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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-12-27

A man who has practiced medicine
for 40 years, ought to know salt from
sugar, read what he says:
Toledo, o., Jan. 10, 1887.
hessrs. +. J. Cheney & Co.-Gentle-
men;-I have been In the general
practice Of medicine for most 40 years,
and would say thstin all my practice
and experience have never e =
preparation that 1 could prescribe
with as much confidence OF success as
l can Hairs Catarth Cure, manu-
f%actured'by you. Have prescribed IL
a'great many times and its effect is
wonderful, and would say in conclu-
sion that j have yet to find a case Of
Catarrh. that 1t would not cure, ifthey
would take IL according 10 directions.
Yours Truly,
L. L. GoRsUcH, n. d.
ONCE, 225 Summit ST..
We will give 500 for any case Of
Catarrh that can not be cured with
Halls Catarrh Cure. Taken inter
nally.
F. J. CHENErh Co., Props, Toledo,
o. Sold by Druggists, IS.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-12-27

The departure OF Il. p. Hart, who
left Monday for Silver City, and who
will soon leave for New York, where
he will live in the future, marks an
epoch Ia the history Of this section Of
the country. Mr.. Hart, With his
brother, came to this section Of the
territory seventeen years ago next
spring, before either the Southern Pa
ciac or the Santa Fe railroads had
pushed into the territory. They came
10 on the old Butteraeld stage and at
Shakespeare found a large and pros
porous mining camp. OF all the resi-
dents Of that camp only one, Vic Van
hal, now lives In this section Of the
country. The Hart brothers owned a
great deal OF the stock In the Atwood
mine, and took charge of the property.
After working il successfully they saw
that the big money in this section Of
the country was to be made IN the cat
tic business and so formed the Hart
Brothers Land and Cattle company,
limited. This for years was one Of
the big cattle companies OF southern
New Mexico, owning thousands Of cat
tie, miles Of water front on the ella,
and numerous ranches. Some ten
years ago Mr. Walter Hart engaged Ia
the lumber business in New York and
left the management Of the cattle
business to Mr.. r. P. Hart. About
FIVE years ago Mr.. Hart met with a Sc
rious fall, from the effects Of which he
has been lame ever since. Owing 70
this lAmeness and to the fact that the
stock had nearly cleaned off the range,
the company concluded to go out OF
business. During the past year he
has sold al Of the cattle, many Of the
horses and some OF the ranches. Dur
ing the past mouth be has been clos
ing up the affairs Of the company and
packing and shipping his household
goods, and Monday be left. Lordshurg
and Grant county and even the terri.
tory a i'll afford to lose such a citi-
zen as Mr.. Hart, and his departure is
a personal loss TO the writer and TO
Mr.. Harris large circle OF friends.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-12-27

The full Internally
Of living Il reached
only By the perfectly
healthy. Sickness
discounts the capac-
ity for enjoyment.
when a plano Il
badly out Of tune,
the noises that come
nom Il are certainly
not musical. They
are not beautiful. II
Il Il only q little bit
out of tune, you can
play some few things
on Il. You can create
a semblance of
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1895-12-27

II yea want 10 boy a watch, clock or d.
SmeHd, or II you want your watch re-
paired aItslptt shape soud 70
Gro NJ Hickox 4 HixsoN,
Bronson Block, Fl PasO Texas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

