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NEW YORK nIARKKT--DIay rs

lBH fELkGkAPH.l
Flour State and Western less active and scarce
Iy so firm. e. 25a7 80 70 extra State s76Oa7 70
extra Iund hoop Ohio; 81 75RS5O for trade brands
MAJ kst closing quiet
WhIsIzy-FiImer and more active. sl,27sI,2s for
State; 81 ,29al 30 for Western.
Wheat-Opsued dull and closed quiet and droOp-
ing for common descriptions l.6ea,65 for MllWau-
kee club 81 704l IS for winter red Western 81 57fa
1865 for Milwaukee club Included IN sales 20 90
bushels Milwaukee cub to arrive in thres weeks at
81 81.
Uorn-Quiet and firm. Old and new mixed West
ern 81 so delivered
ORis-Mors active and laso higher Sales at s51a
$50 for Western, and 9Oc cash for the latter in store
Rice-Hesyy az llAall5Sc for RangOOn.
CoHee-Quiet. Rio 42c
sugar Q let. Iuba and muscOvado l6HalTHc;
Clarified do 2Do
rIOla6sea-Dull.
Wool Quiet and unchanged.
PeIrOleum-SteRdy. Nothing OF moment doing
POrk-act.ve and higher. s2S 50 for mess $3.50
or Od S305 ia3i 90 for do. closing at SEQ
s7{e3l,O; e2f OOs25,s for old and new prim- a29-
20 Or Western prime mess, and SO 80 for city do
Bacon Sides-Inactiye ROug h sides in hulk I2c
Lard-Scarcely so hrm, but in fair demand at ls4
al4s, including small lot Of ve y choice kettie-ren
dsred At i4Nos
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Reyenus stamps for sale.

mays
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A LADY IN PURsUIT OF A CLsAK.-Mr. ].
II. Dewitt's, on the Public Square, is ia
vOrite resort for the ladies. AccasionaIIy one.
slightly light-hngered, visits the establish
mont, as will be made evident in the follow
Jag tale lady ~ residing on Farkman
street called at the above store, and wished
to examine some oloaks One of the clerks
counted out thirteen and placed them on the
counter for her inspection and then left her
and walked to the other cad of the store, and
placed himself before mirror, with his back
toward her He presently saw her take one
of the closks and secrete it under some part
of her dress, and was making for the door +;
ho st once walked after her, and demanded
it Of her. She then eDdeavored to make
SINE explanation, but some how or other she
vas slightly embarrassed, and found it was
ditheult to express her views Just then. She
was arrested and was yesterday brought up
at the police court and fned the sum of $50
A warrant was issued and her home was
searched, and We understand that quite
large quantity of goods, supposed to be
stolen, was found, smong which were some
articles lost by Mr.. Dewitt 8 week or two
since.
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REEovATIEG.-Colonel J. P. Ross, the
excellent proprietor of the Angler House, is
busily engaged in laying new carpets, get
ting in new furniture and otherwise rsnovat-
ing matters in that popular and successful
hotel. We are glad to note these f..sL vvI-
deneos Of iIs Prosperity.
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This Wen Know Line o. FIRST CLASS
sOhEM 5TEAMERS connects at Ogdsnsburgh
With tho
Bau ROR for Boston
AND ALL POINTS In NEW ENGLAND.
At Cape Vincent With the
haEI Res6s BetsesB Cape VihesHt : Eslz YogI,
And At OuHsgo with
LINZ OF FIRST GLASS CANAL BoATs
BETWEEN
OS"Ee0, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
Forming DAILY LINE from
ssstaa, New York, OEdensburEh, Care
Vincent and OnWsHO 70
0LAYBLARD, TOLEDO & DEFROI4
And TRI-WEEEBY LINE 70
ehilAG0, ElLAAUKEE { INTERMEDIATE PORTS
AG GENEss
J. MYERS, No. Astor House,, New Yors.
D BREED, "A Pearl street ........,, "a
JOHN HOOKING, State-St t............ Boston.
CHARLE5 ALLISON, .............. OsweGo,
j.. d lkAMEORD....-... ......... ........ 90
a. =. SMl n .........Cape Vincent.
MALhHh Hay - .,s.........- Toledo.
n 4 4ALEAH " 9..'.-... Detroit.
- > ~ ~ .L..s.s's...a Al1iWouBee.
= . ~ " n:...s. .Uhtoagn.
PELTOE i BREED, AaEEFs,
sers. W W~vaizsd.
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THEATRICAL

