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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

~SgdEI-Ohoice sugar syrnpi, 27ci fancy drlpi
aSc; silver dripi nc; new crop New orleans
m0lANps, choice, Hsc; prime 35Gi fair Sici mixed
good, Now Orleans, 800; bakers good ?sr.
rurHnn,-larges. 4, mans lOi-c; medium 8, &,
hams w %: s. q breakfast baC)u g'sc; :. O. shout
dcrs ". sides $40; Ordinary beet liI; ham
dried beef llIsc; kuuckles no; illully mess pork
5lb pieces, 81 ~ heanpork, bhli, sli
LIrl-Pure reiucd, Ia ll0rI1, -: w 10 uHS
$40, ChirlgO larl, In lerco, SIC; 80 10 tina
500 tn pails . lbs Toe; tia pals } lbs, Yiaci tin
pail, lDlhN SIC. lin pals .OlbA. Stc
S~lll-CntlOAl h.isri cubes 5 lVi powdered
8 lie, gspnnlAEed standard SIC; standard contee,
ti1uen'NA i,SJC; Columbia A AhOc; standard
Windsor A A.Glc; American A 1861 white extra
Q, Ito oItraC L=goi fruit sugar 1.1oG; rcined
Cogs-Green o~onea-FancY Golden Rio 2jo;
lanci green 30; choice green. mas roasting
gTudeS2liyi; Java sSNJc; roasted IN pnrGngi'-
Arrow Rio 4l,syu; Panhandle 2l,2lc; ArhuGsleS
Co, 4 roasted ?L.29G Bnik roasted 2lc; Old Gov
eminent java rOliIul jlci Mocha and Java JIG;
"a gtaiO Rio 80,
30asJc, Imperial i1LiiciJ Japan 2aljci OlloaS ia
SNCi SOuChOng 27A7lr,
Ciaiiei star, tnll weight, l0c; Para1lne, pos
ID, l29oi mould, psr SGT, llc,
Hl,IaT-Cholct cider, llAllc per gal; STANDARD
city Dtauds l0llic per GALLON country lJal5c per
CbSss-ls quoted as jobblug at sao1 for
full cream; SWeiner, llalihc, according TO quail
ily; Llmburgtr l2C, factory ll'gc
Fdt-Nn / mackolGl, 50 lbs. $1,000 No OK
ira madkerol, - bbls,, new. 100 lbs, 81 80; No, 2,
sOlbA, 81 90; No. .. small, sjO tot 80 lbsi No q,
large, 100 tbs, S7d1
Soi,-Tinothy, S! 90 per bu,heli clover small
seed s. ~
dairy, fine. hvD'billel slok,, 81 ~ pee SAX
S,Ut GOrH-llC peT 10.
Drid frub -Eyaporatod peaches, IN boxes
Toe: OvaD0mtod peaches IN bags, sayc.
tdHled GjOb-Smndard J-ln. table psaoheh
S2Ol; pic peaches, .ilbL Csc; pio peaches, o lbs,
s. 0E 30. 3 tomatoes, S,caSl "; corn. sl0G
"a grlde, . lbs, soc; Strawberries, 2 lbs, lO'
blackberrles, . lbs, 81 10; raspDerrieS. 2 lbs
81 0j. dam.Ous, : lbs. 9iG; luna beans, ? lbs,
grail Is; cove oysters, ID, light GCcj do I thi
full weight, pc; string beans, . lbs, 15ayJI; sue
rota,h, ! lbL. 9lcaSl y; early Juno peas, 81 6E
French peas. s. 70. MtrroWtat peas = lbs tl3l
%plncapplei. 81 20; gop,eberTicS. lbs. 9lcal w.
IGooisn Wdre No | tubs, Il 70: No. . 81 p
Nos s37j; 2-hO1p pals, -; 3-hOnp, 81 u;
single wA,hhoariS, SiJf dOubls do, s45G hni
Crinped doublOdo, s!7bi stngie Sl2h
On-Llrd. western extra strained, IAc; carbon,
water white. gc: lil', SIC: ll0', Sc. White
minars' best, i3ci white miners 40, > 5Oc'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-03

