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acter costumcg.
"The matter of facial makeup is exceed
ingly simple after 1t has been decided how
one desires to look. Any professional
would know how to go about 1t, but there
m " be some amateurs who do not, and
fo- their benefit 1 will give the modus
operandi First of all, covered my
face entirely with a coat Of flesh col.
ored grease paint. This y what the
house painters would call the 'priming
coat, and 1t makes the groundwork 70,
what follows My eyebrows were next
PAINTED red, to correspond to the hair. The
The sun., 1897-09-01

The fluctuations in prices to-day were confined with.
in narrow range. At tho opening prices advanced
ehghtly. The Liverpool news was beartsh, but tho
sentiment hero is bulish. and on smsli local de-
mand prices slowly advanced. The weekly Govcrn-
ment report was less favorable than had been ex'
pected and induced some buying. Before the cioso
prices weakened and Lust most Of the improveneht
on selling by Que prominent house. The receipts az
the interior towns continue large. Augusta receiving
to-day three bales moro than last year. The most un
favorable feature OF the market at present. now
ever, Ia the continued absence OF outside SUD
port port The Government report tod" -oin s."'en ,n
the Southern States has been very favorable FOR
cotton picking. which 10 becoming general over
the central portions OF the cotton belt the crop mas
not made favorable progress. although doing well In
some sectons that in Georgia, Mississippi, virginia
and portions OF North Carolina cotton ts generally
doing WELL but in other portions OF the cotton region
complaints OF rust, shedding. and insects continue
though somewhat less numerous than in the
week; that in Texas recent rains have improved late
cotton and have started the top crop, but more rain
10 needed; that in central and southern Texas
tho crop II well advanced, but over the northern
part OF the State It s two to three weeks late Paris
Tex. Aug P7.-"Crop in north Texas seems to he
doing exceptionally we'll Weather dry and hot
with Indications Of prolonged spell of same. Plant
has stopped growing and Ia rapidly maturing ana
fruiting Prospects for top crop will be governed ny
In this section the past two seasons advices OF
extremely favorable crop may be exaggerated. bus
We oanddly do not believe this is the case" Abers
deem Miss. Aug 2s.-"puring past fortnight weather
partly cloudy and cool, but rainfall light. Tho boil
worm ny has appeared, but the worm has not been
seen a. yet Complaints frequent OF rust on uplands,
but no serious damage reported Since our last re-
port rains have been very heavy throughout southern
belt beginning 80 miles south OF us and extending to
the Gulf. Many fields reported flooded"
CoFT EE-Rio on tho spot was dull but steady; NO. z,
6Tsc. Sales 1000 bags No. at Csc and 800 bags
Maracaibo on private terms Tho future trading was
fOllOWnf
The sun., 1897-09-01

Futures here declined to 10 points, closing ste ady
after sales of 1890 bags Havre declined III. Ham
burg declined d to y pig American warehouse de-
nveries 9.735 bags yesterday. Rio was weak at $50
res decline; receipts In two days $4,000; exchange
100 res advance; receipts in two days. $4,000 Amer
lean Visible supply OF Brazil 522 $50 bags against
oO5,b29 last year Lower cables and heavy receipts
at Rio and Santos caused tho decline to-day
NAVAL SToREs-Spirlts OF turpentine nrm at 2ai20
8oc, rosin steady at so for common to good
strained.
PRTRoLEuM-Crude certificates were quoted At 79c.
here and in OIL City. Refined 5.7o here; In Philade
phia. $40; nRphtha. $50.
PRovisIoSs-Lard steady but quiet Prime. $500.
Pork dull but fIrm. Mess. oy25G9975. Tallow, 3i2c.
Butter-Crt amery. Western l9lAc. Eggs-Western,
l6Lc Chicago, Aug 9i.-" Provisions ruled very
steady, closing nrm owing to an increased cash de-
mand for both meats and lard. large part OF the
transactions were in the way OF changing from Sep
tember to the deferred deliveries, though late in the
day there o fair demand outside orders and
from packers. Thirty thousand hogs are estimated
for tomorrow"
SuoAR.-Raw dull but nrm, go test 9Sc.; &C. test,
8s.c. Refined firm and fairly active.
CHICAGO. Aug. 9l.-Theso were to-days prcesi
The sun., 1897-09-01

