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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-07
VAN ALSTINE CASE
CONTINUED UNTIL
TODAY FOR TRIAL.
Moore From Taking 1t Up-Sen-
satiOn Seekers Disappointed

The Van Alstine divorce case which was
billed for its final engagement III Judge
MooTe's department CT the superior court
yesterday. was continued Cor trial until
this morning owing 70 the crowded condi-
ton OF the calendar.
The kiondike cross-complainant Con
Van Aisiine. and his complaining spouse.
were there: Emma Norton. alleged con-
sqiTator. and Attorneys John II. Dore and
Charles E. Shepard. for the plaintiff and
Attorneys Richard WInsor and j. T. Ron
AID for the defendant and cross-complain-
ant, were present. and ali bid fair for the
opening OF a sensational day when Judge
Moore announced from the bench that the
case would have To 20 over fer a day.
The court room was crowded with sensa-
lion seekers who slowly wended their way
down the court house hill. SiSlbly diS2 D.
pointed at the result
Several expected developments did not
occur. Neither side moved for 4 contin-
uance of the trial. was limited might
be the case, and Judge Moore contrary To
q former report, was On the bench instead
OF Judge J. (. Williamson. % Tacoma
The only embryo u anything approaching
81 SENSATION was the fact hat Attorney
Melvin q. W4nstoCk Mrs Van Alst ne 5
attorney, and one % the alleged Coflsgsira-
tors, was not IN his accusG ofned place. His
absence is easily explained. however. He
was IN Portland on secret society business
and returned last night. HIS departure
on Saturday night was with permission
III NHDfr. d&tB TO secret 10 any OF
Mr.. Winstock's friends although an ef-
fort was made in some quarters yesterday
to convey the impression 1hai Mr. Win
stock had gone 20 avoid appearing further
Il: the case.
II Is now settled that Judge Moore will
remain in SEATTLE 10 try the case and viii
postpone mis- proposed exchange OF visits
with Judge Williamson until next week
Judge Moore announced this Intention
from the bench saying that In view of the
allegations that the injunction OF his court
with respect 10 the safe deposit box o.
Miss Norton had been violated il would
perhaps be better that Ne should remain
and near the proceedings under the order
TO their conclusion.
Mrs Van Al@fiue late yesterday even
ing flied IN the clerk Office OF the SUI
pcr.or court 3 formal Dismissal OF ner
divorce complaint and tender Of all costs
to Van Alstina. This step is IN line with
her former motion ~ dismiss. which Was
denied hy Judge Moore.
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PASSED 4 BAD DOLLAR.
iomEs >tiLwowfh. street Car En-
piase. Arrested en- serious Charge

tyoH.s Ss,ks ORTIZ sEe5 81 years. who say =
TIA: he has aaea q ce1uue ;uT m fh= Hess
street. e.e--1r5- lire. vas arrested last even
trg at fne Northern pac-9c 2eros hv he
fsseftss~ Powers aHt S-nFhEtt 81 az. rsss1l@ 81
81 tAe tsarehai II Aubgrd.
Tine rg2r~1sa3 telp0aaug3 70 - a8estsrters
tns- there was = geAu on t3e Portland train
en- hls &ay - seattle who rad passed
counterfeit money In Auburn. and nat pc
tsA rrare IN Ais posse siaH.
When Hrst sAarrHed az Nea3qfarterz =
considerable amount - silver vas fasnz on
sstsSwurrA }.s3, fao cEfl~fsrfe5t money An
other search was made ana fatA fsgr~ a
very good lrnif fia~ ISIS SILVER dollar vxzs
found y = supScT g that SsISWor1h had
,he h7wes coi0 IN hts hard siren the FIRST
Sear-h ~aS rHaia-
t}e "a 80 tssrnet oFsT - IFctte1 SAFES &
c-e3 SerVsre Agent pTzg-. W. cue<7 lc9ss-9
2 ~ closely ~sr @srrStrx 80 1aTE@ amount
az silver - ard 80 wlfa Ha3 3n fsssr rs
81 sssss sra asa ~ ths charge - gssSs-
SIG s-9lnterfeft F750r.-s- - AEbl-~ SIX
vya~-M ~onfesset: that 10 'Eas YlA" ~ a
had srU1~ n Auburn. but saa& b. Hta e1s
kae~ Nsan he Uasses :. arsf.
W-hen sSkes - explain .hsTa - at re
BIZ re~aw IS estt teat = ct-af "a Atg
y..asses~sar- ae~cr tfrE - 5fS hs.sf Rhile ha
was rog taEear or 80 WESt street fs~e-
ftta t~r SIC sx~lns~hd fAat tap reason h~
49, 50 r1arv sgvsr hs5t Dr. zrs was .Ns.
~ &c shsefr When he csEaat Afs cAerg
Frrz~ go stre@F rsr r5r1r ssET.
SfSv1~eA haa wo~ks-i % xtFret ar fir~.
g.. n awsttkee a~t - psu}
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afterwards to be presented TO the state for

