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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-07
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CATERING OUTLOOK
egTlr INDUSTRIES OF THE
p IaI1~yTgY I0E THE WINTER
.,. rs Strikes VII sOf Rare o.
%. EaE1.s &LSSE VII lake a
5J-2-GsHs-L haSrrn
Mos

,7,look in all Of our great IN
4a' ,s-v Gathering. The steel rail
have contracts either in hand or
- g.ls enough to lay 5000 miles
The ar-builders have on
: :, his time for between $1,000
con freight lumber and coal cars
- works are not 50 closely
bu, al with one or two eHeeP-
'' ,.. we'll working either nine
:, s,-r, Psr day,
Indications are that the win
mach buster n than last
49,, ,.-kr> Will be Of rare Oocur-
40 ..s, hrI ding operations Will be
-s,r,l lively way. The build
,arpe,:, and the manufacturing
- arccming spring are believed
-arG architects and build
-r-, and investors 10 be bet
,-Hrr,er been IN our history.
used upon inquiry for
T. s...,r-rd next spring. Prices
. , o.. material have either
.yllung upward, and
specially iron AMI steel
-y y,eCcTowded-
rauacitv Of our people
n. ID. entire production OF the
mi Though 2JO,UOO labOrerS
.-5-- g- p-r shores from Great
-. u.-.- the past nlne months,
-N -> not made any PreevP-
q .-- oI the employed
- --.- ia, during the next nlne
, t-ll Su1,uVp more persons
-- r-rl, Britain alone, 10 say
o. .- increasing lnnnA Irom
~
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.,g- the probable aston
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Public notice is hereby given that ! allow no
one. except my husband, 10 contract any bills
Whatsoever in my nsne or on my account
n07d6e- MRS ". b. HOWELL
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s. an. &c lnpurlas aaa lsars ths
Patent No. Pan.

Mrs Archie Shaw, of Law1enceberg. Ind,
Is likely to make a fortune cut of q dust pan
that sha has patented Il Is In appearance
like 3 half pail; the fat side lies onthe carpet;
it can beeasily moved with broom or foot, and
when lifted by the bail, tips backward q little
TO prevent the dust falling out
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

0FFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PRINTING }
STATE OF WEI VIRGINIA, :
CHARLESTON, November l. lsS6D
Sealed proposals viii be received by the Com.
misioners OF Public Printing. 81 the Auditor
Office, Capitol Building. in the City Of Charles
ION mil
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the concrete placed around it, and Is well
rammei. the core : drawn up carefully
abou; three or four inches, with a twisting
mo.ion. 80 Is not 10 disturb the partly hard
cnei concrete, tie mold Is also lifted the
same distance. This space Is then filed with
concrete. and this Is rammed down with a
FOUNDER 50 as TO make il quite solid. The
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APhilanthropist

Do YOU know what a philan-thro-piSt
is2 Well, it is usually a hald-headed
man with q large hank account who likes
to see his name in the newspapers
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"ANTED-LADIEs AND YOUNG MEN TO
w decorate Novelties for fall and winter trade,
steady employment, 500 10 sl2@ week earned
al msIerals furnished. Work mailed free, dis
lance no oh,ectior- Address NATIONAL NOV
ELY WORKS, OPP. City Hall, Boston, Mass
P. O. Box, or nov Or
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MARRIED,

81. 81
the residence Of the tribes parents above Hilton.
vile. by Rev. Mr.. Walker, Mr.. THOMAS ScANE.
HORN, OF Portland, to Miss KATE II. STEWAEI.
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TIE OLD HAT AND THE NEW.