TUESDAY, Aug. 31.-GRAIN-Wheat-Sp was
easier and quiet. Sales $4,000 bush. includ-
ing 1000 No. red and 5000 ungraded spring
on private terms for export here. and 10000
No. Northern spring Duluth. and 10000 No.
2 hard winter at the outports on private terms
Forty thousand bush. No. 2 hard winter were
resold at the outports to-day. FREQ on board
afioat: No. Northern spring. New York. nomi-
nal; No hard winter, 97iec.; No. red. new.
9Sasc. Minneapolis received to-day 24l.400
BUSH. against 212. .43o last year; Duluth $4,000,
against sos, ,047; Chicago 2Os. .o25. against 12s,.
700; Milwaukee 27.300. against s2,550; st.
Louis $4,000. against 1881 1913: Kansas City
1l9.5OO, against 10000: Toledo 1853. 1857,
against 49.s51; Detroit l25. .O03. against 57.46s
last year. Futures advanced Sac. to %c.. but lost
part Of this and closed unchanged to ko. higher
for the day. Future sales 3.23o.oO0 BUSH. as
follows:
The sun., 1897-09-01
1.-Two Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Aug. 81-Receipts OF beeves
were l.106 head mainly direct to exporters and
slaughterers No trading; feeling steady. Dressed
beef nrm at 79sao, y n. for good to prime native
sides Cables from British markets quote American
steers at l0ssGllhc. y n, dressed weight; Amer.
ican refrigerated beef at siasYc. p n. Exports
to-day. $50 beeves. 2.240 quarters Of beef; to-mor.
row. b.+i0 quarters
Receipts Of calves, all for tho market. were 80
head; 10 head sals all told. Quiet, steady. About
80 head unsold. veals sold at e5Se7.2o 100 ns..
grassers at $3.50. Dressed calves generally quiet;
city dressed veals nrm at 9iaSll n
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, all for the market,
were 2,b44 head; 10 cars on sale all told Quiet,
steady all around. About cars unsold. Sheep sold
at o2CSS875 100 ns., lambs AT S+@t3.57ia.
ressedmutton E@7o 2 n; dressed lambs, 7@9c.
Receipts OF hogs T. 80 head; II head sale.
Weak at 0<.%030476 y 100 D.
The sun., 1897-09-01
OFFICE OF
HECKER-JONEs-JKME ELL MILLING co
PANY.

2U7 Prouuce E1chhhBe. AuguBt II, 1897.
DIVIDEND NO. 20.
Tho Board OF Directors have this day declared
q quarterly dividend OF TWO PER CENT. ON the
preferred stock OF tho HeckerJ Jones.Jewel Milling
Company, payable September LIST TO stockholders
record at closing OF the transfer books Transfer
books Will lie closed noon. August 2lst and opened
at 81 A. M, September 2s.
The coupons OF the irst mortgage per cont bonds
or the Company, due September lst, 1897, will DO
paid by the Franklin Trust Company corner OF Clin
ton and Montague Streets. Brooklyn.
THOMAS A. MCINTYRE. TrAaannaI
The sun., 1897-09-01
Hirideuds and gnterest.
WInSIoW, LanIer &C.,, II Nassau ST., NY. CITY.