Mr.. Edwin Adams appeared last evening
in the King Of the Commons. The delinea-
tions already given by him Of Hamlet and
Richard tbo III, had already reused consid-
erable expectation. This expectation was
not disappointed last night, Mr.. Adams and
the entire company playing in the most ex-
celIent style. His James the With, though
not his greatest character, was rendered with
an exquisite sense of the proprieties of stage
speaking, "nOt mouthing it as some Of our
players do"
To o-Dight Mr.. Adams will appear in the
character of Middleton, in the great moral
drama of the Drunkard and as he is to re-
ceive benefit on this his last but one night
that he plays here, let the lovers of the best
drama in endssvOr to compensate for the
want of that large attendance which tho
weather and other circumstances have hitb-
hitherto prevented
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The sale at auction Of fine plated ware,
consisting of watches, jeWelry, &c, will be
continued by 0. Cutter & Son, at their Auc-
tion Rooms, No. I34 Bank street to-day,
(Fridsy) The sale will commence at 10
O'Clock, A. M It is the first stock ever Of
f.rsi in this city. may 27: l52.
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MORNING LEADER
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1894.
EEW ADVERTIsSB(EEPz

NHgs AuNAAEleiSEss- = s-f7R--
q. A. Rsss-U. 5. 1910 Bonds
Johp EiIsIsr-Aoademy OF Music.
Atbepeum Music HAll-A. Montpelier.
Wood, Hoyt 4 Oo.-Gift Distribution.
O. Gutter & son-PianO at Auction.
Pelton 8 Breed-FOr Chicago.
AkG. Rettberg-Camp Chsira.
Wsntsd-Bosrders.
To Let-Briek House.
T. s. PsRs-Agents Wanted.
o. Gutter son-Bocal Notice.
Mott Hsisht- Local Notice.
Mrs Shsv-Local Notice.
Mott & Haieht-Looal Notice.
Beard Of Bxsminers-Local Notice.
Mott & Haight-LOcal EOtice.
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CONCERT BIZ Miss KATE DEAE.-The
veil known vocalist, Miss Kate Deane is an
nounced for two concerts at Brsinard's Hall
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week.
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PROPOSALS.


u Sealed proposals viii be received By the under
signed ~ tbe Health ONCE = Of1oa until O'Clock
2 H.. Nay 18th, 1854. Tor uuildi edition ty M
Fest House Of a b. - eef and Il ieet posts Plan,
and aPechcations re seeL az the above Hpsciheg
o8ooL
separate bios viii be received for he Mason vorl
and PlHgterlnR, Carpenter and Joiner work anc
fEintinR the contractors furnishing the material n
esck case- Also. for painting the Old building pifl
fuo coa9 of pant 4. "A. MARSHALL
mayl3 l52 Heath fioer.
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CHICAGO 1rARKRT--1lAY 26.


toDeolsI 70 the Ulo7elRod LEADEB.l
RIour-steAdy. Sales Of spring extras at T5aI Co
WheaI-lc lower. SHles at 81, ,2ial n for No /
Spring and sl,23Hal, ,244 for No ?. olOsin rm for
NO at q, -. but quiet Tor No at Sl a.
Corn-Active and lc higher sales At alI Al IlEo
for no l, and ,a75fal, ,OSAc OF No 2, closing firm
llsIs-steady and active Sale at 6sA a6Tc
Rye-Eirm. Sales at eI,l0.
barley caTca and hrm.
Whlsky-la2o higher. saleso Of IO,O0 bblS at 81, =
2l1<al,22, closing Quist.
.PrOvisiOns- Pork huoyAnt. Sales Of 900
bbls at 2s,U0. lard, neglected.
Fret6hIs-Act1ve at 70 tOr wheat sHas4c for
cora and 4a7c for oats to PnffaIo
ReceiDIs-6,OO0 bhis h1nr, 900 bu5hels \ heat
100 bushels corn, 31.OOJ bushels oats
ShiPmenCH-iO00 bbs hJur. 7OOOO bu5h wheat
u 600 bush corn, 90 bushels oats
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REVENUE STAMPS
FoR SALE At THH
POsTOP FICEB
z. COWLEs, P. N.
CITY NEWS.

