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CITY BLUES }
COMPANY ORDER, No. l, 1915.

"' t'V' II IOfO'
The Honorary members are requested,
and the regular members are required
to meet at the office OF James S. Wbso,
on Main street, on Friday evening next
at 7 o'clock precisely. Business of i'm.
portance demands the attention of every
inemIer. Bv order,
FRANK KNOX, Sec'y.
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Correspondence of he Ameriran
WASH NGToS, March 10. 1915.
UNITED STATES SEN are

Iho Senate took up the nomination Of
Mr. Bancroft as Secretary OF the Navy.
~ Executive session, md without any for.
ma oPP2psilion ne was confirmed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-03-14

RAILROADS OF NEW YORK The Sec.
r. iary OF Stale has sent ia to The Legs,
la,ure Report on the condition OF the
R"Ilro'ds OF this Site during The past
year. IL represents them as being high
~ prosperous. far more so than the most
songuine veniured, when hey were FIRST
esta biished, TO expert. Tables accompa.
ny the Repor:, setting forth in full. q III the
statistics Of each road, the number of pas,
sengers, receipts, 81. There are fifteen
roads in oil, IN operation e3s mites. The
aegroga'r cost OF con sxrrcsion was Ala.-
900, 1871; the exnens-s- fhr srspairio q mud
running the roats curing Ahe yoar ; fsy;.
1852; lie receipts Tor passengers. freight.
mail. &c + ,SS3, 65s, being an excess OF
Sl,lUO.1l6ovcr the expenses; the receipts
rom passengers alone was 81 ,I26 $50
The average cost per nile oil all The roads
was $50 700. There is an increase OF
nearly one per cent. in The profits on the
capitnl invested, over tho returns Of IS43
This is ab Ut the same increase as in
Massachusetts,. The whole number OF
miles run / ,257 SD, ma king the average
cost for running and repairs "a cents per
mile.
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In ,HArcEny- DEcRrE FuR Acc. rNT.
Sewell and Baughe',
John Crothers' Executor and II & Fl Boon.
ABS 7R.4CT:
'On consideration whereof and for rens n
stated IN a wfiUen opinion filed in the esuSe.
The Couri doth adjudge, order and decree. that
this cause be referred 10 James Paull, Esq, VITO
is hereby appointed Com missioner fer such
purpose, to take aud state an account Of Sam
uel j Ciothers with the estate oil John Cro~
Tiers, deceased, in due course of admins.
iration, charming him with all assets with
which he IL justly chargeoble and creditng hin,
with all proper payments and expenses OF ads
mini>tratiop, and that all creditors al snid TIES,
ta,or have leave ~ come in aud p owe their
ella inns before the said commissoner--and IL AZ
he eprointa peIemItoIy day for that rur posc,
and that unless they appear and prove theiSr
said claims by such day. that thew be excluded
from The benefit OF this decree; and the said
commissioner shall cause due noiice OF this ac-
count o be given TO the parties residing in The
State OF Virginia, and shall cause an adyerf
ilsemen' of tho Time, place and purpose Of taxi.
ing said account, 10 be published 10 some uew as
paper tinted iI the city OF Wheeling, for ct
least thirty days preceding the time of iakiaz
sail account; and said commissioner is reuuir,
ed TO make report 10 the court, with any thing
deemed pertinent by himself or srecisliy- re,
quired by either Of the parties
AND AT ANOTHER DAT, TO WIT: At Court held
as aforesaid, on "Wednesday the 26ih dav o.
February, lS45, On motion OF complain ants b "
counsel, and with the assent of the defendant
Samuel Crothers, by his counsel il was fur
Their ordered, that the said Samuel CTo,hets
answer on oath before the commissioned direc-
ted 10 take the account herein, 10 oil matters
tout hing the said account
~ ALEXsr .EAiDLEY, Clerk.
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NCHANCERY-1n The Ciroun supc 4.
n Court o. Law & Chancery Tor Ohio CO..,
10 he State o Virsinia
Bsi"een James Baker, complainant
and
MARY Ann Norris, Sarah UpdegrST J.
Opiegrsf, Joseph Upueersfr. Juliana u
gran, JOSIAH f UrdegraE. Elizibelh G
degioh, Ward Updegraf, aud Israel D
degIaf, defendants
axe ootice hat The dtposit:ons ofWip.
Ouarfier James II Stout and O hers wi,
laken at he office OF Lamb & RuSsell a.,
mes, m the City Of Wheeling in ihe 81,
virginia, on Monday the FOURTEEN
cay OF Aprii, ID. 1916, between The r.,
oI iigot o'clock, A M and seven O'Clock
10 re read 10 evid in the sbnyo n.
cause on behalf OF said complainant Ar
.io'n any cause the taxing Of The same 8
not oe commenced, or beng cor menced.
MOI be completed on that d,y,,he taking ID
OF viii be adjourned ron time u time
we same shall be comp'eted.
JAMES BAKER by T. g.
10 The above imeA dr.ead4s,s
mar Aim
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~ The Madisonias in a "6iaze of
glory. The Madisonlan Of Monday is
enriched by a leader hea ed the "Grca,
Week" which il devoted to the FAC hisve
ments of President Tyler and which,
1t says. "wilI contribute to eternize his
nams." There are many names eierniz
ed; hut marry how2 IL was Cromwell,
we think, who was
Damned 10 everlasting fame"
II we believe the MadisonIan. the Ex.
President 1--WE like The ne W iiile) il already
reap'ng the "plaudits OF poslerhy" He
goes on 10 say that the "Prov,dentIal Presi.
den, has destroyed his foes in ,winkline.
like Moses did the Egg plians."!! The
following extract speaks Cor itself: --"W C
now see that The Simultaneous and almost
universal Condemnation Of President ".
Ter, did not, and could MT, prevent him
from administering the Government, wi h
more success, and with more honor, than.
perhaps, any other president since the
adoption Of the CONSTITUTIONS" "Perhaps''
nc did Dad Mr.. Jones ever hear of the
mon whose name the capital of his coun
Try boSrs! --Riehmond Comp.
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20 feet water in the channel, Failing.



