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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30
WARE LADY FIRE INSPECTOR
Mrs. Christopher Causes Thirty-seven
Arrests for Violations.

Mrs Sarah Christopher, the only wom-
an inspector attached to the Fire Pre-
vention Bureau, made report TO Com
missioner Johnson yesterday detailing the
result of her last weeks work. During
that time Mrs. Christopher caused the
arrest of thirty-seven persons, twenty of
them employed by members of the Cloak,
Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Protective
Association.
Mrs. Christopher had five cases In the
Court of Special Sessions, obtaining five
convictions. Four OF the men arraigned
were tined $40 each for smoking on prem.
ises and the fifth was fined $50 for the
same offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30
TO STOP SHOOTING DOGS
1875 Killed by Sanitary Patrol IN
Staten Island This Year.

Health Commissioner Lederle announced
Yesterday that on November he Would
issue an order to stop shooting dogs III
the Borough of. Richmond. On August
the order to shoot stray and unleashcd
dogs was put into effect because OF the
many cases If rabies.
Present conditions do not warrant a
continuation Of the rigid order sa'd
Commissioner Lederle. However IL
there is any noticeable increase in the
number Of dogs on the streets in Rlch-
mond, the CIDER will be put into efect
again Immediately"
Commissioner Lederle said he had peen
told that the cellars on Staten lsland
were full OF dogs, as well as the BACK
yards II that Is true, and they are per-
mitted to go into the streets on Novem-
Der /. then the order will be extended.
Sanitary patrolmen have killed 10 dogs
one patrolman was seriously injured oy
vicious bulldog, which was led into the
street for execution.
III people kept their dogs off the
streets" said the Health Commissioner
there would be no need for shootins
them. am opposed TO shooting doSs'
but something had to be done to remedy
matters"
Up to August /, 1872, there had oeeil
20 cases of rabies found i'm 200 dogs eN-
ARMED ..-
In this city in the last fye years, records
have been kent Of fully 1880 dog bites.
I'm 1911 there were bitten in greater New
York $50 persons. Rabies was Louiid
in 227 cases where autOpsies were hcld.
In the last five years there nave pee,
6S cases OF human rabies In the srea'e'
CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30
Quoted by Or. Alvin Dewitt Wadsworth.

Quoted by Or. Alvin Dewitt Wadsworth.
At the sanatorium II was said she was
removed from there ny the Rev. DR.. Ray.
the removal being against the wishes Of
DR.. WadswOrth. Only yesterday a friend
at the sanatorium received letter saying
that she had not been so well since leav-
ing the institution, and that she intended
10 leave for her home in the South In a
day or two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30
SON WINS TRUST FUND
SUIT AGAINST MOTHER
Referee Rules Against Contract
Giving Her an Allowance Be-
cause Made by a Minor.
MONEY TO BE DISTRIBUTED
Lieutenant Colonel Humphreys
and Sister Now to Share
100000 Left by
Grandfather.

Former Justice I.eventritt flied his re-
port In the County Clerks Office yester-
day az referee in an action by the Cen
trail Trust Company, as trustee under a
trust deed executed py Or. Frederic Hum
phreys, the late patentee and proprietor OF
homeopathic remedies bearing his name
in favor Of his grandchildren, Frederic r.
Humphreys, formerly an officer in the
United States army, and then a lieuten-
ant colonel on the staff Of Major cen
eral organ, and Miss Jayta Humphreys
now Baroness Won Wolf, wife Of Baron
Hans Heinrich Won Wolf.
Judge Leventritt decided that a con-
tract which Lieutenant Colonel Hum
phreys made with his mother, whereby
she was to enjoy an income of 2,ON foI
life from the trust fund created by Dr'
Humphreys for his grandson, Is not en-
forceable, because II was made at uIhe
when the grandson was d minor, ana
also because there was no consideration.
The mother of Lieutenant Colonel Hum
uhrevs and Baroness Won Wolf remarked
and is now the wife of T. st. John cam
pey. American Consul General at ores
den. Germany.
Mrs. Gaffneys first husband was John
Humphreys. sen of DIR. Humphreys anc
her remarriage after the death OF mel
first husband displeased the wealthy
manufacturer of homeopathic medicines
II was not long after this marriage tha'
ne created the trust fund for his grand
children. the children of the present Mrs'
GaNnev. This fund amounts to about
x5O0 pD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30

