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Sew York Market.
NEW YORK, March -.


FLOUR-'The market is lOc better
at 81 lUaG 10 Tor SUI tine State;
So 65T 6 - for extra do s. 9jG
I 80 Tor choice do Sc l0G 90 for SUI
perfine western; Sc 50 IG 80 for com
mon to mcl!um extra wts'ern; ST %
al - tor choice 10; 8 Gj~S ID tor
common to choice white wheat western
extra 81 s. a. lO for common 10 good
shipp;n: hrard+ extra round hoop
OHIO; 81 ljg1 s. tor trade brands;
i gOG,1 ~ or common TO fair extra
s.. Louis, and - 6j@9 30 Tor good
to choice DO Southcrn flour tirmer
at Sc SOAR 80 for common 10 fair extra
and s. 9jIgy 81 for good to choice DO.
Rye flour steady at 81 l0@Lj %. Corn
meal quiet at $3 70G3 - tor B;andy,
wine
GRAIN-Wheat is 2G2c better at
81 j5G,l 80 Tor No > spring in store,
81 GOAL 81 for No. | DO ) 6o
al Il tor winter red western; 81 I3H
- Tor amber western; 81 % IL 80 Tor
white DO Rye is quiet at SHGS9c for
western. Barley quiet and UNCHANGED.
Malt quiet. Cora l@2c better at -!
@73c for new western mixed atloat
Oats steady at 53lG5j!c Tor western in
store and ailoat, aud jjajSc FOR OHIO.
PROVISIONS-Pork firm at $l3 %
@l3 o. ior new mes; Sll OOia II %
for prime DO, and Sl3 90 for
new prime do. Eeet quiet at - OD@
10 80 Tor plain mess ani SO jOGl2 %
tor extra do. Beet hams dali al
$23 OOG26 % TIcrce heet lominal
at SIC GOALS 90 tor prime mess, and
$40 %" ~ o. tor lniia 10. Cut meats
qu.et at NiG9ic tor ham. aud jGIhc
tor ero:ilrr~, mri:lr- are rlull. Lard
steady at S4@9sc for No. | 10 prime
steam, and glc for kettle rcrdrrct
DRESSED IIUGS-'tI.rt al n ~
or western.
BUTrEK-S,paIy at l2',Gi hr
western and 2+G,@Sc for STAT.
CHEE> E-Qnlr' at li"2'n' tor '"m-
mon To- p-.me.
COTTON--On -}.t op rs quiet aud
steady a; y ), Tor low miil.ians- and
22tc for mjdiIjng uplands.
PETROLEUM -QIict and firm
at l2s9l2{c Tor crude, AMI 22!Gc223c
tor refined.
TALLpW-I- quiet ., >jM2l":
steariue dull at 9@yBc.
WHISKY-FIrmer AZ NST, T,N>! !c.
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The Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, March %, 7:30 P. M
Probabihties.-Easterly to southerly
winds with cloudy weather and rain
will continue over the South Atlantic
States. An area Of cloudy weather and
snow from Tennessee northward will
gradually extend east over the Middle
States to-Dish aud over the New Eng.
land States on Saturday, where the W inds
will back to the South. Rising bar
ometer, falling temperature, clearing
weather and northwesterly winds Will
extend east over the Mississippi Valley
during the night, and over the upper
lake region. the Ohio Valley and Gull
States on Saturday. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for the Atlantic and
Gulfcoasts.
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CiNEINNATB.
, Wan Shoots his wife-Suicids

