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New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
KILLED BY AN Automatic GATE.

John Madden. ffty-fve years old. was operating
the baggage elevator in the Pennsylvania Rar
road station. Jersey City. on Wednesday night
when the gate which worked automatically. fen
on his head, fracturing his skull Madden was
carried to St Franciss Hospital where he died yes,
terday He married and lived at henderson
and Steuben sts., Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
COLONEL SINN AT PTTTSFIELD.

Colonel william f. Sim has greatly improved In
health and has gone to Pittsfeld. Mass. He will
take his vacation there having given up his plan
OF spending the summer In Europe. He Is accom-
panied by his daughter. Mrs Hoyt; his physician
Dr West and n trained nurse. He does not expect
to return until the opening OF the Montauk Thea
tre in the early fall
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
MORGAN TO FIGHT BAIRD.
HE WILL SEEK THE NOMINATION FOR
STATE SENATOR FROM CAMDEN

HE Will SEEK THE NOMINATION FOR
STATE SENATOR FROM CAMDEN
Camden. July 20 (Specia).-Ex-City Counsel
J. Willard Morgan and Sheriff David Baird tbs
Republican leader Of the county. have parted
company. and a not battle will be fought in the
county next fall. Mr.. Morgan started the skir.
mish to-day by announcing himself as a candi.
date for State Senator against Senator Herbert
w. Johnson. Sheriff Baird has been in favor ot
Senator Johnson's denomination all along and
Mr.. Morgan's candidacy complicates the sltua.
ton greatly
Sheriff Bard's term expires this fall. and Il
has been generally regarded certain that
Under Sheriff J. Wesley Sell would get the norn-
nation Mr.. Morgan's formal declaration os
battle. however may mean a fight all along thu
line, for he has the backing Of number OF
workers who are opposed to the Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
ANOTHER DEEP WATER TURTLE CAUGHT

Babylon Long Island. july 20 William Clock. of
Islip while fishing off Fire Island captured deep
water turtle like that taken a; Patchogue few
weeks ago The turtle became entangled In the
net and was drawn to the surface IL weighs
about twelve fourteen hundred pounds and
being too heavy 10 get into the boat, II was towed
ashore. II measures about FIVE and a half feet by
five feet and Is very prettily marked
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
ELEVATOR MAN AT A BIG SALARY.

At a meeting of the Board OF Supervisors. in
Long Island City yesterday, new elevator man
was appointed TO run the lifts In the county bu"d-
ing at a salary Of $1,000 year The man who OBJ
taIned the most is John Stems, of Maspeth.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21

Borough Of Richmond go strike out OF sym
pathy with the strikers in Brooklyn AS the
trolley men on Staten Island do not belong 10
any labor organization. and as they say them-
selves that they have nothing to gain by going
out they fatty refused to listen to the representa-
tives from Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
NO EVIDENCES OF A STRIKE.
Continued from first page.

Second ave. every line was being run on sched-
ule time A roundsman and four policemen were
on duty at the entrance to the Cable Building.
but they had nothing more onerous to do than
to kill time.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
NJ. GROSJEAN SUSPENDED.

Paris July o-The Court Of Cessation has sus-
nended NJ Grosjean, the Versailles Judge. for two
months for communicating to newspapers docu-
ment concerning the Dreyfus case
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
NO SYMPATHY ON STATEN ISLAND.

Walking delegates from Manhattan visited
Staten Island yesterday and made vain efforts
to have the motormen on the trolley lines In The
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
FATHER HALL RESIGNS.

BernardsviIe. July oo.-The Rev. J. c. Hail. rec
tor OF ST. Bernards Church. resigned last night
The reason given Is that the vestry took exception
TO a recent sermon Of Father Hals the Virgin
Mary.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
BIDS FOR RECLAIMIyG THE MEADOws.
TEN OFFERS RECEIVED AND VARIOUS METHODS
PROPOSED.

PROPOSED.
Bids received by the Newark Board NJ
Works yesterday afternoon for the work OF reclaim.
ing the Newark meadows within the city limits
The bids advertised under authority Of an act
passed by the Legislature last winter. which make,
the city the agent Of the property owners and au-
thorizes II TO issue bonds 10 pay for the work and
to collect assessments on the property for the
benefits. The enterprise has the Endorsement Of
the Newark Board OF Trade.
There were ten bids. ranging from t427s9 ia to
S. OCO. In three bids the plans were submitted
without estimate OF cost. They proposed different
methods Of reclaiming the land. The bids were
referred 20 experts representing the Board OF Works
and Board OF Trade. who. II they are unable TO
agree will call In arbitrator.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-21
THE NEWARK AT MOLLENDO.