afterwards TO bs presented TO the state for
TIE as the safe seal.
The designs ,aat were accepted by the
committee vii be on view IN the WINDOWS
% Graham x Moore for few days, and
the thousands interested IN this pFesenta-
tion should not neglect the opportunity OF
passing Judgment upon them, There IS
also on view al Lowran & Hanford's
handsome album, in which are many views
Of charming Washington scenery and the
autographs Of ali those who have suoscr1h-
ei 10 the fund for the presentation. This
will be sent with the silver service and be
kept - memorial OF the donors. There
IS room for a few more names in this al
bum.
After economically planning out the silver
that they would have surplus II every
su5scri her paid Up. OF something like 81. sN
So they decided 20 devote about that sum
10 the purchase of a library for the ward
room of the baitleshlp Olympia. Thomas
Burke. c. A Murray ard a ". MuFphey
were chosen a committee 10 select the
books.
Some Of the subscribers 20 the fund here
have not yet paid Up. They can send the
money 10 Miss Hantor1 or 20 Lees phar
macy.
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CIVIL SERVICE BOARD MEETS.
New system of Examinations for
Promotion Adopted.

The civil service commissioners al their
regular monthly meeting iaSl night spent
most Of their time in examining annual APP
I4iicstioEs for promotion in the ire depart
meut Twenty-Five such applications were
looked over and considered In the Light OF
reports On individual efficiency made sep
arateiy by the caief aud assistau; chief in
the case OF eaCn applicant. The appbca-
tons were taken under adVisemeni. One
similar application each was received from
born the park and police department. bat
n0s considered.
In th4 past Secretary Grout. OF the civil
service board has been 100 busy with mis-
duties as labor commissioner 70 pay SUIT
cient attention 70 the matter Of promotions
in the city departments. Now however. he
has more time at his disposal and the sys-
tenn Of requiring confidential reports from
heads Of departments regarding general ef-
!ciency % employees 70 the result So far
thu system has been applied only 10 the fire
department. but last night the board took
steps - prepare a list OF confidential que
Ties for use in tne police and park depart
rnenis also. Ne applications have Seen
made in other departments.
The idas az the reports s 10 make each
appsi ant Tor higher grade prove by secret
Information ftoU the head Of his depart-
Drnt TIE adN3Sao4lity OF his promotion At
q special meeting to be- held on FTi3sy
evening. a seFies ~ questions In the regular
EXAMINATIONS f0r promotions in the three
departments mentioned VIII be prepared.
The question Of the change Of the ctfil
service rules "a allow the retention Of Fire
chief Gardner Kellogg. WHO has reached
the axe limit d,d not cciue up IN the hoard
meeting iast night although il Was ex e
p@ct-d 7, may he brought 80 AZ Friday :
srsCi4I meeting The board last night de-
Jided n allow elig hes for tlge position az
assistant chief 70 take the examination for
fire chief. Fire Captains MARROW and La
'ham are the orly elE1bles tor assistant
chief
T. ). SGHsvan wisa was rejected by the
medical board OF examination for a posi-
ton = the faDiENs aefEsYfw1enr WAS given
Isrrn .sSlou 10 try M physical examination
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CITY IL MANDAMIs >ED.


