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since no particular damage was done,
we may regard It as simply q parting sa-
lutte 70 the spanlards-a conyulston APP
proprlate to the great change which has
taken place in the substitution OF a
reign OF blood and starvation for an era
OF peace and liberty.
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After all. there is some French civil
authority left-a little bit Il Is true, but
enough LEI, to sustain Colonel Pic
quart. whose testimony before the court
OF cessation Is expected TO be favorable
to Dreyfus. The effort by the military
authorities 10 force trial Of PIcquart
by court-martlal was regarded BY the
chamber OF deputies as n hlgh-handed
proceeding, and the court Of cessation
decided 20 suspend 1t. The friends OF
Dreyfus have better hope Of his vindica-
ton than ever as result OF this de-
clslon.
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Captain slgsbee says that when the
Maine was blown up he was In his cab
in and had Just discovered that he had
carried in his pocket for ten months
letter to his wife from one OF her
friends. Many n man has been blown
IN under similar COMMUNICATIONS
vile Courier Journal
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Theatrical managers and prominent
stars the country over are in a culver
OF excitement over the new play writ
ten bv Pletro MaEcaGnl, which was re-
Gently produced at the Constanzi The
atre, Rome, under the personal leader
ship OF the great musician.
The name OF the opera IS Iris" and
the scenery. which ia mostly after the
Japanese style. Is considered to be the
most perfect IN every detail that has
ever been shown. Among the patrons
during the first performances were
Queen Marguerite OF Italy, the Crown
prince OF Naples and his princess, and
the Duke OF Aosta. To be thus patron
lied BY royalty Is not only an honor.
but. many think, n sign OF success.
MaBcagnl has other claims to royal
favor He is a student OF the languages
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and dealers everywhere.
n XEcUToR's SALE.

