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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

' 3 ss ' ssS F s Hs%
held mainly g 90 i sG @T Faaa to o SIy
MOVING iri~ better. We quote: Beans dome.tic mar,
Ch0 ssss gF 'S s Wit 81 sy 20 3 z Ss - %
kidney 81 Si9sl -. do turie soup - 'ofSl -" % ~
csn marro 50 i'ass 20 do i,eisn medium 81 H %e'
s. 81 ~, d. D., h s,s'@ c a. sSotch o7i.oasl
nrmer ro"e on ;.ncy Gream, uyrS sad hg ;asy :"
,nrav led some TO- believe thu, the narSr vaili noi
that point on ms turn hence ae hlyins ssn
today WIN sos , a TN gl @2 , a 6 Day
passed ana the brokers paid sc for lines Of ex
s,1asS on iS"lf c E,ae eay ayins and i3co
y ''a 10 nr.e iGei7. d. ,hi. to seconds i2a'c
state dairy, ha Tabs ',,,as' lrg; - N..sn ,u, ii
i4ai4i-c seconds cpllc. factory. Tss laii;s DO
"nEfsr The he. vca las affected The condition
- The cheese quite seriously. som" lots huncf others
.caing AMI nearly ai bore tender \ r." slpn,.n,S
Mere in rct,, sod order Exporters Indifferent
AMI scarcely anything hal tcn ION" ~ large SIZE che
or Two shippers IA ! or fancy quality but receivers
Ti oT ha, f,r nom. demand ana are nrm
Wa,er,oWn On SATURDAY 5000 iosr~ sid Gaa7c: At
large colored OF white. &C. 90 r"M 70 choice. "pr.
good to choice. d'sa7.c. - ,onm.n - air '1oo. per-,
Brine e@S',c: mi SKINS. lalisc
EGGS eeepta not gre - aIie az as 81, M'niIy ~
and li'le speculative snipSri tc marIet IS .hn
receivers are onefinr b. gods Ieey ar i2,f
syltana. i$ai3.c. Western I2sNl2'.c; Southern ne
rRrrrs FRESH w apple arTlye ana prizes tees, hold
ana M@rs saG a. a. ni rh~ ornarS frcr
cr. were IN wre'rs.i condition morn ani cy 90 AMI
We al an5a . hpps r.sc per nbi s2asi Il ',rannrr-
fre.Tn'' ln" peI ,4liib.rrs N1rh Carolina 7aioc
,be-,f. y.
green icr quart 7qSc Wacr'neion-. Florida each.
coa75c. Mussnelons. per hhl. s2a>a ,,.,......,,,.
FEi'ITs DRIED Esaroraed APPLES hold a'el' s ,
t'hhirr trade IS only m d'ra'" ana fhlpIgs ar, ,v.r
cEoI., no, oarrng corr@ skins slow. Al kinas -
f5rnia frui,. bling f.ir.r ~ quote. Aprles e'"l-,-
rated fancy c'.0Ic. do prime - c'ee. Gs" d. en-,
s ig3'.c d. sunlr.ci i',. ~, '' isrr ina
iic pums S'ato 2i.ai.: hlack1erre@ 4li.c. apric.-
Gaec. peaches. Ie~lel iepi's: d' unf"~'ei 'fN's''
Hors ernand unaar,,~i A. .h,., enough ursency
s', tel and ri f .c ~" N' ' ahsc s ,S d. goa
prim' Gsq7'.c: d, common 80 fair lni'. ''nf''"F''
,roIITrY ,AIyer ,ar'os- n s,e ,.'ay Fo vi,
ha, onic, Duck. and eee.- anl W .,,, srrns chick
r'rr,n' - 'oe .iEF~. ~ Fr.sa fv'e plenty and
n" s sSr e a s1' ,,r nr ,v ' ana linz
l0~nv ~ We qaoc: Turbe5- per h. Nsio-. ~'-. &C.,.
lS,ns eassen, Ihnd,paa 30 90 ], Ing l..,ia .
az, ~ Mr-ern :, az slr!l' i.f i...n >. i -,
aHea. Ggac'.. ,l,y,r 3;q:o 49, siraN. $685.. oa'
roTNror+ ANp VEGETABLES Nev r.,a'2', ~ aFs'
Many i- IN ..t IL sni r.. . .a." E'ir ran. "a
prices ar, generally i5n a-l anp9 .a,ane W quot.
ita,.es n'-rnuia per ,t. saisi &c. a. southern nov
S2a>f -. d., ,~.'ni. <igsi &c. '' ai 81 2,Ys - No.