A young man Just back
from living in London-he
wants to know:
a young man who's had
his clothes made by the best
tailors in London-he wants
to know:
"Can / get a suit ready
made in NeJo York that's IN
to my STANDARD in stuff and
style2"
You certainly can, Young
Man.
You can choose from any
number Of patterns, many
cloths made in Scotland and
England especially for us, the
rest made for us exclusively
by the best American mills.
No finer woolens anywhere.
AS for cut, there's plenty of
choice, including the English
type you've learned to like.
what 5ciU 1t cOst2"
Suits of the finest fabrics,
Silk-lined, are from S35 to $4S.
The same sort Of fabrics,
serge-lined, from $50 to $40.
It's quite possible, though,
that you may be attracted by
less expensive goods, even as
little as $40.
But whatever YOU choose,
remember the choice isn't
final.
Well hand your money
back, with a smile, any time
any thing is unsatisfactory in
any way.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
at at AZ
Warren st. 18th S.. 34th ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30
Super Dreadnought Is SChed-
uIed to Slide Into the East
River at High Tide.
TAFT WILL WATCH PLUNGE
Daughter of Congressman
Calder to Name Ship in Pres
ence of Large Official Party
Record in Construction.
FEATURES OF LAUNCHING
OF THE NEW YORK TO-DAY.

Leaves the way at high tide, 10
20 II a. m.
Miss Elsie Calder TO name the
super .Dreadnought.
Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald will act
as flower girl.
President Taft to attend launch
inq, talk at Naval Y. M. c. A. and
at dinner in evening at 18th Resi'
nent Armory.
Naval Constructor J. E. Bailey
will turn valve which releases war.
ship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-30
Step TO Final Accounting.

The Central Trust Company Instituted
the proceeding for permission to render
a final accounting as trustee. ana LOT III
structions az 70 the distribution OF the
nroperty set aside under the deed or
tr,st consisting largely Of securities OF
the Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company. The trust company had no IN
terest i'm the adverse claim asserted DN
Mrs Gaffney To those OF her two chi-
dren for whom the trust company was
acting as trustee, so the trust company
UIaced the matter in court, and let the
interested parties fight IL out. the only
obtaction 10 the continuance Of the con-
tract under which Mrs Gaffney was re-
ce,ving an allowance from the fund came
from, Lieutenant Colonel Humphreys, and
he has carried his point, Judge Leventritt
ordering the distribution of the trust
fund to the two beneficiaries.
The contract between Mrs. Gaffney and
her son was made in 1903 In the office OF
william G. McAdoo, who was long fam
Nv adviser. The subsequent ratification
Of the contract. twelve weeks after Lieu
tenant colonel Humphreys reached his
majority. was also made in the office Of
Mr. McAdoo.
Mrs. Gaffney has been receiving $1,000
a year from the income Of each OF her
children by her first marriage. She also
was the guardian for her children when
the agreements were made with them.
The trust deed made by Dr. Humphreys
was to continue in force until Miss
Humphreys. the granddaughter now
Baroness Won Wolf, became thirty years
Of age, when the principal was to be d.
yjdcd between her and her brother.
The subsequent contracts INTERVIEWED to
prevent the full carrying out Of this plan,
for Mrs Ganney's interest in the income
OF her son and daughter was the $1,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
HARRY BILLIARD
Is REINSTATED

