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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
SUPERIOR COURT QUARTERS.
THE LAW PROVIDES THAT NEW BUILD.
INGS MAY BE ERECTED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 51.-The law
creating the new superior court pro
vides for the erection of new building:
for the accommodation of the Judges,
if necessary. 1t has been learned
from Williamsport that plans have
been prepared there for a Sac, ooc
building for this purpose. If advan
tage Of the law is taken elsewhere
the city commissioners in Harrisburg,
Plttsburg, Scranton and Philadelphia,
where the court is to sit, might be
called upon to make heavj expendi.
lures on this account.
"The sentiment of the judges OF
the superior court concerning this
provision of the law said Judge
McCarty yesterday, "was decidedly
in favor of conducting the business OF
the court with as little expense as
possible to the counties where the
court shall 60 Although there is
authority for the establishment Of Sc
parate court houses, the judges felt
that they would much rather put up
with considerable personal inconven-
ience than to impose any additional
burden on the taxpayers"
Arrangement have been made to
use the supreme court rooms in this
city, and existing court rooms in the
four other cities, and the Judges are
earnest in the desire not to entail anv
additional expense on the counties.
All arrangements, through pro
thronotaries and otherwise, will be
made with that idea in view.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
NIAGARA FALLS,
SIG TOURS VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL.
Road.

The next OF the series Of personally.
conducted tours to Niagara Falls, via
Pennsylvania Railroad, will leave
Washington and Baltimore on August s
The rate for round-,rip tickets, good
for ten days, IS SIC from Washington
and Baltimore Harrisburg, $3.50;
WllliamsPort, S5.So proporJionate
rates from other points.
a special train OF Pullman parloI
cars and day coaches viii Be .un, and
a tourist agent and chaperon will &C,
company the tour.
The tickets will permit OF stop of
at Watkins and Rochester in each
direction, and a, Buffalo on tue re
turn trip.
For specific rates and time of trains
application should be made to ticket
agents, or to Tourist Agent, Room
All, Broad Street Station, Philaiel,
phia.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

Secretary OF Agriculture Edge will
issue bulletin this fall devoted entire.
ly TO commercial fertilizers, their use.
composition, value and practical re
suits. Circulars have been sent ou;
by the agricultural department 10
many OF the leading and most practi,
cal farmers In the state asking them
TO furnish the result of their experience
with fertilizers upon crops produced
on their farms. The bulletin will be
used for reference aud as il will no,
be tor advertising purposes no special
brand or make Of fertilizers will be
mentioned. Each one who contri
butes 10 the bulletin will receive a
copy gratuitously. Secretary Edge
IS also preparing bulletin showing
the average price of farm products in
the several legislative districts of the
state.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
The State Of Maryland.

Maryland. besides being one OF the
old thirteen, has the distinction OF
being the most densely populated of
the southern or old slave holding
states also next to Delaware it is the
smallest OF them. 1, is about one
fourth larger than Massachusetts, but
has considerably over I,ooo,ooo peo-
pie, or as many as Nebraska, or more
than twice as many IS South Dakota,
or more than twenty times as many as
Nevada, which is more than ten times
as big as Maryland. Nearly one halt
OF those live in the great city OF Balti-
pore. But, says the New York
World very truly, there are other
things for which Maryland is noted.
The District Of Columbia was once
4 part of the state Of Maryland. The
canva,back duck and the diamond
back terrapin. considered the greatest
delicacies OF the American table, are
found in their highest excellence
around the shores of the Chesapeake
bay in this state.
The most famous troops Of the
Revolutionary war came from Mary
land. The Maryland brigade made a
record that is almost unparalleled.
Many Of the most famous OF the
daring privateers in the second wal
with Great Britain were built and
manned at Baltimore, and the fastest
Of all sailing ships-the clipper-,ooi
their name from the city Of then
origin, Baltimore.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

At last an expedition of some i'm.
portance has departed for Cuba. Five
hundred men in an armored fast YES.
sci with quantities OF arms and ammu-
milton are steaming TO the island to
land men and munitions. But why
land these ? A vessel such as this is
said 10 be could perform active ser,
vice with these men, particularly as
there IS United States naval ex.
officer on board. The revolution is
assuming an aspect far different from
that of few months ago, aud the
insurgents have shown their right to
be recognized as beligereniS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

The two Roaringcreek delegates to
the Republican convention did no:
answer to their names when the roll
was called. and were not in the con-
vention. An effort was made to
secure subst!;utjons, but this failed. as
the committee on credentials pro-
rounced the substituiions forgeries.
The persons named in the alleged sub.
stituuons were neither of them resi-
dents Of Roaringcreek.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
New Equipment for Reading.
1859 COAL CARS, TWO TUGS AND SIX
EARGES.