Lima. July 2O-The United States cruiser New
ark arrived at Mollendo to-day. on her way TO san
JTrap
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pRAoTroAL RXpANsroN.
Question Illustrated by Philadel-
phia's IIuseum and Exposition.


phia's Museum and Exposition.
Richmond Times Dem): 1t was re-
Gently our privilege to attend the Ex-
port Exposition in the city Of Philadel-
phta. This exposition Is held under the
auspices Of the Philadelphia CONNER
clal Museum and In the interest Of the
export trade. The exhibit is excellent.
From the exposition we visited the
Philadelphia Commercial AIuseum,
which is now one OF Pennsylvania
greatest institutions. The museum &C.
cuPies a building several stories high
and employs hundreds of people. Here
too are numberless samples of foreign
goods, and many OF the employees are
men who have lived abroad and are
thoroughly familiar with trade condl-
lions in this country or that. The spec
ial work of the museum is to promote
foreign trade, and It's army Of clerks
are engaged in accumulating all sorts
Of information in regard thereto. The
museum has 5000 paid correspondents
in foreign lands, and something like
$4,000 correspondents all told, with
whom the management are in regular
correspondence. The trade situation in
foreign lands is constantly watched
and the museum IS ever prepared to
furnish to exporters any sort of lnfor-
nation from almost any foreign land
which the exporter may need in carry
ing on his trade.
We may not in the short space OF a
newspaper article, which Is already be-
yond our usual limit. enter into specl-
acations. but we have given this brief
outline Of the scope Of the museums
work In order to Impress the fact. If
indeed 1t be necessary to do so. that we
have entered upon new era, We are
no longer confined to the home market,
but must have the markets OF the
world for our surplus products. and we
are rapidly acquiring them. AS rep
resentative at the exposition of the iron
company which built the Atbart bridge
well said, the extraordinary demand for
American products has caused large
numbers of new Industries to spring up
and our producing capacity is now far
beyond the demand Of home consump-
tlon. so that 1t will be matter of
necessity hereafter for American man
ufacturers to seek foreign markets.
That is the whole question Of expan-
sion In a nutshell. It is not a question
Of the future. Expansion is already
here and 1t is simply impossible to
check it. It is not a political question.
1t is a business question and the big
gest question of the age.
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CHIcAGo-Cattle market generally
about steady; range cattle. butchers
stock and Gamers active; stockers and
feeders steady. Good to choice. IS coo
Z IS; poor to medium. 81 6O65 40; mixed
stocks, 81 COOS 10: selected feeders. 81 %
"a co: good to choice coks. So 1904 20:
heifers, 50 OO45 90; Gamers. 50 0OdP3 90:
bulls, 81 35GDi 30; calves 81 0091 So; fed
Texas beevea. 81 OOB6 Is; train of l,0lG
pound grass western cows sold to-day at
81 65.
Hogs. 5alOc lower ana closed steady
at decline. Good clearance. Mixed
and butchers 50 9o9G Oki good to choice
heavy, 50 5000 OH rough heavy, IS 500
3 S7]h; light, 50 S564 oS; bulk Of sales,
50 1904 co.
Sheep and lambs slow 10 weak. clos
Ing about unchanged; native wethers,
So S6dl 20: lambs 81 COOS so; western
washers, 81 OO9l IS; western lambs. s. 90
s. 35
Recelpts-cattlc, $500 head; hogs,
$4,000 head: sheep, 1000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex.
ira, SO OO98 rs; prime, IS S596 Is; COM
mon, 81 OOfIS 60.
Hogs dull and lower; prime mediums,
81 1904 20; hest Workers., 81 10; tight
Workers and pigs, 81 1904 is: heavy hogs
a O6@4 Is; roughs, 81 5OcDs TO-
Sheep: firm; choice wethers, 81 AON
80; common. 81 60d2 60; choice lambs,
So 3886 so: common 10 good. 81 bOGb %;
veal calves. 81 O097 %.
CONGRATULATIONS quiet at 81 5O1
400
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Naw York Mining Stoeks.
RrendstufPs and ProvIsions.