49,
Gooi-by. YOU dear old hst %
straw. I've got 10 shoot you-thals
the law, and vet, if ! could have
ms way till winter comes with me
you'd stay. You cool my head
and shade my face. and keep. save
windy days. yOIr place. Straw
hat ! love you, for you seem al
that i lef; Of summers dram
The cir! you bowed 10, YES, and
famed: who wore you. too, Wiki
! was tanned fOrceJs Us both Now You
an sbo, Alas. Id Ike 10 share your ld,
Hello you rew eight-iOlar tie,
Come make my head ache yuSfOr
style Make me grow bald and
heat my brain. and make me
drpal 70 SC il rain. I've got 70
Wear you though ! die. fort fear
some geese Will pass me 10y.
You make me envy al the girls
who. on q mass Of borrowed
CurlS pin something which
they call a hat. too light -
Law their trcsSes fiat You're
only fit 10 bold a brick, and
get. when in the street, a kick
from men who. while they you
desptss, must use YOU to hasracssa soft eyes
II c Dodge in Detroit Free PreS
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sharp sand and five
parts Of clean gray-
cl The cement and
sand are mixed dry,
very evenly, and
then water is add
citoa quantity not
larger than can be
used before it sets
hard. and all is
mixed into a thin
mortar. The gravel
previously wetted
IS then mixed with
the cement, 50 that
every particle Of II
is covered For
shaping its exte-
rior, Use a box
mold like that in
the picture. The
bottom of the
chimney is made
10y placing the box
On solid fOunda-
uon. over which q
LAYER II six inches
Of cement l. Spread
The core i then
set in the center.
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"ANTED-LApIEs TO LEARN THE MOST
w perfect Tailor system o. Dress Cutting. il
al its branches. by actual measurement Price
within the reach OF all. wiihou; limit 20 lessons
Extra inducements offered this week. Call on
or address MISS JENNIE VAN HoCTEN, lld
Main street. now dqgq
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The Following Certificates Win Exyl6l1
DRUNKENNESS

DR.. Haises' GOLDEN sPEcJyJCs 5000
sss.roy. Al .Psssl,sS sr Aioeaess hqsssx Is
article u fSod, even IN BqneT ttseIf. u5<h mG
6s0Sa0 reHzita TbooaAo1s hsys - -
free VIII Entone1 b. svssybrtT - 49,
ksepenL Ad1fess In coa6ds1ck,
1 ooIDII RIcyIc % t1S lAssGG-G
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TAKE NOTICE

Have been placed in my hands far collection,
All persons Knowing thrmstlye> indebted Ia Sald
firm will please call 81 ll1I Msin street and settle
nuyGsoAd II. =. WILKINSON.
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aelr advertisements.

+ osT-BETwEEz SECOND WARD MARKET
il house and 81. james Hesela long seallesfher
pocket-book with oxydized silver clasp aAd ends
Owners visiting card inside. Finder VIII b re
wxrded by leaving il n the S. James noseq
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"ANTED-LADIE LOCAL OR TRAVEL
w ING. A wonderful entirely new speciality
for ladies only; 81 daily easily made: no photo.
no painting: particulars free. MADAM FL
LITTLE, Box 4S, Chicago, Ill no6euSd
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The Russians have finished the Merv and
Oxus railway nearly to Sarakhs This means
on 10 India.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15

The miners Of this district will hold a
convention in Cambridge on January l6.
Several oil cur ministers will discourse on
the subject of revival of religion in our
churches at on ali day session to be held in
the St. Clairsvilie Presbyterian church on
next Tuesday.
The rough walk OF snow that was on the
B. a o. bridge on Union street, was cut
away yesterday afternoon.
Il. Roemer has sold mis- stock in the Bel
mont gIass works to W. +. Snively.
Jonn Shuttleworlh presented Governor
Foraker with finely engraved inkstand,
the wo.k of his own hands.
The weather was favorable yesterday tor
sleigh riding and toboganiug, and not Il
few OF both oil and young found pleasure
in this way.
Mr.. John Bartchey and Miss CAtharina
Murray were married yesterday.
The Bellaire bottle works elected new
board of directors last night
Those who have not paid their t. es
should remember that they have bu o
short time left them now.
The one-horse grocery entered the war
Yesterday, and the proprietor says he will
sell ss cheap ss the cheapest. 1t is not an
every day occurrence to have war in the
price of provisions.
Thos. Anderson, an employe Of the
stmaping works and Mary +. Booth were
married by j. NJ Monroe.
The estimated liabilities OF Joseph Son
neborn are $40, 900 and the assets $40, 1000,
but an account OF stock has not yet been
taken, and both may be increased.
George Galloghey, the fellow who mur
dered Gordon And rSon, at /eno, has
been placed under arrest
Belaire feels somewhat relieved since she
/ found that her glass factories would con
.inue to work,
Several parties from hero will 60 to
work OF the La Belle.
A number Of new faces are on the bill a
Hich's Opera Hall this week.
The Board OF Education advertiaes tor
bids to furnish the public schools with Goa
for one year,
Mrs. Beebo wife OF Charles Beebe, s.
died Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
Funeral from her late home tomorrow
morning at q O'Clock: lnternent IL
Wheeling. ,,
Mrs Fieherty, re iiant OF Rosa Hill
was buried yesterday.
The stone house, gu: the pIka, is III
rendezvous Of Bellsire people who sle'
ride. :.
Mrs. James Wrigh. Of West Wheeling
was buried 81 Rock Hill Yesterday.
Marshal McConnaughy, Of Bridgeport
was in town Yesterday. ~
Levi CssseIl, Of Blrss Mills, vas in tow
yesterday.
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CABBAaES AND ORANGES
Destroyed by Cold Weather In Alabam =
Serious Loss to Fruit Growers.

