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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
BASEBALL NOTES.

The meeting of the National League Base
Ball Clubs the Palace Hotel IN Buffalo TODAY will be
the most important yet held by the association.
Among the candidates for the presidency brld by
Mr.. Hubert. OF Chicago. Messrs. Hubert soden
AMI Sage OF Chicago. Boston, Providence and Bui.
falo respectively The following delegates will b. pres
ent: Messrs. Root and wiDshp. OF Providence; Mr..
Soden and Wright. OF Boston Mr. Sage, OF Buffalo; Mr.
Thorner. Of ca cinnati Nj. Evans. or Cleveland Mr..
Hubert. OF Cbicaso, and Mr.. Earl OF the Troy Club.
Among the many important questions before the meet
irg will be tho price admission TO League games. the
Buffalo and Troy Clubs being opposed the hafdolar
tariff Other important questions which will require
skifui lrgisation the Capp aud Goldsmith
The hrstn imed player claimed by the Cincinnati
Star Club and by the Bndilo Club while Mr. Goldsmith
Is osimed by the Chicago and Troy Clubs Clapp win
probably be allowed To pay IN Cincinnati and Cold
smith In Chicago. convention Is shortly 10 be held by
the Harvard. Yale. Princeton. Brown. Amherst AID
Dartmouth College baseball players arrange rules
for governing the contests for fhe COLLEGE
championship next season. The National Association
National Club of Washington has filed certificate OF
incorporation a limited corporation. with capital
So 900, divided into fifty shares OF 500 each Inc
game between the LEAGUE Chicago and Cincinnati
clubs siuce their trip 10 California the
Recreation Grounds. November 22. The Cincinnati
Club was then victorious by a score of 10 o. Ihrro
Will prob bly, be no club IN Jersey City next season. -
P0orman, Troy and Esterbrook have been engages py
the Buffalo Cub, aud Clinton has nad fels from
Springfield ana BALTIMORE. The Buffalo Club has n1o
men engaged for next far at cost al sooOo
McCOTmlcs viii pitch for the Cleveland Clue sssn
this season. The Mckay gold medal won by Paul Hin
Of The Pov'dence CiuD for the brs batting AVERAGE
worth S75 The Champion National Association Albany
Club for 1880 viii be strong IN individual playnk
skill Tue following IL the team: keenan,. catcher;
Criiehley pitcher; bin first bas. Fnlmsr. secoDa
base Say, short stop Burke third base Pike centre
held Dargan, rght field eff substitute and ehsnE
pitcher Carpenter and sacnllar. formerly o. ns
League syracuse Club, playing with the Gallon IN
Cuba. and wall return nome In April The Bs'saIso
B,se Bali Cup was Organized ON November 20 oy ~
presidents J. s. wor hingtou. oe-president; j. "
Caabcart, treasurer; W. T. Applegarth and o. A. haac'
secretarios e. Joyce. J. sewell. N. GoidsDoroughb
shryock aud I. Mccullough. directors They will put
team an the field next aud play for "
National championship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

generations an Arabic proverb among the soldier.
and common people that when Eqvnt
shall grow so fat that she shall turn Ter
eyes toward tho land Of Hadsh lAbyssInia he,
glory shall soon pass away. The attempt to conone,
AbyssInia marked the elimination OF Ismaii spower
Afterward followed the rapid decline which ended
snccess"r tba 49, IN, c", he S"id - ,.,, ,TnA' Dis
good NUssulwaD. The worst characters in Egypt.
Colonel Long says. are the native princes and high
lose their faith in the religion of Mahomet these
have the vices Of both Europe and the ORIENT with
out the virtues Of either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

