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ed Ola most acute power of scent. and
are extremely ugly. requiring great care
In handling. ~ they ore inclined to be-
come too realistic inthelr acting for the
comfort OF those who are compelled TO
work with them. Mr. Martin prizes
bis new CANNES very highly. and has
named them Maceo and Gomez.
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TWO RoBBERIEs.
Thieves Gain an Entrance to Hacks
Saloon and Secure So rs in Money.
Chicken Loft Robbed.

Early yesterday morning thief ef-
fected an entrance into the saloon OF
John Hack, corner Of Eighteenth and
Jacob streets. Fourth ward, by means
OF the side entrance. The entire saloon
was searched for valuables. After a
careful examination by Mr.. Hack It was
discovered that the cash register had
been opened and 81 so was missing
The slot machine was also robbed Of
81 Is, while many bottles OF whisky
were taken. Marks on the side door
indicated the use OF jimmy" The
police have no clue to work on.
The chicken loft OF Mr.. J. George. Of
Alley Is. was robbed OF eight chickens
Tuesday night. 30
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh g. Three-base
hit. Cross. Sacrifice hit, Beaumont. Sto-
len bases. Beaumont, Wagner 2, Ely.
Double play. Jones nnd Mcclure. First
base on balls. on Philippe 2; OF Howell
2. Hit by pitched ball, thinner. Struck
out. By Philippe s; by Howell B.. Passed
bali, thinner. Wild pitch, Howell. Time,
hours. Empires, Hurst and Swartwood.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
+ j. CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
iiy virtue. Of n deed OF trust made by
John =, O'Malley 10 nc, as trustee, hear
Ing date tho Sth day OF February, A. D.
1890. and recorded In the office OF the clerk
OF the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed OF Turst Book No. %,
page 900, will, on aait
SATURDAY, THE Goth DAY OF OCTO.
@ Der, 4. D, 1850,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. tn.. ;procaed
to sell at public auction, at the north
front door OF the court house OF said coul,.
~, in said city OF Wheeling. the follow
ms described Part or parcel Of tho lot
said city, to-wlt: Beginning at the north
east corner Of said lot No. ., running
thence westward on the line OF Twenty
third street G. feet: thence southward and
parallel with Main street q feet: thence
eastward and parallel with said Twenty
third stree: 81 foot TO Main street, and
thence nor;hward and parallel with Main
street q feet, moro or less, TO tho Begin
ming. Is5f
much more NJ the purchaser may elect
10 pay. cash In hand on the day OF sale,
the balance In two equal installments.
payable In one and two years, respect-
lively. with interest The purchaser to give
his prom!ssnry notes for the deferred
payments, with security satisfactory 10
LOUIS i. STIFEL, Trustee
J. C. HERVEY. kuctoneer. Bs?o
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BALTIMORE & OHIO
ExeursIons to the Pittsburgh Expo.
ritIon.

Thursdays, october I, Ii and IS.
the Baltimore q Ohio VIII sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return. at
rate OF 8: IS. including one admission
10 the exposition, good returning thirs
days. including date Of sale
SaturdayA, October and %. ticksiE
will be sold for 81 Ia, Including one Ad-
mission coupon, good returning ONLY on
day " sale
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wilson and Ryan in Berkeley County.

Special Dispatch to the lntellisenccs.
MARTINSBuRG. W. Va. Oct. IL
The largest and most enthusiastic meet
Ing that has been held in this city this
campaign was held In The Central OPP
era House last night. Hon. James WIZ
son. secretary OF agriculture in Mckin-
ley's cabinet, and General D. J. Ryan.
Of Columbus, Ohio, addressed the meet
ing NiFfsg - VA. q y ~. l'F 80
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WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED.