AUBURN. ~. Y. sept 3s-Prsident
job n Farrell. OF the national board OF
Arbitration OF the National Association
OF professional Base Ball Leagues. to-
day gave out the following decisions;
Claims allowed Clay Center against
Manhattan. John A Butler against Jer-
sey city. Player Lucia against Psters-
burg. Burlington. Iowa. against Bert
shaner. X n. Gannt against Baltimore,
Umpire Patterson Byeis against DygerL
OF Rev Orleans.
Claims dissllowe ed ) McManus against
Fort Wayne. Il l. Ford against hrant-
Iord. a. e Menafee against Atlanta.
ca moi J. e Watson. Carolina Associa-
ton TO Umpire Barr. MenEeil against
Lyons; ma, IrNins Miller against
Claims denied: George HArdErove
aga.ust NRsaNIle. claim 81 /. : Syurs
Released. IS Cnsttanooga. Dave Jas
Denver. John Barber. uy Wichita.
4 rantz. by 81 Joseph. George sage. COP
pess. ~ Eimira. snyder. Calhoun. ~
Reading. Pelham. Mechsrly. BAb5 and
Browne. BY Waterbury. Murray Parker.
Foot tIeli. b. Grand kspids. Bcn Hay
worth. Homer TOoias. Roy Newcoma. uy
George ManuscSe. by tshevilie. y. e.
harry Hart. % Beatrice. Neb.. e. IL
Suspended BY Milwaukee. Grant No
Glynn. b Toledo. r. rernhorst. D Ma
nush. y r -Edmundson by Indianapolis.
Alfred Kaiser. Walter Mentz. By Sioux
city. George Clark; by Lowell. Joseph
hocy. by ~ Joseph. Coppess. by Yer
non. q. l.aum. ~ Roanoke. GIahatn.Gar-
din. by burlington. J. L. CUP. - Lewis.
6y Fremont Neb Walter Rouse ~
Morristovn. Tenn. 4. \. HidN
Re'nstated By Oakland. a. & Horf
man. b. ColumOus. Earry Rili.-d. hy
indianapolis, waite- wentz b. Chaita-
nooga. Carmichael. by M~orrUsI0Nu ~.
Tenn. cyrus clyde. BY Ashevliis. y -.
Richards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
Bcnwcod Briefs.

The local Democrats held a meet
Ing last evening az the city building
and effected a permanent ~organiza.
ton.
Mrs. John Bissett. OF this city. who
suffered a parslytic stroke while on
a Moundsville car. near Ninth street.
on Wednesday evening. is reported as
improving slowly.
Preparations are rapidly being
made al the pudding department OF
the W. s. & I. Company plant for the
resumption 10 take place next week.
John Cox returned home last even-
ing from Philadelphia. Pa. where he
spent some time with friends and
relatives.
A small crowd attended the cani-
val last evening. owing to the cold
weather.
Rev. s. r. Hart was n Hundred
yesterday. where he took an active
part IN the dedicatory services Of the
First NJ. F.. church.
Taxes for 1912 are due. and posters
are being distributed around over the
city 10 this effect.
Arrangements have been completed
for the Bull Moose meeting IN he held
tomorrow evening at the city build
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
STEUBENV WILLIE

STEtBENNILLE. O. Sept 2t-Pearl
bo.e mas begun sun asainst Jonn Means.
OF AlnEo Junction. for 5000. for breach
q icm4s Taey agreed to marry Aprii
10. 1911. when he gave her a dlamond
engagement rims No time vas set for
the c1nsumIaton OF the marriage con-
tract. out 40 divers o-hcr tines defena-
ant represented 60 her he expected 20
marry ne She procured wedding clo.hes
nnf insured some expense. bat On the
n'rht or June IS. 1919. he Informed her
- would not marry her. and 10 ha- re-
irsef ana neglected % do 90 nr have
anfthinE 10 do with her. She 10 ready
To- many him.
Edith Bell vs. y D. sullivan 81 a.. sui;
20 collect tie- s. Que for 90 uorv and
rope Tin Plate Co wares attachs1.
& mon Lumber 90 ~. Pierce clancy
~ 81. suit for uses due on a mechanic
l.cn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
MARKET GOVERNED
LARGELY BY MONEY RATES

