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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

BHter-Crcameryc choice elasJc; country choice
por b., l5ilso; country good, Cssc; county
G;ss-Fro,h IN case. l7als6 pOr dozen; iu
bArrnli l7alSc per dozen.
PoHlry-Prlce per pound: Old roo'torS. Sass
chickens, spnng. per dOk, 81 JJa2 10 or iaSc pee
II geese. i1ltpc EACH; mons Ease, ducks,
young 7aSc Turkeys. Ease per ID.
Troglrn iruiis--l4elnons 81 lOal % per box;
bauAnAS. 81 0Das " per bunch; Jamaica oranges
~ Uya6 so per hbL; piucapprs l0al3lIc each
PcJst1b'd-New potatoes, 81 Sal " per barrel;
cucumber Sc per doL tomatoes, 1jaSOc per bush
ell; oyster 1lAnt, &c per doL; egg plant SOC per
dOz yellow DauYer ohiou' 81 JOal 20 per bill.
5Oc per bushcl crate Pears, 81 70 per bhrrel
Cclerg 80 per bunch. Baltimore sweet potatoes
s. 7jaJ o. per bbl. Jersey sweet potatoes ~ 5Oa
900 Cabbage per Dbl. iicn!l 90, CraqbGrrie',
per crate :! JOas 7i S OOal0 90 per barrel span
ish onions per crate, 81 " New mountain BUCK
wheat hOur, 3aljSc per ID. Grapes, New York
COncotds per basket. i7aisc Malaga grapes - "
per barrel Apples, 81 bOal Is per barrel.
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no..

BOIOn-Tho wool market has been very
quiet this week, although values are on steady
basis and there are enough small buyers to
keep u taIr average quantity OF wool moving
Fleece woods are steady. although this trade
continues quiet Dealers arc holding territory
woods for full prices as good long staple woods
are not in excessive supply, Australian woods
are IN steady demand with firm priceL The
following are the quotations. for leading de.
Ecripuons: Ohio and PcnnsylyRniA heeces \
and above l7L,alSc, XX aud Xxx aud above lpa
1910; No. oombing &c; No. 2 comOng &c; de.
lainO gOS,a2ic Nlchigan. Wisconsin, ETC., x
Michigan lie; Illinois lie; No. Michigan comb.
ing &c: No Illinois re: No. . Michigan comb
lug 2!c; y New York. New Ham pShlre and Yer.
mont i6ai6lSc; No I New York. New Haup'
shire and Vermont l9a9Oc; unwAShed medium
Kentucky aud Maine quarter. blood bling lsc
Kentucky aud Maine three eighth blood comb
lug ist,Al9r; Indiana and Missouri quarter.
blood COmDiug isl.Ai0l Indiana aud Missouri
three eighth.bloOd Combing lSalSlIcs braid
CombIng i7AlSc Texas woods. spring medium
~ mOnthSl i2Rllc: secured price 5lGl!c; spring
Tine ~ months ilAl3c: secured price SSASJc.
Territory woods Montana medium and tine la
ci secured price S6GS7c, Utah, Wyoming, etc,
1ne medium lOal3c: secured price 92a1jc. Cali.
iOrnia woods. northern spring ilAlSc; secured
prices SSaS6ci middle counties spring liza
i1c secured price S2aisc. Australian, secured
basis comoing, ,uperfne I5hi7c; conblng. good
iOAi9c' comblQI, average aaatOci Queensland
cOmbinE i0ai2e
New lork-WOOl quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

ChIrnyU 4 very weak ioong In wheat, In
which thu mar. II started rNNr place lu one OI
greater confidence M the LATER lhli Oi the Fnl
SION. itGr,t nHUnA a. htuaa, but Nlirt that
DcromurfWuf,r d up mud riui5l Mt bFAAii'tc ~
upuuhtrd with q, 20 yCicrlty, Torn was llfm,
closing ~ hlFher May oats also Improved 80
rmyldOis dragged Though dFoRty sgp0n
without uhldNug enough ~ make any amor
uurr.
FluntunuhRnTcl
WiilNt unN so ip'lng jrIN7Hci No. 2
EpHlE bjl,a.Bl,r, No. q red hihsHulo, November
m0. nonFlc Oscsmbot h6lRhA Rir 80 MOy
o. sr1ifRsG
Cbm 'Na,n 10 s. gll.nN,,s' November gltst
p,nle Do1umDot u iaastAag Ma .1tl
gpIg r,e
Ukl.iCFh No Of. lsNo, Nn. 9 white g. 20, No q
white lHil. d. NlfOiihnf uluaHl NJ NJ 10, 10.
toniUetl hn's. tsig May lllAlJ'AUls1
NV Nu. &c.,
liAhlN No y, iO1
FIANitEU=NO. 1 pOlSAplO
TtNIIly Rtrn-l'flmb VI mai 90
Mngr0HE Cash pot Dbl, " lOas iOi November
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now no ri,EynNr CnoUP.