Arr 'Daf' and Departures of Boats for the la,f o.
ho"'' ending yesterday at 4 o'.loek; p W.
-, ARRIVALS,
New E1glaDd, Pittsburgh.
Mail, do
Majestic, do
N 9,u ie, do
oee lS,an !, CincincatI.
Osceols, New Orleans,
PARTUREs
NcT England, Cn,innsti.
Man, do
Msjesiic, do
Neptune, New Orleans.
Rhoie Island, Pittsburgh.
O.Ceola do
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The parties agree that the account directed
10 be taken under The foregoing decree, may be
so taken by James A Clarke, ESQ, hereby ap-
pNintfo Master Commfssiener for such purpose
The sal James Panil, Esq, declining TO act ss
commissioner
JACOB & FITZHuGH for pas.
ALEX WILSON, Tor DTS.
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VIM. CHRISTY,
J. p. BENJAMIN,
Z. NJ CONRAD,
T.. ROSELlUS,
RANDELL HUNT,
Il. 6. HUNT,
+. WHARTON,
WIN L HODGE,
l.. EYMA,
&. NJ. JONES.
JAMES DICK,
"A. CAVELIER.
II. n. OGDEN,
w VI. F'RERRlI.
'cy, GovERKoR JONES, S.
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JOSHUA GARsrn & CO,

JOSHUA GARSED & CO,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
IL NGLlSH Patent To,ior's Threads;
IA Do do BooSSnter's d., 2&3eort
D. do Shoe Threads;
no 10 Gil.ing Twice, 2Ss:o'd;
Do do SAT- Twinr, 9 & 3strsnc,
Do do FAX and Tow Wares.
NJ eli Nos and sizes, and Warranted OF GIs, rat.
quality and Manufacture, at the current manu-
iaciurcr's prices, for cash.
NOT, BUBLING SLIP, NEW YORK.
mar l4--3t
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LEATHER

NOE & cos Cast Steel Mi Saws. in,
ffSceVed ny OFT s. GREER.
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DAILY TIMES.
FRIDAY. MARCH "a, 1913.
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS

's<h 'h'os I wv ot al ~
Have you been 10 see the exhibition OF
Paintings now open on Main 81. over ,h,
store lately occupied by John Goshornl
u YOU have not, you had better do So at
once. You will fiud it well worth your
whie. We believe IT Is open every ev>
ening between the hours at = and o, and
hat the admission i, only IA cents The
painting OF he Greciau Daughter alone
is amply worth the pr,ce Of admission, in
addition TO which is a copy Of a portrait
OF Lidy Washington by Reynolds, &c.
n5- One OF Mr. Edg,ugton's quondam
friends IN the last Argus (-lguing himself
Davezac) writes about tina, gent .,nan in
IA style tina, shows he is uncertain wheth.
er he ought now 10 be his friend or hi.
foe. lie makes an awkwar I'd attempt 10
father upon he former opponents of Mr..
T.. Certain movements Of his special
friends with reference TO Congress
Meantime we say nolhing-except IN 4,
we guess the Colonel is getting a little
jealous.
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10 HIS Excellency, GovERKos JONES, ST.
ChurIes Iolel.
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soWLAND's Mil Saws. Just received h,
ma. ~ OFT s. GREER. =
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W. IRGINIA--Ohio Circuit Superior Court
v Law aud Chancery. June Is 1874
In ,HArcEny- DEcRIE Pr Acc. rNT.
So well and Bauphct
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Black. David