Destroyed by Cold Weather In AlabHnIE
Serious Loss to Fruit Growers.
MogILE, Ala, January l4-This has
been the severest spell OF weather ever eX.
perienced along this coast. 1t has con-
tinued with very little moderation since
Friday morning. Monday was the coolest
day ever recorded here. The weather was
somewhat warmer to-day. The orange
trees in this district are undoubtedly
frozen, but il sap is not runninl up they
will thaw out if warm weather comes grad
ually. There ore about ten thousand
trees here, valued, when in full bearing, at
$2O TO $50 each, and producing annually
a crop worth from $1,000 to $1,000. The
crop for this year ia los'. Whether the
trees are dead or not cannot be ascertain
ed until spring. 1t is probable, however,
that the greater number have been killed.
Csbbages have been frozen and killed,
which if they had matured, would have
sold for 100000. Most of the farmers
have q reserve Of plants, and expect TO
make a crop somewhat late, but as large as
. usual.
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AN AWFUL ACCGDENT AVOIDED
by "A Quick Hit;ed Engim' er Whose Train
Was Derailed uu a Bridge,

by "A Quick Wit;rd Engin' er Whose Train
Was Derailod ou a Bridge,
NV YoRE, January ll-A most dread.
ful acciden: was narrowly avc'ted by Il
quick quilted engineer this morning. The
north bound express on the New York and
Long Island railroad vaz filed with prom,
inent New ork business men coming to
their offices. Near Ma!awaH, aud Jnst be-
fore reaching a treSt!e bridge 500 tee'
long, the cars were derailed By u broken
frog. The cars after dropping down on
the ties ran across the bridge, swapping
the stecl rails into bits Gnd tearing the
wooden structure into spinter5. The rear
coach lost It's truck aad vas drawn a long
dis,suce On its floor beams Geo Click.
mar, engineer, finding it impossible to stop
his eugire, witch was tearing at at q rate
of thirty miles an hour, save that the only
hone was TO Increase the speed. lie threw
open the throttle and thus preventing the
cars from topping over the bridge. The
cars swayed from side to side, bIt they
we're safely carried out of danger. Pas.
sengers were all more or less shaken up
but nobody was seriously hart.
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INTERSTATE COCK FIGHTING.
MARYLAND Birds Win the Three Battles
Fought Yesterday.
Special 10 The Register.

