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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-14
He Has 1T nan.


A Newspaper WIN the Rabies Over
Very simple Matter.
For some time theta has been much
just complaint about the tramp
nuisance along the Ohio RiyOr railroad.
Since the smallpox scare it has become
especially important to keep ont tho
large number OF VaSrants who come to
Wheeling over this road, aud nobody re-
allied the importance Of this more than
tho railroad company. The company
employed two special oilicsrl to travel
on freight trains aud prevent tramps
from stealing riles, They have put OF
a large number Of "bums" In the past
two days, especially down in the oil re-
gions,
This very action, which in justice
should have been taken long ago, has
greatly excited the editor OF the Sisters
ViIlO oil Review, who breaka out In
eruptions all over, like these:
"An internal, damnahe outrage was
perpetraled on the people OF this city
last night, and one that deserves prompt
aud certain action on the part Of our
authorities.
at appears that two men came mp
here from Parkersburg. claiming to be
special policemen detailed by the man
ayers OF the Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, who say they were acting under
orders OF the authorities OF Wheeling,
and dumped out Of the local and through
freight trains all the tTampa that were
found on these two trains.
III anyone can thtuk OF moro inter-
nal, damnNblO, malicious outrage than
this one we would like to hear from 1t.
The railroad company was saved from
going into the hands OF q receiver last
year by the enormous freight and pas
senger travel It received from this city.
Wheeling is pAtroniEed by our people
daily, aud tens Of thousands OF dollars
are yearly spent in that city by our
people, then to hRvethe authorities OF
that place TO load up u lot OF tramps,
and without knowing whether they had
been exposed to the smallpox or not,
and then for the railroad company to
dump them on the people who have
saved IL Tor its stockholders, is an out.
rage too great for language to express.
"Thia violent, furious, excessive, afro
clous aud enormous act, should be met
with prompt retaliation, Stop the
trains from stopping here until the
company learns to treat us as it should
do. Stop all travel to and from Wheel.
ing until the authorities and people Of
that town treat US as they should do,
Nothing short Of this will satisfy the
people Tor this infamous outrage
They say warmth Is preVsnter OF
smallpox. Now, II tho Sistersvills
man will get vaccinated he will ba
surely and perfectly immune,
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TREND or TRADE.
IL. q. QUA 4 Co.'S. Weekly Review of Bus.
moss Conditions.