On the Recommendation Of Special
Master Crawford the United States
Circuit Court yesterday authorized
the Reading Railroad receivers to
purchase additional equipment to in
crease the companys business. The
new equipment consists of 1900 hop
per gondola coal cars, frou. the Pull
man Palace Car Company, at a cost
ots4S9. 50 each, involving an expendi
ture OF $3.50, SOC. Payment for these
Is to be made, 10 per cent. in cash.
and the balance in 90 notes, one of
which will fall due every month. The
receivers were also authorized to con.
trae, with the Cramps for the con-
struction Of sea going tug, a harbor
tug and SIX coal bargss of 1000 tons
capacity eacn, foT Sssa,ooo. A cash
payment OF S5',ooo Is TO be made,
and the balance, Saoo, 900, is to be
paid IN moAthly notes
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
Candidates.

The result of the Republican ish;
in this couGty was watched with inter
est by outsiders. Thos r. Cook Jr.
OF the Philadelphia Press, was here
several days. working up the Hastings
end, and W. F. Andrew, ex-chairman
OF the Republican state committee.
was in town on Monday bolstering up
the Quay workers.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
REDUCED RATES TO THE sEAsHoRE,
EXTREMELY Low RATE EXCURSIONS VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

No other place can compare with
Southern New Jersey in seaside re-
sorts, either in point of number or OF
excellence Atlantic City is the most
popular resort in America, and Cape
May, Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Ava
lon, Anglesea, Wildwood, and Holly
Beach do not fall far short Of Atlantic
City's high standard.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany, whose constant object is to give
its patrons the cheapest rates com.
patiblr with good service, has arranged
for two excursions to the seashore,
Thursdays, August I and IS, from
Kane, Dauphin, and intermediate
stations stations on the Lewistown
Division North and West Branch ;
Lewisbu.s and Tyrone Division,
and Bald Eagle Valley Railroad;
Shamokin Division and Sunni, branch
railroad.
Tickets WI, Be sold from East
Bloomsburg ., S4.5o for the round
tip, good going TO Philadelphia only
on trans leaving East Bloomsburg
S:47 q. n. and 1913 p m, and will
Dc good for return passage within ten
days. Passengers may use any train
from Philadelphia to either Of the sea
shore points named above, on day Of
excursion OF the following day. Stop
on is also allowed at Philadelphia on
the return trip.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

Drug envelopes, Nos. I, and !
MANILA, white OF colored. coin envel-
opes, aud shipping tags, with or with
out strings, always in stock at this
Office. II.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

-Four hundred tons OF pig iron from
the Mabel Furnace, Shaypsyille, was
shipped for Europe to-day, it being
the frs. pig iron ever shipped abroad
from that vicinity. The order is for a
6rm in Birmingham, England. 1t j:
claimed that the iron is OF better
quality and cheaper than can be
manufactured in England.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
In the Face of a Rising Market!

We offering you thousands of yards of cotton
and wool dress goods that buy the
figure they be manufactured for it. Why do do
this Because we believe in giving patr the benefit
reap the benefit fit and do but in different way
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
Wool Dress Goods.

We place on sale today
some Henriettas that we used
to sell at sI.oo the yd. To-
day we cut the price in half
and offer it for soc. yd.
Skirt Lengths.
In our spring cleaning we
found a lot of goods that
would make a lady a nice
skirt. We proceeded to tie
them up in bundles for that
purpose and to-day they go at
just about one.half the cost
when new.
VIII make you an elegant
skirt for mornings.
Remnants.
There is always to be found
in this box lots Of useful things.
some long enough to make a
skirt, some a waist, and you
can always find some thing
that will be Of use to you.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