N1N AEsSO4 QEt . k94AAE@s
BY vlrturc Of tho Will Of the late Bar.
bnra Zllies, the undersigned VIII on SAT.
tirdRy December "a 1898, at the front
door Of the court house OF OHIO county,
offer for sale at public auction the lArEa
dwelling and store at tho corner OF NORTH
Huron and Bridge streets, on the Island,
IN this city. Also the lots adjoining. said
house, and fronting on said North huron
street, ali being OF the estate Of said Bar
bara Zllles. deceased.
The above is q valuable properly nat
must be sold. The dwelling house is COM
modlous, and conveniently arranged as 3
residence either for one or for two or
three families.
lnstallments at SIX, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months, with security
c. p. FLICK, Executor.
Atkinson & Flick, Attorneys,
III Chapline St, wheeling, W. Va
r isT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ the Postofiiee o. Whnesllng o1 ~
To obtain any OF the following the appl'
cant must ask for advertised letters CIV
Ing date Of list:
LADIES LIST.
Burger Miss Mary North, Mrs.. -.
Fisher Miss Annie Randal, Miss HAIll9
Klleves, Miss Lola Reimer. Ms CyruS
Shelley, Miss Mary
GEGTI.ENIEN's LIST.
Arendt. Howard o. Murphy, James
Burcklcy. Add Martin, y; W',,...
Grow, Dixon n. Magulre' teH: MUseS
Dick. George ROBERTS, :; II;
Frank, II. G. Russell ". ~
Fleming, r. ]. smith Lou
Holmes. w. a. Sands RAY
Hendrlck. John limmons, " n ~ =, %
Hennessy. Mr. bEeeny' "; p, sF''
Knapp. William =. Iolbert, MhlHn
Lioyd. Ben Wagner, Rev. II. r
FIRMS,
Kirk & Nichols.
GEORGE WISE. y. ~.
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An earthquake in Cuba almost colneI-
dent with the formal ending forever OF
spaln's centuries OF brutal rule might DO
regarded as significant by superSiluous
people. The event Is indeed enough 20
cause Nature to shake for joy auG
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Yes, We Win take cord-wood in pay.
ment Of subscriptions, and coal, and
-four, corn. oats, meal. chickens. pota-
toes. cabbage, pickles, pigs. horses, rab-
bits. calves. turnips. any old thing you
have. In fact we have on rare oeca-
slons even taken money on Bubscrlp-
tiona.-Blueneld Telegraph.
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Hon. W. C. Brown received this week
from Dakota, six half grown swans for
his fsh pond near the residence. They
are about q year old and greylsh In
color as they do not get real white till
about two years Of age. They were
sent 10 Junior b. the Eaton boys, who
get them from the Bannock Indians,
who capture them on the lakes OF that
region. These arc tame and will make
pretty pets after whlle.--Wcst virginia
ArguG.
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High circles" in Spain much resent
the prayer Of the chaplain OF the United
States senate in invoking the blesslnga
OF Heaven upon Spain. They evidently
do not appreciate the Injunction 10 pray
for ones enemies as does the worthy
ehaplaIn.
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The elevation OF the standard In the
legal profession in this state is due
more to the law faculty Of the unlver-
slty than to any other agency These
gentlemen arc required TO examine all
applicants aud the student must be ia
millar with the principles OF law or he
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Emperor william says Germany Is a
friend Of the United states, which Is an
other evidence that Germany knows
which side OF the pretzei the SAT- is on.
-ChIcago News.
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Joseph. at Flushing. l.. L., and n her
vocation proves true one. VIII. In due
season. take the habit and VOWS of that
order. Miss Kenna has won very en-
vlnble reputation IN the literary world.
and her short stories descriptive OF. the
life OF priest in little country parish
have been very highly praised The
novice made her studies at Mount dc
chantai academy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
burg Sentinel
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viii not be given certificate. The
members Of the law faculty are men OF
eminent scholarship and have always
been leaders IN their profession and IN
everything else they undertook. Their
work Will chow good results for many
years 10 ome,-MoTgantown New Do
mlnion.
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Europe, generally speaking. Is recon-
clied to American expansion. Just as a
man who has the dyspepsia becomes
reconeiled to It, SOMETIMES. Chicago
Inter-ocean.
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our neighborlng town OF Guyandotte
IS making extensive preparations to
put on metropolitan airs, The latest
move Is the installation OF an electric
light plant. The streets viii be lighted
with 5000 candle power arc lights, OF
which there viii be thirteen put in at
present. and more will be added SOON
Huntington Argus
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Mr.. Carnegie is well supplied with
stones and will continue his lombard
ment of the cow-catcher OF public SEN
timent.-Washlugton Post.
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at Is impossible to lmpugn the pa
trIotlsm OF such men as Hoar and Ball
en- says The Detroit Journal. OF
course It Is. Nobody thinks OF impugn-
Inv Il. But It is strange how easy 1t
IL FOR those who do not agree with him
10 tnpuGn the patriotism OF the Presl.
dent n The United states. But OF
cour,s hr n not entitled to the consider
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II, Z. IIiIImnn a. Co. hnvo tho finest
Diamonds In the city, at u cut of go per
cent for u few days,
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The colored Republican vote in the
south is very much like the gold IN
AIaska us there, but fearfullH hard
to get at.-washlngton Star.
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CTho INTELLIGENcER, embracing us
several edldong u entered in the POST
ONCE. at wheeling, ". Va, as second
class m9tter.)
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CURRENT COMMENT.

Mr.. Vest reslsts expansion. Well. the
general plan when vest acts that way
Is to enlarge it.-Plttsburgh Times
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STATE PREss GLBANINGs.

The same methods are being used
again bY the Democrats o. West vlr-
glnla to steal the legislature as were
used to steal the governorshIp from
General Con. The Republicans are not
going to allow It II 1t is in their power
10 prevent 1t, and the Post thinks they
have the power. The people have not
forgotten the tive Wilson business,
and they are not to be beaten in that
manner this time The Democrats have
been defeated at the polls on the iegis-
lauve ticket, and now want to steal
enough seats to carry that body.-Mor-
gantown Post.
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ntIon rightly demanded for n senator OF
representative. New York Tribune.
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FINE Line OF Gents Rings can be secl
at McNamee's, 1907 Market street.
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TAKE the Ohio River r. r. for Gin
cinnati. Fare only $500.
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OUR Diamonds are the very best
stones that money can buy. McNamee,
tbn7 Market street.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.


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Kirk & Nichols;
GEORGE WISE. y. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
STOCKS STILL GOING UPWARD.
EFFECT OF THE ELECTION CONTINUES
LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN BONDS.