II. q. Dun 4 Co.'S. Weekly Review of Bus.
moss Conditions.
New York, Sept. l3.-R. G. Dun &
Company in their weekly review Of
trade will cay:
A slight setback, which may mean
much or nothing, according to tho final
outcome OF tie CROPS. is not unexpected
at this season. II tho government crop
reports were correct, tho situation would
not be encouraging. But not much con.
hdence 10 placed in tho reduced esti.
mate OF corn, none at all in the estimate
OF wheat and even the moat enthuslRss
tic bulls do not think It worth while TO
quote tile government report as to cot
ton, The fact is that We are beginning
to market not far from 200, 900
bushels OF corn, though only about $780,
OOO, 900 bushels will be moved from the
counties in which it ia grown, about
4j0,O00,000 bushels of wheat, Of which
the farmers are uaWisely holding back
large proportion.
Prices have settled back little dur.
ing tho past week, notwithstanding the
gloomy department report. The wheat
crop Is evidently larger than the de-
pArtment has estimated, though nobody
knows how much larger, and 10 coming
forward with more encouraging rapid
ity, no less than 1918, lT3 bushels hav-
ing. been received At western ports
against 5,iI6.00t bushels for the same
week last year from much lar:er crop.
Tho farmers have undoubtedly been
keeping back wheat under an agree
ment among themselves, but II does not
seem profitable operation Tor them.
Exports IRON Atlantic ports for the two
weeks OF September have been =, 4l7,ST2
bushels, -four included, against Q, $40 2G
bushels last year. The price declined
sharply, about two cents per bushel.
The price Of corn has also yielded,
with strong prospect OF tho largest
crop eyer grown, and at IS cents at New
York large proportion OF the crop will
be OF little profit to the farmers.
Tho largest OUTPUT OF pig iron ever
known, 1929 tons, is apparently sup
ported by u reduction OF "a, 900 tons in
stocks OF pig iron unSotd, but the fact
that tho great steam companies have
taken large quantities, which are not
included in the official statement, rem
ders the account Of stocks leSA valuable.
The market Tor finished products
is q little weaker, with Indications
OF hesitation on the part Of buyers
at Phitadeiphia aud Pittsburgh, al
though prices are on tho whole fairly
maintained. There is great pressure for
delivery OF structural products aud
plates, but bar iron is still quoted at
Pittsburgh ut 81 40 and lAnk steel 81 10.
The rapid shipments Of Marquette orc
during the past week have some inau-
Cuco upon prices OF Bessemef products.
Nothing OF importance has occurred in
tho minor metals, although tin has
been stronger Ut times with London
buying. and copper has been helped by
tho report OF big sale ofNake ut l2lc.
sAlCs OF wool have boon G,ll7.0O0
pounds Tor tho week, against ll,3ll 300
pounds Tor the same week In 1892, and
there arO indications that the domestic
market Is quito overloaded bv tho
speculative purchases made SONIC tine
nuO
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Mr., Heard further stated that his
company intends to push its operations
in search Of u good supply OF gas. The
drill will go down in Marshall county
soon aud also in Greene county, RdiolR.
ing Marshall. He wanted enough gas
for the demands Of the ColdeIt day, eve
II tho supply cannot all be disposed of
during tho warmer months.
"In Wow OF all the circumstances"
concluded Mr., Heard, Two do not think
it unreasonable to be released entirely
from the delivery OF free gas and that
tho rate hd advanced 10 294 cents, so
that discount Of % cents ran be al
lowed, leaving tho net rate Mt 20 cent?.
Even tbHn the Wheeling rate will be
below the average"
This ended the proceedings and
Chairman PAUL said that another
meeting OF the committee would be
held before the next council meeIiRg.
In the meantime tho members will
analyze the printed statement which
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Wheeling Is 10 have n regular depart.
ment store in tho noar future. Stone 4
Thomas arc putting in an entire new
line OF Eo0ds, and In connection with
their great stock Of dry goods and no.
tons they will have everything that
the average buyer deSirea. They havo
fitted out tho fourth floor OF their elo.
giant new building for a mammoth
stock Of house Furnishing goods, which
promises 10 bo the largest In tho atato,
Nj W. L. Stone, Of tho Arm, and Mr.
W. ]. Rownd. who Ia to have charge Of
tho particular department, have rO.
turned from tho cast, where they havo
been purchasing for tho new depart.
mont. Mr.. Rownd has boon tho mau.
nger Of Whites, at Columbus.
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Nothing in the world 20 strengthens
the weak, so readily restores lost nerve
force, 50 surely makes the ailing and
peevlsh young woman or growing boy
we'll and cheerful.
And for the aged aud indrm the
whole world knows its wonderful cura.
tive powers. Rev. Erastus Rowley,
president Of the famous Kentucky FL.
male College. writing to the proprietor
OF Paine's celery compound, says:
~ was for several years sick man.
My sickness was attended with const.
patton, with nervousness and insomnia,
aud the least excitement would cause
palpitation OF the heart. / have in the
last three or four years used several
widely advertised preparations. Finally
/ took Paine's celery compound and |
regard it as superior to all others,
especially il used strictly as you direct.
BY using this do not suffer from con.
stipation, inability TO sleep, or from
paipitation OF the heart as formerly
am still using Paine's celery compound
at times, und shall take pleasure in
recommending it to others"
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Mr. HEARD IS HEARD
By the Council Special Committee
Regarding Natural Gas.
He SUBMITS FACTS and FIGURES
Showing that tho Price of tho Com,
mody In Wheeling Must Bo RAISED
SO that Ills Company Can Play EyOn.
HO Wants n % liz Cent Rate, MAX.
lug tho Net Price 20 Cents-PrIce OF
Gas In Other Cities,