They are all Of them marked
at one-half the actual cost and
some less.
Shirts.
We have just received a new
invoice of unlaundried mems
shirts. We are offering them
to you for soc. each. While
the quality of muslin and linen
which is consumed in their
man ufacture cost more now,
but we bought it some time
ago.
Can't be equal ed in town for
the money.
Madras Cloths.
We place on sale to-day one
en- tire stock Of these goods at
gr eatly reduced prices. Some
Of them at less than half, some
not quite so much, but they all
60 for one price 1oc. the yd.,
used to be 25 and 15c. and
well worth it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

Call and see the typewriter paper
at this Office. If.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02
Having procured the SER

Having procured the SER
vices Of E. H. Froelich, an ex-
pert watch maker and hand
engraver, all goods purchased
of me will be engraved free of
charge. | am also better pre-
pared to do watch, clock and
jewelry repairing than ever
before. A new and complete
optical outfit has been added,
and glasses are adjusted and
fitted free of charge.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-08-02

NEw YORK HAS GAS METERS wOSK-
ED BY THE INTRODUCTION or A COIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

SjrupJ-ChOIcG sugar SyrnpN &c; fancy drlpS
"SCi silver urlpi slc; now Cfop New Orleans
mOlnsScS. choice, ,SCi primo Go; fair 3lCi mixed
good, New Orleans. 1ci bakers good !Sc.
rupi1jOnt-.LNfgcS. {, hams lOl4C; medium s.. e.
hams 10 q: s breatiNt bacon o .: $. {, shout.
lCr &c: Sides SIC: ordinary beef llG: ham
dried beef laEc; knucslcs &c; family mess pork
ID pieces, 81 Ioi bean pork. bbl,.. $500,
HnR-Fnrr refined. In tlcWr, sc: 80 ID tins
SIC. thtrEJ itni. IN ticEcc, sc; % ID tins
skr;tim pals 4 ID, lOt; tin pRihL } lbs, Oj,c: tin
pals. ~ l9' ',ci tin pulls, 70 lbs, SO.
SI~grr-CutlOhl AS; cube, aloe; powdered
3 lie: gHiaIlatcl standard iNic; standard cOnirc.
linnCr.' 4 I,SiC; Columbia A N,GOc: stnndard
Windsor A iG0c; American 4 i,GCc; white extra
& lhc;, extra I'4jci iTuit sugar Jtc; ruiiIcd
NO, sc
COct -Grccn coIicc-FauCv Golden Rio nc:
fancy green SIC; ChOlcs green .ll4ci roasting
grilcS"NsC. Java 2Slsc; roasted in packngcy-
Arrow ltiu y. sIc; Panhandle 2l.2lc: ArhncGlG,S
COS roasted 2l.slt; Bulk roasted lie; Old Gov.
tru mcnt Java ro,Ntcd Sic; Mocha and Java3lc:
4 grnlO Rio &c.
TIA Young Tyson. perl !, 3lnjic; Gunpoivlrr
301SlG: l'np,tlal OIijc; Japan 2SaTjci OJlOng "a
SNt: Sbncilung 2iaGJc.
~Cdutio-SiHr. full weight, lOc; r~arilinc, pot
ID. l!lgc; mould. per set, lOc.
HI~IsJrr-Choicc cider. l!alii Der gal: %NtRnllrl
city DrnnlS. lhllIc DCt gallon, country lJaljc PSF
;al, rs 10 quality.
CAecN-Is quote! rs JobOIng ut si9c for
full cream; SNrttErF. HALL e. according ~ qUai.
ity; LlmOutcer lie; factory tit7c.
Fh-SO, / mncEcicl, 50 lb'. 900: No. . CT.
tR mnckctul, y ibis, now. ll lbs, 81 10; No. :.
" lbs. :, -. No. 3. smnlI. s. % tor 81 lbs; No, .,
Large. l) lbs, s7OL
~eU-TtuOlhy. SlN per bushel; clover, small
SGt-So. |, per Dbl. 81 o.; extra. per bbl.. SID;
dairy. fine, iyG'bu,nnl sacks. 81 ~ pc. sIgS.
sSoi rOrn-liC per ID.
i0c: Ovanora,cl peaches in bags, sa9c.
tugn0i GDpts-Shndnrd a-IO. Table peaches,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19
Wool.