somO RoRdlng That VIII Prove Interest.
lug to Young MothOrs--IIUw TO Guard
Against ths Disease.
Group IL a terror to young mothers,
aud TO post thOm concerning the cause,
frat symptoms aud treatment Ia tho oh.
jOCt OF this itom. Tho origin Of Group
is n common cold. Children who ate
subject to 1t take cold worry easily and
Group Ia almost Sut0 to follow Tho
dnt sympiom 10 hoAfBOn0ss; this 10
soon followed by a peculiar rough
couch, which la easily rCcognlEOd and
will never bO forgotten by ono who has
hoard II. Tho tiinn to net Ia when tho
child fret becomes hOarso. II Chamber.
lnnE Cough ltOmcdy 10 ireely given all
tendency to Group will boon disappear.
Even inter tho croupy cough has do
vclopod II will prevent tho attack.
lhnfs IL no danger in giving this rom.
udy, for 1t Contalna nothing Injurious
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

Having the needed merit to more
than mako good oil tho advertising
claimed for them, tho following four
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale: DR.. Kings Now Discovery for
CONSUMPTION. Coughs and ColdS, each
bottle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bitters, tho
groat romOdy Tor Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, Bucklen's Arnica salvc, the
best III tho world, and DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which arc a perfect pill. All
those remedies arc guaranteed TO do
lust what " clAimOd for them aud tho
tlcalOr whose name 10 attached. herewith
will 10 glad to toll YOU moro Of Thorn,
Sold at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money aud Stock
Mnrknia.

MARKETS.
NEW YoEK. Nov. T. -Iioncy on call easy ut
II, per cent las. loan ~ p1r cent; closeIat -
per cent lrime mercantile paper S'SasH per
cent sterling exchange strong WITH actual
business ia BanIcn' Illb al G. s9aIs9lI fog de.
lnand sni :gs7l;ai So TOT sixty DAYS Com.
lneFilnl hl' s. Co.. SILVER cctlhralcS"t .htNs -,
This kUyaoi, To the speculation to-day came,
hy usual fcrgfly, from HbtORi. The lnl..i
London news reported arccOycry In Atprrcaus
ana this gave Impetus 10 tho upward movement
Covering OF shorts wb the handspring
Ui tho matkrt movement, but thuru
was also fhtr buying IOf Industrial long
account nni nls1 for ccrain pOOlS Tho
Cairs NJ the ton figures extended IN the active
Iidtu % per cent In Leather preferred Tho
other morn cpnspcnuuNly SIrOng stocks wCrn
Chicago Gas. l,ubbCr COinMOn Hnl preferred:
GpnctaI Electric. the GTAugtrs COHlet' Tobacco,
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati & st. Louis
aud Tennessee coal. In tho inactive styrk',
NtuutshA lion tUSr 3ll pcr cont Inc anal salrs
wcfo nj tho top i.slrrs NJ tho day and the market
co'ed buuynrt ~ ioEc ana al 'ubsanlial gains.
Pronounced strength wa, n9pnrcnt w ihc
speculation Ia railway nnd iltpUnneOus mort
Pages to-day. Tie improved dcbind was due
10 lie hopeful financial situation abroad. The
sales nkgfcRR,ed -, $500.
Government bonds strong
state bond Inactive,
RalltUAd bonds strong.
The total sales oil stocks to day wero 10000
SlntCE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

URIoS St0CE YARDS. CLARENoST,
BGLrINDRE. Monday Nov H., lsgj.