lrixyATr. March 22.-James Z.
r.y~. WHO sh,r'"! k'l'cd his wife at
the Madison. to-iay, gives the ioil wing
ser. on OF the atfar. He says pistol
heavy Colts navy, had teen lying on
the mantle shell ior s>me days with a
= cock set. At his w,tes request he
removed it to day for the purpose OF
l.;,,r. down the hammer, and placing
il in am0re sec ,rs place. While hold
iog the pistol with the stock on his knee
sHljhe Garel in a horIzDntal line with
his wi'es face, who occup ed 2 seat on
the let Of the gra'e, the hammer tell
The ball struck Mrs. D. Immediately
nier the lower ri.ht Nv bone ranging
10 the brain, XII ing her instantly. Oi
the par t, l,,Ie IS known beyond the
C,r, that they came from New Orleans
4ud were r,iI,nily members OF some
crcus company. The ladys protes-
-onal name was VI lie Rosa. She was
perhaps ;hirt, five years of age. When
Davis was arrested q pistol was found
- the leg Of each OF his boots. The
',.opers investigation is not yet con-
r'nded.
David uunnewell, son OF q wealthy
and respected queensware merchant,
,,mmittri suicide tonight by shooting
ulrsel,. Cause unknown.
Tne hearing OF Mayor Davis. for
.oat-np. OF court, has again been post
p,n,l I'LL Monlav.
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NASHVILLE.
AHorrible Criine-Fire.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March pa
fearful crime was committed at Shelby
vile shortly before daylight yesterday
morning. Some unknown fiend entered
a stone warehouse near the dept t. and
after numbering, by cutting in hor.
rifle manner while asleep, Michael
Murphy, then blowing open the safe
stole several hundred dollars and
set fire to the hay and other combustihles
in the warehouse. The fire spread
rapidly and entirely destroyed the build.
ing. 1t belonged to c. Mormon and
was valued at $4,000; insured for $500.
The charred remains Of Murphy were
discovered after the FIRE. No clue has
been discovered to the perpetrators.
The depot at Forts Station, on the
Eigefeld and Kentucky railroad, was
burned at ten o'clock on Wednesday
night. 1t contained considerable
amount Of merchandise. Loss about
$500. The fire was accidental, it is
supposed,
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Leonard, of Michigan, presented
a memorial of the National Board ol
Trade asking for such notifications Of
the direct importation law Of 1870, as
will simplify the interest required at
the port of arrival and allow wines and
distilled spirits the advantages conferred
by said act.
Mr.. McCrary, from the Committee
on Elections, reported a resolution to
pay TO Mr.. Cessna, of Pennsylvania, un,
successful contestant for the seat ot
Mr. B. F. Myers. s44S0 as his actual,
reasonable and necessary expenses. He
stated that the committee had required
itemized accounts under oath from all
contestants and that this sum was
$500 less than the account presented.
The amount paid to unsuccessful con.
testanis at the last Congress was sll3,
00O. The resolution was adopted.
The House then proceeded to the
call OF committees for reports ot a
private character.
Under the call large number Of pri.
vate. bills were presented and passed.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Committee
on the Judiciary, reported substitute
providing for the removal OF certain
cases from the State Courts to the
United States Courts.
The amendments offered by Mr..
Potter were adopted and the substitute
then passed.
Mr.. Dawes obtained unanipous con.
sent to print speech on financial
matters. principally in answer to the
remarks made in the Senate upon o
recent speech made by him.
It was ordered that the House meet
tomorrow for debate only.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register
,,.. ,.,ctfc and Atlantic Line
Office. los Main street.
PITTSBURGH.
.,o,,op the Pennsyixaniak ka'i'
A'".,'.Yhe Killed and Wouhoe"'