R5oiiaai Birtt-GlnIlnT, dry, per ID, In de-
maud, 81 OlA8 %; aasllrl,, bark, per h., Sl)o
~saSuAiras oil. nor b., iOaJ)s; May apple root, PET
ID. 6Ht yellow root golden seal. per H., lsa
gDC: blood root, per h., bAjc: Seneca snake no1I
peflb.. free OF top, 3llljc; West Virginia snake
root, pnr To-. 2iaijc; pink root, pOr 10, iinc. Nl
a5c elm bark, per ID. 7ci wild cherry bark
per To-. l1aS)c
R,Iu-Primenow hand. picked medium, slG;
prime new maud. pinkel. navy, s. o.
lTo0t-Flne washed l5alGc; 20 OF for Nm
washed: medium unwaShel ljaiCc; medium
washed i6atsc.
Hoasg--ln the comb. p,r b., l1alic
RlIs-COunlFy mi Nel nllG pet ".
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nno ont Of nyory 1855 employed having
been killed, and one out OF every Il
hlylnghean injured,
Tho ratio of casualty 10 passengers IL
in striking contrast TO that Of railway
Gmnloyes, ono passenger having been
killed out Of zach l,0l9,6lS carried, or for
each n, LOB, 22S miles travelled, and ono
injured out OF zach 9O4, 94S or for each
l,I00, III miles Travelled.
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GSlh-WReal SO Res bHshel, Corn, ppr
bushol, car from stOru, 700, oats, out Of store,
western crop, 40 per bu,hul.
iIur-FanuY roller mill winter wheat, Wool
at 81 SOBER barrel; paper, a. 20 ptr blrEil; sprlny
wheat Mlnu1naha 81 ~ IN sack, Sln per barrel
Old wheat. Famous Slliin sack 81 30 IN WOOli
GALAXY, il7l In sack. sl7i In barrel; Plllslury
flour, y 2iln wood and oae'elghth cotton - w
IA papGr.
Fsst SIS par toni mlldllugi SO
pertou, llAv, bllol, SlslN uer ton lo1sl hay
SlsW, Straw. loose aud bAled s. " per ton
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For a quarter OF u century Dr. King'h
Now Discovery Inns boon lostOd, aud tho
millions who have received bonotlt from
its use testify to ilB wonderful curative
powers in all disonso, Of Throat, Ghost
and lungs A remedy that has stood
the test 80 long and that hns given 90
universal satisfaction IN no experiment.
Each bottle Ia positively guaranteed to
give fOliuf, or the money will DO refund.
cd. II In admitted to DO tho most roll.
hblO for Coughs and Colds Trial bottles
FREQ NJ Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store,
LafgoalEO Doc aud 81.
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Tho bosL balyO In tho world for cuts,
bruises, Horos, ulcers, suit rhOum, fovOr
sores, toltor, CiappOd hands, ohilblalna,
CornS, aud all skin OfupLions, aud posi-.
livOly curos plloi' or no pay required,
II IL guaranteed 10 glyo perfect HntisIac.
ton or money Rounded. prlco 20
cents por box. For ualO by Logan Drug
Company
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C~aH,-Extra 1000 to 100 lbs. 4taiISti good.
900 10 1000 lbs. IaIIc; good, SJ 10 90 lbs
STATE. ialr, 100 TO SO lbs, 3ltn31lc: common
Gj 10 7OJ lbs, gj4h3c; bulls, 2Alc; cows, ~llgallic
Ho1i-Eytn, 44OaiG CO. good. A'.aLtOci com
S,s,p Extra, 2a3ci good, aa!ysoi common, IL
&C. lambs, Safe,
Ersh Catps-slsnli. rnlrna. Anic.
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New York-AgCnis have advanced the price
OF OtlsRal Columbian blue aud brown deulma
10. There has been nogcnOml demand for any
class Of goods, nnd only = moderate business
wa, done IN some spcCllltlca. In tho further
Of that usual to tho first week Of tho month.
Printing cloths IN better demand aud firm Mt
21EC for Glsuuarcs with sales Of 1000 pieces or
more for juty aud August
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New YHrt-FlDur, receipts 2l.1O barrels OK,
ports 1880 barrels sales 1910 packages market
fairly active Wheat, receipts nuuUi exports
mona, sales 300 NV bushels uI futures aud 10000
husiull VI spot, sp1l closed ateadyI options
opened STEADY hut declined rapidly, OlOHlllg At
closed Al 7Ilioi AugdlI 7lj6oj BOptdmb0t 7OyieI
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry,
GO BREWSTER Receiver