CHICAGo-Llght receipts and pre-
dlctIons of better export inquiry sup
ported the wheat market to-day, May
closing lE9%c over yesterday. Corn at
the close was &c. and oats iAc higher
Provisions closed steady at &c lower.
The wheat market opened with n
show OF strength derived from the
lIEhtness Of northwest receipts, May
being H6Kc better than yesterdays
close Mt 69NG6S%c. Shorts were early
buyers, and commission houses eXe>
cuted a plentltude OF country orders,
mainly from the northwest. Talk Of n
better export inquiry foated around.
decrease IN the visible supply was pre-
dIcted for this week, and Argentine re-
ported rains In the midst of harvest
operations, all Of which acted as an In
centIye to buy. on the advance which
carried May to 7O6c, nearly lie over
yesterday. trading was active. but lost
ita animation towards the close. when
the market eased OF on proht-taking
and selling against calls, above which
mark the price floated most of the
time. May eased of to 6o%c, at which
1t closed Is8%c better than yesterday
New York reported is loads taken for
export. Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels, against l,47O,lOO last year Min
ncRpolls and Duluth reported t9S cars,
compared with 8lS year ago. Local
receipts were 1888 cars, 70 of which were
graded contract. Atlantic port clear
inKs in wheat and flour were equal TO
Gil 900 bushels.
Corn ruled ilrm. strengthened primar-
lily by light receipts, but TO a degree
by wheat the fluctuations of which
market II followed in n small way
Trade was dun throughout the session.
Receivers generally reported free coun-
try offerings. New York asserted that
export business to the extent of 50
boat loads had been done. clearances
were heavy Atlantic ports reached
l,277.OOO bushels. Local receipts were
2O6 cars, and at primary western points
hIS, coo bushels, against 1OhOOO year
ago. May opened u shade up ut 92B@
S2iLc, ranged from 32ihc to 32|c, anu
closed &c better at 32Ssc. m
Onts were steady and quiet, n little
higher with other grains. Receipts (lF
cars were light, and the demand slow.
The market was largely scalplng one
and the range narrow. May SOLO from
2SMC 10 9iNc, and closed NC higher Ut
2iMc.
Provisions were steady and tho mar
kct dun most OF tho time, Large re-
celptg OF hogs over expectations ana
lower prices for the same, coupled with
come selling by packers. were the cnusn
for the falling on In the price. but tho
market held steady at the decline, IN
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.


NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Money on call
firm at 5Q7 per cent; last loan 8 per
cent; ruling rate per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5li86 per cent. ster-
ling exchange, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 sGgG@4 s6% for de-
mand and at 81 slM@4 SIX for 60 days;
posted rates "a S2ls and 81 SIN; COM
mercInl bills 81 son. Silver certificates
5sH 0sOc. Par silver 5sc. Mexican dol
lars A7Kc. Government bonds strong.
state bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
easier.
Dealings on the stock exchange APP
proached condition of stagnation sew
eral times to-day at intervals between
periods of spasmodic activity. The
day was almost an exact repetition OF
yesterday with periods OF strength at
the opening and near the close and an
interval Of acute weakness in some
stocks. The early strength was largely
due TO the cheerful view Of American
securities taken by London operators
who bought quite largely in this mar
ket. Rather positive evidence Of
strength in Union Pacific helped on the
late rally. The iron and steel stocks
were quite conspicuous In the early
strength, probably on account of cover
Ing operations by bears, who sold them
Yesterday, but this only served TO make
them more vulnerable to attack and
their subsequent relapse was quite vio-
lent The same was true OF the anthra-
cite group. which advanced sharply and
then developed acute weakness. New
Jersey Central leading with n fall of 8
points. The tobacco stocks were the
seycrest sufferers on reports Of a pro-
iected opposition in the trade by inter-
es,s which have been raised from; the
present companies. American ToDaeeo
md Continental Tobacco dropped and
az per cent respectively. Sugar and
Brooklyn Transit were conspicuous In
the dealings az was the case yesterday.
The former stock vIbrated widely above
and below Yesterdays level aud closed
with n small net gain. The unsettled
g,atc Of industrial securities which
seemed 10 be due to fears Of hostile leg
isIation seemed to have onlySliEht affect
on railroads and whom pressure relaxed
against the industrialS there WAS not
much dlflioulty In bidding up prices Of
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railroad shares. Northwestern rose Sls
per cent. omaho 2 and Union Pacific
iE per cent. As consequence the list
shows a fair admixture OF net gains.
The condition Of the money market
served 70 discourage any new specula-
tive commitments. A weak bank re-
turn Is counted upon as a certainty on
Saturday owing to the heavy dram BY
the sub-treaSury The advance in the
Bank Of Frances oaiclal rate was an
incident in the International competi-
tion for funds and while no direct ef-
fects were perceptibie the action is sIg-
nifcant Of the general apprehension
over the immediate future Of the money
markets. Notwithstanding the general
rally in stocks the close was irregular
with some Of the industrials showing
renewed pressure.
Bonds were not active and were In
clined to be easier in sympathy with
the break in stocks. Total sales, par
value Sl.2s5OOO.
United States Is advanced X per cent
and new Is and s. y per cent in the bid
price.
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Prevented a Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. George
Long. of New Scraitsville. Ohio, pre-
vented dreadful tragedy and saved
two lives. A frightful cough had long
kept her awake every night. She had
tried many remedies and doctors, but
steadily grew worse until urged to try
DR., Kings New Discovery One bottle
wholly cured her, and she writes this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr.. Long
of a severe attack Of Pneumonia. Such
cures are positive proof of the match
less merit OF this grand remedy for cur
Ing all throat. chest and lung troubles.
Only soc and 500. Every bottle guar
anteed. Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug stores
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Metals,