WlHoiuWI LulIIVi WVussit Vuoouv ob, Usss Wye
OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER sEPTEM.
@ Cleveland d and and Pittsbursh r. Co. Quarterly Divi.
p,i, den,i. ~ per cent, cent. A.
Srsns Srssnto%n eSTn'K ind inf Eise9To Sget sst
Lima. o., Water Works 6s.
rg s9S %,sc ehas f. y o.
Union city. Ind. senool City 5s.
Washington. Ind, Funding 6s
Backford County. Ind. Gravel Road O.
y. pocovo pseptemessr sa1 18th School n,,,,.
unien City, ind 3D. %Stsr Toafs g. ''n''
Hamilton County. Ind. Gravel Road O..
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIvI-
DENDS ARE PAYABLE AT THE OFFICE
Of THE IF FARMERs &b bS k2AN ANp TREsT TREsT C0 6
AND AFTER SEPTEMBER lsT. 1897:
American Water Works s. Guarantee Co.
Clinton Water Works Co.
City of Seattle. Washington.
City Of Hastings. MINI. lin favor Of st. Paul &c
Horton Water Works Co. KansAs.
Kingston City Railroad Co.
Msrinetses Mar Mtss 1sisr Sfas9k e. y"
Merrill Water Co.
Minneapolis Gas Light Co.
Mount Vernon Water Co. Consolidated Mtge.
Oxford Copper Co.
Olympic Club.
Pierce County. Washington. School District No.
Salisbury Water Works Co. LIST Mtge.
Sheboygan Water Works Co.
Terre Haute & Southeastern R R Co.
Town OF Hancock N. " Bonds and Coupons.
Wichita Water Co.
Waterloo Water Co.
Wabash Water Co. LIST MtRe.
Ft Wayne s. Jackson R. X Co. DividendRl
September 4. 1897.
Jas. Everards Brewing Co.
September 20. 1897.
La Crosse City. Wis, Coupons.
PAYABLE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY.
sEPTENBER lsT. 1897.
Astoria, Ore. Refundng.
Champaign, ILL.,, improvement.
Champaign. ILL.,. Board OF Education, Union School
Decatur. hi. school District School Building.
Evergreen Park. ILL.,. Village Hall; Street Improve
ment.
main extension and connection.
Lewis Co., Wash, School District No. Q.
Marion Co. Orc. School District No. I.
Maywood, Ill, School District No. z.
Nj -soula Co. Mont. County jail.
Perry. Ia. Water Works.
Pierce Co.. WASH School District No. 9.
SkaSit Co.. w ash, School District No. 4.
SEPTEMBER I'D. 1897.
sault Ste. Marie. Mch. School Building.
Vancouver WISH. Funding City Hall and EnlarEing
Electric Light Plant
Bell Co., Ky. Bridge
GalvA Ill. Water Works.
SEPTEMBER 10TH. 1897.
Canon City. Col, RefundinG Water.
The sun., 1897-09-01

900 bales aeainse ssto last week and Io,stB last
year New Orleans advanced point. on Dccember.
but lost the RISE Futures here opened TO points
ieher lost this t,en rallied and advanced TO 10
points, but reacted and closed barely steady, with
prices points lower months and higher on
the distant months, with sales Of e0400 bales. Tho
future trading was as follows;
The sun., 1897-09-01


including gold dreserve..ssel,l7o.osb e291.+lo,4l1
Money in London ! . cent. Rates Of dis
count In open market for both short and three
months bills l5-l6@2 . cent. Paris advices
quote cents at l0i francs 32lo centimes.
Exchange on London 25 francs 1919 centimes.
Certificates Of deposit for Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern Railway collateral trust
bonds, issued by the Guaranty Trust Company
OF this city or tho American Loan and Trust
Company OF Boston. are now eXchangeable ut
the office of the State Trust Company for Oregon
Short Line Railroad Company's .B " income
bonds issued under the plan Of reorganization.
Referring to their circular of Feb. 2o last, j.
+. Morgan & Co. give not ice that they are pre-
pared to make a further advance of $50 on each
$1,000 y cent bond OF the Columbus, Hooking
Valley and Toledo Railway Company now on de-
posit with them Certificates Of deposit must
be presented that this advance may bo noted
thereon.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company, the Farm.
ers' Loan and Trust Company, the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company, Winslow, Lanier
& Co.. and n. w. Harris & Co. will pay divi.
dends and interest on a number Of securities,
lists Of which will be found in another column.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
yyer ma nj
The sun., 1897-09-01
Capartnsrship slotires.