THE question - whether the City is to pay
tire expenses 81 "Trip made rs a number
81 Clty government officials last fan IS 10
b. determined ~ tho courts. The question
Ess fer some time been sn open one
ion}ptroii%r Parry himself one u the fup-
fetsFs refusing 10 couutarsiZs the war
rants issued In payment q the claims pre-
scented t8 the city treasury
Yesterday CaUnef man James brought
the matter 20 q focus by applying d Judge
Moore for writ * mandate eonpefIjrg
t'onptY 1.ier Parry 20 roNrterslen q va
rant :u favor Of Councilman James for 81
Il "a IL he 4 tfSE case
councilman James claims - Tor trans
paEt&a7n ana 81 f3T o097d lodging and
alleges that re cry Is tia bile Tor m. ~s.s-
son that he t63r - inspection Wa made ~,
So Interests and vas necessary In vgs-a 81
approaching municipal improvements 10 te
made ~ tae rs,y - Seattle
Ire application fo~ a writ ~ uaanaarnr.s
vas set for hearing ca February a
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S~wman Beads HI. Quarts Claim
fer rsgo sstbss

fsese~s fzrE has cone al Jast 20 Geo. A
Nsvsrq4f. see g5sospee'0r wl1a a-zs TeTs1rt-
s~s &a4a about q yessr E9. Fer tsssST years
20 esaa seFxe4z 8n 45uEA tssaf}3- A4ases a
rsszq tSls~rt ssa* gagfs day - @1fs1 STRIKE
e ~sen he lad ga sa ~ fse country aIad
sesiec 70 e although many sfnzes fE% Z -
sgsre szss<s4r3 dark.
FEt4 ~oa. Frank Newman w5o workz Al
fsse Fxose. @rNts!e received word Ys'ss@sr~
6av fnat - bad bonded hss q8artz gal5-
fzaarzfkg ciatFgzn fa san Fras3csEgs EaE tag
- Ylsr sless -. TIE steamer EsxEe.ssor
arch !egt las evening. cAFE4s=s s-3,sss
draft 10 NJ Newman
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20 shs reso--z seEsoo{ or tie testimony
given ~ nev a. zee trial. ard CT tf-
evidence - Police MssrbE Tartar 1ss
age
Tbs T<ssusrt WOMAN r1Sy be seTlrss reed
70 pay Any Ane sst ff&e saaA = zrsa 70
serve wsYEstw 6aFs - Jess RI TIE County
sgE. Tier zts0rreYs Tsars E Dose ard
Henri Jackson. N1A EaEve s9T FF%
tF5AI he@ever ard ~ cSse gEss = T@ff2Ar'k
zpgezf 70 1ss ssspTrFTsr resETF- THeE Gb%ssn
ffs~ s@gssrnne vAs ssAsrfsxzert 20 convict
LAepuTg Prosecuting Attagrey fulton rep
reHeE.fes9 7tle rxnAees.ftnEs.
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Carries see~@E~~~ p ~stsHa - Swe47--. q
vaz~s ~ 8Ev wss ra-- T1sf-ess 90 49, sf-es-s.s
asq szs-e as fsrs No. 3@~ssv 49, =
sHa -saa wNen7 eAa s~-sasssf 80 "a.
srs %e~ye %ass~ Aaasa 90 r}vfrg - ar
= @w+* ss@ssnz ss~e~r fIs INSANITY = .se
IA tssEfar. a. ia 80 -
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Aas first laia. and over tbs
was spread a table 81 concrete
with q perfectly ieve. sur
face. On This table rests tbs
tank The gaS. ~heu pump
eS5 in. raises the sections OF
TIE no,der. and sha weigh,
cf the holder furnishes the
pressure by which consumers
are fervsd There is sad 20
- absolutely no danger
Of an espi.1=55t9fs., the plates
oi the hoider being o. SUM-
mt thickness 20 withstand
four times iae maximum
pressure that vii BE- brought
&c bear when the tank >
fAl, The bottom plates ara
i'Fe-eiEslJas NJ an iEsch ;hick.
ard fhe zap onss taree-
r ghtes. The pressure - ft-
teen pounds - :h@ se,uara
i'scA IN evenly Distributed ov@r
fhe inner surface of The
hotter CONSTRUCTION work
h,s been go-ns on suce IA ~
August The u3i3a steel uSe!
aas shipped acFvss country
srgm 1ln.gnGati ana PITTS
burg. It we.shed IN all
Ia fAfrtx cars N .,s-sr -, -4,-
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LOCAL COMPANY BUILDS A
MONSTER TELESCOPE Gas HOLDER