$3.50 d. s0a,hera siatg. cucuinicrs ch,re.'on ref
.n':.sses POO" III. .''fS, Gr'ce t'"e rri H ,'-er.
'tH.t 81 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday. June 3-p. m.
The stock market strong. but dull. and
there were few features OF any particular interest
The extreme hot weather and the holiday abroad
helped 10 restrict trading. and the days transac-
tions amounted to only ls4. 336 shares. The pass
ing OF the United States Cordage Company into
receivers hands was not unexpected on the
Street. for the condition OF the company has been
known for a long time. and the only question was
as 10 how soon such a step would be taken. The
management OF the company has wisely made ar
rangements with well-known bankers TO act as a
Reorganization Committee. and plan for rehabll-
tating the trust was prepared before application
for receivers was made. Ever since the unfortu-
nate collapse OF the predecessor company. the Ma
tional Cordage Company the stockholders Of the
United States Cordage Company have been will
ing 10 submit 10 about anything proposed and
there Will probably be no serious objection 10 the
plan for reorganization. which provides, among
other things. for the raising OF 100000 on first
mortgage per cent bonds. this amount 10 DO
provided by assessments upon the stockholders.
The failure OF the Cordage Company, had no effect
upon the stock market. save In Cordage shares.
which declined fractonally, but this stock Is so
low already that the companys insolvency could
not put II much lower without making 1t a minus
quantity.
The decision by the Chicago courts against the
Central Trust Company In Its application for q
receiver TO represent the first mortgage bond
holders OF Distilling and Cattle Feeding helped
the stock OF the company, and was encouraging
inasmuch as II was directly against the Green
hut-Aorris interest IN the concern. The In
dustr.a and Granger stocks were the leaders to-
day In point OF activity. but in no stock did the
dealings amount to over 1900 shares. and In
very few to as much as that. National Lead was
up point on brighter dividend prospects United
states Leather advanced and General Electric
was higher on reports Of renewed negotiations
with the Westinghouse Company. Chicago. Bur.
Angton and Quincy. Rock Island and ST. PAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New X.
rOTrCS-The ABSENCE 4 public adNices ii'i - ~,
owing he closing market ID '''l Nc
SnfdSv In England The New YORK anu ~" WI '
,na,E.fs ,nCef IA. ru:;rO. Of home ihhn'hNrs. -.
nr,e'n rs showed considerable hrInness ON mali, 'p 49,.
a., decl.ue O.: about points on July on ',s az
,no,h. showing loss IL points. anu ini-''''
sfsr the ,au IT,. early months Eel OF seNei". p's -
Or ,vy.sf pri..s u tie indicated oss I'm
..s,v.s riosuo figures of about points. shoitN "i''
So, on-ni-c however, there ialN u a"o". .'.
,ns ,,,ices Il saturday the imprCN, neN nehs us
ir tbs execution II buying orders The cary 's' wa
a;;,-,ad in the main favorable "eath" ana .i'I ~
,or,s received from the cotton bet lh' ihaINe' 49,,
s.eadv with to points net advance ana u'a' s1s ~,
IN 90, pa.es market ra,li-,, il"aid ''' ,,
the fear fha, recent IN the West h.sh' "iis
an overflow Of MISSISSIPPI kNer. me va 80, ~,
became frightened and covered freely me sT'u'H ~
H. Boston leads some I" ''i''c '''
I'D ,vsv. will sweep country anu 'i-s'
conditions IN ne cotton -.
IN cotton belt - not VII" th' ~ ~.