Will be paid for evidence that viii con-
vict any thief of stealing the LEADER left at
the houses of subscribers. Also $1,000 will
be paid for evidence that will convict any
carrier of selling the LEADER, and thereby
depriving subscribers of their papers.
E. COWLES & co,
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THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK having re-
ceived instructions from Ihe Secretary of the
Treasury, authorizing the redemption Of the
Coupons of the Eve per cent Legal Tender
Notes, due June 1st, viii redeem the same on
and after that date. may24:15S.
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PIANOS G. A. Barlow is opening new
stock Of the Knabe Pianos, which for vol
ume and purity of tone and durability, are
superior to any offered for sale in this city.
Gail and see them at No. 3 Euclid street.
mav2ba
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=. sNOUE nAEEET-nay 20.
.ETEsLsgRAEa

stockH-Heavy. -. -,
limited state So Of 1851 coupons. ll4& Five TWEEN
ties coupoos lO7L, Oue-year certificates 934, Mis-
souri s. 705 Seven-thirfies, lll4, Ohio and missis
sippi certificates atA Quicksilver 7o, EIle lis1, az
NJ '-rred I0s9 Hudson 1879, New York Central
IgsH Reading 1872, Mith gan Central 444, mtehisan
Southern az Illinois Central scrip lZs, Olevelsno
and ittsburFh Ii4, Galeus and Chicago lS3. Cleve'
land and To eco lf3<, hic go and Rock Island no
Milwankee and Prsirie du Chien 20, Chicago Bur
WogIon ard Quincy I2s Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne anC
ChicaeO IC61a, Chicago and Northwestern ga d
preferred b7x
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SEE THE CoEoUERNa HERo.-Splendid
large new steel plate portraits of General
Grant. Csnvsssing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens sent by mail on
receipt of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room 4 American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. maYl4:l5I.
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MORNING LEADEA OtFtJE,
IHuREnAN EEEHINa MAY lE 1alL

MORNING LEADEk OEFtJn,
THURSDAY EVENING, May Is, 1884
GOid-Wan street rallied to-day from the decline
noted yesterday, sld Gold advanced tTifle, after
an irregular run, closing firm at 1855. The buying
rate here to-day steady at 80 per cent premium.
SIIVsr-Buying at 7Oc per cent premium.
Aoney-Q Quiet and easy at 69Tx per cent.
ExohanEO-Easy, less active and steady At par on
New York for Government, National and Ohio funds
Eastern and Pittsburgh n per cent. discount.
Government BOnds-Firm, with an upward
tendency, but rather dull. Present rates are;
BUYING. selling.
, OOuR "
1905, April and October.............lI0 llZH
T-Sn's, February and &ugnst.......llG usH
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TExrH WARD.-All persons liable to this
present draft are requested to be present at
the Kentucky Street School House this
Wednesday evening at71 O'Clock.
may Is: 1872. I. J BURRIx, Chr'm.
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CnmPnsIrnRs wANrRn.

Two or three good COmpositOrs can find
employment at this Office at 81 Ia cents per
thousand ems. Apply st the LEADER News
Room Imm5diotsiys
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Morr & HAIoHr have just received at
their Emporium, No. 1856 Bank street, OF
Posite the Weddell House, large and spl,sn-
did stock of Lace Windsor ScsTfs. and also
all of the latest style of Ties. may3F;I52
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A LARGE invoice Of Grsy's Patent
Moulded Collars received this day at Mott
& Haight's Emporium, No. 1876 Bank street.
mav27:l52
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SO TO $40 DAY.-Resd advertise
tisement in another column headed as above.
Signed, T. S. Page, General Agent.
Toledo. 0.
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L00AL MOTORS.