600 funded dot. $1,000 600 floating deDi siss 20i 70
Transportation Ma ntaslng road az 81
repairs Of machinery fs2s $50 u operat ng s2221y5
Rcco ps-from pa>sepgers, f2ie5eg) " ron freight
5-S frOm other s6.7,SSl so fsynens
TRANSFORMATION - i2ssIs 30 for crest St1oOyn for
diy 81 for rental OF other roads f'2ooOO %
surplus fund slCSGss ~. Eesources- tonstrrcton,
10 o.; s21.!i1osehi , s nTs Fs,s
a515ODs 20 so,k. sock hr dye ailroad. $4,000
siork P,snold and North Adas Railroad fOo5f stock,
hudson River Bridge. s.75isJ bonds James oma aPd
Franklin, :frustPes' funds
supplies S454 OS6 49, bids receivable O0J
agents and companies $685. lCJ 81 csh on hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
THE NEW TOTN OF ULSTER.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Dec. 2.-The Board of
Supervisors OF this county have just passed an act
dividing the old town OF Kingston 1t erects the east
ern portion lying on the Hudson River between the
limits of this city Saugerties line
together with strip OF territory the south
westerly limits OF this city known the Eddyvie
trcI. a town to be called Ulster. The above
ysion OF the leaves the gang Of rufans In the
Jockey Hill and " Stony Hollow" districts in the
old town themselves. Politically. the town o.
Ulster will be quite evenly balanced, and the best
will be likely hold the ufflccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
Mr.. GOULD AND WESTERN INTERESTS.

LEAyGSwoRTH, Kan, Dec. 2.-Jay Gould
arrived here yesterday afternoon and inspected The
railway works hereabouts. In the afternoon he at
tended a banquet given by the merchants ut the
Planters House. where he made speech In the course
OF which he said that he had arrived AZ time ~ life
when Investments not made for the purpose OF
making money but for entertainment and To pass away
and that he enjoyed himself better giving per
sonal non 10 his interests in the West than in
being confined By business al hoInr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

wood ~ miles with concrete and asphalt. 20 miles
with etone blocks 90 mites with rough stone and cob
blc, miles with MacaGsm; ~ miles with grh'et "h
81 miles of streets arc unimDrOycd. 4.
A project recommended by tho COMMISSIONER ~
reclaim 720 OF the flats. of which onethiiu wiz
he included the chain OF public parks The estimates
are nos vet completed. but will aggregate ABOUT
81 800 900
Tae Commissioners recommended legislation TO corn
nlote the removal OF the Baltimore aud Ohio ana tno
baltimore ano Potomac Railroad Stations 10 some SUIT
able location for union station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, De-. 2.--Leave of absence for
one year. with permission to leave the United States
has granted To Lieutenant w. p. Day. his de-
tachmont from tho Hartford. Ensign f. B. Carter has
been ordered the Tennessee Upon the OF the
Ranger At san Francisco, the appointment OF T.. w.
Honey captains clerk will b asked, according to
or CopgresA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
An INSURANCE COMPANY WINs.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-The case of the State
of Missouri against the Charter Oak LLfo Insurance
Company 100000 peLaes for alleged viola
ton OF Missouri statute been decided the CIR
cult Cou In favor OF the defendant Judge Boyle hold
ing that the statute has application for foreign
cOmpanie6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
THREE RAILROAD REPORTS.
ALBANY, Dec. 2.-The following railroad re-

ports have been received by the State Engineer:
brooklyn, FLatpsh and Coney Island-Capta. s50a 900
paid f4e422b funded and floating debt $500 s07 20
ceips from passengers sl68V25 recsgts nem freight.
346 l2 receipts 1888 6Is ls
Tor trsnsportauon slUU 49, interest," 200 10
Hfir- York and Os A,ddndCaptaI 800 900; paid
RH rOOb22 20, funded debt tlbO7S, OV floating debt
sab2tess 90, receipt. from BAs:enssrs s;seeo 49, 70
ss66Ol % ga{ens for transportation sls7.77s 0s
aud ziSGms-cspis, ST. s26uOo ps,d, saoooo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

A child Of six years of age, having the
story Of toe fall explained 10 her. mested for consId
cradle time on IL. when she suddenly broke out:
Aunty, when Adam aud Eve disobeyed God, why did
no not KIN them and begin over axainr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03

Conclusive.-Mr. O'Flaherty Be me sosl
the nate little ncIrs.sf Mrs ofi Nonsense PatIic!
She's dead aud gone Mr.. OFF, Ihrae for yc. aaf.S'
80 .he IA H. couldn't 30 nsr aud new LOOK AGAIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.