sy,pi-Chclce sugar sytups, 20; fancy dflp,
22ci silver drlps &c; new crop New Orleans
inolas,es, choice &c: prime CSC; falr SIC; mixed
good. New Orleans, 800; bakers good !Sc.
PrOr1oni--LargeB. e. hams loo; medium s. Z,
ham'lo!te: 8. @ breakfast bacon 70; s. G. shout.
ters ISc: sides 7t.c. ordinary beef i2c: ham
driat beef l9,ac: knuolioH lie; family mess pork,
olo pieces, SIC So bean pork. bbls.. sl6 o..
s$c Chicago lard In iicrcc. SIC; 81 ID tins
SSc tin pals lbs, 9Iic; tin paIlS lbs. VSc; thu
paili, 10 lbs. PIC; tin pals 20 lbs. 9hc.
Svddr-CusioGt a.:lc; cubes &sSc; powdered
TONERS 1850; Columbia 4 1.9Sc; standard
Windsor A size; American 4 Sosc; white extra
&Sc, extra &6ic; fruit sugar seoc.
CSfee-Grecn cotec--fancy Golden Rio &c:
grades NHo: Java 2SLSc; roasted In paelxe,-
Arrow Rio 2l.7oc; Panhandle Live; Arbucklo Il
Co.'S roasted 2l.79c: Hulk roasted G!hSc: Old Gov.
crnmcnt Java roasted SIC; Mocha and Java Sic;
~ grade Rio 10
na'1Young Tyson. per ID, SOa.So; gunpow1ler
DaSoo; imperial tOaS5c; Japan 2Sa7jc; Oolopg ia
ac; Souchons TG7oc-
Cd.dn,-sHr, full weight loc; Parasinc. per
ID, laSic; mould. pot set, loc.
Hselar-Choee older, l2sltc per gal; standard
city brands iOalic per gallon; county lsal5c per
gal. as to quality.
Chs,s-i quoted A. Iobbing at iiaiiySc for
tnli cream; sweitse,, l2SIalsc, according TO quail
i'y LimSu'Eet lie; factory ioSe; New York IKE
ira mAckercl u bills. new. 100 lbs, 50 80. No. ..
30 ibs. s. 80: No. J. small Sc 20 Tor 50 lbs No. ).
Largo, 100 lbs. tpoo
Ssd,-IImo,hy. q 70 per bu,hel clover, small
seed. IS so
Sal- No, J. per Dbl. 81 o. extra. per Dbl. 81 IS;
daily, ono. drr-buacl sacks. 81 20 per sack
rod Curft-ilc per 10.
Dried Frstn-Eyaporated peaches. ia boxes
loc. eysporated peaches In bays. aaiOc.
tonAet Gaob-SaIJsrd Bib. tabye peaches,
S0 %; pic peaches. 3.!bL 81 "; pic peSshes, 6lbs
u 0e No. tomatoes. pev. sacs2i w; corn, 81 o.
% srnte. Lbs, Soc: ErHv berriea lbs. 81 10:
6laekberries. lbs.. 81 10 rspoerries, lbs,
81 %! dAmhonI lbs. 95c; Lima beans ? lbs,
Scasl y; cow oysncs, ID. light. Coo; do ID.
fall weight soc string beanI lbs, 7oapoc' sue.
eotash,! ibi. socaSl .: carly June peas, 81 50;
French peas. q IS: MAnoutat peas. albi. 81 50;
plneapple,. 81 10, gooseberries, lbs. 9ocal o.
Wooden Ears-Sol tabs - s: No. ., q 50
Nos 81 90; 2.hoop pals, 81 IS: 3'hoop. 81 u:
single washboards, 81 So double do, s. 80; fns
cttmped double do. s. Is; single s. o5,
Ol-Lart, uestorn extra strained. .Sc: carbon.
water white Ic; lS1. SAC; 1907, &c; white miners
bcs. 5oc; white miners No. >. ioc-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stool
gn~kets.

Aho Feuiuro1 Oh tho -honeJ hau Stock
Markets.
EEw YoRk. Jan. l5.-Money on call easy at IA
~ per cent; las, loan l per cent; closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper SAY per cent
Sterling exchange strong at 81 SCAT S9l.. Silver
certificates 5eIIo bid. Tho total sales Of stocks
to-day were lIaooo shares
1t was q dull and embarrassing day on the
stock exchange, and the changes In prices on
the days transactions arc Insignificant eIcept
In the cases OF few OF the spociAlticS. The pre-
vGiiing tone was Depressed. and the chief cause
WAS the reinforcement 10y the senate OF the con.
alteration Of tho pooling bill. At the opening
tho market was generally firm. Chicago Gas was
exceptionally weak aud on heavy sales induced
by the legal complications which have grown
out OF the effort TO change the control OF the
per cent aud further break OF | per cen. In tho
inst few sales A brisk covering movement,
however. quickly followed, causing rally OF y
per cent Soon after midday the Grangcrs
which had shown signs OF weakness IN the
morning. gave way under pressure OF sales and
declined Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred
broke aks per cent. and thcN was n very general
decline OF fraction. except In ST Paul. & Du.
luth and Metropolitan Traction. which rose -,
and X por cent respectively. In tho late deaf
ings Chicago Gas was bought to cover short con
nj the close The general market was well held
In the final trnding and closed steady. There
WAS rather firm tone 10 tho trading In the
bond market during the day, but the aggregate
OF sales was somewhat lower than yesterday.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dun.
Railroad bonds irm,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