swISE-Artlyah this wsOt 1852 head. There
isE full supply reported on tue MARKET lho
number OF receipts being hhO4I AJJ hpId " eI'
cass OF that OF las, week. 1AetG II moderate
demnnl EaRcuIlly for the offerings ana there Is
no ChHuga tn YAtueI sinCI last week, VIZ; Prime
iIu'gi Is. raVPhs q Cla3 50; light pigs lAl|.c
sHEGP ASu l,ANR-ThOen Is u hcsSf run OF
fheep aud trade reported dul for boln. sheep
sell a. ,al3sc, and few extra -stci lambs y "a
81, and a very Jew At ic. gross.
GALyEy Trade li fair for all kinds OF good
calves, whether yrRa or Rrassefs; Vells sell AZ
$685., and Gra,ser, s. J0aj % per head.
Chlca=o-CAtIie. receipts 1900 heads market
fairly In active. deIuand at tho ruling low prices.
Few steers are selling under s. O. or above 50 10.
and good cattle arc seliing principally nj " OlG
5O Hogs, receipts s,OJl head packets anu
shippers Weri strong at 81 50; coulInOn aud mo
droyci fairly steady At 81 OlaS u. sheep and
lauhs higher receipts 1000 head; common 70
choice native shuep arc selling u u IlAi %, ana
lambs aTu active ~ s. tOai w.
Fast Buf,',o, n. H-cattle receipts ten
loads. The general tone Of the market was
about tho ssme for the few sales made with The
outlook no better. Hogs, receipts S can; iaitly
active Workers. fair 10 choice s. SOaS 81; rOuIhs,
common 70 good 81 2iAi 10; pigs. good TO choice
So 15aS So Sheep and lambs, receipts y cars
market fairly steady: lambs choice to prime
81 g0Ai -, sheep, choice W selected export
wcthon - .ja3 30; Culli and common sheep
81 Sal Is
East LIbSrtY-Cattlo fairly steady; prime
81 30Ai 30; good butchers s. sJRi UOi bulls, cows
aud stays 81 jlatOO. Hogs lower; PhilAdelphiAs
s. ~. best IOTkGr s. 7OA3 sO: common TO fair
81 G0aidj; roughs 81 OOal IS Sheep very slow
at unchanged prices.
CIncinnRtI-IIOgs strong aud higher al s. 00a
] "; receipts j,OJ head: shipments 1000 head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

A. q. BIrrbEy, Of Magic, Ia, wrlIcSi
~ fool II n duty NJ mino ~ Inform you
md tho public that Do WlLra Witch
Hazel StlyO cutod mo 81 yo'y bad Ge7n
al ortoma. II also cured INV boy Vi a
running potO on lit log. Logan Dni,
Go, Wheeling, W. Va, Is. n Peabody,
lionwood, aud lowlo 4 Co.. bfIdgo'
mort, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

Root and Bdrks-Ginscng dry, per h.,
g. 5Oag "; G1lsairAG bark, per H., Sass;
EaSsairas OIL per ID. I)lJJc. May apple root, plr
ID. 6Sl1o yellow root golden seal. per h., lsA
aOc: blood root, per h. bA5c seneca snake roo,
root, per TO-, 1jGijc: pink root, per ID. dne IA
5jc elm bark, per ID" &c; wild cherry bark,
per ID. llAaQo,
Reini-PrIme new hand.pckGl. medium 81 Goa
%: prime new hand picked. navy, 81 5Dal Go
Hojl-Plne washed iStl9c: 20 OF for un.
washed medium unwashed ibaiIc, medium
washed lsalyc.
Honey la tue comb. per h.. Bats
R1yi-Colntfy mixed lAlc per To-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

GTdia-whcal $50 per bnshcl. Old corn per
hllsh'cl about OUT 5Ori new coru, per buihcl,
400. Oh oats, Out 0l store, western crop, sc
per bnslrl; new oats Jpc per blshol.
FGGr-fuucy I0ilef mill wlntGr wheat, wood Mt
81 ~ per barrel; paper. 81 30 pee barrett spring
wheat Alunahlhi, ~ 90 In paper sack, 50 50 per
barrel. Old wheat, FamOu, 81 - In sack s. 80
IN wood Galaxy, $500 IN paper sack, g so In
barrel pilsblry flour 81 20 IN wood aud one
clghtn cotton. 81 @ In paper,
Fcti-lrap 5,i " per ton; mldlllngs SIS Oh per
ton, Hay. balel. sl7 % nor toni naw hay sl7 w.
straw, loose and baill S. por ton,
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New YOrk-wool quiet