lis eedsf and Is eaaapsi handle attn ease The e
threean shscop holder interesting device
Ia IN
Of
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TP-T0-TATEs Natet~tre Rain sex-fsran4
Flsetfjc light. telephones on zach aeor ara
tAe only house in Seattle that las Turkish
bata connected ATTN r. American srs
Eu~ecpsu-
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pF-lsF4Es y ges*sz as rses~- $50.
ssesrsS sssssssasss $685. fz- Assas " ga.
f.ss xsssszA5.st. - CAgsrY
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Restaurant


oysters
SOtfP
i4@ntiL Mutipa Ecpta ('opso4nrna
FISH
bvo1o3 Fresh Nackrrei tasfte~ sasyc,A
Baked P@reh. slssss sauce
Steamed Ciarns
BOILED
EIhS % Beet. &@sui.ion uotatoaz.
ENTRIES
Hamburger STEAK with s.75euz
Fried Brains. Tomato saaace
Coos tssu. IS sa1gea rice
ETeas6 et Veal sfafYss
S'eyed Lamb, vegetables.
ROAST
Tame Coos. app.r s.atsca
Turkey. cranberry sa.lsce.
BET au ssss
Veal dressing
Sable 81 Mae'on. sesiy.
FEs3EyTAfsI4ES
Fried peTsniES Rs~i ,.at,s..s,.
Assfssi snd Boiled Potatoes.
DESSERT
Cacsco la,@ Team Pu&t *, TauEa sauce
Sized Eauaaas With cream.
ie@ tfe@sn Mixed CAKES
PIES
Afpir ~ ASA C1starS aftrce
Lemon Cream sraaberry
Coffee Tea alk
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j decline of soc, lard ioal2Mc and ribs

a decline OF soc, lard 1oal2Mc and ribs
Wheat opened excited at Ike over
Mondays close. An exceptional adj
vace at Liverpool and rurnors that the
winter crop Of Russia had been ruined
by dry weather. stimulated the bulls to
high pitch OF enthusiasm. which last
ed until near the close, when realizing
which had been carried on heavily oil
day caused n reaction. An Improvement
In the export demand at the seaboard
and decrease Of 1,276,00o bushels In
the visible supply helped the advance.
July opened 1Ac higher at 7SS@7Stc,
declined to iSc. advanced irregularly
the close. Chicago got ia cars, eleven
OF which were graded contract. Mlnne-
apolls and Duluth got 1.2l3 cars, conf
pared with 1.1SS cars for the cores
Ponding two days last year Western
receipts were large, ana clearances Lbs
eral.
Corn was exceedingly Indifferent ut
the start. but 1t finally moved upward
with wheat. and on complaints Of too
much rain. A decrease OF 3,24S.00G
bushels In the visible supply also had
strengthening influence. Receipts
were 452 cars. July opened A@Hc
higher at 33433lsc,s declined to 32N033c,
advanced to .33Nc and closed at 339a
QS3Ec.
Oats ruled firm and higher. In SYM
pathy with other grains. Cash de-
maRd was good. Receipts were 60s
cars. The visible supply decreased
$4,000 bushels. July started h@kc
higher at 227s023c, eased of to 22HG
227sc. advanced to 23Ac and closed at
23923hc.
Liquidation. owing to the reported
appearance of yellow fever In the south
weakened provisions. July pork OPEN
ed 171sc lower at IS 02H. advanced to
IS 07l4 and declined TO 81 90 at the close.
July lard opened 2hGf5c lower ut IS o2it
Q5 O5 and closed with sellers at 81 s2a
a. 95. July ribs opened 5@7hc lower
ut "a 574Q4 GO. declined to 81 80 at the
close.
Estimated receipts for Thursday:
Wheat, 50 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats.
400 cars: hogs. $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged us follows:
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:. 90. o. =
he fell would go under him and held
on his neck with both arms until I pull
ed up enough to dismount.
THE leg had been broken clean on,
SO tha: the horse was jammlng the
stump on the ground at each jump. /
never saw such sight, and yet the
horse was so game that I think he
would have kept on In the race II 1t had
been physically possible.
1T is Impossible to tell how the acci-
dent occurred, though the turf was very
hard and he may have turned the leg
on some obstacle.
"of course there was nothing to do
but to kill the poor fellow who had lost
his life in the gamest race ever rode"
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!, quiet demand. Linens GUILE. at pre-
Petroleum.

OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 49,; GER
tifcates. highest 81 Il bid for cash: low
est bid 81 1Sts for cash; closed at 81 ISL
bid for cash: sales. 1000 barrels July at
II HB: shipments 2l9.421 barrels: av-
erage n. $50 barrels: runs 1sS. $50 barrels;
average SO.7A barrels.
NEW YoRK-Petroleum steady.
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NEW fORK-Spot business In cot
ton goods has been on restricted scale
to-day, but II good mail order demand
has come forward. There has been
no change In tone In any direction. and
prices are firmly maintained In brown.
bleached and heavy colored cotton goods
without further advance In prices.
Prints In fair demand ana
firm. GlnEhams quiet but strong.
Print cloths Idle IN regulars and quiet
In odd goods, hut prices are firmly
maintained. Wooden and worstcd dress
goods In moderate request and staple
lines are ilrm SILK fabrics nrm, with
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CHfCAGO-Cattic. fancy IS 55iI5 20;
choice steers IS e5GI5 90; mediums
81 S5Ii 95; beef steers 81 50I4 so;
stockers and feeders 81 1905 20; bulls
s. 25Gi 50: cows and refers 81 1904 80.
Calves 81 O0III so. Hogs. fair to choice,
81 INGd3 20; heavy packers 81 5OI3 rs;
mixed s. 60l3 50: butchers 81 65ll3 IS;
lights 81 G013 so: PIGS 81 20G2 10.
Sheep and lambs. sheep 81 5Oa5 %,
ycarl!nGs S. ?5G5 rs; clipped lambs
So CO@6 90: spring lambs 81 OO97 80 per
100 pounds. Reccipts-Cattle. 1850
head; hogs. $1,000 head; sheep. 1900
head.
ClNClNNATT-IIogs active at 50 ITO
& ST.
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GREATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
W Prompt Completion OF Orders at tho
intelllGcnccr Job ,Sr!nting ONCE,
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Flour firm.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 76,s@77Ec; No.
spring 72t9 76isc; No. red 799S9c.
Corn-No. ., 33,sc: No. yellow Bic.
Oats-No. ., 24l!s.1125c; No. . white Csc;
No. 3 white 26'sG27i4c.
Rye-No. ., 5SG6Oc.
BarleS-No. ., 36I40c.
FlaXseed-No. !. 81 o.: new 81 o..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. Is.
Mess Pork-Per barrel 81 S5G7 90.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, 81 9Oq4 92ls. 10.
Shor, Rlbs-Sides (oose) 81 1904 65.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) 4sG4ssc.
Short clear sides (boXed) 81 S0G4 IS.
Wh!skey - Distilers' finished goods.
per gallon, 81 &c.
Sugars : cutloaf G.O2c: graduated
5.52c.
Bu,ter-Flrm; c-eamerles 12917iAc,
daries l041Gc.
Eggs-Steady; fresh 12lac.
Cheese-SteadY; creams S&G9Hc.
NEW YORK-Flour. receipts, 1900
bushels; exports, 1880 bushels; market
more active and stranger at 15c adj
vance over Saturdays figures.
Wheat, receipts S33, 400 bushels; eX-
ports. ilO.100 bushels; spot market easy;
No. red. S6Ec spot and to arrive f. o.
b. af!oat; No. red. S3Ac elevator; op-
tions opened strong and higher: closed
unsettled at 3sG3Mc advance over Sat-
urday. July closed ut s3lsc; Septem-
Der closed at S2Ac; December closed
at s2&c.
Corn. receipts, S36, 800 bushels: exports
$4,000 bushels: spot market quiet: No.
., +0&c (. o. b. afloat spot and to arrive;
options opened firm and closed shade