SPECIAL CoPARTNERsHIP NoTICE.-Tbe follow
- Ing special copartnership notice was publIahed in
aoInlns Journal and other papers April II; TAKE
CouSe-iS me eontinnntion OF the business OF e. b.
a copArtner. Il, y. ClJTHnERT 4 SS,tS
April 10. 1897. W.
The sun., 1897-09-01

tainty that the shortage Of breadstuns abroad
will result In even larger exports during the
current crop year. Tho Importance OF salts
factory corn crop can hardly bo overestimateo.
At the same time It should bo remembered that
the corn producing territory is so vast that none
of tho railroads traversing 1t can DO materially
affected az to earnings by an Indifferent yield In
certain localities.
The shifting of speculative interest resulted
in noteworthy activity in Pacific Mail, Missouri
Pacific, the Lake Erie and Western stocks, Con-
solidated Gas. Colorado Fuel and Iron. and
Southern Railway. common and preferred.
These last were firm throughout on the publica-
tion Of tho company's report for tho last fiscal
year. Attention s also being directed TO the Sc
curities of Southern transportation lines by tho
prospects Of good cotton crop and by the rapid
development Of industrial and commercial enter
prises throughout the South. In spite OF con-
siderable profit taking and strenuous efforts
on the part OF some Of the traders to bring about
q reaction In prices, tho closing was strong with
the majority of tho list showing substantial net
advances.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
Al folloNu:
The sun., 1897-09-01
uniteo Stats yflortuaa. E arust o5n

90 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK
Coupons on the following bonds due Sept iat will
be payable at the oice Of this Company and after
that date:
Broadway Realty Company.
Itasca County. Minn Court House. ........... o.
Everett, Washington,
Commercial Light and Powcr Company . lat bs
Brooklyn and Montauk Railroad Company ~ lar IA
BROOKLYN and Montauk Railroad COMPANY Ist n
smithtown and ort Jefferson Railroad Co w lat 7s
New York and RockAway Beach Railroad Co - ist bs
Prospect PARK aud Coney Island. .,.,,,..... od es
The sun., 1897-09-01
Delaware and Hnd.on CanaI Com mpany.

A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND oNE.OuHRTRR
Nl) PER CENT. on the capital stock of this COMPANY
will be paid at the ONCE OF the Company pI Cortiand
st. in This city. on and after "Wednesday sept i5.
1891 The transfer books will be closed from the close
Sept. ~. 1897.
By order of the Board OF ManaRen
CHARLES A wIIKPp Tno..ux..
The sun., 1897-09-01

Barley-Was weak New feeding. 30s43 81 l1c., cost
and freight Bunalo; 8l@s3o. cost and freight to
New York; mailing; 47@55c;. as to quality. Corn
900 No. white on private terms and 10000 No. .
mixed at 87itc, free on board anoat and 40 900 do
private terms at the outports for export. No. q
mixed IN ri vator. 88@86i4c.; 5000 yellow ut 8B4c
in eleyor Futures advanced iec to aoc Future sales
$4,000 bush. as follows:
The sun., 1897-09-01
GEORGE w. ALDRIDGE,
Superintendent Of Public Works.
2ublir Nutires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