KEW YoRK-The attention of the
local metal trade was cGntered largely
on speltcr throughout the day, which
metal displayed Inherent strength and
a fair degree Of activity: firm cables
and light offerings were the dominating
Influences at work. The other depart
mcnts were quite destitute of'interest-
ing feature. At the close the metal ex-
change called pig iron warrants me-
elected: lake copper dull and nominal
at $l7 OOG17 25: tin steady for spot and
weak for futures at SCI OO627 80; head
unchanged at "a 1904 so: spolter firm
at 81 7OT4 so. The brokers' price for
lead is 81 40 and for copper Si7 eo8i5 "a
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West Virginia Gazetteer
and
and
Sac Business DireeI0ry.

r. L. PEEK 4 Co, are now making
the canvass for the $500 edition OF
the West Virginia Gazetteer.
This publication has found much
favor with the business men Of
West virginia; IT, regular publlca.
tlon ana Increased subscription list
from year to year commonda IT. usO-
fulnesS to the business public.
The Forthcoming volume will DO
greatly enlarged and improved.
descriptive sketches Of the 1900
cities. towns, villages, railroad sta
lions. postomceS and settlements,
embracing items Of interest to ev-
cry buaineBs man. such ss location,
population. distance 20 different
points. most convenient shipping
stations, products that arc mar.
keted: nearest banking facilities,
mineral interests, priecs Of land,
etc. Each Of these sketches Is fol-
lowed by the namss OF ali the bual-
meas and professional persons To-
Gated there, and these namea are
again listed under the classification
representing their particular line;
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Solid Trains to Northern Michigan.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Is now running solid trains OF
palace sleeping cars, dining cars tserv-
ing meals a Ia carte) and first class day
coaches, through from Chicago TO Cal
umet, Houghton, Hancock and other
points in the Cooper Country without
change OF cars with direct connection
for Marquette, Negaunce, lshpeming,
etc, and ali passengers from the East,
South and Southwest will find this a
most desirable route.
All coupon ticket agents sell tickets
via the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway,
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK-Further upward move
ment in blcRchcd cottons inaWgurated
by Lonsdaic four-four advancing to Sc
per yard. Expected that Fruit of the
Loom will 20 to SIC tomorrow. No
change in heavy brown sheetlngs and
drills. Fine browns and grey goods
and Cochec0 best fancy prints opened
at 5lhc. Prints opened Mt 6kc. Print
cloths strong Mt sac for regulars.
Coarse colorcd Cottons still tending
against buyers. No change In woolena
and worstcd goods or silks,
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the purposes Of study one had to can to
mind that there Is 50 evil and unneces-
sary thiEg as drunkenness in the
world, for the reason that ther4 was
nothing in the assembly or It's behavior
that reminded one Of that miserable
fact
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T, tho B,bv & cutting Teeth

BE sure and use that old and well-trled
remedy, Mrs. WlnsloW's Soothing
Syrup, for children teethlnG. IT Soothes
the child, softens the gum, Rllays all
pain, cures wind collie and 70 the best
cent? q bottle. mW&t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-08

OIL CITY-Certihoatcs no bid. sale
or offer: credit balances, 81 sc; ship
mentE, SS.60i barrels' nveraRc, H.6S2
s2,4s7 barrels.
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soUTH-BoUND.