TEXAS where the maximum tcupeiAtHi" va = .,,
weather forecast fo-noIrOw j. ot p''as"I "'' 80,
weather 'Th. Financial Chronicle VIII ssu' 4 Sa.'
s,afemen the latter part Of this week ana us l.sa,
ZION is looked forward with q great He" u. 80
The forthcoming report IS ais, a"ai''u IA
much interest ara the general IDEA Is NAV u WI.
rather bllish Local traders are op"ialns css 49,
and outsiders are rule awaiting Ni'p &c "
The mort receipts the week arc estimated q, 49,.
Is coo bales against 27.o4 bales last week ana l' gS
last year Receipts Houson To-Day We're lou UarS;
na,, zoo hale last week and 80 bales last year ana
a. Memphis =, bales 49, bales last "eeA anu ~
last year. -. a,. c,,s,,r bids the
nd last wear
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,,,, Warning. fairly steady ana
iarbs with the exception OF common Eli, 70 cars
% zoe and sales were W ,sed n, Tho close
Of STOCK ,. i, sbeen sold s2lS4 % per loV 10, "a
pc ~ choice selected at 81 81 prr1s YnI cars
.e,t Ga choice lambs al - JVpSo 90 anu
- 90 deces y, - ord s. with 80 off the lot Dress
IeN,tal az ~ -, as Der dressed lambs irm a' Q"
,o ond few dressed yearngs az s@i lambs 90 II,
o, a., SO q per NJ go DO 6! No. IA a. ~ ~, 6. H.
a. X 10 At So 5o oG do. 81 H. al ~ - "a; n al 81 81
81 a7 ~ DO . S7 H. s 81 Kcnscy % r. a, 9 90
30 d"' G., ~ At 81 c3o d. c3 H. At 81 81 20 d IG ~
a. -. % Kentucky sheen 10 a., 10 80 H. a. So
sg Isl do 30 g a" vlsFnii lambs 70 So ~ g ~
a. q, \, a, So, ~ d.. ~ No. ~ - 49,, a. ~ H. al 81
G \ a 50 X "a 4, do s s. % 20 west vna sheep ana
laW yir;1 u, No. IS f. a. 50 30 os ~ ., s,a7,.
- n n At 50 % do y n A. 50 -, -, aq 81 ~
- s.. 90. d. g y. 2, 81 Y 20 a, e. s.
so d Co. ~ kentucky lambs. - D. a, - ~;
g. H. 81 s. 30 -: d. - 70; ~ ~ - a 49, 30 do
sc, ~ n, AZ ~ iol 3d. loi ID At ~ ~ - % n al
- H. ut :. -. 20 d. ~ ~ ~ > '-4'
s, v mi E Sherman 80 Kengcky lambs: % no. q, H.
$40 tho loi iGo da 80 - H. ~ 81 d. ii Ken
a. So 2s N, ,I6 $ ." 81 d. - H. 50 %
Ifnn. s Mullen: ~ Onto shcera - IT, 81 ''' -
S'n" o. H. 2. siate lambs. 90 n ~ - !" - SI n
sr..n ~, n, AZ 81 i DO. 30 r. a. s""'' - w. D "
At q b. . d. ss n. at s. 30 1900. lambs % n. at
~ s,S,. d. = H. 81 90 rs Wes,ern y.afhss
- ~ n. 81 -. 70 Western sheep. - n a. - o. 6, -
'',mh"S! X! ~ oiio iheep NJ 81 GO, ,o,,
noes ra-.,p. frr W. days @ cars. or -" 80 n,o.e
o g. head Tor sale Market easier and desasfS S Ss
- 's,I< Ia .,uI at -ca7c sNtrene wssn,s' 49,
'S sai'- Haientec. TOLLS: Il state hogs % ID @'-
eTsF u Al = \ CO.. PEI 10 State hogs 2s' n at 81 10
y G,,,ins: ! STAT, hogs. 2c2 n. a. - 40
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year , ..,e,,. hids ,he

Market closed steady 70 points advance o-
win Saturdays closing prices Transferable nous 80
Total sales l$ 500 bales Nev-iork net ,ecs f i.s
france $40 bales forwarded ga bales sales, . v- par
spinners 700 bales stock. 2.622 bales Ioa5 nt
bales week o.S'5 bales IN
ports to-day: Britain sa52 bales Frdnce 80
Poi.s Continent $50 bales this week; ,Irea
Britain s352 bales France. $40 bales Ion'nTns' Sy