NEW YORK. sept As-Mou<v
rates governed todays stool market
10 IN unWonted dauPuA Tn prsosd-
ing Gays hurry. vben call loans rose
70 7 per cent h high rate Of the year
sers.u as a remainder that the steady
OUT now OF cash from this center was
again threatening . dsncit In the
ANAL reserves OF the clearing house
banks.
The opening rate today. six per cent.
heid steady unit. the late Afternoon
when a. advanced quarter the dsoiin-
ing n closing At s per cent. Time
. money was unchanged but lenders
wero inclined TO hold Oh by reason II
the further cash losses Incurred BY
local banks.
Stocks opened active and strong.
with m point gains IN Canadian Pa
CHIC. Great Northern Ora Csn-
eolidated Gas and a few other less
prominent issues whns most OF the
speculative leaders rose substantial
fractional Reading was the most
striking exception, turning heavy soon
after the OPENING probably as a result
OF It's annual statement. Unit.I states
steel ana American Smelling were the
conspicfous fndustrfals. dealings IN
steel at . Moderate advance compris-
tng almost ono third OF the FIRST hours
large out put while smelling rose two
points on circumstantiaI rumors OF
Increased dividend prospects,.
A wild range Of stocks including
some OF the high priced speciaIties
fw" or three points. and ct
midday Hartman issues. especially
Union Pacific moved briskly on pub
lication Of August earnings. Before
the close. However. pront taking and
short causei n steady ebbing OF gains
until littis was left al the dull and ir-
regular close.
Union Paoinc net gain for August
was t5s5,OAe n that Of Southern
Pacific $4,000. while Southern rail-
way and a few other roads reported
nominal increases for the same month.
Bond prices fell or slightly on re-
duced deaiirFs. Total sales par value.
aggregated 81. isO.0 900.
U. =. Government bonds were un-
N on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
PAY INSTITUTE
VIII BE Held a. sherrard Today BY
Teachers Of Union District In
Marshall County

The annual pay institute FOR the
teachers N Union District. Marshall
county. will be held today in the Sher-
rard High School auditorium. and
practically al the teachers In the dis.
trict are expected 20 be In attendance.
a. all the schools will be closed the
entire day.
County Superintendent Harry Nc.
Dowell VIII have charge and r. pro.
gram ~ Interest 10 al teachers has
been arranged The teachers Of tho
McMechen and Benwood schools will
attend in n body. taking . pinlc din.
ncr n be served ~ noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
Metals.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s-Copper
firm STANDARD spot 81 IS bid. cleo
troiyti. si7 so af7 s7ts.
Tin-SfronE spot 90 september
$50 1881 q. October $50 50nsi 90.
November $50 50a5i 90
Icad-Firm s. 1905 %.
Sp sitcr-FIrm 81 G0m7 %.
Iron-Firm No. ] Northern 81 OF
Il so. 40. Northern SIC soar %.
No. I Southern ana SO. I Southern
soft 81 sfgts 90.
London Upper steady. spot c7s
futures Go. tfs %
Local exchange Tin 60 tons.
London Tin firm spot c211. n
lures C2g0.
Ioudou-Lrad So. Sc.
Local exchange sales spelter 200. 900
pounds
London-speiter Ee7 ~ 90.
1ron-Ciesc land warrants sgs ifad
in London.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
q Transfns.

~ Moore to Frank Anderson
81 t5-l00 acres. Ross township. 81 zoo.
" T. Grafton 60 % " Haynes. $500
acre. ~smithfleid township. 81 100 " "
cain 90 7. o Williams. lot Ia HeflaFfsu.
$500 American Sewer Pipe co 10 r.
" Stone. a lot and . l9fs. Empire
1900 John Mc,laVe fo lea ~ Fafsrtv.
, lot. city. $4,000. sherlm o. R b Nur
phy. lat. city. $500 , q Hos % Mary
Weaver 90 Mary Mcclure. lot rifY.t. $50
e ~ Smith - T. = \. part ? lots. city.
- 600 fdw " Porter Co 2sifnn Henry.
% " y Gourher lnf T1runto 81 y A
tracev 60 ~ o. Anderson 40 acres.
WAYNE toEnshlp t8.8og Rorsr Cearv
LAWNS blake o. 81 y Moor $500
arr~. smffhf~if toe shIp So Warv NJ.
Murray - Flor~ fanrsiusanfo. f4f city
y 200 7 n NlNon fn Fanufe MIror llr
acres. Island creek fnunar.r 80 Hrfrr.
81 si 700 --rah Bowie 90 acres Saline
township. 1885
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