S,ALEsMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR
- goods by sample to wholesale and re-,
tail trade. We are the largest and only
manufacturers In our line In the. world.
Liberal salary paid. Address CAN-DEN
MFG. CO.. Savannah, Ga. oc5.w&s
C.1DE sTRAIGHT BONA FIDE
ID i a weekly salary paid direct from
oLilce; expenses extra commissions. Ca
pablc men and women to represent us
appointing agents; rapid promotion and
increase salary. New brilliant lines.
BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, Conn.
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MUSICAL DESTRUCTION.
Mrs. ". S. HutchIns

vili Fiye Instruction on he Piano 70
limited number % papls at her
residence. 80. 80 NAla street. Osnl.
uencinE the fRt week In September
Arrangements can b. rnAsg BY eau.
inE or thruGEh tho mail. bertunlns
MuRdiy. ,esptsnasr
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THE RIVER,

Stage of the river at midnight II
inches and falling.
The Telephone left at II n. m. yes.er-
day for New Mntamoras.
The steamer Calhoun. n gasoline
boat, Will be to-day's packet for Clnr-
ington. 1t departs Mt $3.50 n. m.
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.aa ~ aaH
PERSONAL,

~ Madame Carter. the worlds greatest
lifc-readcr. tells anything and everything
you wish to know. Can be consulted daily
and Sunday from 8 to 8, ut 1l29 Eoff street.
Satisfaction guaranteed. oclG' :
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, StATshrd and
Dried 5 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironsd. 5
cents per pound.
Houa Steam Laundry.
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sHERrFF,s SALE.
CHEnIFFs SALE.
VIM. HALEY & Son

Ross T, Chew.
by virtue Of an execution TO mo directed
IN the above entitled cause. have levied
urou and Will on the
TwESTY-SEcoSp DAY OF oSTo-
Der, lsn
beginning at - o'ciosk n, n. At the store
ro0m, No. y Twelfth street. in the ely
81 wheeling. county OF Ohio, and stats of
West virginia, proceed 20 sell 90 the hlgh-
81 and beat bidder. tkc following de-
FcrIhed personal property, t0.uit'
All % thn FtnSk % wall parer coutalnsd
IN the building known a. No, y Twsl,ta
street 10 the city Of WhSeltuE W va
lot tNina ! sample trunk. /. siovss. I
chairs, I printing nsshlhs. 1 cutting ma.
chiar, cJgatrTs ! lot rAekt. : once
desks. , chairs. tables. | sample trunk.
: wherlharroNH hi niAs sAfo frIIrS
aisplay rasks ! sgsp lAddsfs papsr tiiiS'
ard UPON tht isasr ~ Res, T. Chew frurn
CAATlfs v iNstnn. dated IanuArr 4. i0s
q tho stafs hose a1i premisrs Ne =
Twelfth street.. whsr Ing. W Va !.
~hish ssid Chsw has bN1n eaTr1isE "a
hls Ngl pAprr buniuefs-
TERMS OF AJNi.s.-cAsli
II c, WcHARpz
oci, sspriE e ohiS do4nsy.
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FOR SALE.

Bo ND5!
First-class Coupon Bonds are better for
Investment than Real Estate Mortgages.
They arc safe. convenient and pay good
interest. / offer Mt the present time Mac
beth Evans Glass Company g Bonds.
Tri-State Gas Company 50 Bonds. Ma
tional Glass Company 6 % Bonds and
Cleveland Water Companys6 q Bonds at
prices netting the l3rsStEr from 4 70
HALL. Member Pittsburgh Stock Ex-
change. No. 33l Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh,
Pa. Long distance telephone. No. 3.6lS.
= al
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COOKS Imperial Extra Dry Cham
payne has delicious aroma OF the
grapes. It's purity is undoubtcd.
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LOST *

II osr-PocKETRooK. CONTAINING,
~ ~ tins r., end money. on tho Whssling'
Finder please return to T. q. SWEENEY
l92i Market street. g = = w etsl5,
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Last nights games Of tho Wheeling
Carroll Club Junior League.

In yesterdays games the Crickcts took
two from the Cresccnts by, good, scores:
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JAMES A. HENRY,
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

Real Estate Agents. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. .l613
Main street. ssslrE, s. ;, slst5 a5.s!
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DEPOSITS of INDEX DISTRICT.
Prof. Landes Describes the FOr-
nation of the Copper Zone.

