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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-A No. . Remington type
writer, in excellent condition. This type
writer will be sold at a very low price If
taken at once. 1t can be seen at the bust
ness office of the Journal. Lionel Noise,
Journal office.
FOR SALE-4 pieces second hand cable,
swecd iron cable, 1S2 feet, each Is inch 10
strand: will sell very cheap. Apply at tho
journal business office
FOR SALE-A secondhand No. 2 Rem
ington typewriter. in excellent condition;
will sell very cheap. LIONEL NOISE. at
journal Office.
WE HAVE scholarships I'm best CONNER
Cial colleges that We will sell at big dis
count Hudson-kimberly Pub. Co. 1Ult-lglG
Wyandottc.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
EMPLOYMENT AGr>cIrs

CANADIAN EMPLOY MENr OEFICB.
and furnished rooms, i0ra Fast 18th, cor.
Mo. to Ind help or situations. male or re-
male; IL years experience Ref Omaha
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCE-AIake money by
careful speculation in grain through a re-
liable successful firm; excellent opportuni-
ties to make profits by our new plans; fully
Pattison & Co.. 729 Omaha bldg. Chicago
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

TBTrsrTET,'S SATE-yVhereas pumuler
N Wrtson n single man, hv his deed Of
trust dated May -'rl, 1890, recorded in the
cni@S Of the recorder Of deeds OF jackson
on''n,5It, NIissaIri on the 9yth I1y- Of Niay
T"nu''E Tnu T., Hnnl- n 49n nj nae 3g3! ana IL.
ssaFt iijunnrrr D. Watson ana Annctte !.
S@ttt l"'h's'' III Tn Nv thelT daei Of trusf
NH,Io','r ','rai,st S5n, 1SgI recorded In the once
of he recorder of deeds for said county on
the 25th day of AuEuit' ISL IN bo9l. = iHl
at page -, GHl!NfStu 70 M, rl.HFrsTl{hIG
trustee the l9loNlIb ut9SI'nsd tots OF ldil4
lying IN Ja1hspn Iuu'l'S, ~ rtrme ~ st1tr %, St
Missourl t,9,"tu' l-IS9 H"Iiitpytru Two q,
and three %; III n1y'h II r'Ntur llag'' al
addition 10 the CRY oI h4i'sas, 10 secure
the promlssol$ l3lts N saiI I'eus OF llllst
described ana, "nfiTaS, az INC sald NOUS
are due ana uupta' uvN t',iTtort' 4. tiit
uhdGIhbntu Nn"iI t,Iisr'nf 'e',ti ''tNSt So, ~ ~ ~
ily"nn iiha hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in tho afternoon, at
i'm the said city of Kansas, In the county Of
Jackson i'm the state of Missouri, win sell
1f nublie vrnduc. to the highest bidder for
@a sh all the right, title, and interest of the
,%anitors OF said deeds Of trust Of In and
5l'na1fId lois OF land held and owned bv
nterv thereof for the purpose OF satisfy
lnE nES,,,in,r Sn'T this trust
y ATHAN :. GOODRICH, Trustee
rr,rnav 4. Goodrich, Cameron Mo attor-
nevs,
NOTICE TO CONINAt l!)ltS-Ihe un-
dcrslgned Will on January 4 1876, at hour
OF O'Clock of that Gay, ,lct py pubic out
cry, at the east 'front.' uoor OF me court
house, corner missouri aEe' Hnu Anu locust 81,
the hu4ing OF one ~ N 4n prl96S on on
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
DIED.

-~>~~~~~>~~0NO~-rN|~ ><>~~--NN->-~>r
SAYERS-Sunday morning, December 30
ry Sayers, son of Mrs. John Y. Roraback.
Funeral services Will be held at the res
idence at O'clock Monday afternoon. Re
mains will be taken 10 ST. Louis for burial,
PAYNE-On December -. at O'clock a.
M, of neuralgia OF the heart, Dr. Henry II.
Payne in the 6Sth year Of his age.
Funeral notice later. :
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30


WHO handles your drdyaga2 DO you get
quick reliable seTyiceY Does your trans,
fer company look out Cor your interestsl
IL you have good reasons for "A cndnSe, va
would be pleased 10 hear from YOU. Eur
ter business.
MIDLAND TRANSFER COMPANY.
Phone l5l2 4J7 and 400 Wyandotte st
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
MANrEn-MAt.r IiEI.r.