1lmo Table no 10, to take cToli lllll d IN,
Sunday November u 1871
Leave wheeling -isiOJ, tJib, ili!i1A m, tli2l
e1!lb, tan, iJ3W " ~
Lave Peninsula -lSiW 1851, lll!ldL mrtl!A
eS!ll, Il.Jd. 1900 T. ill.,
lAaVO Mathis Fotry-tSill 1881 llli3lA M
i2Ill, vLF Il.2 lgliA
Arrive T|otinlnAl Jhnulion-ts!tL ttt,1t, ittiji
t,, tHS, Silal, Illlb tNllS " ~,
LNayn TufnllnM linCtlpn-I7llA 1901, q NE
tiliI0' a m, liihl, tt,0i, ISlti tS,li y IN
LOaya MatlIu'sfOtty -NE2s avn Am,, lliL
lIOi. It,iO, 1870 Isjblp N
Leave Peninsula = I7jh, le'llam, "il.bi, lllL
IAN, tN,2b, tsltSt \. M
AttiyO Vince. lug -lijlO, tgI0 a IN, "l2'oh
tlliI. tim. 1854, tpiNp ~.
tDaliy. tDAliy except SUNDAY tl1ndAY Onlf
Aliiului Will run un Eastern Tina
JE rAUsSlI, superintendent
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RAILROADS.
~ Pennsylvania Stations.
IVlBRRR8gVdRiaUngs.
Y Ia TroIns Pun hv ContraI Time.
Ram by Central Time.
s'rrywrSr srsTr"-"PAN HINDLE RovTE''

r,cxrr OFT1crs At pFsrNSTLvAElA .sTArIoN o.
'VVATFR ST, fOoT or ELEVENTH ST. WR4ELko'
AT McLURN HOuEE, WHEELING, AND At INV
PENrYLvAStA STATION, pRlDdEPonT.
..-g v.-y.-H nv UAvntr Pni-TR,a
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
snrErH HOUND

On aud after Monday, June 10, 1895 ras.
songcr Trains will run N follows: "DAllE
iDhIly EKeept Sunday. Central tlme.
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MACHINERY
BROWN CHEMICAL &C

pEDMAN 4 co.
GENERAL MACHlNISTS
hnd Manufacturer Of Marine ana
Stationary Enaln0p
hui7 WHEELING, W. VA
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FINANCE AND TitADE
Tho Features of tho Money and stock
Markets.

Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
New York. July Money on call easy atiISaa
per cent last loan ~ per cent closed NIX
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 2lIaS per
cent. sterling exchange firm at 81 S9ksaiSl5i,
silver certificates 67i.aG73sc
Renewed efforts werc innlc to-day 10 donreSs
values on tho stock exchange bY circulating fi-
In0u OF prospective gold shipments II Is ruc
that u banking house which does business with
Cuba. Q Expects ~ send some French gOldtO Paris,
which has been received hero In transit from
Havana. hut his Transaction is purely COM
mcrcial affair In the ordinary course OF bust
uusS Entirely disconnected with the gold cx'
port movement, there appears to DO no other
LIQUIDATION for the stories set ailoat about gold
shipments. and the street treats them NJ mere
"bcar points" It l. not likely that any long
stock was sold on the strength Of them.
The short Interest which took alarm NJ the
confident tone Of yesterdays tate trading went
Into the market at the opening this morning to
cover their short contracts, aud the commission
houses has numerous buyilg orders, both OF
which incidents helped to advance prices In tho
enrly dealing. Toward midday rcnllEaiions act
In; Inc hears took advantage Of this condition
Of Alhlr TO hammer tho general market, moro
particularly the Changers, and Win the eNccp'
lion NJ Apnrtinl rally ate, delivery u iho
tendency throughout the afternoon was ~ tho
direction oiloWcr figures. The market closed
weak, and prices, In tho main, arc lower than
IN the fnnl sales Of yesterday.
Bonds worO quiet aud itm generally. AZ tho
close somo slight recgssloDawerc noted. Tho
niles were sl,t6iOOl.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were 81 $50
shares
Government bondi firm,
Ut.tv l.Utg HfI1
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wHohN4AnN pnIoHs,
Woekly Hapnrt % ttu LluN Wholesale
Markets In all Luce.