Prof. Landes Describes the For
nation of the Copper Zone.
Prof. Henry Landes says of the Index
throughout the lodges for the most
part are found in the granite, but they
also occur in the diorite and the meta
the veins are Of the true assure type and
have well-defned walls. These veins
vary in width from a few inches to several
feet, and are found to be quite persistent
majority of instances the ore occurs in
what has been styled replacement veins
this being especially true where granite is
the country rock. Here, along certain
zones where the joints in the granite have
opened somewhat. and where In conse-
quence there has been marked circula-
ton of water, the deposits of ore occur
In these instances the ore is found in thin
bands along the joint planes, but for the
most part 1t occurs as a replacement of
the granite minerals where infiltrating
water has removed the soluble constitu-
ents and in their stead metallic suphides.
usually carrying gold and silver, have been
character of the original granite has been
greatly changed. it having become thor
oughly impregnated with ore A rough
ly cubical block of granite usually shows
solid ore, with a general dissemination of
the ore throughout it, forming from / to
20 per cent. of the whole mass.
"These replacement veins may often be
traced for hundreds of feet, and they are
found to vary in width from a few inches
to many feet, resembling in this respect
ordinary assure veins. In some instances
the bands of solid ore in the joints of the
granite reach a foot or more in width
in one instance there being fourteen inch
es Of chalcopyrite, or copper sulphide, but
each band has only slight extent along
Its dip and strike. However In every re-
placement vein, the number of small solid
bands of ore may be enough to make a
great deal in the aggregate but almost in
variably the predominance of ore occurs
disseminated through the granite, and not
in the bands just described. In conse-
quence of this very nearly all of the ore
may be styled concentrating ore, T. e., eco
nomical mining requires that 1t should be
concentrated upon mining and before it
is shipped at all.
"As mentioned above, the prevailing ore
of the Index district Is copper, and the
principal mineral Is chalcopyrite. Nearly
all of the Lodges show this mineral in
varying quantities, and it usually has 9TH
er copper minerals associated with it. OF
and the combination of the two affords
beautiful mineral specimens. In few
instances copper glance occurs abundant
~, and gray copper, as well as the car
donates of copper. are by no means I'M
common. Associated with the copper min
erals in some of the lodges are certain
of the iron minerals, notably iron pyrites,
hematite (usualy micaceous), and mag
netite while galena and zinc blende occur
but seldom. Gold and silver, when they
occur, are found more commonly assoc-
ated with the copper minerals than with
any other"
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RECENT MINING DECISIONS.
Permanent Monuments.