IL
r,-rsnrrGH March 22-At 90 CLOCK
norpin- the Southern express train
~ the Peunsy'vania railroad
,,,,sel os one xpress, one baggage
.....n,.r and five palace cars, was
,r,mthe track, near jamestown,
p, Three sleeping cars and one OF the
Wv York cars were wrecked. The
w. .iy ear. remained on the track
T,,,' ,r., arson. were killed, one a jeweier
pa,.'more. named 5. Jacobs, and the
.,,.png German girl whose name
'y.o,r. Her initials are \. IL.
aoj me i, supposed to be a daughter OF
r linn re clergyman. Fourteen per-
~. wee hnrt, two of them, Mayor
r,I,ow ani Alderman &. NJ. IRWIN
both of Allegheny, serioHs The names
Of the other parties hurt ar: AS ioiIo"S
ron.r,Ilsr James Brown, OF Allegheny
inv Mrs ). Rollins, of Allegheny C'ty;
D C. Pauers OF Washington CITY
lame, Tdly, Bridge Forest, ONO; L. D.
Trevon. New Yo:k; G. w. Moore, DO ;
Dick Rose. do; J. y. Philips, New
castle .; II. c Frost Hannibal, Mo;
Z J. sheppard, Caiiz, o; E. Booher'
TIRE Haute, Indiana. The tram with
the wouadei arrived here at l:3O I. NJ.
Nayo- Cal!ow, o; Allegheny City, ls
most seriously hur:, having five r;os
broken on both sides, his ri.nt shoulder
,..l,rqtcd AID the bone OF his right
arm fractured. The wounded were re-
moved to tie hospital. The accident
40. ,auSel hy a broken rail.
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S5sNNESOCA
t,pIp>Iou in - Quarry-Hailr"ad
APciient.

LNpIp>Iom in - Quarry-Saiir"ad
Accident.
Sr PAUL, March - About , clock
Yesterday afternoon, two men employed
in Robert Horr q s.N, in the Fourth
ward, were terribly ami fatally hurt by
he aca dent Il discharge Of a blast. 1t
appears that Wilhelm Swin>ky and
FED Ackley had drilled out hole in
qr,ck aud put in the powder and fuse.
Ii apparently failed to ignite, and they
commenced drilling in the same hole
By this means the fire was driven IN to
,re powder, and an explos. on followed.
The iron drills were thrown up with
such force as to be driven through the
r;sht side of Swinsky's head, between
the jawbone and juglar ven, causing
,ns;aut death. Ackley had one eye
blown out, and it is feared that pieces
OF the stone penetrated the cavity. lie
is in a very critical condition. Swinsky
leaves a wife and three children in des
tltute circumstances.
A freight train was run into last nigh
hy two engines near Hancock Station
on the man line OF the 81. Paul anC
Pacific railroad, while takirg water, ano
Instantly killed Conductor FITZGERALD
and one man, and badly hurt severa
others.
About one inch OF snow fell here thit
morning, aud it is still showing
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BUSIO =.

BosroN, March 22.-Will,am Hale
Dale, for many years Secretary OF the
American Insurance Company OF this
city, diei this mornins. agel 32 years
State Constable Hinck!ey, who shot
his prisoner at the Everett, few days
ago, has been suspended by the Police
Commission.
The brig Lea, from Galveston for
Boston, arrived in via the sound Thurs
day night, and reports having entoun-
tered terrible gale on the = OF March,
during which the master, Captain Tho1.
E. Drnkard, was swept overheard by a
heavy sea and lost
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March ,.

BALTIMORE, March -
COTTON-Dull anl nominal; low
middlngs at 2llc.
FLOUR-More active, but prices are
unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat firm, higher and
scarce; sales OF 1000 bushels Pennsyl-
vania at 81 -. Corn, white southern
firm at 60a65c; yellow do nominal at
6l662!r; mixed western quiet at 629
G21c. Oats dnll; western, 5l@j2c;
southern, ji@56c. Rye quiet at 9jc(g
81 90.
PROVISIONS-IIeavy. Mess pork
nominal atSl3 .. Bulk meats, shoul
ders, 43c; rib sides, &C. sales 10000 lbs
clear rib sides at 6sc. Bacon shoulders
at Sc; rib sides, &c; clear RIB sides,
&c; sugar cured hams, l2lG l3c. Lard
al &c 'or western,
BUrrER-Act:ye gool to cAo,ce,
2StG32c
WHISKY-Quet at Soc.
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ONTARIO.
Railroad Accident.