tsies. stock 5l2 35T bales Newlork spot safes to,d
"a nieht as officially reported FOR consumption l"-
bales contract; 800 bales. Total Iu2 bales po' ctto
dul rcdling up!ands. 1i.c. middlng Gun. 49, "'1N
ia Unchanged compared with Saturdays closing -,
COFFFf,-The close Of the European markets ''-nds
on account Of Wni;sunice holidays lad me eirc {"
limiting operations In this market ms iao'
with The intense heat. left local traders IN no huio'
FOR speculation and business confined the greater
rart az the cay making quotations. chisi ,ianst,
tions were for June Rio cables were hrm 40 sraHe
Quoted I exchange receipts. 900
Siearances for the United 1000 bags STOCK 1T
RIO 2i9 900 bags Santos receipts were 1000 bags st., 4
8, santos ia 900 bags. firm AZ 40 rcis. The
s,earnships Imperial Prince with 1000 bags. and Bel
Harden 1900 bags have cleared from santos Ant
werp stock July /. $500 bags.
Contracts closed dull at &c decline safes were @o
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

in the far West and in Northwest predictions OF
rains in The central corn and big increase IN
the visible supply market broke quite rapidly
ing very little resistance quotations declined nc
Prairie Farmer estimate OF The acreage of corn wa.
hearish showing an increase % IL per cent. MAKING
,h~ total " OoOOOp acres. against iiroVn last 'h
Tho nrtn-lual acreage were; NebrasAa., d" ~.
cont. Kansas per Iowa. IL per cent ln''a'
Illinois and Michigan cent. and ONO per -,
m rally Of tho late afternoon was helped bs te
who, and especially tic statement q" we
Board that the condition "f oars slpMII
IT,, o,-eas. :ur month Cash corn was ffs
In, sar active. 5000 bush No sold az 90 g ~
,a,o,, 1 ,o bush at jci.c delivered '2o" push NJ ".v
- and Jllv d. afoat LOT up ~
'..i n, $40. 1000 bush yellow corn az % 60
Iru,urcs LEI, or az &c oN II NJ
cas fairlv active ana weaker. raiynr toward me
I-,o nneung showed preppndefanc' 81 'Iine =, 80
der yhrh prices casei ~. the late deliveries ~
c.go leading The decline. This was due III p,' ..-rt.
49, - rains and predictions - rains hepe, ny ~
I5rair. Farmer that N" a'ieat. 90
". -os 2 40 HH acres against - lf,"" Hts' N.'
NJ sovel large increase. and this orouEh' III -,
i,,ii.~ Later the strong AM hlkn't IN a.
,fs.s.ri STATE figures reported 20 SNOW Sa,s
'l,.n a. ., during the pis' T.. 3oe =,
,,.,. ~ paD hush. including Jj."n hisl -
Elevator and 80 600 bush track "hli' w.,
nj. was quoted 3Gi.c asked 20 =, ~ r. VI
INV. Two rowcd state quoted Io4 80 a., w.,
IT,, lrli. canada city made quoted S.". ,,,,e-
n,..i state 7OHitc SEEDS Mark'' .uxr,, ~ 80
r,o,.1 AZ S9aS0 ~ for fair - good ana siVoS'o' '
r.. g,ve for coraarson the closing rr,r's OF "' ''
~. and for corresponding DATE last !'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
r0rAIDEc,rIPrS TODAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

-, W , foundry Sla 80 MINI patent -four. ~ 80
80. No soi.... ~ 80 isuSN, f',,uia' .,,,c p,
steel rais.-......- - W i,,,u -.
,aLa Pork, J., -.