.,~-~.-----
WANTED-Bcokkcepc must be first.
crcnces; give fullest particulars. Address
\ CO.. journal Office.
WANTEp-2 young mon. $40 per week;
news agents. West 9TH st.. room ..
WANTEp-2 young mcu; wages s. per
day. o.i Main ST., upstairs.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES WlNTERED-S5 per month. sent
for and returned. Calves raised.
MARX 5. SALISBURY, independence Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
EXCURSION


To Hot springs, Ark. and return.
Southern Educational Association meet
ing, Hot Springs, Ark. Tickets on sale
December %, 80, 81, and January l, 1896.
Final limit for return, January TO- 1896.
Tickets on sale at the low rate of Sl7lO for
the round trip. Excursion tickets on sale
at Union depot, No 1852 Union avenue,
City ticket office. No. 500 Main street Tele-
phone 5iS II. S. JEWETT
HnssenEnr and Ilnknt Ar.nnL-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
wANrEp-rEM,Ln uELp.

WANTED white girl for general house
work; four IN family. Apply afternoons,
l1li T.. Sfh 50.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

-~~~O~~~-~-r,---~-y>4-l>~~
WAN IED-AEcnts-M already ttavet-
Inc to carry our luhricatinE oils nS a aide
line. AUSTIN & MCGEE Cleveland u.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

TRUSTEES SALE-pefault having been
ND in the payment Of the principal (anI
also also coupons numaber}sd y. iv@ 90 and SIX
Cd of the interest OF ,hn1 ihe hrst st m9rgage
ttrist made by stephen q. Ragan and Jo-
urbipe Ragan his wife, dated the 10Th ,lay
of May, 1872, recorded the 20th day Of May,
diGT-1Ier;s Office Of Jackson COUNTY Mis-
souri, at Kansas city, | will, pursuant to
he terms thereof, at the, request Of the
r6linons' which are now past due, between
th@ hours OF nine o'clock in the forenoon
and Gye O'clock in the afternoon, on Satur-
day Day. the lith dqy Of January, A. d, 1895,
house in Kansas city, Jackson county,
Missouri, sell all Of lots three (3l and four
5D in block one %, resuryey of HoelZcrs
addition. an addition 10 the City OF Kansas,
Missouri now Kansas City Missouri as the
same appears OF record in the Office Of the
recorder Of deeds of jackson county Mis-
souri,. at public yendue 70 the highest bid
der, for cash, TO satisfy. said bond and
coupons, and the cost OF executing this
trust JOHN G. GROVES.
Trustee.
First publication December H. 1895.
Hunter NJ Merwether. Attorney.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
SAFES,

SAFES opened and repaired, bought and
Fold. Continuation locks cleaned and
changed Is. HARRIGAN, Expert,
Telephone 1854. lO9 East Tenth st
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
10 THE MERCIIANTs.

For n good nights rest try the Chicago
& Alton railroad u ChiCago or 81. Louis.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
nErsm CnEEk CnAL.

RICH, oily ana clean to handle; burns 10
n white ash and won't slack by exposure;
a home Industry. Now is the time 10 BUY
your al 1eL 2l9l or 1913.
l. 4. HEkADON, Agt. for Company,
American Rank bldg
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

TRUSTEES SALE-Whereas. Christian
A. Daunaker, Sr., (sinElo) did, by his GER
tain deed Of trust, dated the lst dav or
August, 1855, and recorded on the Isl dsy
oil August, ls,S, in book y. No. S55 al
page 3g3. in the office of the recorder of
deeds for. jackson county, Missouri nt
Kansas city, convey 10 the UNDERSIGNED
trustee the following described real es
tate in Jackson county, Missouri tn-wit:
Lots numbered one ~, two C2i. three ,l
and four CO, IN c. \. pannaker's. Sr, adj.
dition 10 the city OF Kansas (now Ksinsas
Citv) Missouri TO secure the one min
cipal note and interest I'm said deed ~
trust descrbeGi and, whereas, default has
be- en made in the payment of said note
and interest thereon, and state and county
taxes for years 1894 and 1895 ana city taxes
for the year 1898, now, therefore /, the
uuderslgned trustee, by virtue OF the now
ors I'm me vested in aud by said deed of
trlst, and at the request of the legal hold
.r OF said note, hereby give notice that
/ viii. ON Saturday, the 4th day of Janu-
arv 1906 between the hours OF O'clock
In The forenoon ana o'clock in the after
noon. al the west front door OF the II.
sba southeast corner Of Ninth ana Walnut
streets), ia the city OF Kansas (now Kan
sas Cltyl, Jackson county, Missouri, ex-
nose said real estate Tor sale NJ public
vandue. for cash, to the highest bidder
TO pay of said note, interest and taxes
and the expenses of executing this trust
"'' CHARLES II, SMALL. Trustee.
Cage Iadd & Small, Attorneys.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