Po2r STANLEY, March pa train
on the London and Port Stanley rail-
road, bound for Port Stanley, ran of
the track three miles south Of London,
without doing any dama-e. After
some delay the train was replaced on
The track and proceeded towards its
destination. When ten miles from
Port Stanley, it colllded with an engine,
killing Robert Fletcher, engineer Lar
kins, the other engineer, was badly hult
internally, ard several OF the passengers
were slightly hurt Both engines were
badly smashed.
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Robinson < Cos car factory,
Providence, was burned yesterday

Robinson < Co.'S car factory, in
Providence, was burned yesterday.
A Peoria, Illinois, dispatch, Gays the
Illinois river is lower al that point than
TOR many years.
The Wisconsin Senate, on Thursday
receded from its grape wine amendment
TO the tenn perance bill, and insisted on
an amendment furnishing drunkaTds.
The coIored people Of Springfield
Ohio, have determined to present Their
children for admission to the district
schools.
The dry goods and grocery store o.
J. Syderstrecken, at Greensburg, KY.
was destroyed by fire on Thursday
Loss $1,000
MAGGIE MIrcH2LL is the mother o.
two bright and beautiful children
like herself, petite.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The CominX Races.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-The No
bile Jockey Club, at its meeting last
night, adopted a programme for the
races to commence on the 23d proximo,
under the auspices Of the Southern and
Western Turf Congress. They embrace
three races on the first day, hurdle,
mile heats, for three year olds and mile
dash; three on the second day, IN .,
mile dash and three-quarter dashes ;
on the third day for the Turt Congress
stake, four mile meats. The purses
amount to about $500 besides the stake
on the last day, to which the club adds
$4,000.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, March q, 6P.M.

NEW YORK, March p, 8 P. u.
MONEY-Market was active and
stringent in the mornin., when loans
were made at l-32 to l6 per diem, but
in the afternoon there seemed to be q
perfect food Of money Offering, and the
rates OF interest declined, closing at 49
5 per cent. on call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
was frmer with actual sales Of prime
bankers 60 days sterling at l09i9 1925
GOLD-Msrket was intensely dull
and all the business Of the day was al
l093G l09t
GOVERNMENT BONpS-Msrke;
was q liet and steady during the day
United States currency 6s at 1l5sS
list. -.l
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MEMPHIS.

MEMpHIs, March 22 2-Luke Padlon,
who has been in Jail six months await
ing trial for numbering Eiward Burr,
died this morning Of consumption.
A heavy snow fell here and at points
within fifty miles Of this city this morn
ing, covering the ground more than
three inches. 1t will greatly retard
planting.
A stock dealer named Smith, from
Chester. Illinois, fell from a second
story window here, killing himself in.
stantlv.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. March 22

CINCINNATI, March -.
COTTON-Quiet; middling pc; re
ceipts "a; shipments l56; stock.S+4l.
FLOUR-Firm; family s. 5O@I 80
GROCERIES-Steady.
GRAIN-Wheat, red western heIc
high; quoted at 81 6I@l 10. Corn firm
at 46d50c. Oats steady at $50 i2c
Rye 9O992c Barley better demand a
736S0c.
HOGS Receipts 500 prices 81 400
4SO.
MOLASSES-Steaiy.
OlL-Linseed firm at SSc.
PROVISIONS-Quiet; mess porH
$500. Bulk meats, shoulders IA isc
Bacon, clear sides 7@Sc; shoulders 90
5sc. Lard Sl@9ic,
SUGARS-Easy.
TOBACCO-Not soliSo activeto aav
though full prices were realized.
WHI>KY-Steaiy at Sic.
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The remainder of the day, alter 2 T.
NJ, was given to business Of the District
Of Columbia only.
The bill to grant a portion OF the
government reservation on Sixth street
Lear Pennsylvania avenue, TO the Balti'
more and Potomac railroad, tor a depot,
was discussed all afternoon. A sutst''
tute and several amendments were
offered, peuding the discussion OF which
the House, at AS P. NJ, adjourned
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CHICAGO.
The Biyelow Block to be Condemned
Political.


