70 get DAnny Richardson. Ia
M estimation this would Be al excellent
aeys And iRsgTS as. probably. WinnerS OF the
psnnAnL This Il merely the opinion Of 4
atsaaiast patron or the game; You're VsFy re-
ASsotieuys Al boBEAIsoL