The wabash railroad is the only short
line from Kansas city to ST. Louis ana the
only line running the fastest passenger
train The track is the best. and no curves
assures you a pleasant Eishts rest. The
Wabash is the only line that is strictly
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

Kansas city 4 Independence Electric Il. IL.
a. M.-Lcave Kansas city $40 $50, $50,
6:l5. All trains from 6:l5 a. m. TO b.45 p. IN.
run every 10 minutes. Z. M.-5i5 6:55. $40.
go $50, Gao. G.55. 7.l0. 7,2c, 7:30, 7:i5 $50
S:25. S:i5. $40. 935. 1000. 1880. 'll:O. First
train on SUNDAY leaves at 1880,
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
ntllN
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

CLAIRNOYANT.
MRS l.. JAMES. the well known clair
yoyant and trance medium. may be con-
suited at 1908 Grand ave, parlors 80 and TO-
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

--l,.> - q -, =, u. - - - --
TO REST-Onlcc ruums-A few vcry
nice rooms in the Bunker building eth and
Wall. adjoining the New York Life bids
suitable for uhysIcinns. lawyers or real
estate. VIII make attractive price and nx
rooms In nice shape for desirable and per
manent tenants. steam heat. elevator and
janitor service. ALEX FINDLAN Agt
Room
TO RENT--Nice office rooms IN the New
Ridge building suitable for Office. single
or double, also large rooms for sample on
second. third, fourth or tfth NoOr, some
OF the most desirable office rooms In the
city. Apply William Il. Ridge, New Ridge
building.
TO RtNT-One nicely furnished room.
suitable for two. blocks from Main ST.;
water and bath on Same Noor, private
family 1880 oak 81.
To RENT-Large, we'll furnished room,
with crossing ROOM for gentlemen; pr-
vNtc family; no children; quiet place; 1915
Wyandotte st.
TO EENT-Lnrge, nicely furnished room;
frst-class board. steam heat: 500 Forest.
TO RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, with
or without hoard, at llV9 Broadway
TO RENT-Flat OF rooms BY James
Cottcr, 943 East 18th ST.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

GRAND AVE. DEPOT. 22D STREET.
Chicago. milwaukee, a. ~. Paul.
Chicago passenger e. ......X9.3O am $50 pm
Chillicothe express. ......X5.VO pm lO:3O N
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

The Journal.
Ten cents a week.
si.e0 q year by mail.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
TERRITORY LAWLESSNESS.
NEARLY 200 MURDERS IN TuE INDIAN
COUNTRY ~ EIGHT MONTHS.
Potent Argument In Favor OF u Change of
Conditions List OF the Murders
Filed In the department
Of the Interior.

WASHINGTON. Dec. o9.-(special) w. j.
Watts and Colonel Hubbard. of Muldrow,
l. T., will tomorrow file with the secre,
tary OF the interior n potent argument for
a change in the conditions in their country.
The document filed will In due time reach
the various committees IN congress inter
csted IN legislation for that country Tho
information contained. It Ia Insisted, VIII
be enough TO disproye the many state
ments made by the delegates from tho
tribes TO the effect that It Is q very orderly
country and that there is no need of con-
Ercssonal Interference because or law
lessness.
The document contains partial list OF
murders committed III the indian Territory
from the 9TH OF March to the last or b.-
toher. In this time. l>6 murders have been
committed and accounted for In the record,
ana the claim is made that the list is not
complete. IN each case short statement
as TO the murder IS given. This Is set forth
as evidence OF the need uf change in
that country. This Is a part OF the basis
for the position taken by the Dawes CONS
mission, and Will ne used by them w juSti-
Tying their recommendations for legislation
that Will break up tribal relations ana open
that country to settlement. after Paying
the Indians n fair and equitable amount
for their lands.
collected Is as follows:
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