CHICAGO, March 22.-The owners Of
the Bigelow Block have been notified
officially, by the Attorney General OF
the United States for the Northern
District Of Illinois, that the block In
question is to be condemned, and that
on the 18th OF next month commits
sioners will be appointed to fix the
compensation to be made to the parties
interested in the property.
Governor Palmer will be candidate
for denomination this year and Governor
Oslesby, who was talked OF for the same
position, will probably take the field for
United States Senator, against Trum'
bull. Iu consequence Of the new ap-
portionment, which increases the num-
ber of Congressional districts TO
nineteen in the State, there will be
warm competition for the new places TO
be filled.
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OHIO.
Mans Nose Bitfen oT-A Woman
ScaIds her Husband-MethOdi
Printing Concern, &c.


Printing Concern, &c.
SPRINGFIELD, March 22.-A muss
occurred in a machine shop between
TWO men, in which a man named Roby
Off the nose Of his opponent, named
sullivan, who pocketed his proboscis
and sought the science of a medical
man.
Mrs. Reidy threw kettle of boiling
water in her husbands face last night,
while drunk, and he will probably lose
his SIGHT as the result The woman
was arres'ed.
1t has been extensively reported that
the Methodist Record Printing Concern
was 10 be moved back to this place, bnt
no movement has been made in that
direction as yet. The building owned
by the association in this place is still
undisposed OF and vacant.
An election will be held tomorrow TO
dominate delegates to the Republican
County Convention which meets here
on Monday.
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ILLINOIS.
A womau's Rights Bill Passed.

SPRINGFIELD, March % "A woi2an S
rights oil was finally passed in the
House yesterday by &c to 43. after first
being defeated by 50 to 80. provides
that no person shall be excluded rom
any occupation, profession or employ.
ment except military. on account of
sex. Provided, that the act shall not
be construed to effect the eligibility to
Office, but nothing in the act shall be
construed to require females to work on
streets or roads or serve on iuries.
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RIPLEY. OHIO.
Dca;hfrOn AbprIinr.

RIPLEY, March 22.-The Coroner 5
Jury in the case Of Sarah Lyde, who
was found dead in bed yesterday
brought in verdict to day that deceased
came to her death from abortion hv an
instrument in the hands o. Dr. VIM,
Basker, who was held IN 5000 bail.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 90,

OHICAGO, -NdIUH -.
GRAIN-Wheat fairly active. Corn
higher, at 3Si639c Tor, sellers April
Oats quiet and steady; No. ,, 3ltc
seller April. Ryequiet and firm at 7lC
for regular receipts Of No. 2. Barley
in better demand at sic.
H1GHWINES-S;eady and firm at
S4c.
DRESSED HOGS-At IS Is.
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TORtsY'rO.
Billiard EXhibifioU-Ncw E"unier'


felt.
TORONTO, ONT Mar.h 22-Madame
GARNER. the celebrated lady biIIiardi-t
assisted hy GARNER anl Maurice DAILY,
will give an exhibition at tie Revere
House, Monday evening next.
A very clearly TX cl'el cru"t:ririt
Canadian twenty-five ceutptp'r currrn'
Cy has made It's appearance mere.
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ST. LOUIS.

sale of the "Dem ocrat"-It Il 10 be
Anti.Gr rant.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The Missouri
Democrat was sod to George w. Fish
back for S456,l0O. 1t lie now generally
understood that it will be ami Grant,
and run in the interest Of the Cinciunsti
Convention.
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Piano Fortes
BALTIMORE, MD.