Lopdou-At the wool auction sales to-day
$50 bales were offered and 1000 were with
drawn. There was the usual poor opening seleo-
ton and competition was hesltHtingiy and ire
gulAr. The American grade OF greasics WAS IN.
changed; the other grades show farthIng
change. Secured were al "a lover. Therp was
good master Of American buyers and upwards
of3oO bales OF the New South Wales. W 10 slyi.
were taken by them. The tone OF the auction
was uncertain and there Was general feeling
OF disappointment Argentine wool was un.
changed The following are the sales In detail ::
New South wslos-22I3 bales; secured q al 10
Is M; greasy ~ 10 sgd.
Queensland-l.SS bales: secured 81 10 Is;
greasy SD 10 sd.
victorts-6ci. bales; secured I'D to Is Sd;
greasy 4Ad TO I'd
Adelalde-l6 bales; greasy q d.
Swan RIycr-lI bales: greasy usd.
TbmnniA-Si bales; grcRSy 6i,,d to sd.
New Zealaud-l.oo! bales; secured 6I<d TO ID:
greasy Sd to Cd
Cape OF Good Hope and Satnl-l.6o6 bales
secured ID 10 Is ID: greasy i}sd 10 6Id.
Buenos Ayrcs-yT bales: IrndSy SD 10 cd.
The net total OF bales available for this series
OF sales Is $50
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Produce,

Bu.ter-Crsncryc hoIce. 25a,7c: country choice
per h., ljsI6c; country good. lial3c.
E9gJ-Frcih IN case. 2Jaaic por dozen; In
bdrrels. 2sa2ic per dozen.
Pouitry-Pricc per pound: Old roosterx 3aic;
chickens. spring. &c; geese. ioa10c each; hen.
eG7c; ducks, Ease: turtleya SC.
Tropical Frutts-LemouA s. .Sa3 % per box;
bananas. s1Ooa, 60 per bunch; Florida oranges
81 0Da3 n
Itpr.abl,s-Cabbagc 81 90 per barrel Choice
potatoes ecaSlc per bushel +oadoc per bushel for
home stock. on!ons, 7oc per bushcl; per bar
apples. 81 5oat 20 per barrel; New YORK apples
S30oa3 IS per barrel Sweet potatoes Jerseys s: s.
AZ % per barrel: Baltimore s. 50 per barrel.
CranbefrIeS s. 9oa3 90 per crate.
Gi1e-Rabbits 81 GOAL: per dozen; squirrels
81 oGal . per dozen.
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miscellaneous.

nGnd. s. coa3 20: lassairas, bark. per h., Ss9c;
saSsairas oil. per h., 40aj0c; May apple root per
b. G!,7c: yellow root golden seall, per h., lisa
ssc; blood root. per ID. 5a6c: Seneca snake root.
per h.. free OF top, Soa35c; West Virginia snn&c
root, per ID. 25aijc; pink root. per ID, duG 30,
Sc; elm bark. per ID, &c; wild cherry bark,
per h.. l?asOc
ReuI-Prtmc new hand picked. medium. 81 G5;
prime new haud.picted. navy. 81 Goal IS
washed: medium unyashed I..lic: medium
waShed l6ai1c.
Honey-In the comb. pc. h.. l2aljc.
Rroj-Cnuntrv mi ed Nalc Der III
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Chicn:o-Cattc-EX steers were quoted
around s. e.. aud extra bulls and lelfcfs were
salablc at 81 J1a3 Is rrlceS without change
There was sharp down turn to-day In prices o.
hogs. The average was about 100 lower than
was e. Gj for heavy aud 81 ~ for light Sheep
Poor TO extra were quoted from S, 0Oa3 Il.
Lambs sold from s! Is to 81 10. RcceIptS-Cnttlo.
500 head; calves. 200 head: hogs, 1900 head;
sheep. 10000 head.
East i.ihsrty-Cattle--Rccci light; prices
unchanged. liOEs-keceipts light; prices steady
and unchanged, Shccp-Supply fair market
steady; good sheep s. 65aJ 10; best 81 Sal 90;
common TO laIr - i5a3 JS
Ci"cinnnis-iIoEs easier nt ST l5R2 IS: receipts
1000 head: shipmenis 5000 hcAd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