RATES AND RELATIONS OF TRUNK LINES.
SIMON srERNE BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY RAILROAD
COMMITTEE CAUSE OF CoNMuNIsTIc FEELING
INJUSTICE OF SPECIAL RArEs-LEG'sLATIvE
INrYRPERRNcE LEGAL-THE RUMoR ABOUT
TRIE.
In the railway investigation yesterday, simon
Sterne began his reply TO the arguments oil Messs.
Depew and sbipman the counsel for the New
York trunk lines. Nj. Sterne aimed TO show
that the assertions Of the Chamber OF Commerce
concerning the railroads in memorial to the AS
sembly last Winter had been proved by the testl-
mony before the committee. An explanation of the
rumor of a deficiency of 100000 IN the amount
needed 10 pay the Erie interest is given herewith.
THE IMPROBABLE RUMOR ABOUT ERIE.
EXPLANATION or THE REPORT OF DEFICIENCY
OF 100000 IN TIE AMOUNT REQUIRED FOR
INTEREST.
In explanation of tho improbable rum0r
that the forthcoming statement or the Erie
Company would show pefcit OF s7OO.OOO
in the sum necessary for the payment OF in
forest on its funded debt. II Is now stated that the
calculation was based upon the full amount OF interest,"
which viii not roach Its highest point until 1884
In recognizing the company the interest charges
were made small for the frs. two years, but from
the first they become each year heavier until In 1884
the whole debt interestbearng Interest on
issue of 500 100000 OF bonds was authorized did
not begin until the first OF the present month
The interest charges for the fiscal year end
ing September so. 1879, amounted TO 5000
Os4 So; In 1884 when they Will reach their
maxi rum the present debt, they will amount 10
S43l4,SS4 GS When it asserted that the earnings
OF the company would fat short 100000 81 the interest
charges Is understood that the full chargee Of 1884
were referred TO and 1t is Impossible 10 Mud anyone
having OF absolute knowledge who IA willing to
say even that
President Jewott not his office during yesterday
afternoon and the gentleman IN charge refused either
TO deuy Affirm the rumDr. A gentleman who has
been prominent actor in Erie affairs but not in
the board OF directors said the substance OF the
bad been subject OF conversation between him and
other gentleman. SO far he understood the facts he
thought that such deficiency that rumorcj IN
the amount necessary TO meet the interest the brds,
ought necessarily to affect the nrtoe NJ stocks
bonds. The statement which ould appear Thursday
would be for the fiscal year ending September 30. and
would period of ruinOus competition Since then
the road had beol doing heavy and profitable husi-
fciency The thiry millions and of mortgage
bonds had also given occasion for "a msundeTsta udng
OF the condition OF Erics finances The belief prevailed
in quarters that the bonds had heen
drawing interest Sc TENDER. and that, therefore.
they be taken into account in determining Ere
readiness 10 meet Iperest shortly due. IN point of
fact the interest S5 600 Of these bonds did not
begin until December L.
The interest 50 800 600 Of new bonds. claiming in
terest from last September. paid ndsy OF this
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
4 SECRET MARRIAGE,
Which at Length Sees the Light.