NfAaNh w AWh lNihhhAHN 1919
WuggllNu, Tuesday, July =,
oHtIle Of tho advance In wool there arc no
changes OF Importance this week,
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1O Il, M. from Cleveland 10 uhtlnhsvliiO 21s
~ IN from uhtloh,vlllo IN Cloycland runs daily.
Through connections and through tickets To
all pOlutL Call on our hgcuu W address
Al, u CAlllELi ucnetal rAslCnAct Alonl
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
ITIyE W0FEIIy0 IF1IF nv 6RovF

maud ntOr Saturday, February Z, 1895, trains
will run a. follows, city timo!
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Tho Cleveland, Loralu 4 Wheeling R. R.
GOING SOUTH.

limo Table In effect Monday, May %, 1895,
clnynlnnh nnnni- For Of South Malnr Street
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From Pittsburgh, 1910 a. m. and $50 p, m,
daily, li:SO p. M, daily. except Saturday, i28 p.
M. except Sunday, and 2:2j a m, Sunday only.
except Sunday,
The morning times., 1895-12-05
BRAuER MAY COME BACK.
He Is the Man w no Robbed the ChiliaI I
Minister.

It is probable that Jose Brauer, the
butler of the Chilian legation. wanted for
the robbery of Minister Cana, viii soon be
crime he is charged with.
Ever since the robbery was committed De-
tectlye George boyd, who was assigned to
the case, has kept track OF Brauer's wan
derings. On the night of the robbery the
butler left here for New York, and there
took South American steamer. He went
to the City of Mexico and finally committed
theft in that place, for which he was in
dicted and committed to jail for few
months.
Detective Boyd Immediately communicat
ed to the American consul, at Mexico, but
before steps could be taken to arrest and
extradite Brauer he had served his term
i'll the Mexican prison and been released.
copy Of his photograph was obtained.
however, with more accurate descrip-
ton, and today number of circulars
containing his picture we're sent out
from Headquarters by Inspector Holm
berger.
detective Boyd had another conference
with the minister this afternoon, and 1t
is probable that Mr. Cana will go before
the grand Jury here and have him indicted.
Then there win be little or no trouble in
apprehending him and bringing him to
this country as soon as his whereabouts
is again discovered. A complete descrip-
ton of the stolen jewels is attached to
the circular, and il is thought that all
or nearly all viii be recovered, us the
thief has had little time to dispose of
them.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
pENNsY's NEW BRANCH.
Freight Line TO Rossyln VIII He Gem
pitted January L.

Since March, 1898. the Pennsylyania
Railroad Company has contemplated an
extension uf its line 10 Rossiyn, at the
Virginia end OF the AqusdGct Bridge
just five days ago Il large force or work
men began operations on the laid-out route
and they will have the new system IN
working order by January, 1896.
The line, when completed, will be nearly
three miles In length. or tu he precise Just
4,s3T feet. 1t will branch off the south
bound track, in front of the Alexander
Island race track gate. From there Il
will run for une mite on newly-purcn aseo
ground. The balance or The route VIII be
on the bed of the old Washington and
Alexandria Canal, which is the property
OF the company.
The Rosslyn terminus VIII be ct the
corner W Chadwick avenue and Gardner
street, where some coal trestles and
freight station will be erected.
A trestle-work bridge. ZOO feet long.
over the marsh at RoIche's Run. is now
i'll course uf construction.
When completed the line win be devoted
exclusively 10 the transportation OF freight
The morning times., 1895-12-05
S2l.2O PER MONTH.

1t is very evident from what has been
said that as the cylinder contains only
1893 cubic inches, cubic pint being
20 cubic inches, that the cylinder will hold
about % pints, which at Zo cents PINT,
would Gust at the first blush S1o.60: and II
has been shown that the cylinder Will only
hold enough TO light six rooms for fifteen
days, or 5000 for a month.
1t has been shown that a pint of liquid
acetylene will produce the equivalent uf 30
cubic feet OF gas, the gas uf the Washington
Gaslight Company. The 90 feet VIII Gust
the prompt payer only IL 1-2 cents while
the same volume in acetylenc ur its equiva-
lenthas been shown to cost 20 cents.
Ii may be SAID that the acetylene COM
pany can use half loot burners, in which
case they could supply ten or twelve rooms
IN the house. but that Will not aEer tfe
price nor the impossibility OF beheVlng
IN the practical Application oT tie discovery
until the company has explained what Is
now SD shadowy and vague.
IL is Understood tnat II is the undoubtcd
and singular briiiiance of acetylene which
has been used as an argument for its
adoption.
brilliant" said another gentleman to The
Times, ''there is no reason to reduce its
volume to such a degree as would put 1t
on a parity with ordinary gas in order TO
make 1t perform more thsh it can under
normal conditions. II the brilliance OF
the light is to be so divided, then it is
better to have a one-foot coal gas burner at
full power than more or less inefficient
parts OF the light produced in one-foot
burner with acetylene."
So from all that has been said and can
be inferred from the published statements,
the new illuminant will be available only
for the wealthy classes. until the price shall
be reduced. Judging from the news from
other cities the coal gas companies will
be the first to make any extended use of
the discovery.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Is lctTYlENE | FRAUD?
Continued frum First Page.)