MANY stubborn and agsravating cases
OF rheumatism TINT wero believed to be
incurablo, and accepted rs life legacies,
lavo yielded to Chamberlnin's Pn in
Balm, much to tho surprise and graf H..
cation Of tho suilorors. Ono Applicant on
will relieve tho pain and suffering and
its continued uso insuros all ollectual
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

Philnilrlphin-wool improving aud values
arc wen sustained: Ohio. Pennsylvania aud
West Virginia NX and above l7al9c; Y and above
lGal1c; medium .Naalc; Iuarterbood 2lac!c:
common lsaaOc: New York Michigan. Wiscon.
sin. etc. NN l6al7c; y l5alCc; medium lSagOc:
Quaftcrblood 2pallc; common lSalgc; washed
cOmbing and dclainc fine. lsa2oc: medium Ola
&c; coartc 2Oa1lC; low "!a23c; unwashcd hight
and bright fne llal:c: medium lGai6c: low mo
dun l6al1c: coSrsc l5al6c: unwashcd dark col.
ored. light hnc ssloc: heavy fine case: medium
l2alSc; rnc medium Haze; cOarse llal2c: terri.
toria and northwestern llSh; ilnt SalOc; heavy do
7asc; medium llalSc: quarierblood l9nl3c; coarse
IaI,l
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G,ii,l-Sew wheat &c per blNhel. Corn. per
onshci, ear from store. 6jC: new corn COO poi
6ushsl. Oats. out Of store, western crop, i)c per
buShcL :.
al s. rs per barrel; paper s. Is per barrel: sptlug
wheat MlnnehhhA 81 - IN sack. 81 70 per barrel.
oId wheat, Famous 81 90 10 sack, s. u In wood,
Galaxy, St2S IN sack. 81 % in barrel; rillsbnry
Hour, 81 SIN wood aud one'Giehth cotton; IL .
~ paper.
F'l-iltau SIS per ton: midllluS' slSai9
per ton. liay. balod, 81 Olalb w pcr Ton; LOOSE
hay Sl2 oJal3 70
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Iftho Dabyis Cutting Tooth,

30 8ure and uso TINT old and wcll-tricd
romody, Mrs. WISsow' IS SooruiSG SYRUP
for children tcethng. 1t soothos tho
child, softens tho gums, nllays all pnin.
curca wind collie and is tho best rome.
dy for diarrhGa. Twenty-Five cents n
bottle. MwFaw
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I'rtrOlCItIu.

OIL Citv-opcned at 81 w: highest 81 0Ott;
lowest 81 10; closed ut 81 0ot sales 1000 barrels;
shipments lli5Ga barrels: runs Ta,343 barrels.
Now York-rctrOlcum strong: Fcnmsylynnia
oil, sales none: February option. sales none
closed at 81 90 bid. Lima oil, sales none.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

Case-E1,.a 1000 10 100 Lbs. IaIk,c, good.
antol.o 900 lbs 3i.aic; good. so TO go lbs. 3tls
nc: iair. 200 10 80 lbs. aSSkc: common. 600
to no lbs. 21a2tA.c: bulls l1lAc; COWS. l,Ia3>+c
Ho1s-EItfa. LiOst6oc, good. ia!&c: common
JAic
;Aetp--E1t-n, ea2c; good. lEa2c: common
50a55c: lambs, 2a3Xc.
Pre1t Coy,-S Slagl.: calves thJc
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Dry GOODS,