linstOu-Tacrc is n healthier tone 10 the wool
market this week. While there has been II fair
ly Gciivc market, prices have remained tirm hiid
in several InNlucr' an advance OF one cent has
been noted but no particular advance In prices.
The situation here IS sin strongly against the
dealer, aud ms the Iuurke. is operating he is
Obliged to take all the ChlHcrS or else not Ey. the
wool. Manufacturers RrG sill quoting ~ cents
md the secured basis they are willing 10 pay.
Business. however, is being Inuc Oh the old
basis. dealers selling on the SECURED basis Of -
cents. The following AXE the prices quoted for
leading descriptions:
Ohio mad PENNSYLVANIA hcccr' Xxx and above
l~GllGi-c; y AMI above l'aiJ!sC dclainc l~saIsisc:
ulwHshrd llElcc; Michigan. Illinois aul Wis.
cOnsin l|Ialt[gc; No. | Michigan l. 3alsc; y Iii
nOiS l~3'ralic; No ! Illinois l.Al1ac; \ New
York. New Hampshire and Vermont lie; No. !
New FORK, Sew Hampshire and Vermont LA
IKE; unwAShed medium Kentucky and Ms
souri, uuartcr-bl0Od Comblns lbt-ai1ls &C; kca.
tucky mud Maine quHrier.blooi c1mbinS l6Igi
i1c; Indiana and Missouri three. cjRhth.b blood
cOlnblnG lji5HiGc; Australian secured cDmhinG
NuDcriine lila TIC; cumblng good G>IjOc: CFCNs-
beds, luaTtct aud thtce.cichth'blOois S7a3Sc.
Phiinl olphIa-wOol firm and some grades
higher under IL better demand. Ohio. pcnusyl.
vania ind West NirgiuiR NNRud AbnyCSfal6i.c c;
y and above lilltci medium lNa5c; quarter.
blood l?atlr: common l7alSc: New YORK. Mich
iGGu, Wisconsin,. etc, Y lIaljc: medium liza
ISc: Q~UIrtCrblOOd l~->lgl.c; common lGal5c:
washed COmbing md driainO. line ~l7f,alSc;
medium lgisasOr; braid lglnDc: quarterhln0I
?oa2lc. unyaShcd lIaliC. qunrIcrOlOul i1al1S. c.
braid ljAiGc: uuwaShcI Digit and bright Tine
l~lai!C; medium ~lSalic; qIartcrbloOi lGaiGh.c;
common bal !C; unwaShcd CLARK cOlOrrtl ligut
sine Tl9c: heavy Anu 9llUc. Medium ?ailc; iaC
northwestern light tne9Illc; heavy do 1agc; lug
medium lOhllc: medium Halle; quariCrb!Uol
Hale; cOacsc .lai2c.
Sew Yurk-Wool firm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

Now ~rort-FlOur. receipts 2i.GOO barrels; cx-
ports lG.iO0 bnrrolsi sales 700 packages; mArlO!
ShndU slcadiGr. but trade rcmnlrS light. WhoNt,
exports iO,SOO bushels; sulcS ~. 49,. 90 bushels OF
futures and GS.OW bushels OF spot: spot market
iirmcr and moro active; options opened higher
to-day, closing at 3tn3ac not ndyunCC. ClOSlug:
No. : red juno 7Isrc; July 7Si.c; August 7Sttc;
September IN; DCCcmbcr SOi,C. Corn. receipts
IiWU bushels. exports 1880 bushels; snlrs
iND,OpO bushels Of futures aud lOl, O0j bushels OF
spot; spot market hrmor; options opened higher,
closing firm ut sInIr ndvRuCo Closing: july
hIl6c; September Sole, Oats. receipts 265, IOl
bushels; exports 80 bushels: mlcq lgU,OO)
bushels Of futures md i"7,0O1 bushels OF spot;
spot market stoaly; options lower. closing at IN
Pc decline. Closing: Juno 3iLc; July SliGc:
September nc. Hay steady, lIOpEdull. Hide,
strong. Leather strong. Reel stcniy. Cut meats
steady. Pork steady. Lard dull; western stcum
closed at 500. Ruttcr caSyi western dairy "a
lGG; do crcnmCry i2NlSc; do inclory Sal2sc;
i!lglnS iSc: imitation creamery llni5c; state
dairy ~llRl7c; do creamery lSc. Eggs dull; state
mud lcnnsylynnia ~linliisc; western fresh ETA
l3c. Tallow slender; city NC: country AZ.
I'osin firm. Turpcntiuc stcaIy. Rice steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