Nyfc,. N rei &c. SOL I.srl. prime. -
40. = mixed 30. !h-!1'. ~ III ''.'''' Oh
Oats. NJ. mixed. :- it'ei ianl' ''''''''' "a 90
Coffee. No s.......- ~ i'e'' mans '''''''''
Cotton. mIil.lnr.... "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. June 3. ND.
BEANS AND PEAs-There is no further change in do
rnestic beans Trade the whole II quiet. but the
stocks lgh, and arm interior adv,ces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

Nen.l.rk Jlne .. 1875
Reeve. ''". 'n...s 49, 'rt ID =.
s,tic'h-.'. ......,....... 2ea2 - sos ioo6e
IIoi'.ken .,.;...;.- %si5 . - a''' ....
scattering ............... 80 ... 10. o. ...
.r...,. ,..- 49,, ,oo,. ,.,-, ... ...
Totals f.r Jas, wees io2,' ~ q 80 = 80 '2-
QUOTATIONS. FOR HEtNEs
S Mrarm 70 q,
oxen aud stays. .o'g =,
Good to prime steers onc year afo....... 'ou 20
"''''"''' ''''' '''''' r',. Or. o, Ifs.
Eastman. 60 s.. '"''. Ga '"' D.
I's,,nans c,' S.. camr.ni'......... ~, -" 90.
- !, s,l '..''+'''.- -. 800
\ %';,'i.4',s. i,,;;a, . ......- g,
n GOA .ii.'h s.. Europe ..'......... i.4 90
shtn.nc.s o. so. ss M--...rpl.. 90 49,. 90.
4 Mor-i. :. n.n.c ~ $50
g. + Lous. - ~ - TnnltI .... - ."
j. q. Cui.., s.. Trinidad. ....... =,
..,o ....
Tiai .h5@sa. .,' re.f iie6 IA.
Is-,.n ..fr.a'- ,n. 80 .....-2'. 3 ;1 VIZ 81
iI s,l,.~,F u, i,'n'' ',' ,S 80 1t.,
$ s-si..' .si-a.a'. 's' Il.
t. ii,erI' . ......... ais, ii..,5 az.
l. ssa'aaap',a .................. ~, @i@ -
f. w: y@sta.c 80
T. r iIs and We, lnai.s........ - ic
.o., go 80,
totals To- aii iof,s ins, vc,k ....e,ii 1919 II Si
nEEyIN i''o'r. fr 'ma aa, - ere. oI 49,
hs ei' c1,. ,sr 'n e m, r.. a ra arf .aa
Seah At n. oreaeiae ana pc,' e.rs n'sg,rei e.sn
sun aac co,ins auiI 'nd aele--'a. win 3 ',rs -nsei
me- , 't'i,"' i a. , TO- n , ,,r
.reh' 20 had n',r .r =. ,h. f.''' ',,'ls .'4 .i
cinlci cais Il C.,inao s,i'.. IL. ,hc inside figures
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16

ALE and porter nre getting back into
the favor they enjoyed twenty-five years
ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16

Two facts are made evident by the
mere arrival here OF the Primrose &
West great show:-one Is, that the
cruel war Is over, the other. tina. negro
m!nstrelsy Ia not dead. White mon and
colored men on the ono stage, joining
in friendly rivalry to amuse the public,
is sight in Itself sufficiently odd to be
noted. Mcssrs. Primrose and West have
obliterated the color line. In their en-
trancing entertainments tho colored
man Is afforded just as much chance
to shine Ms his white brother. The
whites outnumper the blacks BY ten,
but what the blacks lack in quantity
they amply compensate for In quality.
They will appear next Tuesday a! the
Opera House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
LOCAL BltEvIrtisS,
Matters Of Minor Moment In nnd About
tho City.


tho City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
GoErzE has fine "Chanoi" show Ia
his corner window.
TnE GRAND this ovening-Bob Fits.
simmons's Company.
The pudding department al the
.Etna.Standard mill resumed yesterday,
LAST night the coaaterson Fourteenth
street changed their track aud turned
down Chapline. The big bob sled. ran
ran clear to Sixteenth.
Is the list OF trustees OF tho Hearn
Tabernacle the name OF Mr.. i. Z.
Adams was imprinted. He is one OF
the most useful members.