foot contains 1,T2s cubic inches, and hence
366 pints are equal TO, say, IL cubic
feet. But aoetylene gas is fifteen times
brighter than coal gas; SO multiplying l -
by 10 we have say, 90 cubic feet-that is
the equivalent of % cubic feet OF our
beautiful Washington gas at cost OF 70
cents, or something over 50 per 1,cOO
cubic feet,
According to the foregoing figures,
assuming them to be correct, the rate OF
expansion of the liquid acetylene would
have to be eleven times greater than il has
been stated TO be, 10 order TO furnish the
required / 900 cubic feet at oven 20 cents
that IS, one pint OF the liquid Mt 700 pounds
would be required to yield 4,026 plnts
at q pressure great enough to overbalance
ordinary atmospheric pressure"
"To show the extreme tmprobability
of any such expansion, it is only necessary
to state that water aud air, taken as types
OF the two conditions of matter referred to,
are 40 to 1 at fifteen pounds per square
inch as regards their relative weight.
"Now, in view of the foregoing, is 1t not
In order for some one duly qualified to
rise aud explain where TIE greatly cheaper
rate claimed for the new gas comes in?
"The prospective stockhalders, as wen
as the public. have a right to know whether
the illuminant is going to be within the
reach OF all, or only an article de luxe
not intended for the multitude, and to
determine this is the easiest problem
imagiuab bic. Let the officers of the COM
pany appoint committee OF dislnterested
persons who VIII take a measured quantity
of the LIQUID and burn 1t under the usual
conditions in q standard burner. Then let
them push the results, and the public VIII.
be able to draw correct conclusions IN re-
gard to the merit aud cost OF the new gas,
,.tp
The morning times., 1895-12-05
DAILY LIST OF RoBBERIEs.
Eleven Victims Report Missing valu-
ahles to Headuuarfera.

The list of robberies reported at police
headquarters grows larger daily. Eleven
larcenies have been entered upon the book
In the District office in two days.
NJ. Robinson of No lois Fourteenth
street north west, reported stolen from his
house yesterday q Prince Albert coat.
four pairs OF pants, and a coat and vest.
Marcus Notes of No. 201 G street north
west, reported stolen within the last three
days ladys gold watch.
Benjamin Bass of No. 81 3 E street north
west, reported stolen from his shoeshop
yesterday a pair of shoes.
j. j. Clifford of the Catholic University.
reported stolen from the university since
November 20, black beaver overcoat, black
broadcloth dress suit, one coat, a pair of
shoes. four raZors and pair OF scissors.
F. Kern of 90 NJ street northwest. re-
ported that while at Convention Hall Mon
day night his pocket was picked of a pocket
book containing S42 in money.
Mrs. Ida Burns of No. 1915 H street
northwest, reported the loss or theft OF
black ostrich feather boa.
Mrs. 4. NJ. NOVEL; of No. EOS Indiana
avenue, reported stolen from her house
yesterday, a gold watch.
Schrot Bros. of No. 491 Missouri
avenue, reported the theft OF a push cart.
Fred Ireland of the House OF Representa-
tives, reported the theft from his office
of a Remington typewriter.
Mrs. Berger of No. 439 II street south
west, reported stolen from her yard lot
of gents underwear
The morning times., 1895-12-05
"MERTZ'S GREAT
HOLIDAY EXHIBIT"
Holiday Goods

Nearly everything you Holiday shop
Gift Every after the
finest Bottles, Perfumes domestic inclading the
Exrac Sterling
probaby
stores pecia5 line of fine Cutga
Brushes the Ceuloid
Toilet
and a of exquisite Novelties.
We know expect larger
prices disappointed
forget your Drug Medicine you'll
everything this spite Holiday
The morning times., 1895-12-05