Some time ago tho Natural Gaa Com.
pauy Of Vest Virginia submitted to
the city council a statement that it il
unable to do a paying business on the
basis OF the contract made in 1885 with
the city, by which tho price Of natural
gas is placed at 10 cents pOr thousand,
and asking for new contract by which
the company would DO allowed to charge
tue Wheeling consumer 20 cents net,
A special committee Of eight members
Of council was named to hear minuIoly
from tho gas company on tho subject.
Last evening at tho Office OF tho gas com.
pany, in tho Peabody building, tho
Committee held its first session. Chair.
man Alfred Paul presided. The others
present we're MeSsrs. Farrell, Britt,
Wills and Hamilton, OF the committee,
Clerk Henujg aud tho following repro.
sentatives OF the gus company; Prssi-
dent George Heard, Of Pittsburgh, aud
MesIrs. Wells and Hare, OF the local
office.
IL was after s o'clock when tho com.
mittee got down TO business. Mr.,
Heard first submitted the following
statement, showing tho operations Of
the company since it began business
here in 1885;
H..
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ABOUT l'EornE.
strangers In tho Ulty aad wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers In the UIty and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
At the Republican convention to be
held soon ia tho Cumberland, Mary
land, district to nominate candidate
for associate justice for the Fourth Judi,
cial circuit, Hon. David ". Sloan will
DO unanimously choaen. Mr.. Sloan is
known in Wheeling as tho son.in-law Of
Mr.. Alexander Goode, having married
his daughter Mary, whose many friends
here will DO glad TO learn OF her hus.
bands promotion. BY the way, Mr..
Sloan obtained his legal education in
the office OF Lloyd Loundes, who heads
the state Republican ticket.
Mr.. William P. Wilson, OF the firm OF
Wilson 4 Son, lett the city Thursday
for New York. He will sail Saturday
on the CampauiA for Liverpool. Mr..
Wilson will remain abroad two weeks
and expects to do London aud Paris
thoroughly, and make a tour OF the
continent. HiS many friends wish him
bon voyage.
Mr. r. S. Kincheloe has gone ON m
eastern trip.
NJ. Watson, a Bradford oil operator, is
q guest at the Windsor.
William Queale, OF Grafton, auto.
graphod at the Ssamm yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wood. Of the
South Side, are visiting friends ut
ClarkSburg.
T. 4. Vaudergriit aud A. Il. Barto,
we'll known Jamestown, n. Y, oil men,
are at the Mcclure.
President W. G. Morley. Of the state
senate, is in tho city on business. lie
was registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Lulu Peek, OF tho Island, has rs.
turned from visit among friends At
MasSillon, Canton and other Ohio
points.
Assistant City Clerk G. II. Watkins 10
expected home to-day from two
weeks trip on tho lakes and visit 10
Alpena, Mich.
Mrs Chiles Farrell (nee Miss Kate
WhiteJ and infant son, have left for
their homo at Richmond, alter an OK.
tended visit here.
Mrs. L, DisCher and daughter Eliza.
beth, OF Eleventh street, returned home
yesterday from an extended trip
through Germany and Switzerland.
Yesterday anumber OF friends OF Mrs.
George Miller drove out in carriages to
West Alexander where she has boon
laid up for some time with broken
limb, and gave her GOrenade.
Rev. Father Raphael, ono OF tho now
CapuChln fathers to DO stationed at st.
Aiphonsus church, ia this city, Landed
In New York yesterday from the steamer
Friesland. lie Is from Bavaria.
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THERE WERE TWO GASES
OF Smallpox ADDED to the Lat
onloially Yesterday,
VERY FEW REPORTS WERE HFL0AT

Until Eyeniug, when RumoF Became
Rnsy-The situation not Regarded
as More Serious than BsfoVo-Fnr-
NAL Notice OF the MaFtin's Ferry
Quarantine Served on Mayor oatd'
well-Ths People Still RuShing TO
got vsocInated-Tho new Hospital
Progresses,
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the occasion, but maintained that the
mistake.qf the meter, nine times iuten,
Is in favor OF the ConGumor. In sup.
port OF this he asked those present "
they dornot pay less under ,tnsGOr than
they did under the contract system,
This 10 becsuRo eGonomyNis pracllced
when the meter Is doingila work.
Continuing, Mr., Heard prosentod this
table Of the natural gas rates INA mum
Der OF cities:
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On account oil Bona Of VCtOrRns bat
tloleld EncampmOnl, Knoxville, Tenn,
aud dedication Of ChiCkNtnhugua Ma.
tlonAl Military Park, tho Baltimore K
Ohio Railroad COMPANY will sell sxeHr.
sion tickets from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and intermediate stations, to Knoxville,
Tonno for att trains September Il. to is,
Inclusive, aud 10 Chattanooga, ronn.,
hoplombCr StOll aud 10 to 10, inclusive,
valid lor return paHsagO until October
b, inclusive,
Tho ratio from Wheeling 10 Knoxville
via Cincinnati will bc sli 30, and 10
Chattanooga Si2 Al, Tickets will nlao
10 sold Via SheHRHhoah junction aud
Washington NJ blight advance In ratios,
and CotroSpondlngOy low rates from
uthHr stations.
For further Information call on or adj.
dfOsS nearest ticket agent Baltimore &
Ohio railroad.
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CuoLERA MoRDrs Ia dangerous com.
plant, aud often Is fatal Ia its results.
10 avoid this you should use Do Witta
Collie and Cholera Cure. as aoon as tito
first symptoms appear. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, Il. +. Peabody,
IiOnwood, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, y. 8
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ORIGIN or DsyiDESDg.
From gas after dcductinS additions to