Kansas CIty & Independence Air Line.
Depots. Second ana Wyaniotte and Sec
ond and Walnut.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30

$4,000 $1,000 --~~s@--~~-~N-L
TO RENT-By JOSEPH PLUME,
Rental Agent Since 1SSO
2Ol New England building:
1909 Vine St, 1 room housc,.............S . ~
1722 Charlotte St, 1 room house........ . 90
2322 MuntEall ave, g room house........ . ~
2u3 Park ave, 6 room house........... 1G 90
1912 Montgall ave, Z room brck..... II 80
232l Lydia ave, room brick.......... 20 70
400 Garfield ave-, room housc........ -
G25 West 7th St, room brici....... 20 90
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-12-30
UNION DEPOT TIME CARD.

instrtctions-s trims daily unless
marked: y" except sunday. So Sunday
only. -" except Saturday; " eNcept
Monday; ~" Saturday only. FIRST coIdmn.
leave. second column. arrive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
sISTEksvILLE.

The Bettman & Watson we'll on the
Mericle. which was thought no good, is
now doing ten barrels day and in
crossing.
SuDt. w. l.. Armstrong, OF the f. T.
Jones OH Company, has removed their
Office over the new bank building.
The Town Council held a special SEES
sion yesterday to grant parties permits
10 obtain license.
Mr.. D. NJ. Wallace and bride returned
here to-day. They will reside at the
Hotel Newell.
Charley Moore's laundry caught fire
Sunday, and created little excitement
No damage.
John Hines. the proprietor of the
BijOu restaurant, will remove to New
port, o.
The advanced well on the Ferguson
farm has been shot. and is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Walters closed her evangelistic
service at the NJ Z. Church last even
ing.
DR.. Meek's new residence on Main
street is assuming proportions rapidly.
County Court is in session, aud ii is
reported that they will grant license.
The Eureka Pipe Line runs for the
past ~ hours were 6, 9S2 barrels
The saloon run by Coursar & Co. will
be changed into hardware store.
The handsome residence of A. c.
Jackson is nearing completion.
Field reports are very scarce, owing
TO ice and Dad roads.
Henry Raueh has commenced his new.
business building.
Carter's well on the Stocking farm
will De in this week
The Odd Fellows have their annual
ball this evening.
c, Thistle, ESQ, was 10 Marietta
Saturday.
The Hotel Wells had sixty guests for
Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
ro,don Wool sales.

LONDON, January 21.-There was fair
selection to-day at the wool auction sales
Comnetition is steadily improving. Am
erica was q strong buyer to-day of the
New South Wales woods. At about 91sd
5o0 mr. 500 bales were taken. Tonight very
fnIl rates were asked. Yorkshire and the
Continent are good general buyers. The
ofYerings were 1910 bales, Of which $50
we're Withdrawn. Following are the sales
Nav south Wales, S,697 bales ;tscoured
6sIdals gid; greasy 4da916d
Queensland. l,75S bales; secured 911da
Is Id; greasy 41sdaSd.
Victoria, al bales, scoured Sdals sd;
Adelaide. 342 bales; greasy 414a71ad.
New Zealand. zoos bales; secured, 611da
Is id; greasy, 55ldast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
PRODUCE.