Sow Y0rt There was slow trade In oil do.
nlrtIneuts Of business and especially with agents
aud manufacturers. aud there were no mail or.
ders, u, usual on Tuesday. A good number OF
new buyers put In their appearance aud con.
siderable business wM done In holiday mex
nnrss There wns an Irregular Inquiry made
f1s alt kinds oil staple cOitpuN but intendtnH
purchasers have found values 30 strong that
aside from urgent wants engagements were few.
Printing cloths were quiet at S-lB and no haloA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

CiIc-EfHa 1000 10 1900 lbs 3SiAic; good
800 10 lOy) lbs. J'Iagi,C good, 800 to 9)) lbs,
ga8Lc; taft 7OO TO 80 lbs, ghia5c: common, COO
10 10 lbs ?tall,c; bulls. l5{d2Hc; cows lAa5c.
HOgi Extra, S4a5g)c, good j'la5j4c common.
'3h43ISc
Sk,p-El'ta, 2agii &c; COOL lSa2c. common, la
ilsc; lambs, 2a3Nr.
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New Iork4Plg Iron quiet and steady south.
crn 81! OOaii OJi northern sl2 O1ali %. Copper
dolls brokers 81 90, exchange Sll i0Il 90
Lead easy; broktr' s. 10; exchange s. Las 20
TN nfnct; slraights sil 0Oaii Gj, plates quiet
SpcltCr easy, domestic 81 Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

VIBg1nSQIVdnia LINES.


r111rr OTTtcta AT PENNSYLVANIA HrATioS o.
NitIA III, " nr or ElHNENnl VI WHEEliN1,
Ar NrLuir lluUtH NHEuIsn ANn Al rnH
lRNNf1 iNANIA RFArInN pktpaErORr.
rNufu,.ya kEXTsff-"pAs IiAyUtG lnurR,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

Acraat once, noyor fails, Ono Minute
Cough Curo A remedy Tor asthma,
and that ievcrinh condition which ac'
CompauioI HovotO cold. Tho only
harmless remedy that producer lnmu.
date rcnuiI. Logan Drug Co., WhNOl.
ing, W. Va, u. H. Peabody, lonWond,
and loWiO & Co., bridgeport, .. 0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

On City-Opeued at 81 %; highest 81 &c; low
ct 81 %; Cl0,cd al 81 81 sales 1000 barrels,
cCatances l2.ODl barrels runs 1854 barrels;
shipments Doh barrels,
New Hork--PctrOlcum weaker; closed al 81 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
TRUSTEEs SALE.

UNRUSIEES BALE
BY virtue Of decd OF trust made by Virginia
Smith 10 me a. trustee dated September Q, 1881,
and recorded In tho Ollce OF tho Clerk of tho
County Cour, Of Ohio county, West Virginia, in
Deed Of TrNt Book No, Is, at page l6i, will soil
at the north front door OF tho Court House OF
said county, on
SATURDAY, THE7TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1881
commencing a. 10 O'Clock a, IN, the following
described property, that Il 10 say:
Lot No. 7,Of the subdivision OF tho Stroble
properly, fronting thirty.twO feet, one inch on
Mary avenue and running back 10 TWenly'elghth
street
TERMS or sALE-One.thIrd and ~ much more
dSy Of ala, lie balance in two equal install.
menb at six aud twelve months n6tel bearing
interest from theday OF sale to DO given for the
deferred payments ,..,
A. j. CLARKE, Attorney,
W. II, HALLER. AnCtioncer. nO6,WaS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

From Pittsburgh, 1910 q. m. and 700 p. m,
daily 1880 p. M, daily except Saturday, 1000 ..
NJ, except Sunday, aud 22S a M, Sunday ouly.
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Wheeling Prtduc & Terminal Ry.