Total dividends paid sincJ beginning
DuNhosi......,.."....a..'..,.. ,s5O,OOO OO
Mr., lIamilton-Thc greatest trouble
Is we can. got the gas when We want it
most. fake last winter for instance.
Mr.. Henrd-rhat is something incl
dental to tho business II wo got
enough for tho coldest day in winter we
would have wasting surplus during
Elk or eight months Of tho year.
Referring to tho details Of the gas
business, Mr.. Heard spoke Of the cost Of
developing new fields Tito natural
gas company. no said, owns half OF the
Colerain well recently brought in, aud
hc has hopes that Cofsrain will pro-
dueo gas in sufficient quantities to mar.
kot il. To bring gaa to Wheeling from
Coleran will nGcossitatO tho laying Of
$4,000 foot Of Pipe at II cost OF $4,000.
10 got the gRS from that field tho gas
company would have TO spend about
$4,000
Referring 10 tho tabuiatOi statement
printed above, Mr.. Heard said that tho
debt there reported, S2l1J2 ~, 10 In.
CrHaiing and now amounts 10 nearly
$4,000. IT. has como to this, Gaid Mr..
Heard, tho expense Of gOitiDg tho gAg IL
so large that We cannot SEQ how wO shall
master the debts, lot HlonO dividends.
Wheeling, no repeated, IL gotttHg gas
cheaper than any other city, aud In ad.
dition his company has giVOn TO tho
city $4,000 Ia gas, itoe OF charge ITO
knew that this was only according 10
contract, bnl Ito also knew that when u
contract Ia found to bu inOQuitNOlO and
injuriouR TO both parties, II cat DO
changed.
Chairman paull--But ! cannot SEQ
that your company has lost money
Mt llOatd-'1'hat would DO correct II
our Investments all right II wu could
mako enough in gas TO lay up n surplus
fund 10 oIraot tho Investment We would
DO satisfied.
Mn raall-- Wei, you may mako .
half million In OIL
MIR Hoard lit would inko lots Oi good
oil volts 10 gavantao into tito this debt
Of ours. Aud besides, We RrO not letting
tho gas business 70 TO tlDU dogs In our
hunt for oil. Oil With us Ia Incidental.
Everything In business should bO OIL Ito
own bottom Onr business would 10 nj
tho bottom Of tho bOa were II not for oil.
Mr Hamilton inquired nst to the gas
ratio II Pittsburgh, and was informed BY
Mr.. Heard that the ratio ihctO In 70
COnta with n nOt ralU Of ~ Cunla.
Mr f'autt-tf II wore not for tho
mOtnra II would not DO 40 bad. A pOn'
Oral AmilC)
Nit Heard took part In lilo hilarity oil
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was handed out by tho gas officials.
This statement in q condensed form is
printed above.
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In further explanation Mr.. Heard
stated that the capital stock was 81 ,0O0,.
900, Of which $500, 900 was in cash and
$500, 600 Ia stock paid for the TayloFa.
town oil and gas field. The, 100000
cash was used 10 the construction OF
lines, drilling OF wells, etc. No divi.
dends have been paid, he said, since
July ., 1891, aud OF the 1915, 900 in divt.
dends $3.50, 900 was derived in business
foreign TO gRs--oll. The sources oil revs.
nue. are being gradually cnt of. For
instance last year tho revenue from gas
furnished mills and factories amounted
to So. 3fS so, but this year it will hardly
foot up more than $4,000.
At the present prices he could not
SEQ enough money in the business to
justify going ahead in search OF gas in
new helds, TO say nothing abOnt diYi.
bends. Even with au advanced rate in
Wheeling he did not hope TO make
much money in tho gas business. II
the increase is granted he would prom.
leo that the company would continue its
search for gas, so that Wheeling would
undoubtedly continue to be well served
with natural gas. He did not antici.
patio making anything out OF gas at an
increase, but trusted to strike oil
Mr.. Heard made the assertion that
every large natural gas company doing
business to-day has lost money on its
investment. The dividends are just
the returns on 30 much capital, but no
surplus fund is being collected 10 event
uHlIy pay off the Investment. His com.
pany does not complain o'its treatment
ia Wheeling, knowing that tho com.
pany has contracted to do everything it
has done. But, said he, tho conditions
OF this contract are hard, because an i'm.
menso amount Of gas is given away for
nothing, aud in addition gas is being
sold for less than in any other city in
tho country. "ln that respect" no said,
"wo are nj the bottom Of the ladder"
Referring TO the matter Of dividOnds
Mr.. Heard claimed that they arc mostly
out OF business entirely foreign TO gas.
In subStantiation ho submitted tho lol.'
lowing; 4
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FoR BENT.