New YORK. January 2l.-Flour. reoeipts'
l2.5OO barrels; exports, 5l,7OO barrels;
sales, lO,5OO packages; market duil ana
weak with prices nominal Wheat, re-
ceipts, none, exports, l49,6OO bushels;
sales, 3,S40,O 600 bushels futures ana lo,oOO
bushels spot: spot market weak; options
closed at s. al$c net loss; No. req Jan
uarv closed at 599sc; February closed NJ
5Qiic: March closed at 60Lc; May closed
al 6Ic; July closed NJ ole. Corn, receipts
.. 600 bushels; exports 81 coo bushels; sales
200 900 bushels futures and 10000 bushels
SPOT; spot WEAK; options closed at lSsaSsc
net decline; January closed at 49isc; Eco
ruarv closed at 4gis .; April closed az oVc'
Nav closed at 49iSc; July closed az we.
oats. receipts, -. 800 bushels; exports,
IN 900 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels iu-
tnres and 10000 bushels spot; spot weak;
ontious closed at 30 net loss; January
ciosed at 32slc; February closed al SSc;
March closed at 49,. c; May closed at 33l4c.
nav dull. Hops, dull. Hides, steady.
! Gather. steady. Wool, firm. Beef, quiet.
Gvr meats, quiet. Lard, active and lower;
western steam closed AT 81 S514; January
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, January 2l.-Cattle-Fair de-
mand from all sources and the bulk of the
offerings had been disposed of by midday
on a basis of s. 35a3 IS for common to eX-
ira cows and bulls and az s. 75a5 50 for
fancy dressed beef and shipping steers.
Hostile best heavy weights brought
81 45a4 80 and prime light sold around
81 10.
Sheep were salesble at 81 0Oa3 S. for
poor to extra and the range Of quotations
for lam bs was s. 75a4 so.
Receipts-Cattle, 1850 head: calves,
400 head hogs, $4,000 head; sheep, II, 900
head.
EAST LIBERTY, PA. January 2l.-Cattle,
lower: prime IS 10a5 30; good 81 6Oaf 50;
bulls. stays and cows & 00a3 10.
Hogs. dull and heavy; Philadelphia 81 40
al As: common to fair Workers 81 lOa4 10;
sheep. active; extra, So 6Oa9 IS; good,
81 SOa3 10; common to fair lambs. q Goa
20.
ClNcIxNArI, OHIO, January 2.-Hogs,
steady al Sc 50a4 20; receipts, 1900 head;
shipments, LOO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
mARrIN's FERRY.

Two ilungariaus from DiilOnvale were
arrested he5e yesterday, on complaint
q. one ot their fellows that they had
ROBBED him of something like S1OO.
-tey were tried by Mayor Westwood,
l.. DO evidence could be found that
would convict them. one OF them, how
ever was iued s. and costs for carry
ag o blackjack" This he paid and
l.r7 were dismissed.
Ite su.t brought by ]. Y. Patterson
15-as, John W. TerriiI, 20 recover S34,
Was heard before Squire Kellar yester-
CAV. The case occupied all afternoon.
Several witnesses were examined. The
Justice reserved his decision till
Wednesday afternoon.
Joseph Schuckmel and Augusta Dane
c2rI were fned 81 aud cost yesterday
ir being drunk. John Beesus was
r.sl IS and costs for drunk aud resist
aace
Two street cars OF the Wheeling line
Jumped the track az the Broadway
switch yesterday morning delaying
Nlye. FOR sometime.
Reese Watkins has returned to his
wl-A az Elwood, Pa, after brief visit
with bis family.
Harry Robinson has returned to this
Place after visit 70 his parents at
O,ri.ngtCn, Ohio.
Tie strong wind last evening blew
down a portion OF the fence around the
athletic grounds.
G. C. Mltcbeu's father was down
from Beaver Falls calling on him yes
,erlay.
Hiram Armstrong and Joseph Mayors
Q. M0rriStOwn, were here Yesterday.
William Lewis has purchased b dne
Bird dog from parties AZ Sharon, Pa
Mills 6 and at the Etua-Standsrd
VIII 20 on this morning.
James y. Patterson is down from
F.ttsourg on business.
Thomas Furay leaves this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22

.ts r.les velvet collar remains untrim-
-.t trimmings are much worn on
..f.ees and some new aud handsome
Arms of f, are seen, but steel is pushing
.s-1 20 replace ID. There eau be no
.rse of economics. possibilities held out
~ ,rss' prevails, FOR smelly cut steel is
tv.r1 means inexpensive. just now the
-..s seems 90 te that the more expen-
,yaathiug Is The more popular it must
be-. Where women get the money is
question.
N.wysHincs show some changes OF
s-r-a Borders are not so wide or as
heavy AS they used 20 be. A tiny edge
.f nr.ed thread ace In either black or
wr..a.s the best taste, or q worked
stEs Il scroll pattern. For a faulty
r.rtsx.5n there is a veil Of ine net
..--Wn with large leaf-,ike patterns.
This is conspicuous. but less unpleas-
s-t5 So tcsl q bad skin. For the deli
care skin ,1s-s is cioud-like net, tine
a.t-l.-s s.. with a dainty crisDneSs
ria, prevent, the formation Of folds.
and ST.. -aa spreads soft cloud in
'-.rs o.. tae face. Brussels net is al
w-7s fashionable aad becoming. The
ya.7 coarse aud heavy ct is better
suited -1 The complexion OF strong tint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
bGiLAikE.