Ii has been a time hOnored custom, in
the society annals of Wheeling, for
many OF our signing young folks to
seek matrimonial consolation at our
neighbOring town OF West Alexander
when various causes render home nup-
tials uncongenial and unwise. Some
70 for safety, some from necessity and
some for that dash of romance that Is to
life rs olives to wine. In the narrative
which becomes our pleasant task
to relate, we leave TO our readers TO
Judge Of the cause.
Ii will doubtless be a matter OF sur
prise TO many who will read this, TO
learn of the wedding of Mr. Frank A.
Woods, son of William II. Woods, Esq.
Assistant Clerk of the County Court,
and Miss Kate A. Roberts, daughter OF
Col. J. J. Roberts, afOrmer proprietor of
the It. James Hotel, but now residing
at the corner OF Sixteenth and Eot
streets. Yet such is the fact. On the
26th Of April, 1879, they betook them
selves 10 our Pennsylvania Gretna
Green, where few wCr Is by Rev. w.
NJ. Coleman, of the U. 7. Church,
spoken in the presence of Justice j. 5.
waltz, made them man and wife.
\ bride and groom very rarely re-
Quire the wishes and congratulations Of
friends to complete their happiness, but
in the present instance their will come
nevertheless. Both OF the contracting
parties have hosts of relatives and
friends who will Join us in extending TO
them congratulatOry word, and their
assurance that happiness will never de-
Sert them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
Narrow Escape.

Yesterday afternoon, n. G. Hamilton,
of the firm of Hamilton & McGranaghan,
had narrow escape from from death
bv sutiicatiOn. He was at Reymann's
brewery, inspecting a new kiln, Just
erected by his firm. The kiln is heated
bv coke, and is always kept carefully
closed To maintain a uniform temper
allure. Mr.. Hamilton hurriedly made
his examination, and being affected by
the fumes Of the coke, turned TO depart.
To his dismay he could not turn the
latch of the small iron door, the only
exit. His voice could not have been
heard, and he was becomingrapid over
come by the gas Finally, while working
at the door ne fell upon his knees, un-
able to stand. He still chung 10 the
knob. when, 10 his wonder and delight,
it moved, the door opened and he fell
forward into the fresh air. A few mo-
ments Suthced to restore him, when he
found that he had been trying to turn a
sliding knob. His situation had GER
tainly been alarming and his escape a
narrow one.
tie seemed to have struck bad
streak of luck" Yesterday Shortly after
the above occurred, in walking at the
North End, he trod upon fruit skin
and received severe fall upon the curb
stone. A confusion on the hip was the
result. Still, he attended Council last
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
Military MatterS.

Major J. W. Lott has returned the
muster-roll OF the Davis Light Guards at
Fairmont, in pursuance to an order Is
sued by Col. Miller. Ii is very COM
plete in It's details and might be used to
advantage, by other companies, as a
model.
The Wardensville Light Infantry is
the name ola new company in Hardy
county Adjutant General Wood has
forwarded Commissions as follows: Cap.
tain, Louis c. Everly; First Lieutenant,
Harrison Il. Orndortf; Second Lieuten-
ant, Tilbury OrndOrf.
As the statute requires six musters a
wear, IL is about time some OF Wheeling
companies were taking a whirl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
ADVERTISEMENT
Lightning Strikes q Printing once.

The papers in the Eastern cities have
recently amused themselves with des-
cription Of the handsOmest entertain
ment given at a restaurant in Chestnut
street, in Philadelphia, TO the compost
tors Of the daily morning papers, at the
unusual hour of four in the morning.
The entertainers were two compositors
on the PHILADELPHIA Morning Record, who
were fortunate enough TO have an in
vestment Of one dollar in the celebrated
Louisiana State Lottery, on August 18th,
rewarded with a prize of Fifteen Thous-
and Dollars. Such incidents are quite
common with those who write TO NJ. A.
Dauphin, ?. o. Box 1872, New Orleans,
La, or same person at No. 3l9 Broad
way, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PITTSBURGH, September 9.-River 8
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool.
CiNCISNATI, September 9.-The river
is ! feet q inches and rising Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived-Parkcr,
st. Louis; Hattie Rowland, Pittsburgh.
Departed-Florcncc Meyer, Wheeling;
Nirge Lee, Evansville; Ariadne, Ten
neSS,c river.
ST. LOUIS, September 9.-Arrived-
Peck and Josie, st. Paul. Departed
Porter and bargcs, Cairo, Mandc, Nicks-
burg; EldOrado, Pittsburgh. River sta
tionary at S feet ) inches. Weather
cloudy.
CAIRO, September 0.-Arrived-Hig-
ley and st Grncvieve, ST. Louis. De
parted-Baltic and City of Vicksburg,
Ohio river. River Is feet inches and
falling. Weather clear; thermometer
62.
VIcKsBURG, September 9.-Weather
fair; thermometer So. River rose 4
inches. Down-Golden Crown, John VI.
Harmon. Up-Paris c. Brown, Grand
Tower.
New ORLEANS, September 9.-No ar
rivals or departures. Weather clear;
thermometer SS.
NASHVILLE, September 9.-River fall
ing with 2 feet inches on the shoals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
Personal