CUMBERLAND, January 1.-THE inter
State cooking main between birds from
Pennsylvania West Virginia and Mary
land came oI to day at North Branch in
Allegheny county, about seven milce east
Of Cumberland. Only three battles were
fought today, and all were won by the
Maryland birds. The first fight was be-
tween Pennsylvania Gray Muh' ard
Maryland Gray Duckwin. and was won by
the latter in three pittiugs. The second
battle was between Pennsylvania Ginger
Red and Maryland Red Dominic, and Was
won by the latter after three pittings. The
third and last battle was between q Penn
sylvania Brown Red and Maryland White
Pile, and was won by the latter after
twelve pittiugs. The Pennsylvania bird
show ed game and died in the pit lighting
TO its death. No disorder Of aus kind oc
CURED Twelve battle, have been ~
ranged for tomorrow. TIE s:akes Gre cue
thousand dollars on each side 70: mos,
battles won during the main a'd two hun
dred q aide on each battle. Philadelphia
rules we're adopted 10 govern.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Eliza Bowen, the white Tit3 Of color
ed man, died in extreme panury at Gales.
burg II! She was at cne time the vile
Of Colonel HaHks, q wealthy kentucky
planter.
Through circulating qusck doctor FIVE
persons have died OF small pox in Chicgo,
and a nnmL.G Of other cases have develop.
&c. The disease seems to be spreading in
the city,
An overturned lamp ard burning piece
of paper caused fright aud almost q srri-
Gus psnic In the Chicago Opera House
Wednesday afternoon.
4 family, all deaf mutes, were burned
out near tiillsboro, o. They barely escaped
death in the flames, and five Of them were
badly trostbiuen.
John Johnaon, colo.ed, said to be a
body-snatcher, is on trial in Cincinnati on
the charge of brgGmy. His alleged wives
number three, all white
Jacob Beal farmer near Bedrock,
Ohio, committed suicide by hanging. He
was driven insane By The misconduct Of
his sons
Henry Waterman, OF Milton, Wis, has
secured $4,000 damages from the Chica-
90 sHd Alton railroad, for injuries suffered
in collision.
Friends Of Ex-Governor HoAdly, ire
spec,ivo Of party, are arranging to give
him q dinner a. the Gibson House, CIrcin-
natl, next Saturday evening
Mobile Bay WAS frozen over miles with
ice a quarter Of All inch thick. Fish were
sshed ashore frozen stiff.
Reports from'tbe cattle growing regions
of Texas report heavy losses OF cattle by
the severity OF the storm.
After weeks painful journey through
the snow drifts two Arapahoe Indians ar.
rived at The Joliet, I'll penitenliary. They
were sentenced in johnson county, Wy,
to years imprisonment Cor killing bul.
lock in the mountains. The Indians ct
the Arapahoe Agency are said to be in a
starving condition, and the two culprits
were suffering from lack OF food when they
killed the beef
/ The exodus OF negroes from North and
South Carolina is settling in Southern Ar.
kansas
/ The Northern Illinois Steep Breeders
Association is convinced that unless the
tariff on wool is increased sheep raising in
/ the Prairie State will decline. Congress
will ba asked to restore the tariff Of 1861.
/ 4 Hendricks monument fund has been
started in New York, Boston, Philadel
phia. Chicago, 81. Louis aud other cities
and Judge John A. Holman, Of Indianspo
liz, is now in Cincinnati arranging for @
fund
. som Jones il drawing Immense C.ncin.
natl audiences.
. Ralston Hall Block, Macon, Ga burn
ed loss, 50, 600.
Highweymen stopped stage coach neal
Fl. Robinson. and aecured abour s., 600 ir
gold intended for the troops at the fo7t
/ Calvary has been sent out 10 scour the
country for the robbers
Admiral Porter is seriously ILL.,
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EXPORTS.
FlsST STATE DINNER

... Resident Cleveland - An Eminent
success.
w.,..sasoN, January 1.-The Presi,
.... ave his fret state dinner OF the sea
.,- Ills ev=ujr, in honor o: his cabinet,
IT,. White House was taste
.... arranged for TIE occa-
,.5n and presented Brilliant appearance,
The cas-, room, and the parlors adjoining
-.s state dining room were lined with
.-og.yal plants, and the mantels were
banked with Choi-e flowers The pr;ncl-
p,l decoration OF the dinner table
aas al immenss doril ship
OF sta.a. which was surrounded
sv many smaller local pieces Of dldereut
designs. One OF the Oldest attaches OF the
house. said that the table had never pre-
s-nted more beautiful appearance. The
Marine band was stationed in tLs main yes
,l1uls and discoursed its finest music during
TIE dinner One reform Instituted bg the
baud zes tie omission Of Hail 10 the
Cciet from its repertoire tor the evening.
This was done out OF respGc: 70 the Pres.
dent. who is said TO be very ursG CT hear
irg hat tune. Tns toIio wing is lis. o.
guests
Secretary OF Safe and Mrs. Blynsd
Secretary 0; the Treasury aud Mrs. Man
nirr, Secretary OF War and Mrs. Endtc9.t
Secretary Of the Navy snd Mrs Whitney
Postmaster General and Mrs. Villas, Sec
rs,arv of the Interior, Speaker and Mrs
Carlisle, Lieut. Gen. and Mrs Sheridan,
Admiral Rogers lthe Admiral OF the Navy
5-irz ipoisDosed). Senator Harris lthe
Democratic nominee for President pro
,ra Of the Senate, Senate: and Mrs Id,
1.u6s Hon. Ed~ard Cooper and Mrs
C5o0=r. New York; Mr.. d. Willis James
and Ms James. New York, Miss Weddril
c. -ls7l, gues. q So = LitRr =,
Secretary McCulloch ana Mrs. McCulloch.
The President y-5 ten o. the Senate and
Miss sherman, who had accepted he
n--s:i-n,'s invitation. were called ca. q
n. ci'r. The Attorney Gau7rai wa>
~rcg,s 10 attend 07 reason Of q slight Ia
a,.pos..iou. The President escorted MIS-
E.yard and Secretary Bayard escorted
Mis- Ciag,,aud. After dinner u sho'
time was passed in p7omauadinc the pa57
!ors aud conservatory, gC~h were n'"iE'
mated Tor the occasion.
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BRIDGEPORT,