easier, with wheat at A@Bc over Sat-
urday. July closed at 39l4c; Septem-
Der closed at 39hc.
Oats. receipts. s74,7C0 bushels: exports
10000 bushels: spot market quiet; No.
. white. sc; track white. 33@37c: op-
lions quiet.
Hay steady. Hops quiet. Hides
steady. Leather steady. Coal quiet.
Beef steady. Cutmeats dull. Lard
steady. Pork steady. Butter steady
Cheese steady. Eggs easy. Tallow
firm. Cottonseed oil! dull. Rosln
quiet.
Turnentiue steady. Rice steady. NO.
lasses firm.
Coffee. options opened quiet ut un-
Mt to IL points net lower; sales. 1880
bags. .
Sugar, raw steady to firm; refined
firm.
BALTIMORE-Flour quiet: receipts,
27.1oO barrels; exports, 500 barrels.
Wheat strong and higher: spot and
month. 1eG79Mc: June. 79I79hc: July.
7lG7lc: August, so%GSlhc: receipts,
l0G,5OO bushels: exports, 10000 bushels.
Corn firmer: spot. month and June, 37S
G3ISc: July. s7$iG377sc: receipts, $780,
900 bushels: exports. l11.40 bushels.
Oats steady: No. white. 32kG33c; No.
. mixed. 29hQ3oc; receipts. 1900 BUSH
els: exports $4,000 bushels. Butter
stcady. EGGS firm at AGlilGc. Cheese
steady.
CINCINSATI-FIour acsive and
higher. Wheat firm: No red 75Ec.
Corn firmer: No. . mixed 35c. Oats
quiet; No. mixed 271sc. Rye firm: No.
., Coo. Lard easier at 81 10. Bulkmeats
easy at 81 Is. Bacon easy at s. G5.
Whiskey steady at 81 &c. Butter firm
and higher; Elgln creamery 1SlsQ1l9lsc;
Ohio HGl6c; dairy lo,sa1lc. Sugar
steady. EGGS easy at 12c Cheese
oNStiNS. ats.. N#.
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TllE MoNoNdAII ROUTE IS THE
= snort Line between Fairmont and
Sure Connections. When travelling TO or
from Clnrksburg or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points, see that YOUR
tickets read Win the Monogaholn River
Railroad. Close Connections Mt Fn.rnIont
with u. & o. trains. and at Clarksburr.
with u. & o. and W, V. & +. trains. Tick.
etc via this route on sale at all B. & o.
and W.. V. & p. II. r. stations. -.
HUGH G. BOWLES. Gent Supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-01

NEW 'YoRK-The metal market In
the general way shows continued npa-
thy with prices more or less nominal.
Buyers show considerable Indifference
ut present prices. while sellers are not
inclined to give way. According to the
New York Metal Exchange official re-
ports pig iron warrants closed quiet ut
$ll'75 nominal; lake copper very dull Mt
SIS 80 nominal: tin very dull at $50 G5
bid and s2J IL asked: lead very dull Mt
81 10 bid and s. 30 asked; spelter closed
weak ut SC rs nominal.
The brokers' price for lead Is 81 Is and
for, copper SIS 25ilS SO.
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool quiet.

'TIsN'T safe to be a day without DR..
Thomas Eclectrlc OH In the house.
Never can tell what moment an accl-.
dent Is going to happen. 81
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CAN'T be perfec; health without purc
blood. BurjOck Blood Bi;ters makes
pure blood. Tones and invIgorates the
whole system.
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NORTHWEST SYSTEM-CLEvELAND
& PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
Trains Run Daily. Except Sunday, as fol-
lows: AL n.sa
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