PosT OFFICE NOTICE
SHOULD be read DAILY BY all interested. as changes
may occur any time)
Foreign mails for the week ending Sept. 4. 1897,
will close (PRoMPTLY in all cases. AT the General
Post once follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than Closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS
wEDNESDAY.-At z A. N. supplementary A. Ny
for EUROPE. per steamship ST. Louis, via South
ampton letters for Ireland must be directed " per
St. Louis'D; atg A. NJ supplementary 1880 A.
NJ for EUROPE. per steamship Majestic. via
Queenstown; at 10 A. II. for BELGIUM direct per
steamship Soordland, via Antwerp Qetters must
be directed "per Soordland")
THURSDAY.-At6 A. n. for EUROPE, per steamship
columbia'. via Plymouth. Cherbours and Ham
burg.
sATURDAY:-Ats $3.50 A. n. for FRANCE. swITzER-
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY,
EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship La
Champagne via HAvre; at $3.50 A. n. for GER
MANY, per steamship Aller", via Bremen Qetters
for other parts of Europe. via Cheroourg must he
directed "per Aler'); at $50 A II. (supp-
mentary $50 A. NJ for EUROPE. per stesn.aip
Lucanias. via Queenstown; at = A. n. for NEITHER
LANDS direct, per steamship Rotterdam via Rot
terdam QetterS must be directed per Rotter
danny; at 8 A. II. for GENOA. per steamship
Kaiser wilhelm II. (ietters must be directed "p, ?
Kaiser wilhelm ND; at 10 A. N. for SCOTLAND
direct, per steamship Ethiopia via Glasgow Qet
ters must be directed per EthiopiAD.
The sun., 1897-09-01
The MINNEAPOLIS G. ST, Louis Railroad Co,

MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA. August II, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant the by laws
holders OF the Minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad Co.
OF Minnesota and Iowa Will be held at the offico OF
Tuesday. Oct. 1897, At twelve O'Clock noon. for
the purpose OF electing Directors. and tho
tion OF such other business may legally como be-
fore the meeting.
The books OF the Company for the issuance and
transfer of the stock will be closed from the evening
OF September 4. 1897, to october o, 1897.
JOSEPH GAskELl. EDWIN HAWLEY.
Secretary. President.
The sun., 1897-09-01

40 Wall Street, New York Aug 80 iBs7
TrRss TRs coupons q the MISSOURI. KANSAS AND
Ing Sept. lst 1897 will be paid upon presentation
at the onice OF this Company, 40 Wall ST. on And
after that date. q, a. HEDGE TrsnsnrAr
The sun., 1897-09-01

.o,,nt or lima so ,os, -, a, 1xo 600 ana for
The wear ending luna an Iao1 n ,.as SilS' 'fso1.
S ,otaN - Stne p,ea W 109f ~ W. K,.t az
Following charges have been made: dividend
No. on preferred stock, / y cent, S543 900;
discount on Southern Railway Company con-
solidated cent. bonds sold during the year,
$4,000; cost OF Franklin and Pittsylvanin first
mortgago y cent. bonds purchased during tne
yenr anu wpiuIen on as valueless ~ tai .bi
@ cejlane0us . accounts written of: $l76oIi to.a,,
5ooS;oi2i eroait pelance carried forwara 'nS
ov @ i @ 10. ine increase IN inIeLSSss, In
rentals represents substantially the final IN
plan of reorgSnizStio%nr ti%rso'a as pro'i"'U 'o' -
r,o u,.ta pt,.,y .,,r,.
., no ~ EriH m Mfiilroad fi Company reports the operS
|O"' vi @i iihes LOT July as follows:
,.--.,-- 1907 1899. cAangsso "a,
Gross Ssrn'ss s9s3osot ee,es55ss Ino 's6
opcx'@tHes' s'oop.7Os 1,so507S lno' iee'ooV
No.o,rr,,r, .,os,a.. -.-ao, - ,.s ei6.7si
NetearningS'' tISs,lb5 e7S2,4ob inc. eio''oA
oooo rrotn n,. DeS, .oo dS9I 1899 &c SaSi a7s
On cs t!.ss Vis'ssVsi.SS ssosiS ino ISSboe
S 80. . w
Net earn'gs 94,6Bb,4S n47bO,092 Dec. op4,ooo
Tho cor,no,v L,,, . nroIo durinp tho
n iJnn.i - n ,unulcu NJ ~ bunaO o.nnars with.
~, ~. -. ~, NoilpilcnJ oZ,zlo p@sSo"sS
ouI sluslo dCClueAt.
rhn rnp rf,ft 4 Doo tt,r nd EVann-
The sun., 1897-09-01