SUNDAY Sn,cmbcrig 1871
Leave Wheeling -iSiJJ, tSiD, iiiiiOa m, tl.A
tIlb tIlW. 1901 n M .....
tJll, 1850, 1905 T. h "
cave Martin. fcrry -ISll, 1891 llli0lA ID,
tl6' .iH tiil plA .,..
'Ntfiyo slefinlunl junction -iSil7, 1000 lltNl
An, tlWS siHl, tl3ii fl3lS y M
iNayp Terminal Junction al7ill, lp!O1A ID,
1iIilj. a mu li.hl ILnj bll ts.D p. IN
Leave Mhulu GFcly rs, ll!Oi AIN, lIU
HOO tl'ih itiIp. thinlr H.
LrAye Peninsula -l3'8Itp'liA IN 'llSl, NilL
uil7, ti!tb. tSliS. H. ~.
'Nfflyn Whrc lng lii0, il.M m, H2l1h
ul7, lllM, tjii, Mo- y IN.
SDalIJ IDaHy oVudpl sunday tlhndAyI only
Iiitfalna Will run On ka,tefn Tina
IL TAUaSlu, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arlyalall departure OF tralnl on aud after
ull, w, llh ENPLASArlOH OP REFERENcH
AAliAs' 'Dli!yi iDlily, except sunday; ipally,
SErrpt saturday; tDaily, except Monday lSln'
pnl, nnlyi Mondays only Saturdays only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-13

SanduSky Mail, 800 ., M, daily.
Newark Accommodation, 1910 p. m. daily
ST. CaiHville Accommodation, l2l0p, m and
b;30 p. M. daily, except sunday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-08
GOLD DISAPPEARING.
The Bond Syndicate viii Probably Again
be Called Upon.

Washington. Aug. THE demand
upon the treasury today for $l000,o00 in
gold for shipment to Europe tomorrow
was not expected, and the treasury Off
cials will not be surprised if this de-
mand be duplicated before the end of
the week. The situation causes them
no alarm. however. If the facts are ac-
curately guagcd by the public express
sions of those in high places in the de-
partment.
The official figures of the treasury
show that at the close of business the
gold reserve stood at Sl04 ,46S, ,l0i, but
this does not show the withdrawal of
the one million today. The treasury
officials assume that this withdrawal is
due to the liquidation of foreign obliga-
tions. and believes it will have no effect
upon the treasury or upon Wall street.
for the reason that the street under
stands the nature of the transaction.
What the bond syndicate proposes to
do Is a matter upon which there is no
advice and there is no reason why the
treasury should be taken into the con-
fidence of the syndicate beyond know
ing that its, contract will be lived up to-
The contract provides that the gold re-
serve shall be kept unimpaired up to
Oct, l.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-08
MISS FLAGLER Is CHEERFUL
Is Admitted 10 Hail in the sum OF SiO.Ooo
for killing the Negro.


Washington, Aug. 7.-Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Fhgler, the daughter of General
Flagler, chief of ordnance of the United
States arm, who killed Ernest Green, a
colored boy of this city. last week,
technically surrendered herself to the
warden of the district Jail this after
noon to await the action of the grand
jury.
At the same time she appeared before
Judge Cole. of the criminal court, and
was admitted to bail in the sum of $40.
900. Miss Flager has been confined to
her room since the shooting. as result
of nervous prostration, but today she
appeared bright and happy and talked
cheerfully with her friends. She was
dressed in black and wore Il heavy veil.
One feature of the case that Is attract
ing considerable attention is the fact
that the law in force in the District OF
Columbia gives as the minimum sem
tence for mansaughter term of i'm
prisonment of two years In the peni-
tentiary General Flagler Is much af-
fected by the trouble that has come into
his family during the past week. and
has sought to avoid interviews on the
subject.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-08
IN POLITICAL CIRCLES
The Doom Of Free Silver Ont in
Iowa.
Mn. QUAY CLAIMS THE STATE
According to His Estimate the Situation
Is Very Rosy Indecd-A Zig Major.
ity with Philadelphia to
Bc Heard from.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. From the
Quay headquarters an estimate was
given tonight of the probable result In
the country counties that have stiil TO
hold primaries. ON next Saturday five
counties will hold primaries and sew
enteen delegates will be elected from
them to the state convention. The
Quay people assert that the administra-
tion claim these counties, but they only
concede Perry to the Hastings forces.
place Montgomery and York in the
doubtful column and claim Juniata and
Adams for the senator. on Saturday
aug. 10 the remaining country coun-
ties hold their primaries. They are
Cameron, Fulton, Chester Mitiiin, Ly-
coming and Lehigh, and they will elect
sixteen delegates. Quay claims all of
these counties but Lycoming, which has
three delegates.
According to the figuring OF the Quay
men, If the senator gets only three Of
the delegates to be elected next Satur-
day and thirteen on Aug. H. he will
have $50 votes In the convention, with
Philadelphia still to be heard from on
Aug. 20. A majority in the convention
is 145.
Marshalltown, Iowa. Aug. There
We're over a thousand delegates present
when the Democratic state convention
| was called to order today. The sound
| money men carried the permanent or
ganization and the committee on reso-
lutions voted 8 to 2 against free coin
age resolution, and presented to the
convention a majority report contain
ing plank reaffirming the Democratic
national financial plank of 1892. For
this the minority reported as substi-
tute free silver plank. which was voted
down-6j2 to 400 The majority report
was then adopted and Judge w. l.
Babb was nominated for governor, with
S. l.. Bestow for lieutenant governor.
Mississippi for Free Silver.
jackson, Miss. Aug. THE biggest
Democratic convention in the history OF
Mississippi began here today. The free
silver men have had everything thei!
own way today and easily nominated
| United States Senator George for per
manent chairman. United States Sen
ator McLaurin was nominated for gov
ernor on the first ballot and f. L. Jones
was nominated for lieutenant governor
Meaduille. Pa, Aug. AT the con
vention of the Republican return judge:
of Crawfor~ county. held here today
resolutions endorsing Quay We're adopt
ed Quay delegates to the state con
vention were elected at yesterday:
primaries without opposition.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-08
WASHINGTON CHAT.