Posts from five to seven inches in diam
eter. firmly planted in the ground at the
corners and ends Of a mining claim, and
standing not less than five feet above
ground are permanent monuments, with
In the meaning of the Revised Statutes of
the United States, section 1924, requiring
all records of such claims to contain de-
scrption of the claim by reference to some
natural object or permanent monument
as will identity the claim, and recorded
notice, which, in addition to a reference TO
such posts, also gives the general direc-
ton and distance of the claim from a
lake and river, is a sufficient compli
ance with the statute.
Where there Is conflict of evidence as
to which one of two posts is the one set
by the locator OF a mining claim to mark
one of the corners, one of which would
exclude. and one include the discovery on
which the location was based and the work
done by the locator. and the official sur
vey for a patent was based on the latter
on information by the locator who set the
posts, the testimony in favor OF that as
the true corner which sustains the sur
vey and the validity of the location will
be preferred. --Credo Mining and Smelling
Company VS.. Highland Mining and Milling
Company (95 Federal Reporter 9IO; cir
cult court of the United States
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ags.ssss m.ss.sn bushas. Against iM.saAi ssss-
sssis.:s i.nar.: tov Ne .ys... :u.s. g :.
sssT go, - Q. IN. IS n N and . !. ~ :.
yssf aga
n. @. Dan q Co.'S Review.
r.. q. Dun Cos review Of trade tomorrow Will
No ns.s Is always good news Nev business for
nanufacturen this year has hssn Light in some
branches and much below. the production last
industries start this year with larger contracts ahead
than ever before and when hall the wo,k Of the
not continue quite the same activity in buying
The wooden manufacture has Just opened new
:s..on With the aIss. Transactions eys, s1S ~na
contracts previously booked would make similar
tivity impossible Yet there Is enough Of hesta-
trying. Distribution TO consumers throughout tho
country u rapid and large. especially IN quarters
buying. 90 that there Is strong confidence in the
future.
II could mot be expected that business would ad-
rise Of pricss Is has occurred. Early In December
wool rose too high for prices then obtAinstis for
wooden goods. and weeks Of dullness followed. The
boot and shoe manufacturers are receiving small
ordee, a. jobbers Day the prices asked only for
s sS n,sq =: : ere needed tSr sorting but
marked and shipments from Boston have been $50 $50
cases In four weeks. about I Der cent more than
Inactive and slightly wesfsr. in spite Of heavy e1.
ports; and hide. are yielding At Chicago. with sc-
Iron and steel prices have been yielding for sew
erh weeks. and arc shade lower for products than
at any other time since the middle Of September.
though bss;emsr pig and blets are still so scarcs
5000 tons. are anywhere reported. Agreements 70
dslphia for s2i Of iron. considered By buysrs best
refined: according to u. I.o. Ass seller. cali Il
there. With narrow plates sold at Pituburg below
$23 Structural shapes are net quoted lower, but
the New York Central contract for i3.ooo tons Of
Detroit works, and two orders for q. 900 tons Of
rails arc taken At Chicago Last year l 90 7o3 tons
OF pig were produced. according to the Official
ora. me consumption being p.sM.H7 tons
options being quoted At ~
Wheat has advancer TO 7s2c, with no clear reason
for such sharp advance. Receipts are small. in
four weeks only 1885, W. bushels. against n.ze. ~
last year, but the Atlantic exports have been only
I1Mis bushels -four included. against n.on. $50
bushels last year.
s.3lI23s bushels for the same four weeks, against
2s2ss last year. but this Il Of aid 10 Atlantic
markets.
Exports Of corn still show that American feed
as27s2 bushels against ias7s s4 bushels last year
Nevertheless. the price Of cash corn has declined
about &C. although option prices about the same
Failures for the week have been POI in tho United
States: against "a last year. and - In Canada.
against IS last year.
70 70 70
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Jan M-Today's statement q
the condition OF the treasury shows:
Available cash balance 411e. ~, %
Gold reserve ES,eet.lU
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
pradstreet,s Fina.cial R.viev

NEW YORK, Jan. 26--Bradstreet's revisw Of
the New York stock market tomorrow will say;
thcr weakness In interest rates, the speculation
in securities has this week been Of decidedly slow
more or less favorable developments. including
that the British forces in Natal had obtained FUR.
ner th snS st .s the d0aSh ss o
the recent tension TO which IL was subjected.
though the effect OF this was nesatived By the
unfayorable war news which came out on Friday.
on Thursday. but this failed to the slugsish
has been the continued ind;sposlion Of the public
to entcr upon new speculative ventures, and the
subsequent absence of commission house business Of
that nature. 1t may be noted that the demand
for bonds Ia quite fair In some cases higher fg-
ures have been made for fayonte issues. and II Y
also noticed that the buying power In the bond
list has extended to the new and ow-priced var.
cities, while in view of the advanced figures for
investors show disposition to take. in their stead.
some Of the safe dividend payers. Speculative at
group Of securities. owing to incidents which seem
to point to combine under control OF the gas
or at least the boronghs Of Manhattan and Brook.
Ign.
The railroad share list was neglected In spite Of
ported for the first three weeks Of January. The
granger stocks were also helped by favorable opin-
ions from the West about the grain crop outlook.
In the industrial group the reports Of possible
labor troubles failed to have much effect. and ex-
psststons ssou, good dividends on The
All Of these incidents or possible Developments.
however. failed 70 develop any buying power cal
culated 10 give the market appearance Of life.
and the renewed ease OF money seemed simply TO
render holders of stocks tenacious as to parting
with them at the present rate Of values.
The unexpected Friday morning that the
British forces In South Africa had lost the position
they captured from the Boers with the sharp breaks
in eonsols and all classes o. stock at London.
suited in declines Of point or less throughout the
sstive share lis, At Nsg York Ths,. wa. how
the chief sellers At the decline shorts covered. and
the market under somewhat discourarfng circum-
stances showed spprsciable degree Of hrmness
Bank Clearings.
The following table compiled by Bradstreet's.
shows the bank clearings at all the principal cities
for the week ended January N with the percentage
Of increase and decrease compared with the cor
responding week last year:
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Seeking DEEP DRIFT MINES.
Capitalists who Are Prepared TO
spead Half n Million.