Electric cars Bridgeport to Wheeling,
BeItalre and Martins Ferry Consult
agents for best routes and lowest rates
10 ali points. NJ. @. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
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CCHE MoNoNGAH ROUTE Is TUE
Short Limo between kHirmont and
Sure CONNECTIONS. When travelling TO or
from CIarksburK or West Virginia and
Pittaburgh railroad points, see that your
tickets read via the MonOnEAhela River
with IL q o. trains, and at ClRrkshury
with 4. & o. and W., v \ p. trains, Tick.
cts via this route on sale ~ al b. a y.
and W, v. & r. r. r. stations
HrGH O. RowLEs. een1 supt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-12-08
A Cure for Nervous Headache.

For eight years ! suffered from eonstipa.
lion and severe nervous headache, the head.
Hnnho. usually lasting three days NJ time.
headache powders relieved me temporarily,
but len too bad m erect. Since began
taking Celery King have greatly improved
10 health, seldom or never have hehdhche,
have gained Ia fash, and feel decidedly
Well.-MIH ", &. Hatch, Temple, N. y.
Celery King cures Constipation hndnll dis
eases oitho Nerves, Stomach, Liver and KID
QeyL. Hold by druggists. 26c, and 60o. ; ,
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WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENcER FRIDAY DECEMBER 1899

sympathy with grain. May pork sold
from s. 1913 7Ils TO 50 s5I!t CLOSING 2'sc
under yesterday ~ $3.50; May lard
from S IS 70 S l7is. and closed. 2l5o un.
der yesterday at s. IS. May ribs ra1ged
from S q 10 $ 91is. and closed 2lSsc
down at $ ..
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat, 1870 cars corn. $50 cars; oats
100 cars; hogs, 5000 head.
The leading futures ranged as folloW0:
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Wnnl.

NEW EoRK-wOOi steady ID
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The following quotations are furnished
by Howard HazlGtt & Son. brokers, Ma
tional Exchange bank building
E9PaFoFFnd Common
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RAILWAY lime cARD.

Arrival and departure Of tFainl en- ana
after nov r. ise9 Explanation of Rof-
srelco MarkS SDaily fpailf except
9lnday. fDlily, except Sturdy, ipniiv,
except Monday. isundhya only. 3at1Fs
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-12-16
LEGAL DIRECTORY.
PARTIAL LIST or RELIABLE AwT6 1
NBys OF MINNEAPOLIS. WITH

PARTIAL LIST or RELIABLE A ~To I.
NBys OF MINNTAPOLTs. WITH
LOCATION OF OFFICES.
Abel. Ace p. 2o1-2 Bank Of Com. Bldg.
Arctnnder, Ludwig. Temple Court.
Ankony. A. T., hO2 Globe R,dg.
Blocker. Geo. NJ. 93l Boston Blk.
KrIce. A: H.. Guaranty Loph
Ryrncs 7. r.. son Knsota Bldg.
Davenport & THAN. Phoenix RIdg
Darelli!s. a. r.. 92s n Life Rfdx.
Dentsch. Henry, 500 Guaranty Loan.
nonahne. w. FL. % WISH Ave. q.
Forth. Geo. f.. 400 Globe Rldg.
Gallagher, Chris. A., 1927 Guaranty ..usa.
Gjertsen 4 Rand. 7i1-71s y = Lilo B,ds
Hertig, Wendell, N. Y Life Blds.
Hobbs r. h.. Ms tempt. Court.
Jelley. C. a., SO8 Globe Rlde.
Lane h NantE Oneida Blk.
Lawrence. Jas. W., 242 Boston Blk.
Leary, w. c., Temple Court.
Munro. Weed. N. T. Life Bldg.
HHc%hH1sy sStepheaao , a as, Gnsf Loan B!as
NIckalI, j. a., 8sS Lumber Exchsn1e.
Nye. Frank w.. Guaranty Lam.
O'Brien. J. B., B0a Onelda Rik,
Psisram, w. ii. r.. IiS Tsmpie Court.
smith. aas Geo. H. rssR az s. csSst a,I.
Steele, John a., TO PhdanS1 BIDS.
STt sans. h l. " w., 20 e s az. n Is.
Wsish : aeSssSsS. Il = S sns IL
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Miss Kelly was driven into Bray during
the evening by one OF the farm hands
named Connolly. They left Bray after
nightfall, and all went we'll until after
passing Kilmurray Dispensary, where
owing to some reason yet unexplained
the car was overturned. Miss Kelly,
being caught between it and the ground
was killed instantaneously. The driver,
Connolly, was not seriously injured.