3 HHoT1oE.-There will be an examination
Of applicants for positions as teachers in the
Public Schools of Cleveland, on Saturday
May 18th, 1884, at the Central High School.
house, commencing at 9 O'Clock A. X.
&. R. PERKINS, of
ANS0N SMYTH, Examiners.
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% N the great BaniEraT't Sale for your
Boots and Shoes, for style beauty and dura-
bility, they can be had at less than Man
ufacturers price. 1O8 Superior street.
may25: l52
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TIE new way those Gem Pictures are
made at Parker's Rooms, No. 9, Public
Square, is rich, and they are hard to beat.
mav24;I57
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CONNa.-sam- shsrpley's minstrel's an
nounce that they will be here for a season of
Eve nights, commencing June 18th.
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CHEAPER THAN CorToE SHIRTIEG.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
of 1. P. sherHood's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. Nays
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1am n $ 0lAa
oLsvzI.AND mARKES.
aOEEtH9 LEADER OFEI1E,
THURSDAY AFENIRe, May 26, lso

THuRssAr r EFEEIRs, May 26. lsS4.I
ReeeIpts-The total reosipts OF grain reported
for the "a hours ending at half past one O'Clock toda
were $50 bushels what on the C., o a q. road, and
$50 bushels corn the g T vsfs R1ss d roilovs;
gIour-selIing ouiy to the retail trade. Market
stesdy Double extrs red, good to choice, s75O7,5;
DO whito, ss,2s@s,75
Egheae-Yery dull and rather unsettled, but hold
ers firm sl,52 asked for red ee on board. Seles of
2 cars No Toledo red st 81, IS free on board.
Corn-Less active nominally lo lover. Sale
OF car from store At sl,2.
Dats-Quiet at 7sc on track and SOC from store.
Rys-Nothilg doiOg. Reid at eI,4O from store.
BarIey-Held at sl,2s9I,Ss for good to prime
on track Sale OF car to day st sl.se.
BucIkwheat-selling moderately at si,76 per
bushel.
PerE-Quiet and steady at $3.50 for No City
hacked mess aud s27,OO for No. 2meas.
Lard-steady at I4c Tor city-rendered in tierces.
smoked HIeats-Firm and in good demand
at the following quotations; oanvassed hams lso;
suRar-oured do unoanvassed, $50 clear bacon l5o;
shoulders so; dried beet uncanvsssed l5c; do can
vassed I6c Sales OF 1000 hs canvassed hams at Isc;
1000 rs uncanvassed dried beef l5o.
Mess Beef-Oity-pAcked quiet at sl7,O0
ButIer-Quiet and 10 light ipply. Market steady
at 2sasIc for good to prime W. B.
Eggs-steady and selling at lsc.
Ghssss-Frime new is in good demand at l21oi
ordinary sells slowly at lo5lI.
EIishvIHes-Opened at RI,229I,2s, but closed
rmer, holders asking 81 -. alarket dull, and sup
ply in .nds of regular dealers small
AIoOhOI-Highsr. Held at s2.50G2r52 for gs Per
cent Neutral Proof Spirits -.
BeRns-Q Quiet at $3.50 for medium white.
seeds-Quiet at ss,I2ss,25 for Timothy, and s7,75
| tor Clover.
ssIt-In fair demand and steady at s2,25 for ine'
| s2,so fer oosrss ana ground solar.
Dried AppIes-Steady at IO4o.
Dried Psaohes-In moderate demand at 8esoe
for peeled, and 2Oc ior unpeeled.
Potatoes-Psach blows in moderate demand at
10 for prime, and secession common to good.
PetrOisum-Quiet and nOminallE s2o65c for Be.
fined.
Rish-Are selling freely at the following quota
tions: White Fish, hall barrels $780, Picksrel,
half barrels, $780, Trcut, half D,tr -, 7,50; Her
ring $50 per halt barrel.
! BGiIi Fsed-In good request and trm at s25yoOG
s5ea. Oats and corn ground together s42O0e45n0 At
| the mills
OIIs-steady at The following quotations:
ss Is s. sls1Ssps saS
I,snk;;....-.... &C. Straits .'...... o
| Benzine.s-.-.-.. s1t9S5
Plaster-In fair demand at sIO per ton for land,
ESQ per barrel for Dentist" and 1875 per bar
rel for common oalcined.
Ale and Porter-stsady at following quotations:
Present uss Xxx tlsRs,OO; Stock xxx, sIGOO to Sl2,
%; sennett $500; Pale Cream sll,OO; Porter ST.
MaIs-Steady at &, so per bushel
H0ps-Range at 25Gas5c according to quality.
CaIIow-selling at 1910.
LIme-hkron and Oswego water lime In good
request at s2OO.
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LIST OF SICK AND WoUHDED 0HIo SOL
DIERs SEET FROM THE FROST TO NASHVILLE.
Charles h KnOpp, G, 125th; ssrgt DapI
Todd, I, Gath; DAM H Bloomer, D, 125Eh;
IAlaso Il Hathaway, D, 125th; John Bailey,
D, S5th; George NJ Jackson, D, 65th; Frank
Hulburt, 1O5th; Montgomery Alexander, D,
29th; George " Myers, 18th; Egbert R
Starr, K, IO5th; Clark Jordon, c, 65th.
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: =. u0NxY luAkKkT May ,