Sow York-hu irregular demand for staple
and colorcd cotions has returned n good volume
Of business. but such engagements wcru IN.
evenly distributed. DomcS wcro sought after
und Tor leading makes good selections weie
placed. As usual on Tuesday 1t was a slow day,
yet deliveries on former purchases returned a
good total OF sales, Printing cloths in some de.
mand ut 25>lo, aud aalos Of 10000 pieces at that
nric,
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This remedy Is becoming 60 well
known and so popular as to need nc
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittcra sing tho same song Of
praise. A purer medicine docH not oxist,
and it is guaranteed 10 do all that is
claimed. Electric Bitters will euro all
discusses Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimplcs, Boils. Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from tho system md
prevent NJ well Us euro all Malarial fe-
vera. For cure OF Headache, Cons'ipa-
ton and Indigestion try Electric Bittors.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price TO cenh and 81 per
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. 8
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY,

Sunday. November -. 1875

Time Table No. u 10 take OBJECT lc;Jl 4 m.
Sunday. November -, 1875.
= Leave whcclinS-tS:O. t9:D, l,l::oa m, t,:..
e3:lJ, ti:D. 1900 p. IN.
Leave Peninsula-tS:o5. 1851. ill:i6l M, t,:ed
e3:al, li:g6, lp:0j y. i'll,
Leave Martins fersy-lS:l., 1857. al:S.u Ill.,,
t2::S.. "3:97 tia2, tp:l2.
Arrive Terminal Iunc,ion-iS:l7 tl0:Uj, Hiss
T. H., t.:SS, "J:3.. ti.i6, ta:iS r. III.
Lcsvo Terminal Junctton-i7:a. 300, a IN.
Sll:iO. a. M, 1852. ti;oa. t5;li, tSlti D. nj.
Leave Mnrtiu's Fcrry-f7:cS, 1901 AM. "l!:6.
ti:0S. ti:lO. tj:lp $50 n ~,
Leave poninsnls E9:liam.. "l2;jl. liIl.
tt:l1, t6::5. tS:SS y. IN.
Arrive WhooiinS--t7:t0, i9:9 a. H., Sia;57,
ii:l7, tl:2,. tS:3i, ta:oa p. IN.
sDhilJ. tDsily eIcoptSuaday. iSundays only,
All trains will run on Eastern limo
J.E TAUSSlG, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

CHAs. R. GoErzE and W. ". Irwin,
druggists, recommend Johnson's Mag,
motto Oil, tho great family pain.killon,
internal and extornal. 81 90 Hize 5Oc,
50c aizo 25c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16
WHOLESALE pl,lCEs.


The local general market quotation. rotuaIn
steady very few changes behg recorded this
week Coffee advanced Que haliGcnt. The feature
III tho Hive stock market I, tho activity Of calves
Hay advanced dollar.
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-T Pennsylvania Stations.
sEgnnSvIVdnia LINES.
Trains Run By Central Time

TICIET OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION os
WNUsN ST, foor OF Eleventh ST. WHEELING,
AT MplUrE HOUSE,. WREEIISn, AND AT THY
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. PRipuEFORT.
Sn,,rliN:rsr SYsrF.t--" nAN lItSpiE EourE."
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Tue PRorHEcY.-Foreign mauufactur.
ers would rush into the markets oil tho
world" for American wool, stimulating
the price.
The FAcr.-1n tho zen months end.
ing October 80. 1892, We exported 20l,-
4S5 pounds Of American wool. In the
ten months ending October 80. 1894, we
exported S9i,5l0 pounds. Neither
amount Is apprsciable In acountry that
produced in 1898 1856, 10000 pounds Of
wool. The EXPORTS still mainly, a, it
has been. small lots sold at . sacrifice
to get rid OF them.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains on ana altar
IIHnmty Z, lSDA EXPLANATION or ilgFErEYoH
Marks: tDally; SUNDAY etc enled; iMoudAyc or
vup.eui tSailriayuIcgp.ed; SUNDAY only; bat.
T 9rt,i only MONDAY only Eastern Standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

SMrrn Browning Co. . alo Is tho best
Ask for IL always.
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The PnorHEcY.-American wool rails.
ers would prosper.
The FAcr.-1n many district, tho
sheep have not even paid e1ponaes.
The loss TO American wool growers in
the shrinkago Of valuo Of sheep and
wool in ono year amounts to s57, 900. 900
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Observation-Disclosures mills would
sell more goods than ever and the in.
creased business would increase wagos.
THE FAcr.-American mil,havs been
running on part time aud have only
secured orders by sharp reductions in
wages, with the usual accompaniment.
Of strikes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