ALEXANDRIA. Va, June lS.-Judgn
Norton to-day granted a charter to n
stock company TO DO called tho Supreme
Temple Of the Silver Knights 0! Amer
lea. The general objects are stated to
be to establish Il secret society ior tho
purpose oil seeking to sccurc in 4 legal
way the free coinage OF silver in the
United States, and TO make silver a
legal tender for all debts. and to collect
and expcnd money for that purpose.
The capital stock is Sl00.O 900, ani the
shares 500 each. ". y. Harlow is the
local agent; W. NJ. Stewart, OF Carson
City, New, is president; James l. Pait,
vice president; Oliver c. Sabine, secre.
tary; James j. II. Richard. treasurer,
and 6, $. Ioder, director general.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

R~r,r-Crcancry choice. l5c: country choice
per H., sale; country good. HtSCi county
iLir. 5t
E~lsi-F-cth II case. ljc per dozen; In
barrels, isc per dozen.
PougrY-lHCt peg pound: Old ~roh,tcr<, bate;
chickens. spring. .0iIs; geese. 5j4jJc each; hens
sa1c; ducks, ~lyOunel?c.
7Ivpinri Eru~m-LHmonS 81 - per hor;
bananas. SlGlltul per bunch; California Oranges
- 5iRi UE MCSSlGA 81 ~.
i,ge!lGjs-Scw potatoes, s. OOn32 q per basrrl;
choice potatoes 7Ou1Jc per buShCl. GlaiOc PEE
hGsaclfOr Homestead strawberries, sHlOc per Qt.;
onions. lOc per doz; rGd!shrS mo SIlc) lUc per dGz;
asparagus. -lIIJc perdOz; cucum0ers. iJc per
,IuE; baltimore Clcumbcrs. 81 - per basket.
mspberrieS. lie per quart, tomatoes, $50 Der
crate; bccls, 2ib9c per dnG; beans. 81 75a1 %
per crate; peas, 81 - per ou,: parsley, l2hgc per
loz.; mint, 20 per GoE oyster 1innt, DC per
doE; Thuburb. IjGsjc Ircr dO1: egg plant. SiOJ per
iOL; CARROTS. 3c per dO%,: Spin!Ch and kRtc. G5c
per Dbl. HcrmulH onions 81 80 per crate:
Egyptian 0uions :. - per sack; gonsebcrTie,
sl@al IS per bu. crate. Cherries, syagr per
bucket
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19
SOUTHERN I.YNCiiISGS
Furnish IL Subject for II Spirited Debate in
tho W. 4. 4. u. Convention In London.

FnrnlAh II Subject for u Spirited D.buto In
tho ". Z. n. u. Convention In Londun.
LoShON, Juno lS.-lhOrc was a largo
aud enthusiastic gathering ut tho meet.
ing to-day in tho city temple OF tho
British Woman's Temperance Associa.
ton. MiIs Florence galSarnio accused
Miss Frances L. Willard president Of
tho Womnn's Christian Temperance
Union. and tho Woman's Christian
temperance Union OF America Of boinr
apolocists for tho lyuchings IN tho
southern parts OF tho United States.
But, both Miss " lizard and tho Amor.
lean Womnn's Christian temperance
Union. wero amply ]cxonOratod from
tho chargcs. Misa Willard made a
spirited dofonsc OF hOrsclE and OF tho
unions, and Was ably seconded by other
delegates. 4 resolution carried unani.
mouslY, declaring tina. the council ON.
pha,ically believed that tho American
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
maintained towards tho lynchin. ques.
ton the same attitude as other Chris.
t'an bodies, namely, that undor no cir.
cumstHncc1 must human lilo DO taken
without process OF law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

WAsnlSGroS, June lS.-Cardinal Glib.
bons has taken to Rome the documents
concerning the Knights Of Pythias soci.
e,ies OF Fall River, Mass, with a view to
having tho pope make ruling on Thorn.
Tho cnso is a peculiar one, as the Fall
River socictiei arc made up largely, II
not entirely, OF Catholic members.
They have built up a beneficial insu,-
ancO system. tho benefits Of which
would be lost II the members wcro com.
polled TO obey tho decree to abandon
tho societies. 1t would be Il sancial
hardship on seynral Catholics who have
paid large insurance premiums, and are
now sick nnd dcpcndenton the returns
from their Investment \ delegation
from Fall River laid the exceptional cir
camstarccs before Monstgnor Satolli,
but ~ the decree made no exceptions, il
Was determined that Cardinal Gibbons
should lay the case before the pope.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