During the last fiscal year 207i5 pat
ents were granted and l2.906 expired, and
the receipts exceeded expenditures by
sl57.390.
1t is considered certain that there will
be no revocation of the postoiiice depart
ments order against bond companies as
lotteries.
The president yesterday appointed Lloyd
Reed postmaster at Clarksburg. w. Va,
vice Lee II. Vance, resigned. Mr. Reed
was postmaster under Clevelands first ad-
mlnistration.
Lieutenant J. Beall. United States navy,
and Ensign s. NJ. Strife have been de-
tached from steel inspection duty at Null
hall, Pa, and Passed Assistant Engineer
4. +, Carter, from the Cramps, and or
dered to the Lancaster Sept. 3.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-08
TELEGRApHIC TICKS.

Miss Abigail Dodge, now at Hamilton
Mass. continues steadily to improve.
Ex-Secretary Of War Endicott IL said to
be failing rapidly at his summer home,
Danvers Center, Mass.
The Southern Pine company, of Georgia,
with $1,250,0O0 capital. was organized at
Savannah to take up several large plants.
Under fire from minister's for improper
handling Of the social evil. all but one
Of 'Frisco's police commissioners have re-
signed.
The bill Of ]. II. Gowdy, a colored voter,
against the South Carolina registra ton
law was dismissed by Judge Con at Rich
mond, Va.
BY the fall Of a factory bridge under
twenty convicts at Jefferson City, Mo-,
Sullivan, Of Kansas City, and Hooley
were badly hurt. '
An Injunction was asked at New York
to restrain the reorganization committee
Of the whisky trust from using certain
trust seeus't'ss' j .,a : I4l.,i -. 49,.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-08
STATE SNAP SHOTS.

Printer william Woods, OF Rankin, near
Pittsburg. fell from a train and was
fatally injured. @
Employees extingulshed the fire In the
Pettebone shaft of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Coal company.
The state board Of agriculture will In
vestigate an alleged epidemic OF Texas
fever among cattle In Huntington county.
Moses Labar. who abducted 14-year-old
Lydia Counterman. Of ,Stroudsburg. has
been arrested. and the girl returned to her
home.
The Grand Army men Of Lancaster.
Lebanon. Berks. York and Chester coun-
tles will have a reunion at Lancaster In
October.
Patterson Danner. aged 10. and Frank
Klrke, aged 10 years, rpm away from their
homes, At Harfisburg) and were caught
In New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-08
Tcll-Ta ale
Prices On
Par raSOlS

Look at the old tags on our Parasol
stock. and at the new ones put on
this morning. and you'll find the
closing out bargain story revealed
at a glance Such heavy figure cut
ting was not done thoughtlessly. or
with a recklessness that We SO often
read about in advertisements, We
don't do business that way. We
figured the whole thing out careful
ly and found out that the bulk of
the stock had been sold at fair pay
ing prices. The balance left is just
as good in styles and everything
else, as those already disposed of.
but the quantity is limited. 50 we've
concluded We can afford to lose n
little money on what we've left, in
order that a thorough and complete
clearance may be effected.