The Wheeling stool plant, at Ben.
wood. shut down yesterday, owing 10 an
accident. Two teeth wers broken out
OF the speed wheel OF the shears.
DANIEL Cox, m employe OF the .Etna.
Standard mile, has applied for y patent
for polishing tin plate by machinery
which promises TO be great success.
A MAN named Henry had q gold
watch and chain stolen from his board.
ing house ~ McMechsn yesterday
morning. The police here were no.i.
fed.
The Bright Light Club gave a mas.
auerads ball at the Beethoven hall last
night. which was largely attended aud
successful In every way. Mayors or.
ches.ra furnished the music.
LAST night the council committee on
police approved bills aggregatius Soi 81.
The health committee resolved to insis.
that shphysicians must report all con.
tag dEeases to the health officer.
The funeral OF the late Hon. William
l. liearn will take place from the Sec.
ond Presbyterian church this afternoon.
Tho interment will be at Green wood,
and special train " i'll 20 out on tho
Elm Grove road at 8 o'clock.
A PEDRO league has been formed by
members OF the East End Athletic Asso.
citation and several interesting game,
will BIO played at thcir club house this
evening. The Mandolin club will be
present, and after the games q lunch
will be served.
YESTERDAY n team hitchcd to a sleigh
belonging to savnge's livery stable ran
of south Of tho creek. and kept running
until it reached Sixteenth street, whore
ono hor,e struck n telephone pos. and
was nearly killed. The sleigh was badly
broken up.
Mirror MOBILES and his company will
appear at tho Opera House next Thurs.
day and Friday. with matinee Friday.
He will present From Sire toSon" and
For Revenue Only" Mr.. Mobiles was
the leading man OF the first stock com.
pany at the Wheeling Opera House, and
will be greeted here as au old friend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City ani Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Ssrnn-orsin tho City AMI Theeiln; Folks
Abroad.
John Davis, OF sistsrsvillc, is a Nc.
Lure guest.
n. Koen, of Warrington, wa, a
Windsor CUES. yesterday.
]. T. Moore, OF Barns,yill,. auto.
graphcd at the McLuro last night.
G. NJ Gardiner, a well known Sisters.
willie man, figures on the McLuro regis.
ter.
James Lane. John L Hayes and ]. ",
Flynn, Of Huntington. arc Boiler
guests.
r. A. Ferguson, OF WoodsieId, Ohio,
was among yesterdays arrivals ut tho
Mcl.urc.
L. A. Alderman. of the Marietta Reg.
lister. wa, here last night aud registered
At tho McLure.
7. W. Floming and A. Howard Flem.
ing, OF Fnirmont. were here yesterday.
guests at the Mcclure.
L. VI. Moore, OF Parsons; ". +. Oar.
ley. OF TORI Alta, and Miss Marie Burger,
OF Montgomery. are ut tho Stamm.
freddy" Dodda IS billing tho town
Tor Aladdin, Jr.. to DO givon Mt the
Duquesno thcater. Pittsburgh. the week
Of FEBRUARY %. Ho 10 doing 1t we'll, too.
W. II. Wright, @. @. Sayors and Il. D.
Christy. o! Huntington Hugh Mearns,
Of Volcano; i. A. Porter. Of Monongah;
G. W. Cook and vito, Of Warrington,
aud Jacob Koontz. OF New Martiusville,
are ut tho BGhler.
The Rov. s. B. Barni,x, y. D., Of
Des Moiues, Iowa, formerly the pastor
Of the English Lutheran church Of this
city. will preach IN tho First Presby,cr.
ian church Sabbath. at 1880 .. in. The
pastor. DR.. Cunningham. will occupy
his pulpit in tho morning at tho usual
time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
everybody is drinking alo now
best winter drink.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
tho general passenger agent OF tho Bal.
timore & Ohio railroad by which pcr.
sons desiring to attend tho annual meet.
ings OF tho State horticultural, Dairy.
men and Sheep Breeder Societies, at
Morgantown. on February 20. 81 aud o.,
may socurs round trip tickets at reduced
rates from all points in West Virginia
and Pennsylvania. Gard orders will DO
forwarded to those who desire to attend
the meetings. upon application 10 DR..