OcoSoNowoc, Wis. June lS.-Thc
Wedding to-day OF Miss Grace Gould,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David L.
Could, o. St. Louis. No., and Henry W.
Grady, OF tho atlanta, Ga, Constitu-
ton, was an event that will long be re-
membered by sOiourners a. this popu-
lar lake resort. Tho ceremony took
place at . o'clock i. Ziou Episcopal
church. the Rev. Fred. Jewell %olliciar-
ing. \ reception followed at the
superb new granite and redwood cottage
oil Mr.. Gould on Lac La Belle. Fifteen
hundred invitations had been issued,
and the assemblago was au exceedingly
brilliant Que.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

LOUISVILLE. June lS.-A special to
the Evening Post from Bowling Green,
KY, says: W. II. Caldwell shot and in
siantly killed Ditto JoneI about 6
o'clock this morning at Aberdeen, one
mile from Morgan,own. in cold blood.
The trouble came up over Il chicken
that wa, recently killed by ono of
them, and on meeting this morning at
Aberdeen they began quarreling. and
after a few words had been exchanged
Caldwell drew hia pistol and fired two
shots into Jones' body, killing him in
stantly. Jones lived on = ahan,y boat
with his family at lsnckport and Cald-
well resides at Aberdeen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19
TENEMENT HOUSE TRAGEDY.

49,
'n''ur"n Lott Alone set Firotdt tho House,
On" pCnd and Another i'ainIiy IIurnVi.
NEW ioEE, Juno lS.-Onc child
burned to death aud another so badly
burned that lo will probably do Is tho
story OF n small fire which occurred at
~ Alton street, shortly OttOr S O'Clock
this morning.
Herman Eidolmpn lived will, his
wlic Rc0ccca and his family OF ,hroc
boys. IN two rooms on tho frat floor Of
mo toncmont. Soon attOr Eidclmnn
Had gone to work hi, vito loft tho
house to do some market NO. Shc loft
hor two youngest children. Jacob, Rgod
seven, aud Isaac, aged three, who wOrc
aslccp. in charge OF Abraham, ninc
yeNrs old. Tho latter IN playing witt,
matches, got fro to tho. littlo une'a bod,
became frightened and llod without
giving an nlarm. Whom tho fro was
d%iscovcrcd Isaac was LOai and Jacob
was found lying upon tho floor near tho
bod With his right sidc burned brown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

6rtia-whcnt $40 per buShel. Corn. pcr
b'isiel, car lrnm store, IOt. Oats, out oil store,
western crop, 40 pNr hhShCl.
k~bnr-fAuCv roller mill winter wheat, wood
nj 81 Is prr barrel; paper. sib psr bsrrcI; sprint
wheat MlnnChnha s. " IN sack. - 10 psr barrel.
Old wheat, Famous $50 IN sack, 81 d. IN wood;
Galaxy, SlO IN sack. 81 ~ III bnrrrli rillsbury
Hour, u 5Oln wood aud Ono-cII!ith cotton; q "
N piDer.
~Ftni-iiran SIS per ton; mlddllng, sn
slSp. Straw, loose and blled s. 90 pcr Ion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

Now Eork-AEcuts have advanced blcachcd
collOns rs follows; MASOuviiie 10 inch to = C:
Farwrll :a-Iuc &c; Cabot S6lnrh AID 3l.inrh
&c: Rival 2G-inch l4C; Forest Mills HG.inCh 10
SIC; Forest Mills 5l-!uch 10 &c; Ten Strikes 60
inch 10 &c. Agents have made the price OF MSr.
rImac autumn prints SIC. More Interest was
extended % all kinds OF cotton goods. mud some
business was done yesterday. rs usual 10 Tues
day, and no mails from important markets,
New England engagements were Of moderate
proportions lTiuling cloths very steady al &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19

"MASY of the citizens OF Evansville,
Indi Grc mover without II bottle OF
Chambcrlain'a Cough Remedy in tho
house." says Jacob Brown. tho leading
merchant Of tho place. Thia remedy
has proven OF 40 much value Tor colds,
Group and w%hoopinc cough in children
that iow mothers who know its worth
aro willing TO DO without it.