PRINTED NATTER, &c.-German steamer sailing
Tuesdays take Printed Matter, kc., for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&C.. for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays and Cunard. French. and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat.
ter, &c. for all countries for which they are al.
vertised to carry mail.
The sun., 1897-09-01

After the closing Of tho Supplementary Transatlantic
mails are opened on the piers OF the America.
Engliah. French and German steamers. and
maiu open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour
of sailing OF steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. SC.
WEDSESDAY.-At p. NJ. for CUBA. per steamship
City Of Washington. via Havana.
THURSDAY.-At $3.50 A. N. for PORT ANTONIO,
per steamer from Philadelphia
FRIDAY.-At $3.50 A. N. for WFoUNDLANN, TOR
steamship Assyrian. from Philadelphia nj . 80
A. II. supplementary 10 A. ny. for ST. THuMNS.
ST. CRolX. LEEWARD and WISpWAltp I~Lr
ANDS, per steamship Pretoria uettsrs for Gru-
NADIA, Trinidad. and Tobago must be directed per
PretoriA').
sATURDAY-At A. NJ for Brazil. per steamship
Hevelius. via Pernambuco. Bahia ami Rio Janciro
detten for North Brazil and La Plata Countries
muBt be directed "per Hevelius y; at 8 4 NJ, for
LA PLATA COUNTRIES direct per steamship W.
laura; at 10 A. NJ. supplementary lO;30 \. NJ
for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, sAVASlLLA
and GREYTowS. per steamship Alleghauy' ~
1880 A. NJ. for CAMPECHE. CHIAPAS. TAI'As-
co and YUCATAN, per steamship YiHi,uncs
Qetters for other parts or Mexico ami t"r
Cuba must be directed "per yigiiancia''l; At II
A. NJ. supplementary ll;S0 A. NJ for NENEL.
UELA and CURACAO. aso SAVASILLA Hni
CARTHAGENA. via Curacao per steamship
Caracas; at l2 NJ. for GRENADA. TRINIDAD. and
TOBACCO. per steamship Grenada; at +, VI for
NORTH BRAZIL per steamship Hilary. via Para,
MarAnham. and cearA; AT $3.50 y. NJ. for ST,
PIERRE EMIQUELoN. per steamer from Norsa
Sydney.
The sun., 1897-09-01

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to HalifaI, and
thence by steamer. close at this ONCE daily at
S;80P N. Mails for Mquelon. 10y rail to Knston
s:80P. NJ. Malls for Cuba close at this or1icr daly
at 700 A. NJ. for forwarding by steamers sal. .ni
lMondays and Thursdays) from Port Tampa. a.
Malls for Mexico City. overland. unless sr"IuF
addressed for despatch by steamer. close a. ms
once daily at ESQ A. NJ. and 2:3U p, NJ iN"E'
tered mail closes at 600 +. NJ. previous day.
TRANs.PACIFIC MAILS
Malls for China and Japan. per steamship Ts
coma Qrom Tacoma). close hero daily rp
to Sept 10 at $3.50 p. NJ. Mails for llt"+ih
per steamship Australia from Sau Fran
cisco. close hero daily up to sept. at ,'o
p, N, Mails for Australia (eNc"it West W.
tralial. New Zealand, Hawaii and Fii I.pn'',
per steamship Aorangt rrom Nanr"uv r ',s
here daily after Aug. LlI and up TO srr, ~
o:3O r. NJ. Mails for China ana iArN'
per steamship Aztec urom san Franc /;
close here daily up to SEPT ai
y; n, Mails for China and Japan rl'..
addressed only. per steamship Empress ni ~ 't
iron vancouver close here daily Up lu "ft| -
At b:BO j. NJ. Mails foi Australia O'N'. ~ '0 80
Tor West Australial, which are forwarded F.I ...
rope, New Zealand. Hawaii. Flii aui 'a. 'A
alAndH, per steamship Mariposa drUm rNn 40
clscol close here daily up to Sept. 81 AZ o.. y.
n, A. NJ, and s;30 r. N. Cor On arr ".'I i y "
YORK OF steamship CampaniR with iir'''
ship Tropic Bird from San FrancIs'u0, Oh. .'r i'''
daily up to Sept. "a at $3.50 r. NJ, ,..,,
IIAns-P PAclnc malls are fOrw arded 10 port or - &
daily ana the schedule OF closing Il hrronE ~
presumption OF their uninterrupted uE"r Ani F""'N
Unregistered mall closes at T.. NJ. prrNipu- IS -.
CORNELIUS VAN corr ln-' - 49,
foss onos. New York. N. Y. Aug. ~. loh
The sun., 1897-09-01