Mr. BENJAMIN OZle, Of the Third
ward, an aged and nOuOred citizen, is
.}uS 40 his home very low, suffering
from old age aai asthma. Mr.. Ogle
va, pilot llr.ag tho late war, aud
gives some very thrilling incidents that
Oc-lr-st durlg bis service.
Iuru WhuIatch OF the Second ward,
W., arrested Saturday, charged with
'1---r checks on the Stamping Com
isaT gang Secretary Stewards name.
Ls charged with utterng two OF them
stlN store for groceries.
HYa telegram received in Bellaire,
.as' saturday 10 was announced that
Ars. Je.-.a Lashley. nee Piper, for
H-r resident OF Beilaire aud a school
gr' here, was dead. No particulars
were given.
Register subscribers who fail to get
their paper viii confer favor on A.
POrterte.d, the agent, by notifying
him. The boys have been careless Of
late, but promise better service in the
future.
The NJ. +. Church, In South Bellaire,
is rather too small Tor the congrega-
lions thxt gather on Sunday night.
There were two hundred or more who
failed 20 get into the meeting.
The Wilson Day Company played the
"ia,ide Track" las, night to fair
house. Tonight they place the Devils
Nr0' on the boards.
Mrs. Daniel Colbert, Of the Fourth
ward, entertained some OF her choicest
friends last night.
Toe Royal Arcanum will give a
ml,'ca. and literary social at their hall
t.-u. ght
Nrs. p p Stewart, OF the Fourth
ward, Is threatened with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Hibbard, OF Barnesville, is visit
.1s her father, Mr.. Benjamin Ogie.
The Infant OF John Travis, OF Guern.
'sy street, died sunday afternoon.
A child OF Wan. Hill, Of the First
Tlri, died &O1day evening.
PRS. Andrews. Of the Third ward, is
hct With lung trouble.
r. W. Stewart, Of New Castle, Pa,
visiting friends
Owen Meban is able again to attend
90 Boo, less,
Harry Richardson, Of McKeesport, is
q. lJue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
WOOL,
RrGdsireet's.

Trade holds about fair. with the general
demand yet confined principally to. buying
wool TO cover orders taken for goods, The
London wool sale opened January 10, with
the values easier. inferior grades showing
; per cent. decline from the previous clos
ing rates. This caused an easier feeling
on this side, but later cables note trmer
tone in London, with values tending
higher. This weeks sales in Boston in
cl1de line of 100000 pounds territory
wool cleaned up by one house, on private
terms. Fleece woods are more quiet, very
little call being noted for fine, and prices
are noiniually unchanged. For one-quar-
ter blood 726mbings the demand is steady,
win offerings moderate, while three-eighth
Hoods are quiet. Territory woods are
steady on the secured basis of 3la34c for
me best lots of fine medium and me, with
medium at 2Sa29c. Australian woods are
s,eadv with liberal sales yet noted.
Other foreign fine woods are quiet. Car
net woods dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, January n.-Very moist
weather having prevailed the demand was
very irregular, nevertheless fairly good
sales were reported through spot buyers
that were considerably increased through
mail orders for varying assortments OF
staples and specialties. Notwithstanding
the quietude the sellers and buyers teel
confident of a good seasons business.
printing cloths were steady at 219c bid and
declined.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
LRRIYE.
rpANs.oHIo DIVISION.

For Columbus. Chicago aud the vs. 80"
.nd m. n a. IN daily. and Az p. m Gam az
Columbus, Cincinnati ana -. nou''' ,.J,,I-
a. m. daily and $40 p. NJ except
and 2:35 a. m. Sunday only. 49,. tol5 ~
and AR D. m. except SUNDAY. 8,lv
newark aceommodation, Al p m'' 1A"!'
Sandusky Mail 1913 %. DE d''J
ARRIVE. all,
From Chicago, e;;5 a. NJ and o''' p H' '''''
and II: 35 a III. daily. - Columbus
From 81 Louis. Cincinnau
500 a. m and j:3j .. M. dairy. ,.q, m.
ST. Clairsville accommoi lt'on' i'.''
and 5:3j D. m, except SUNDAY. f.ry
Newark accommodation u .' a. '-''
sandusky Mall 5.3j y. m. dsI.F,
CHAS. .. SOUL,
General PASSENGER As,n"
1T LANE. T. p. AZ. wheeling. "'