Cash quotations were as foliows:
f1our-Actiye. steady.
Rye-No. .. Gsa7Oc.
harlcy-Feeo ~ mixing f7H5gc:
fair 20 choice mailing Goa &c.
Timothy Secd-se bOd4 90.
clover S.ed-Si3 OoGis 90.
Pork-Mess. SIC 5Oais g..
Lard-dn %tiercesi Sii 90. short ribs
--doose) So l2hGiO 621s.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh
Pa. sept. 2s-Cattie-Steady. supply
IS 3oas 20
sheep-Slow. supply light. Primo
wethers s4fOIf so. cuIls and COM
mons g. 0O42 so. lambs SO O0a7 so:
veal calves 81 0ON1i 90.
Hogs-Actlve Is double decks.
Prime heavies s. 751s 30: mediums
- s5dS 90. heavy workers. - Sbq
: 30. light workers. - 25as 50; pigs
81 ooaT so. roushs s. soar 90.
CHICAGO. sept. 2s.-CIose. cattI..
receipts $500 head. market dull. veal.
70 i5c lower. Reeves s. 65G1t 90.
Texas stecrg - 6OGG -: Western
steers s. goag 20. stockers ana feed
ers 81 asa 90. COWS and heifcrs
s. 90HS 90. calves s. O0di1 -.
Hozs-Reccipts 1900 head: market
5d Zoe higher. closed weak. LtEht
s. 5bds 81 mixed s. 2bds %: hehvv
- 05mE 90. rough s. 05uS %. pigs
IS 25GS 20. bulk % sales s. f0Hs 50.
Sheep-Heceipts $4,000 head. mar
ket weak &C. foc lower Native 50 son
Z 80. western s. sOWf 50 yearlinvs
50 55d5 80. lambs - 75g6 90; vest
ern 50 ooa1 30.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
The WHEHLlNo LMrsLLIosNcER. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER a.. 70
BBEWOOD


ccunsnc,ng ths norntnr n. 49,,
Soetornos VII b diseootinueA and
cerssnsr al mai VII Be dsiivsred
~ ns carr3sn from the whssifns OF.
ice The collections will be made
rom the IL boxes placed In position
YESTERDAY BY the newly appointed
carriers. Wm- L sieburt ana oven
~ hspsr. both OF this city. They
s1n make three deliveries a day.
SUNDAY excepted. two being in the
business ssction and one general De.
liver all over the town. This sta.
win be known a. q s~ub-statiou.
and viii be In charge OF Postmaster
Charles l.. Evans. Who will BE- known
a. superintendent Of the station. A.
sisted BY Lawrence s. Taylor, OF the
Wheeling Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
Dry C,oo+.

NEW YORK. sept &C. The cotton
Euods market was firm TODAY with
business n moderate proportions
Cotton warns were steady Raw affr
was frm. Jchhers SAY theY are get
ting " satisfactory road business from
salesmcn end retailers ere repeating
orders steadily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

NHFufm JUNO
a - Louis newsrnper recently pub
this fn Ifa want" department.
WAWTEn-ENrnrirnrrd girls f1 trim
sailors rood pay. Apply af nTirr Dept
X. eighth floor. EnafHnfnal-sfunu MIl-
Go. 1900 washington Ave
MANY aailr0a are frIHnmrf. fake re
the year round but. OF course. these
sailors were hate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
Attended Convention.