bacol, Oscar
Bacon. DR. VIM y
Brnckett ". W.
Baron. " :.
Bachellor.J amesM
Blackwell, Geo.
Birmingham, Tho--
W.
Baldwin, Dudley
Baldwin. Edward
Baldwin. Joseph
Baker, Fry 4 Co
Baines. g..
Bal, William
Baii.ergeon, Dr. ?
Bailey, Greuville
Bailey, Sutherland
Ranisier. " 4
Bnaisied AiasiefJa-
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mr. I.ARpNER,s LECTURES.

nOPI1LAR LECTURES ON SCIENCE AND ART,
L pELlNEREp IN THE chitF CITES AND ANp
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The Exports of Domestic Goods from Boston
during September 10 So bales of which TO Vapa
rsiso 2256 bales Hong Kong 400. New Orleans 4ig Phi
lsdciphis 2372. Ncw.York 5253 The exports Of four
months past 1859 bales against 33i64 bales same
time last year The exports of Ice for four months from
Boston are 1923 tons The following the Imports
and Exports Of Of the principal articles of mer
chandise during the month of September Imports
Coffee. 1881 bags Cotton. l0ij bales Coal, 1924
tons 69 chadrons $500 bushels; Corn Meal, 1906 bbls
Corn. 253,4 73 bushels Flour. 1880 bbs; Moasses
2Il7 hhds 100 cs % bbls Whale and Sperm Oil, 5s25
bhs Oats, 1868 bushels Sugar 1859 boxes 900 hhds
1900 bags s2 bbs Tea 97J6 chests Wheat 969 bush
els Exports-Appics 9si bbs Butter, $50 kegs Beet
1894 bbs Boots and shoes 70 200 cases Candles 1916
boxes Sperm 1851 do Tslow Cheese, 9i2 boxes; Fish
1922 drums SOC boxes. 6lG2 otis Dry Cod H. $50 bb-
Mackerel, 29s2 boxes Herring Flour 1895 bbs Ora
mite l06l tons, 40 pieces Lard 1856 kegs, 100 bbls
Lime 43i casks Nails 5O75 casks Plaster 1859 tons
Pork 5s75 bbs Oil, 775 bbls Wool, oil bales.
Accounts Of the trade of China for the last year
have been published in the late London papers which
enables us to compare the effect of the present
mcrcisl relations of England with that country with
those which had subssted heretofore. 1t appears that
the imports from Grea, Britain into China in the yea
amounted in value TO the following sums;
Into Canton. .--.-...--.--..--..----s lay'Ol2
Shanghai --....-..:.-..---...-...- 2f@fis
Annoy, Ningpo and Chusan. ...-...-. 5OOOOOO
To,al. sel 3565s0
Imports by the East India Company who then enjoyed
the monopoly of the trade. in 1899 $o236,223.
Annual average of imports into China from Great Bri
tain for preceding the treat Of Pekn while The
trade WAS open, eli .2O5,270.
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AUTUMN. .....BY {. D. STUART.
rHt Spring has aown-and Summer flies,
And beauty is but slow decay
OF fading flowers and waning eyes
That have their birth and death To day
A hue but yesier on the earth
Of and blue-eyed violets.
A sound Of young birds making mirth
Most musically by me fits
To morrow. like dream hath flown
The wild birds song, the Summer hue,
And cold grey colors darkly thrown,
Reflect the clouds and skies Of blue.
lis bat an hour till Winter time.
Still Winter brings a ienderer light,
And why not bless the icy cline
That cheats not, and - ever bright
Mid ALL bat one frail thing survives,
Which every hue hath caught and kept;
2he unchanging heart, and in it lives
The death Of all that we have wepi
Remembrance Of golden days
OF ChdbOods fair and fleeing hours
The tender songs and smiles Of praise
That charmed us like the breath Of flowers
All real and all dreamy things
Are buried there, and will not part,
But CLEAN on Memorys dropping wings
Unfasing as the living heart.
Nor does il mourn that Time hath set
Its seal Of change on all that's fair.
II mid the changing, it has met
The likeness Of iiselfto share
Blent as the lovers WHISPERED tale,
The melting Of their volumed eyes
Or brooks, or sounds. that in the vale
Go mingling with thousand signs
All. IT can bear decay Of flowers,
And be Of all but life bereii,
H. smiling through the cold gray hours,
One loving like itself is left
1cteJo lsiS.
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