EFFECT OF THE ELECTION CONTINUES
LARGE TRANSACTIONS IN BONDS.
The upward movement OF the stock market
which started with a rush Thursday, when
the fact that Tuesdays National election had
resulted in a sweeping victory for the gold
standard continued undated yesterday. 1t
was Of course. q short day. but in the two hours
OF trading there were sales Of nearly 100000
shares Of stock and a new Saturday record was
made in the bond department, the transactions
aggregating S3,543.OOO. par value the previous
largest business in bonds on Saturday having
been S33OOOOO There again large vol
ume OF investment buying in the stock mar
ket. and the rush Of buying orders more than
offset the depressing effect OF the heavy realiz-
ing sales many OF which for London ac-
count The market closed strong. with substan-
ta net gains for the day in most of the active
issues
The feature Of the trading was Sugar, which
made a net advance for the day OF 6ls per cent
on total sales of 9S.04O shares. There was no
unusual movement these certificates until a
half hour before the close, when the price sud
denly began to shoot upward. under buying
demand to cover short contracts. A squeeze
was in progress, and the stock advanced IN ten
minutes 10 123% rs points above Fridays clos
ing price. II was estimated that fully 2JWD
shares were covered the squeeze. which
was brought about by the concerted calling IN
Of stock in various offices. which stock had al
ready been lent by the brokers who were sud
denly asked to deliver After the bears had
bought at the best terms they could get the
clned nearly two points, the final quotation
bei 1.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
STTCTDE FROM 4 HOSPITAL WINDOW.
PATIENT FREAKS AWAY FROM THE SURGEONS
WHO WERE EXAMINING HIM WITH AN
X-RAY AND LEAPS TO DEATH

one Of the patients OF the Post-Graduate Hospital
ut Twentie and Second-ave killed himself late
on Friday night by jumping out OF third-story
window An examination OF the patient was being
made by means OF the X-ray when he suddenly
sprang from his cot rushed to the window ana
Jumped out His skull was fractured on the side
walk
The patient waa Matthew Meggenhoesser He
had been in the hospital only two days. He was
suffering from tumor in the breast. which was
charging and threatening his throat An examina-
lion Of his heart begun Yesterday by means or
the Cathode rays. It going on favorably. when
the patient suddenly threw the surgeon aside and IN
a moment had jumped out OF the window. He could
not be stopped by any OF the surgeons present
The body was quickly taken back into the nos
tital where the man soon afterward died. Coroner
Fitzpatrick ordered Dr. Donn 10 perform an
autopsy on the body 'Tf the X-rays caused that
mans death | want to find II out" he remarked
The autopsy. however. showed merely that deatn
was due 10 a fractured skull Internal injuries ana
n generous growth in the breast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
NATIONAL Guard RE-ESTABLTSHNENT.