John A. Myers. OF Morgantown. ". Va.
Tho orders to DO presented to ticket
agent, who will issue tho ticke,s at one
and one.third hrs. class faro for the
round trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16
FEW LINES ON MANY susJEcTs-aEo. NJ. SHOOK & CO.
FEW LINES ON MANY
SUBJECTS OF INTER !!
est TO WOMEN.

OF tho lines csived. Gauhrsd
and favor
material for ladies' unsts Reaynade Of
rial also Skirts
suitable
Chevo Cheots and novelty
Novelty received
CSC, $50 and 45c yard OF the
Silks rkncy handsome
which make exclusive showing "V bunch voe.s)
Japanese
they'd lie
India Embroidered
striking Drnpery beautiful
and ChiGons leading colors
Paddng-s
filling cushions Dainty Dmi
delicate
The
Atwood lenettas which formerly sold all the
500 yard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16

Tho visit Of Row. Samuel 2. Darniiz,
D. D.. to Wheeling at this time as tho
guest Of T'ho Cniidrcn'a Home" which
no was largely instrumental In starting
10 a source OF much pleasure to many Of
our citizens, and notably those who 10.
bored with him in building up charita-
BILE and benevolent work. Coming to
Wheeling, rs home missionary OF tho
Evangelical Lutheran church, In 1862.
he At once identified himself with every
interest looking TO tho building up OF
the city and state, and wa, unt!ring In
the caro- OF tho sick and wounded sol
diers brought hero. rs well rs those Ia
camp and hospital along the limo oil the
Is. 4 o. railroad. Organizing u con2re.
CATION with but fifteen members. and
Sunday school with but handful, the
rapid growth and efficiency OF these
drew to his support the leading citi-
zcus aud gave him place iu their con-
tidcnco oil which he has always spoken
with deepest gratitude. Asa child OF
sorrow himself, he manifested tho deep.
eIt interest In the suHerinys
and needs OF others, and poor and
rich sliko were ministered unto
10 time OF distress with untalterlng de.
votion. The reporter has often, heard
Mr.. Barnltz say. ~ deserve not the
credit given mo for this work. as l only
did it because conld not help it and
could never have done some OF II, but
for the struggle aud trial Of my own
boyhood aud young manhood" Dir.
Barnitz served the congregation here
for twenty years, leaving tho city in
1881 to accept the position Of western
secretary OF Lutheran board OF homs
missions with headquarters at Des
Moinss, Iowa His field extends from
Chicago to the Pacific ocean, requiring
last year 322,S27 miles OF travel and 1893
public services besides the correspond.
euce incident to such work.
The secretary has been giving q great
deal OF attention TO the relief OF tho
famine stricken in Nebraska and Kan.
sas, having made personal inspection OF
the districts, aud sending 10 carloads OF
provision and clothing from Lutheran
churches in the east He speaks OF tho
condition OF the people as sad in the
extreme and says it is not in the power
Of tongue or pen to describe. The relief
afforded, Gays he. ha, been most gen.
erous and maguanimous from all pnrta
OF the country. and an evidence not
alone Of the benevolent spirit OF the
American people, but also OF the ability
OF this nation to produce whatever is
need to iced its citizens.
Dr.. Barnitz and Mrs Barnitz will 70.
main in this vicinity until next week.
He will occupy the pulpit OF his old
the FRS. Presbyterian church to.mor-
row night. and will address the English
Lutheran Sunday school on the west.
ern Sufferers" ut > p. IN, and the Y. N.
c. A. at 4 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-16

TIE Panhandle Dycing establish.
mont, owned by John lIeilmeior, at No.
1881 Market street, Is tho best equipped
housc Of its kind in Wheeling. In add.
ton to tho dyeing and cleaning depart
monts corps Of tirst.claas tallora arc
employed. who can do repairing rs neat
aa it 10 possible. Clothes aud ladies'
garments, cloaned or dyed. can DO nado
to look like now. Satisfaction guaran.