SozsY- . aite easy at sa5c per cent.
sterling &XohRnss- Quiet at 2j2a2tS for cur
rencys
Gold-Irregulsr and unsettled, closing hrmer-
Opening st 49, advancing 10 lS4, declining TO 1873
aud closing firm at iS5 =,
isevernmsHt 8IOuEs-Firm. United States o.
of 1881, coupons, lItH; Five-twenties, coupons
HTAsIJ7S seven lhirties, Octob and April, ll'7
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For q fine and genteel and negligee
shirt, call at Mott & Hsights, 1876 Bank
street. mOy27:152.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WAHTED-Two experienced milliners,
At Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms, None 9th
er need apply. may2I:lbI
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Prof. ALI. Howard, American Ole Bull
vioIinist will visit TitusviIls, Pa, and
jamestown, N. Y, soOn-
may25:I52
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures 90 to McGarvey's, opposite the Postof-
foe, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr30:I4q
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SECOND NAFIONAL BANK,
or Cleveland,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
National tO.40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

BV Instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
my dstOd March 35, "a, this Bank will receive SUB
scriptiOns for the NATIONAL 1910 TIVE PER CENT
LOAH, in coupon bonds registered oertnoates Ee-
deemed after ten snd payable forty years nom aAse
In O0IHs -
This loan beara GOLD IETEBESf, pay Anle bEhl-AhhU
ALLY on coupon and registered bonds Of 500 and oVi
sad ANEUALEY on bonds OF the denomination OF =
snd 100 dollars. - -, -.
IN subscribing parties may either 70 pay the &C,
rrued Interest from ths first OF msroh TO the day o
zubscription in Coin in Currency AIDING nily PEI
cent bremium or receive bonds bearing interest
rom dsT Of subsoription. Also Will allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS'
n1naissio6 OF one eighth Of one psr cent
april2-l62.
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TEE Ladies will please look into Mrs
Sbaw's Millinery Rooms, z56 Superior street.
mavlQ:I57
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DLOolN4 OF NAILS
aASFAEa THR0UGH, tor Eris, BufAi0 tio5sop Nav
/ ", Astabals and Oonneaut, closes at s.IS A 81
LISTERS THReuaH, For New York only, oinsss II
EAsFERs TEROUGH, Tor Erie. BdilAIO, Albany, Boz.
| tonI New YORK and Hartford, closes at 22l p Il
EASTERN WAY, for all poip Is between O,ave and n .
Erie, closes at2:5O z. A..
WEsTKRE THRoUGE, for Toledo, Detroit tJaicsso
And milwaukee, nlos5s - % P. N
WE5rERH TBROUeH, ioE 1Olsd6, Bstyosr Uascase
Dubuque1 st. JOssph and Cairo CLOSES at so p m
HEsTsRE WAY, iOr all points between Cle7slsrs
and Toledo, closes at 1880 P. M
BAsDUsKY WAY, for 5auduazy and All fnternssalsts
points, closes at $50 P. "a.
ONonNATI WAY, for ali polntz between Geyslsad
ana Olneinnatii closes et rs ?. r.
ara aad cincinnati. oloses At 10 p M Ceaves ct IS
li51 1IaoaEl4s S14f fuaOusn, Tor oO,umbu, o,Do,sD,
H2ulAYlnsI 81 Louis, Indianapolis, zane-vins A1d
PITTSBURGH THROUGH for pfttsburEh ana s5s=b-
ington, closes ct l7:25 P M
fssURaH WAY, sor al! points between cleveland.
MellsFilio and Pittsburg, Harrisburg Iafel nhIs
Baltimore and WaahtnEton, closes et7.a0A A N
mAHOHINa WAY, for all points between Jevslspo
ana kOung5tovni closes st 20 r FL, fesves st 7.I5
next mOFninE.)
4EDE6A WAY, closes st5 "a.
ao0kPoRT, 4e.; closes On staya, rharsszss Eua
Saturdays, at y n
BRaOEsyILLH, Barn, ise.. closes fusses~s d SAT-
S8ARON UEsTAR, Graagez 5oft. AoyEltee 40
uoses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. n
HARBEAsVILLE cicseH GEiif, ld.sB A. M
eAFrthrssLAHpsnd Euclid, olossg daily, sta, d
sS-sAii aud sjfos letters srs required. 5y iazio
be Prepaid.
S-Al OitJ GlreuisEs zrv issaairsd ~ be pra.uais
- ONES open from no b. Al. 70 7:ts ?. E On
Sunday from a. n. 20 i9:7o a. NJ
Z OOwLEs, IN.
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TRAVELLER's REGIsEKR.