In National Guard circles there is no question
which needs more attention at the present time
than that Of reorganization General Roe, who
will have much to do with the matter. and on
whom will devove much OF the responsibility, says
that there will be reorganization. because the
Guard has not been disorganize1 There Will be.
however. a re-esta bshmeni and a return to nor
NAL condition. and that will be accomplished with
out friction or trouble. Under the new code which
will go into operation on January the major
general commando. the division will have addi-
tional powers and all possibility Of friction or
clashing with the Adjdtant- Generals department
will be removed.
General Roe has published an order In which
several points as to the re-establishmen are made
clear. AS the disposition of the mon who en-
tered the volunteer service. the order reads: "A
special order will be issued Immediately on the
muster-out Of organization from the volunteer
service which will transfer back TO that organiza-
tion all the enlisted who are now in the ser
vice as such. and who were transferred 10 the new
organization from that organization by General
order No. IL. G. 5. A. g. o. This Will be done be-
fore the muster rolls are made out, in order that
the rolls may contain the names Of all the men
who were In the Guard before the organizations
went into the United States service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY. NOV. y. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer 81 Louis, Randle, Southampton November &,
With ndse 3OI cabin 1873 passengers TO the
International Navigation Co Arrived the Bar at I+
u Nov IL.
steamer I'mhria OBJ Duton Liverpool November 3
and Queenstown with mlse i63 cabin and 1875
passengers Vernon II Brown & Co. Arris ed AT the
HAS a IN.
steamer Chicago City ORD. Sende Bristol october %
and Swansea d with mdse TO James Arkell co. Ar
rived the Bar at y m
Steamer Jersey city tBr. Hunter. Bristol October 81
and Swansea IS with mdse 10 James Arkell n Co. Ar
RI "a the Bar at : m
Steamer Biorgvin tNor). Loading. Newport, England
October 90 In ballast Winchester Co. Anchored
in Lower Bay. awaiting orders.
Olinda Ger. Hansen. Progress November
and Havana T. with mdse and six cabin passengers TO
Munson Arrived at the Bar at p2D a
Steamer Madiana tBr). Fraser. Demerara November =
Barbados Martinique and Dominica g. Antigua and 81
Kits 81 troir and 81 Thomas 7. with and 10
cabin passengers 10 A outerbrtdge Co Arrived at
the at
steamer Ieona Wilder Galveston November T. via
Key West Z with mdse and passengers to @ II Mallory
Co
Steamer Kansas City Fisher Savannah November 10
wit mdse and passenger to the Ocean SIS Go.
Steamer old Dominion. Tapley Norfolk and Newport
News with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
SIS Co
sandy Hook n j.. Nov. H. $50 p m-wind south
west: light; clear.
gA err Amsterdam Dutch for Amsterdam; vsnetis
O. Corfolk Msnominss CBD. London. La dasccsns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Franz GasteiSer of Port Chester Socialist LABOR
candidate for County Clerk In this county mas
faled his certificate Of expenses In the campaign
which, he says thing.
Surrogate Silkman has issued testamentary let
,ors ., Narco~a, y Grant and Julia c. s. Grant. as
executrixes OF the will OF Harry A. GRANT oi
C;reenhurg also letters Of administration 10 MAUI
crime Strobel as administrators OF the es'a'o VI
Charles Strobel. Of Nonhcrs ,,, -. ,,,o
a meeting Of the White Plains AuxilarE OF VIZ
Woman's National Sabbath Alliance VIII DC heiu
I'm m. chanel Of the Presbyterian Church to-mo'-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. 100.
M,ss Grace Weiser Davis who. with the pastor
the Rev Or Iowther. is conducting reViVa. nlee.
ings at the Memorial Methodist episcopal ,.er
will take as the subject Of her discourse this eNo"
ing From Scepticism TO Evangelism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
W-YORK CITY.

rh o,o,,o, ,,ee,i,p ~ the Montefore Home for
Chronic Invalds One-hundred -and-thiry
and the Boulevard will be held at ~ a. H. to-ods
Eight directors are to be elected
Dr. George Goodfellow. Of General Skaters stan
will address the Medico-Legal Society at 'he Hotel
Marlborough at dinner on Wednesday. His subject
will be THE Conduct of the Santiago Campaign
from Medical Standpoint"
The Phi Delta Theta Club will meet on Tuesday
at No 4A Manhattan-ave., at $50 p. m several
members of the fraternity who took part In the
war with Spain to speak briefly
The opening reception Of the Underwriters Club
NO. % William-st. will take place Tuesday be-
ginning at noon.
The seventeen regular meeting Of the Quill Club
Will be held Tuesday at the Windsor Hotel I'M
ner will be served at $50 o'clock. The Kew DTS.
John Punnett Peters and Robert w Rogers VIII
sneak on THE Revelations OF the Spade. Especially
IN Assvra" Both have personal knowledge OF the
subject.
The seamens Hope Circle OF the Kings Daush-
ters and Sons will have an afternoon tea anu
sale Tuesday ana Wednesday. from TO 10 p M
in the mission room of the Seamen's Christian AS
soc,ation No 665 Westinghouse. Gifts Of money
comfort bags and cast-off clothing are especially
desired.
The funeral OF Private Charles F. p. Cushing OF
COMPANY G. list Regiment. who was Killed near
Santiago took place yesterday at the Church OF
was a large number of mourners, including about
half of the company OF which Gushing was
member.
Fire Commissioner Scannen yesterday morning
ordered the organization Of new truck company
above the Harlem River. II Will be known as
Hook and Ladder Company No. 10. and VIII nave
have Headquarters AT No. 500 Forest-ave.. In the
Bronx The new contrary went into service Ses-
terday. fully equipped.
Samuel G. HlbOrn. a member OF the Committee
on Naval Affairs. House of Representatives.. at
Washington on Monday. November "a. In the as
sembly hall of Public School No. 81. at p. M will
deliver a lecture the subject of ''Our New Navy
This is ar illustrated lecture at which viii he eX-
hbited pictures Of ships of the type Of which the
new Navy is composed. There will also be shown
pictures OF the different kinds of guns used in the
ships and the powder and ammunition used In
them Mr. Hilborn will also explain the process of
making armor plate.
The New-York Free Circulating Library for the
Blind at No 12 West Ninety lrst-st.. will soon be
ready 10 circulate the complete set of books In
moon type about five hundred Volumes In all
which the library able to put on its shelves
recently through the generosity Of an anonymous
donor Through the kindness Of another friend any
blind person living In this city who wishes 10 learn
to read will he taught at home without charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
peoples INSTITUTE PROGRAMME.