These Instruments have been before the
Public Tor nearly Thirty years, and upon
their excellence alone attained and unpur.
chased pre-eminence, which pronounces
them unequaled In TONE, TOUCH, WORK
MANSHIP and DURA BiLlTI. All our
Square Pianos have our New Improved
ONERSrRUNG SCALE and the AGRAFFk
TREBLE. We would call special attention 10
our late Patented Improvements in Grand
Pianos and Square GrapdS, found In no
other Piano, which oring.fhe Piano nearer
Perfection Than has yet been attained.
Every Piano fully warranted for i've
years
We are by a special arrangement ena-
bled Ia furnish FARLOR ORGANS and
MELODkONS Of the most celebrated max
erS, wholesale and retail, at Lowest Factory
Prices. illustrated Catalogues and Price
Lists promptly furnished on Application 10
Wa. tNtBE & CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
Or any o, oar regular established agency.
octi.-ivTbG
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. K.

-. ~ ,tt.c9e3 ON AND AFTER No
~ xxa-~SRS NEMBER ~, ls7i. Trsins
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To Printers.

AZ We are about 70 move the REonrHs
JOB Printing ofiee Into q new building.
and st which time new Presses and new
Material viii be introduced, We have for
sale two OF three Job Preses and Large
number Of Fonts ofType. Much ofthe lat
ter good as new. Country ofboss can get
good bargains by applying st once.
LEwIs BAKER a co.
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ST. LOU


SF. LDui- EXPhE-~
EAEr-LEAyE- wEsr-LEAy,s
Wheeling Wnsslng
daily at.-..i-iJA. a. daily si..-l - 49,
AKEIyES At ARRIVE ~
Cumberland 2;5S y. u aiLsnaSyillo - NP. -.
baltimore ...-ssJJ 4" Sswafk..-.--I.sU "
wash u CltylIIO StnGtD.ky ....S'D "
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New fOrs...-hD Cincinnati. loo
FAST Lisr.
EAsT-LEAvFs wrr-LZ,y,-
daily az. .4;5g p. n. daily at 70, r..
ARRIyEsA At AHgiv1- Ar
Parkerssurg. i;-5A.k Iancsyi e..-lL2 Az.
CumOerIaLd.2D Newafk......lZip.p
Baltimore ...s'D tTolunbus ....2.BJ
Wash. City-i0U Sandusky.. ..yfsDJ "
Philadelphia ~ y. n. Chicago .-.-yG:40
New iork...-EW Sundays except.
s3undays excepted
NAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyB wDr-LEHyxs
sW heelIng 'Whe.lDz
daily ai'.Ic:G Py. daily at. .I:O An.
ARRiYEsAr ARRIVES
CumbeTIand.s.gA A. 4. iLanesyiIIs.- o:l5A.H
PsrkeTsDuTs .1.ZJ " 'ewaEk....... 5Jy,
Baltimore, ,....,IdG p. N joiumbu-.... Si}S.r y.
PHILADELPHIA U ilnclnDati.. )
SATURDAYS excepted ,hicagp..-..
ACCOM-. JDATIJs.
EAT-LIASS WUT-LkAyn
wheeling Wheeling
daily at. G2oA. T. daily st'.--s.lY.l
AREIyEs At AKgIyks AT
Parksrsburg iOf p. n. 'LanesyIils-. el0 e
CumbaIIaDd lg:l5 SegaTk..-.-lD,S0 "
'5undays excepted. Cnlrfpbus ...2U
Clncln natl.
sundays excepted.
Central Ohio Arrivals Bait Main Stem
s:ts 4. NJ sLLGalsEI lz7e 2. y.
go T.. NJ Fsst Line. zoo A. NJ.
li:G 4. NJ. hccom'lon 20 =. y.
IO:s0 +. NJ Aail.-..-.-.-- 20 A. N.
w., r.. d B. DIV.
East bound rainsmaks coDpS tons
AZ Baltimore with trsips for PhilMds..
phia, New York and Eostor. Al Relay
House, via Washington City. for all p1iDts
South.
West bound trains make direct eoun,-
,ion At Columbus for al points Wet snd
Northwest
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