Prof W. X. Pendleton, State Super
intendcnt Of Public Instruction. arrived
in the city Yesterday, after an extended
tour through the southern section OF
the State.
Mayor Sweeney, Superintendent Of
Water Works Riddle and City Surveyor
Peterson, leaves this morning for Pitts
burgh on business trip.
Miss Rosa Mcmahon, who has been
visiting ut the residence of b. \. Nc
Entec, South End, returned yesterday
10 her residence in Pittsburgh.
Misses Matilda and Ida Johnston, Of
Martins Ferry, are visiting Miss Abbie
Dean, of Scotch Ridge, Belmont county,
Ohio.
Miss Polly Appel, who has been Wis
iting Miss Emily Appel, of the East
Side, for the past six weeks, leaves for
home on Thursday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
Jerked Up.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Phillips dropped in on Prof. HermOn,
the "headless man." and, finding him
with his Uranium in its proper place, re-
qucSttd the exhibition Of State license.
HermOn had none and was in ignorance
of the necessity of one. He had pro-
cured a city license and was dumb
founded at the prospect of State Ii
cense at SlOa day. With difficulty he
procured the money, paid the price and
swOre he would not stay in the city an
other daY. lie "dOn't have to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
RecnYerinR.

John McGarrell, the basket maker,
who was so seriously injured on Mon.
day, by falling from a ladder, is reported
as slightly better. He has not been able
10 obtain much rest and is still in crit
ical condition. His injuries are mostly
internal, the cut upon the head, being
not dangerous, though unsightly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
The Sergeant's bill was ordered pa
apd tho repOrt filed


The Committee on Police reported
resolution ordering payment of Sj6 to
Superior Machine Company, was
adopted.
The deed of right OF way through the
streets, alleys and public grounds of the
city of Wheeling, granted to the p. w.
& Ky. road, was read and referred to
the City Solicitor for examination.
The reports Of the Committee on City
Prison and the Board of Equalization
and Appeals were received and adopted.
On motion, the rules were suspended
and license granted John Robrecht to
keep coffee house at the Central Hotel
on Fourteenth street. Bond approved
with Christian Hess and Robert Craw.
ford as sureties.
The Committee on Market offered a
resolution authorizing it to extend the
east cave of the market over the side
walk, which was adopted.
The celebrated Fire Department or
dinance was received from the First
Branch, with the amendment of that
body. The only change, besides the
phraseology, was to take the appointive
power from the Chief and give it to the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
A Pleasant Party.

Miss Fannie l.. Quarter handsomely
entertained a number Of her friends,
last evening, at the residence OF her
mother. corner Of Chapline and Twenty
third streets. About twenty-hve young
folks were presentand scarcely required
the exertiOus of their fair hostess to
sum up Il pleasant evening. A bounti-
ful collation. was spread about midnight
and for an hour the social board con-
tested with dancing for the palm Of en-
iDvmpnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
Kindergarten.