The Woman's Foreign missionary
Society OF the First NJ. r. church OF
this city was represented at the State
convention held al the Wesley NJ. K.
church AZ Wheeling las; evening by
the following delegates: Mrs. Daisy
Martin. Mrs. siegler and Mrs. S. p.
Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Wheat prices
became heaN. today under selling due
10 clearing weather conditions north
west. poor demand for cash and de-
pressing cables. The market closed
nervous. quarter "A :. 20 = net lower.
Latest trading left corn nj quarter TO
&c decline. cats down. u to y. AMI
provisions varying from last nights
level TO a fall OF rs cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
CoHee-

Special dispatch ~ fns f~nfsnHrrnrsr
NEW YORK. Sept ff-Havre war-
kef advanced one quarter franc. Sep
femher futures closed offered 90
1916. December closed offered 90
fA0tc. Marcl closed oTerrd ~ 1000
Nay closed offered ~ If0rr. rufs
closed offered 81 If0qr RIO SO. 3
quoted ~ 1fAc Market barely
steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
Many Heard Hstaslo.

quite a large number OF local Re
p~uoiicans attended the opening Of the
Hepooiic4n campaign at the Carroll
Club a. wheeling lat evening. when
Or ~. ID. Hatfield. Republican candl.
cate for Governor. delivered the prin-
eipai address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
To Build Ret.icIna WAN

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company has let the contract, for a
large concrete retaining wall 10 be
built along their tracks in this city.
next 10 the river shore. The con.
tract was let yesterday TO Pickett 4
shannafelt. OF Bellaire. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

Rev. p. f. Rutzky. pastor Of ST
Matthews German Lutheran church.
arrived home yesterday. after being
In the East for the past month. The
The regular Sunday services will he
conducted at the church on mex Sun
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
WHEELING = EArs Enss aAusoAr
RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrivai = nspsrtars % usins a. nsu.
ArriV~-n 81 r. ~ 500 - n
lerart-e 20 e. m O.. 1881 BE-
eundaT uafra arrive 81 p o. q M. auf
deaar 20 tlo r. IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
Announcements como,et.d.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF ST.
Matthews German Lutheran church
has completed arrangements for a
supper TO be given in the Sunday
school room OF the church on Satur.
day and Monday evenings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

Ohio SyL~4 o. t4e g.. O.. rudrch. which
adjourned to-day after sessions here.
elected Rev IS J Grimes. % RoneyH
Point. W Va. - synodical secretary %
missions M place % Rev 81 A Eakin. %
sieubenvilie. resigned. Rev u "
Nsirn. % Z~anrsviile. vas chosen modera
tor. Billy sunday addressed the Synod
or Thursday morniug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

Trekum Copok. g Year, and Magia-
lens zooIs. ~ wears. - Tiney Fork
Pleasant. r Lillian carter. 1s years. OF
Amsterdam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
Petroleum.

on. CITY. "a. sept of-CrsfF
balances fsn Runs fnffr average
.f-tf1a. shipments ils.59a average
1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

II may seem strang. but the best vsy
e proclaim a thing from the h1usetops
ia TO advertise It In the papers.-From
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

WHEELING, w Va. Sert. 20. 'i2.
Range OF active stocks on TIE New
York stock Exch ange. corrected daily BY
\. y. Nasten a 20. brokers.
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wAsHINeroN. sept "a, N.

WASHINGTON. sept 26.-At the
beginning Il business today tho rom
dition OF the United States treasury
was:
Working balance In treasury offices
sSs.63s.2a4.
IN banks n Philippine treasury
s3e.S SCI. f07
The total Of the general fund was
Sfs7.5sf.5if.
Receipts yesterday were g.. fai .20s.
Disbursements were fi.s5I(.
The deh'lt todnte this fiscal year 10
Ss.9TO.7ss. as against n deficit % ffs.-
9O..f77 a. this time last year
These feufes exclude Panama canal
n publi- debt transactions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27

-Tran>fer hooks close September
able October lst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-27
Money.

NEW YORK. sept. :s.-Close:
Prime mercantile paper So 80 s per
cent. Sterling exchange easy with az
tuai business IN bankers bills al
81 S2.25 FOR sixty day bills and -
50 sos FOR demand. Commercial
bills fsLc. Par silver 67=.t Mexican
dollars fsiyc. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds easy.
Money On rail- strong. bd6h per
cent. ruli1s rate &c. ciosinb bid She.
offered a: s..
Time loarS stronger: sixty DAYS So,
per cent frd 80 days ga N5Nc: six
months size.
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