All'Trains daily. except Sunday.
J. Z. TERRY.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
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THE PRorHEcY-Moro American wool
would DO required for "mi1ing," aud
the American clip aud flock would in
crease.
THE FAcr-The American flock
dropped o,225,5S6 in ono year. Tho
amount OF wool aborn from American
sheep declined in ono year 1880, 900
pounds.
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TIE PEorHEcr-Foreign wool would
rise in price to tho American level.
TnE FACr-American wool dropped to
tho foreign level, aud for three months
aftor tho enactment OF free wool both
foreign aud American wool have do
clined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

Chlcago-A dlSnppOlnlnRly small decrease
In the worlds L,uck mud FREQ selling weakened
wheat 10 day, closing 70 lower May corn lost
w. May oatscloscj unchanged aud PROVISIONS
closed at Il decline.
tn,tR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-16

Tho Rock on which tho American Free
Trnde Ship Ia Going to Plsoss-faot.
Against fropheoiss-what Was From.
.el aud What Has Happened,
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On aud nitcr Friday. April %, lS1i. trains will
run as follows city time:
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The blessing Of free wool is oura at
last. We have harder baltic than be-
fore with foreign manufactured goods.
We have gained no foreign markets.
Our mills are neither az we'll nor as
profitably employed as in 1899. They
have not even found it desirable to cub
,titu,o nny but Australian for domestic
wool at the same price. Tho net result
has been tho lowering Of tho price Of
American wool to an Improbable basis
without a percephblo bonedt to any
person concerned.
Tho American wool grower has a,
much right to protection rs tho Amer.
lean manufacturer A moderate nd
valoren duty on wool would hamper
no industry, and justice demands that
in the days to como tho American raiser
Of wool shall at least be troatcd as we'll
as the American raiser OF hga and pea
nllta,
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The PRoPHEcY.-A better demand for
fine all wool goods would spring up
owing to the decrease in price OF cloth
(which has taken place. A smaller
proportion OF wool substitutes would DO
used and smaller proportion OF low
grade goods manufactured.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-03-21
NEW YORK GRAND JURY.
1t Has Made Its Report-Handicapped
BY Officers Of the Law.

New York, March 1S.-The extraordi-
nary grand jury, which has been out since
January Z, reported to Justice Ingraham
in the court of oyer and terminer today.
Foreman Liggett handed up bunch of
indictments numbering 25 and also a
presentment censuring the police depart
ment The report alludes at the outset
to the work of the LeXow investigating
committee as having "spent many months
in collecting evidence, while ample sat
isfactory evidence of existence of corrup-
tion fell short in most cases Of that which
the law requires to establish guilt
The jury has examined several hundred
witnesses. "In our opinion" the report
says, "the great body of subordinate DO
lice officers are just and capable men and
their assistance in our investigation
would doubtless have proven valuable had
we been able to demand it. but without
proper orders, accompanied by instruc-
tiOns from officers, no action of this char
acter was practicable No such orders
were given, although at the beginning of
our session, the cooperation of the exec
utive officers of the department was not
only invited but directly requested. Not
only has its inactivity of force itself
proved q serious difficulty, but it's attitude
throughout has hindered us far more"
The impression was created and sup
ported by most convincing facts that our
labors in ferreting out and enabling the
prosecution Of unfaithful officers, instead
of being approved by the department,
were attacked by them. Those whose
duty it was to aid in detecting crime
have united to prevent its detection. The
influence of this apparently recognized
antagonism upon a large number of the
witnesses called upon by us were mani
fest Many persons, themselves law
breakers, who had been the victims of
extortion and blackmail in the past few
years, refused to speak.
During our entire session." the re-
port continues, "no police official, high or
low, has volunteered one particle of aid,
nor HIS any evidence whatever been
forthcoming from police circles except
such as has been drawn from unwilling
Witnesses
In conclusion the report says: "The
employment by the executive head of
the force of the considerable fortune ac-
cumulated as a result Of favors granted
in the performance of official duty may
well have caused decentralization of the
force under his command. The distinc-