eps., H,s< Es~ e-Oss,Ae-o
- g. - - nfk lshe2
800 new oen
Coai eh 81 9 9h 9h
500 n Cent e6t e6h oeh 90 eeh
alibNYc,ntl oe 1904 losa loeR loe
7el SatLead 81 81 az 81 37h
iNatL pl o4ia odh loAS oAh / lo6b
1900 Nor Am. 6h 6S o. 6'a 6s
boNYAir
Brake. 80 30 80 -
The sun., 1897-09-01

Nctearuings.. s79s,iss s7s9.4ob Inc. eio.7Sl
From Dec. /: 1907 1894 Chunpes
Gross carnSs $40 asS64o s1e.Sso go mo .s5s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02

Tuesday night Chief of Police Ben
nett was informed by the Intelllgcncer
that John Mccormick, ST., of Meridian,
Mississippi, proprietor of the Meridian
Daily News, was in ST. Louis, engaged
in a search for his son. John Mccor-
mick, jr,, who had been missing since
last July, and was last heard from at
Wheeling, The young man was said 20
have been selling law publications for
nAAtlanta firm in July,
Yesterday, the captain placed the
matter In the hands of Lieutenant Dan
Ingram, who made an investigation He
learned that young Mccormick had
been here at The time alleged, and fur
ther that he was stIll In the city. The
lieutenant soon located Mccormick at
Frank Healy's Senate cafe, He was In
formed that his father, fearinH he WAS
dead was engaged In "a search OF the
country ia. him. This surprised the
young man, who did not seem TO be
aware that his continued absence from
home and failure to write had caused
uneasiness as to his safety, He promis-
cd to remain in Wheeling until his faith
err arrives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-02
MARTINS rERRY BRIEFS.

II was repop.ed yesterday that two
young men were arrested at East Liver
pool for working the envelope fraud as
done at Martins Ferry and Bellaire. 1t
Is said these are the same parties who
were in Martins Ferry on Tuesday.
Barney Mccain. who was taken to the
asylum at Columbus about a year ago,
died yesterday, and the remains will be
brought to Martins Ferry for interment,
A most interesting meeting of the
Woman's Club was held yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A. j, Smith, on
North Fourth street.
Mrs. c. II. Carpenter will entertain the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church this afternoon
at 1880
Herman Erbe, of GAINESVILLE and Miss
Matte Coates, were married on Tuesday
evening, by Rev. S, j. Boyle.
Miss Margaret McWIlliams returned
last night from q three weeks visit at
Dennison.
Fine displays of Christmas goods are
being made by Martins Ferry mer-
chants.
Miss Clara Burkett, of Portland Sta
ton. leaves to-day for Colorado.
Samuel Taylor is getting ready to
move to Allegheny, Pa.
Scott Coss and wife arrived from
GAINESVILLE yesterday.
Mills and 10 at tho Aetna-Standard
are off for repairs.