ETCitizens wishing conveyance 20 either OF the
above Trains Boats, viii be called for By Uoaohes
of Stevens Omnibus Line. By leaving their address
Al Inc Omnfbus Ooe, Ie Superior ST., next door 70
the Wetdell House
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NETS-lEVIsIBLE l. UHKEILLR-
IN A larEs sno usE stock. t.he- RETTBER
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MARlKE IRTElll8ENGE.
PORT CLEVELAND.

ENTERED....-.....----.AayI IS.
Btmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Pr Elmra thorn Buffalo
PROP Badger State Beckwitn, BuD1'0
Prop Whitby Mcmillan. NJ Ontree ohs pig iron
PROP Idaho, COnkay, EuifAio.
Prop Canisteo, Biacs man, Dufkirk.
Prop Northern Light, Munich. Oatonsgon, go tons
copper.
Prop Pacific Kelley, Buffalo
Schr GOV hunt, Merrill, Buffalo.
Schr Miami, Pennington, Buffalo
schr Uniou, Barrow Port Stanley, Is N feet Der.
ScoW Trojan, SackfOrd, snndusky.
UuEABED....-....-.....M May IS
stmr City of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Toledo.
Prop Badger State, Beokvith, Chicago.
Prop Idaho, Uenkey, Chicago.
Prop Usnisteo, Blackman, Toledo.
Prop POrfsmc nth, Bowers, Buffalo.
Prop Illinois, Robertson, Ontonagon
Brig Isabelle, Wilson, Unie go, 3rO tons coal.
Schr K. J. skidmore, Peterson Toledo.
Schr W. Sergeant, HeGrns, netroit. l6O tons coal.
sohr Wanderer, Pelton, sandu.ky.
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$50 p. N.
4agtarn Way arrives % 1910 A. n,
PtttHburgh Through arrives at 45A.E
do Way arrives at 8:3l P
5snduaky Way arrives at 9.lb A. n.
Mahonfng Way arrives at 5;O0 p. Nj
Cincinnati Through arrives at 9:s0 4 n. a.hn p n
do Way arrives at $40 P M
Western Through arrives So e:20 a. and 2.bE r =
do Way arrives ct 2.45 P. 81
dsdina Way arrives at 400 P. n.
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Mondays and Fridays at 3 2. X
Narren5Ville arrives daily at f1:ib z
zast Cleveland and Euclid arrives dsily AIes
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