Mrs. l.. r. Marmon. OF Mount Pleas
ant, Ohio, will deliver a lecture at Wei
sci Hall. tomorrow evening, on the Kin
dergarten method of teaching. Mrs. Mar
mon designs opening a kindergarten
school in this city; she comes well rec
commended; will receive the support Of
many of the best citizens OF Wheeling;
and is altogether worthy of the patron
aye Of all who have children to instruct.
Those who have not given the Kinder
garten plan Of teaching attention should
attend her lecture and be convinced Of
ifs Darit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
YelloX Fever.

To ameliorate the dreadful effects Of
Yellow Fever take Simmons Liver Reg
ulator. Let it be given in large doses,
that it may have an immediate effect up
on the liver, and remove the accumu-
lating bile. 1t so acts upon the liver,
stomach and blood as to prevent the at
tack Of this terrible disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
CHARLeSTOWN ACADEMY.

A PREPARATORY scHOOL FOR BOYS At
IA Charlestown, jefferson county. Wet Va
Founded In I7SS. WIN. II. Ksble. A. " Prin.:
X v. Campbell "A. N. and hedAlist Warrington
and Lee Univ Asst Merit s~ssi0u b~yins
lOth. A full oours In Ancient and NOiern
Languages, Natheuaties. sstursl PbilOsthI
and Chemistry. The s-hDol il veil supplied
with apparatus for illustration in Ne ssiei.oe..
For Catalogue contsinlny term, and bs q iesti.
monials. apply u TIA Principal seiegyA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
MILL MATTERS.
Increase of Nail Card-MinOr
Matters.

The nail market has frightened won
deriulv of late and manufacturers in
this city have received orders faster than
they can be filled, and they are now re-
fusing them. With these prospects and
under these conditions, it is but natural
that nails should go up. Manufacturers
have been discussing the matter, not in
meeting or in concert, but simply as a
natural event. On Monday, the propo-
sition was discussed, but no conclusion
was reached. Yesterday morning, price
was a.rredupon and adopted, and the
nail card was increased ID cents per
key. making il $50, with an
abatement Of 10 cents per kcg for orders
of 200 or more kegs, at the usual terms.
The Whitaker iron works, running
double time, night and day, Is unable to
fill its orders for sheet iron. 1t has now
four sheet mills, and proposes to build
two additional ones. making six in all,
and adding one half 10 It's producing ca
pacitv. one OF these mills will be COM
menced on Monday.
The Belmont blast furnace will 90 into
operation on Monday next, and the
smelling tube is being now warmed up.
A force Of men Is engaged in clearing
up the casting room, engine room,
and otherwise preparing the works for
action. Besides large lot Of Spanish
ore, which has arrived ria Baltimore. a
quantity Of Edwards magnetic ore''
from the lake region has been received.
The ward engine, Belmont" has been
taken out and is kept busily employed
in running in cars OF limestone and coke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10

NOTHING has ever been discovered to
equal Dr. c. McLane's Celebrated Yer
miiuge for Kidding the human constitu-
ton of worms 1t never fails-is simple
and very inexpensive. Every druggist
keeps it, but see the name OF Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh" on the wrapper, or
YOU are being deceived.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10
CLEVELAND & PlTTSBURG R. E.
Condensed Time Card.
lnING - AND W..

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after May p lS79 all trains Will run
daily Except sunday, a. follows.
3 Through trains % Pittsburgh.
although trains % Cleveland.
, Through Trains % Chicago.
PuIInan's Par,Or Cars between Wellsytlle and
Hotel ana Sleeping Car on all trains between
Alliance aud Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10

! STILL have a nice assortment Of those
GAINESVILLE all-wool and no shod iy war
rented stocking yarns, that | sold so
many OF the last two weeks, at Geo.
q. ROth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-10

stopprng when required a, sherman House.
FtnayiIir West " hceliug and GuJyei Hill
Tickets aud baggage checks % all principal
r.oints ir tbr Fast and West can Doe procured at
he ticket office bon Bridgeport. T, X Nh EkS,
iurg General PASSENGER * Ticket Agent