r. ii. Campbell of San Francisco, Is on
his way back to California from Cariboo,
to purchase machinery for unique mining
operations, there Campbell and ms as ,he
center of the bed of a certain ancient or
dead river, in old Cariboo, by sinking q
shaft millions will be in their grasp q, and
subsequent operations will enrich Brit
ish Columbia by the acquisition OF vast
wealth in gold. This may be dream, but
those engaged In the finding-out operations
have already spent $1,000. and are prepared
to spend half a million before throwing up
the sponge.
This channel is said to be very rich on
the rims the gold catching on the rims in
working Its way to the center OF the river
bed.
basis. The character of the deposit Is
identical with that found in the. dead
river beds of California, from which SO
The ancient channels of California, how
ever. are overlain with pipe clay, while the
channels in Cariboo are covered with hard
rectly beneath the clay In Cariboo is two
or three times deeper than in Caltfor.
MIA and composed almost entirely of
quartz, containing gold from the top down.
indicating that the bottom is very rich.
Were II possible to hydraulic the cham
nels they would be the most extensive and
the largest goid-producing gravels In the
world, but want OF outlet to wash the ma
terial prohibits hydraulicking In that sec
ton. What is being searched for Is q drift
mine, and il good pay dirt Is struck In the
center of the channel 800 men could be en-
ployed all the year round, and the present
shaft would open enough ground to last
ten years.
The system of ancient channels In Carl
boo is extensive, but there Is little positive
information concerning it, Many miles OF
the channel have been located and are be-
ing held by mining men who are await
ing the result of the present operations In
the search for deep paying drift mines at
IA
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The Commercial Adyer-
tisers London financial cablegram says
There a slump in the markets here today on
the announcement Of the abandonment of Spionkop
by Gen. Warren The reason was not understood
there being explanatory word in the disappoint-
ing dispatch. About midday there was a slight
rally, which. however, was followed by fresh re-
lapse. and the close the worst In some
quarters the Spionkop was interpreted ns
the most serious thus far In the campaign unless
unexpected explanation shall be received Con
soils closed at par
Americans followed the general movement finally
hardening New York support.
Paris nervous selling Spanish fours and Tin
tos There gold movement. Money was
still easy. although this settlement day. and
bills offered freely. The foreign ex-
change was ~ follomi Paris. Is ni Bslin. l.ssa
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Fineness of AtIIn Gold.

a. II. Bromley, the mining engineer,
says that over a radius of some miles
from Atlin City the geology shows great
metamorphism. The principal rock is an
altered country, serpentined to n varying
extent, but particularly upon joints. In
closed in this serpentine are belts of alt
cred dixie, or country, bearing evidences of
ore dlkes everywhere appear 10 be slight
ly auriferous, and carry numerous small
veins and stringers Of quartz In the en-
tire absence of development work he
says. 1t is too early yet to give any figures
as to values, but the general formation OF
the district is distinctly favorable.
Next season should see preparations for
hydrauncking well in hand. which will
eventually Increase the output OF the