IGOR RENr-G ROOMS, 2xp FLOOR
~ Tenth street, so. broomI, 1rd door, ECv,
chth street. SIS both Rbare apartments have
bath aud both gases Basement corner Tenth
and Market streets STA : ROOMS. lst floor, Wiz.
gnIA street SIN For SRlG-Dwclllng and store
numbered 30 aud II NitgiuiR street, cheap.
JAMES l.. IiAWLEI,
Real Estate aud Ioau Agent 1868 Main Street
Telephone tsI sol
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS,

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Drawings may BE- ,Dcu Oh aud AFTER NAWt
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'rnE best Ia what YOU want when you
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you should inslSt upon Hoods sataa'
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The Western University Of Pennsylvania.

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Profess
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school Kind In Pennsylvania.
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UTANFED-A SUITE OF TWO OR
w three rooms uniurnlshcd. centrally To-
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NETANTED-TRUsTW ORTHY PER.
w SON 70 travel Salary $50 and expenses:
Enclose reference aud self addressed stamped
envelope PRECEDENT BOX +, Chicago, SELF
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FOR SALE E..

EOR SALE-THE THREE. STORY
IL brick residence No, 1907 ChapliuC street,
lately occupied by Victor RosNnburE. Apply 10
LOUIS HORK itl.l MEX, itl7 Main street seq
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WTANTED-A ROOM IN A QUIET
w locality by single gentleman Address
"a. lntelligenccr office.
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INOR SALE-BAROUCIE FOR ONE
II horse, tatu style to scat four pCrSous. III
perfect condition. used but short time Just
tho carriage for fall aud winter use, New price
$50 present prizes sl2t Herr is n bargain. Also
running order AddtGS !. GLESENkAMP,
SONS K CO., 3aO Pcnn avenue, Husbnrch,
Pa ain-FIhs
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ZEAL ESTATE.
Special Sale Of Real Estate

NO. 1Oa FouRrEENrH STREET. br.cE dwell
lug OF six rooms aud bath. Heated by steam
All modern convenience Good Itable, etc
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WANTED.

w ANTED-P PONY A MUSTANG
wv or Indian Saddle Pony over fourteen
hands Must not DO tricky Address PONY,
this office. stAting REe. NzNand price. kett.
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MEN WHO WILL WORK FOR SO
.ANl. month salary or large commission selling
staple goods by samples TO dealers. ,ExpOTience
unnecessary. Write us HOUSEHOLD sfE-
CIALTY co, tTNl Cincinnati Ohio AUS
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GALESMAN tN1EDlUAD-wANTED
y 10 call ON physclhns with large And I'm.
p0rtaut surgical work almost ready. An excel.
lent income can be earned by physicians or
Otaem OF goOdnifroSs. SAtsacu aud Gxpcricuct
Lock liOX lhi1 Philadelphia Pa nrl
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7 =
CHEAP BUILDING LOTS on South Hl'ou
street. Marshalrs Addition:
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sToRERoOM AND DWELLING OF rooai
corner Fourteenth and McGOtuch streets
so. ISL N HURON STREET. lot 4Oxil9 feet
NO. 1921 YORK STREET frame, 5 rooms
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NO. rs FOURTEENTH STREET. lot NNl9
feet Must be sold before September.
THREE LOTS, each S0Xia0 feet, on the north
east corner OF WabASh and Indiana streets,
Island Will SILL CHEAP.
80. 100 FIFTEENTH STREET, frame house o.
four rooms. LOr 9OEiO0 FEEt
TEN SHARES WHEELING STEEL Iron
co STOCK.
ELEVEN SHARES WHEELING BRIDGE co,
STOCK.
MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL EsTATE