Tho Peoples Institute opens its second season to-
morrow AT 8 r. m. I'm the great hall of the Cooper
Union Addresses will be delivered by I. X
buchanan the Roy. Or. Robert Collyer and Pro-
,ossor Charles Sprague Smith. Music will be fur
nished bv a male chorus from the Peoples Choral
Union Admission Is free to all The institute
offers two free public courses this year In the
Cooper Union every Monday until June on Nine
teenth Century History" and every Friday. on
Present Problems" Many well-known men are to
take part I'm the lectures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

Huich ROTTERDAM: PGcsho9ss Or Ncasrrs soS.
ssmpania 1i3r, iGverpool. Vigiiancia. Havana &C.
Hekia dam copenhagen etc. Excelsior. New 9rlesns
r rntns Ann ."ne Sorfo sna Se%por, News Richmond
Newport News and Richmond: Hudson Ns% 1,i ss.ss
G9r, Kingston etc 81 Cuthbert OBJ. Antwerp; CV
Augusta. Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS
Liverpool II Arrived steamers Bowie dr JoSss
New York Etruria dlr. Ferguson. New York. Lu'an'
,sIs T%ss.,. Ny Scw sailed 'ses @
Thompson. New York. Paris Passow. New YORK;, r.r
Manchester. Nov ll-Arri'ed' steamer S'Taoo ''''
scny Passed. colorado 8 r., y Yo1.
Tor Bremen Baron Innordale dBr). Young Ne" fo'N ="
Glasgow Nov I2-Ariyed steamer STATE OF Nsorss.a
OBr. Park New-York ssied-Pomeranian V'''' 70"
Butt Of Lewis. Nov IL Passed. steamer critic ''"'
Griffin FOR LIN and pu1 nae, Meso,ru. so
smith Now YoTk FOR o9hon .,.o.r rn,rxyala DAM,
Antwerp Nov ii-sailed steamer lAuenburg ,Gs,.
Sperns Ne~-York; H. kensinstou 'Hr' Beynon' NV
bremen Nov - Sailed. steamer Karlsruhe GER Bar
Rotterdam Nov il-sailed steamer Rodney ,a Ss,.
stokes. New York Arrived. steamer Excelsior 'ce'''
Hamburg. Nov Sailed; steamer s'ra'hoarren 'So'
Hayre Nov sailed. steamer La Normande f7
Fajole New York. ,.x
Gibraltar Nov IL Passed steamers Spartan fr n~
tPr). Adamson. Naples etc for Newlork. Victoria cH
Bridges New York for Ieghorn. Sahara Br, cove w
cutta etc. FOR New York. -.
Genoa Nov 9-Arrived. steamer Auret,a ,Br'. NO.
New York 1919,
Trieste. Nov 9sailel. steamer Goi,fred sehenS"
tAust. Parcyich. New York ,..A
Horts Nov 10 Passed. steamer Aller Ger. Nienoo
Genoa and Naples for New York n~A
Colombo Nov t-Sailef. steamer Bedouln tbr, wv
win from Calcutta for New York 1880
River Plate. Nov ARRIVED. steamer Eastern r''"~
OBJ. Jackman, New York ua
Monievideo Nov ll-Sailsd steamer 81 Ninisn oD'
Haynes from New York for Gusyaquil <u.,sA
81 Lucia. Nov ii-Sailed, steamer Hevelus 'De'~
Stapeion from RIO Janelro for New York.