Walter slopcr had $iO0 on Balmoral to
win.
After being among the "also rans'' for
the last lew starts Balmoral was finally
let down.
Detective Mason requested John Bran
non OF the notorious Brannon brothers. of
ringer fame, to leave the track. Brannun
had grown a beard and he thought he
would not be recognized, but the detective
spotted him very quickly as he was sitting
In the grand stand.
"Chappy" James has given up boxing
and taken to the saddle again.
Orlando Jones and Tom woodford leave
for Europe shortly to see the trottiDg races
In Italy and also to visit other European
cities.
Both Gaiety and Devisee were brought
to life in their respective races.
Tom Miller was one of the lucky ones
to cash en Venusburg. He had So all three
ways on her.
Starter Flynn sent Jockey Hayes down
for fifteen days for acting badly at the
post In the third race.
The last time The General started his
price was 40 TO 1. Yesterday II was to 3.
. "SamIny" Gassenhelrmer Will make lot
of money as long as he sticks by his present
trainer. Ike Carson doesn't know when
horse is fit any more than Jockey Joe
does.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
BOAT BUILT AT A SAwMILL.
Capt. Allison Starkler's Little Great
Eastern" His Own Handiwork.

A strange craft. with an unusual history
hearing the name, Little Great Eastern on
its bows and stern. is moored alongside OF
Rileys wharf, Al the fout of Eleventh street.
Her builder and master is Capt. Allison
Starkler, and one uf the peculiar features
about the craft is that, although she Is
thirty-riye feet between perDendiculars.
forty-fuur feet over all. twelve feet beam
and seven feet depth OF hold, she was built
twelve miles from the water. at the Vir-
ginia sawmill of Capt Starkler, and
waslaunched, few months ago.
The boat is the work entirely of Can't
starkler. he having sawed out her tnlbers
and put them up during the time when his
mill was idle. Every@bit of timber In her
Is white oak, her planking being twn-inch.
she is slonp-rigged, aud it is said for her
that she is very close and fast saIler
She is n keel boat.
Her cabin is finished in oak and pro-
vided with all the comforts of home The
Little Great Eastern reached Wa ashjngton
few days ago and will sail within a
day or two for Baltimore.
The morning times., 1895-12-05

The purpose is to show bicycle dealers
and riders. by actual demonstration. the
simplicity of the Morgan x Wright quick
repair tire. This tire Is distinct improve
mrnt upon previous ideas. IL ena nies the
bicycle rider to make PERMANENT RE-
PAIR at the roadside, WITHIN TWO MIN
UTES WITHOUT HURRYING.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Fen Upcopscious In the Store.

A white woman. about forty-five years
pharmacy last night and fell 10 the floor
unconscious. The pharmacists In charge
there telephoned fur the Emergency am
bulanCe. and in the meantime resusa1tateo
their patient She refused to gJ 10 the
hospital, and after lingering in the drug
store rur some time she lett Heart trouble
Is thought IN have beea the cause. She diG
not give her name.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
FROM MARLBORO JAIL.
Two Prisoners Escape and Have Not
Yet Been Caught.

Charles Tillman and Joseph johnson. col
the jail at Upper Marlboro, Nd, last
night.
Tine escape was discovered at about 10
O'Clock and efforts at once made to re-
capture the men, but up to q late hour
last night they had not been caught.
The morning times., 1895-12-05

This Quick-repair tire is easily distin-
guished by its red valvesteni. All riders are
invited to ask Morgan & Wright. Chicago.
for a beautiful pamphlet illustrated from
lifel describing the idea. Meantime. don't
forget the household phrase
The morning times., 1895-12-05
@ 1lzeu 70 nAeA.

Tomorrow a party of experienced travel
cago, will reach this city ON a special car.
winch, between November 1S and the day
before Christmas, is expected to carry them
into about fifty PRINCIPAL cities between
Canada and the Gulf and the Atlantic coast
and Missouri River.
The morning times., 1895-12-05

The cycling public OF Washington is in
vited to an informal reception on car
''Wanderer" tomorrow evening at Penn.
ladies.
The morning times., 1895-12-05

For Benefit of Creditors.
A bill of assignme Mt was filed yesterday
by T. j. Ettinger & Brother, contractors.
OF No. 207 Twelfth street. northwest.
Attorney Andrew Wilson being named as
trustee. The assets of the firm are placed
at $500; liabilities. $4,000.