The Union come. hani, OF .E:naville, is
making great preparations for their first
prand vocal and instrumental concert TO be
held at the Mammoth Rink on naxt Wed
ues dsy night. They have secured the as
sisrsnce OF the Opera HoLse Orchestra, Of
Wheeling, and Miss Flora Williams, Of
Martins Ferry. TAe affair promises to
afford a splendid evenings amusement,
and will be of an order isr superior to the
rink attractions wish which cur paople
have been perf3rce setisf2d during the
past year.
Mr.. A. +. Walker, Of TsreDtm, Pa,
who is here assisting Res. c c Hays
preached an excellent sermon o. the Pres.
byterian church last night He will con
tinre here over Sunday.
Mrs James N!lgh', o. West Wheeling
was buried q, Rock Hill cemetery yester
day. She died on Tuesday morning of ty
phoid fever
Mr.. Max Clemm, the successor 10 Ang
Grewe in the bakery business, was married
10 M;ss sussnah Fishner at the residence
of Mrs. Enmurth, 10 kirkwood, las: night
An impromptu orchestra was on hand AM
a merry crowd enjoyed the happy evening
Many OF the Bri3geporteTs are dissatIs
fed with the Worley.Gilhooley race At tn
Chapline street rink Wednesday night
f. ". Gilmore was in Pasco yesterda
on business.
To day is payday at the Wheeling cree
mine.
Mr.. Will L Cook Il confined to his HON
with illness.
Louis Cook, Esq of Blaine, is laid =
|; with rheumatism.
. On Wednesday Henry Crawford, Esq
slipped and sprsiIed his ankle, causir
him TO be unable to attend to his duties ;
Rhodes Touring mill.
The Belmont County Teachers Ass
, citation will meet in the school building
. Kirkwood on Saturday morning Ever
one ia invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
ANOTHER MINE HORROR
By Which a Dozen Men arc Buried
Alive.

by Which Dozen Men arc Buried
Alive.
ALBrRTIs, Pa, January IA terrible
csve-in occurred yesterday afternoon about
hslf-past / o'clock, at Ritteuhouee Gap, a
small village near Red Lior, station on
the Catassqua & Fogel8ville railroad 1t
happened in the ore mine owned and oper'
sted by II. X. Hsrtzell, of this place, and
buried quite q number OF men. IL ls dith'
cult at this writing TO get correct list OF
the men killed on account OF the intense
excitement which prevails, but tits thought
that perhaps q dozen men were entombed.
At clock last night the following bodies
had been dug out at one OF the slopes
JAMES SHIFFERT, aged 2S years; he
leaves wife and three children.
FRANK Eek, aged sc years; he leayes q
wife and one child.
GEORGE L. MILLER, aged 81 years; sim
gle.
The appearance of the dead bodies show
ed that the men had been snffocated.
When found they were in an upright posi-.
ton, with tools in their hands. Large
gangs Of men have been put to work TO
rescue the others who are entombed in the
slope, which is nearly 800 feet deep
The cause Of the cave-in at this mine
cannot be accounted for, as it was oae Of
the best in this region The mine gave
employment to a large number OF men,
but fortunately most of them Left work at
nnnn Yesterday.
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Wonderful Cures,

W. y. Hoy; 4 Co, Wholesale and Re-
,nil D.rggis's Of Rome, ia say: We
have hse9 selhog Dr. King New Discov.
trv Electric Bitters and Buckien's Arnica
Sslva fer Two years Have never handled
remedies that sell as well or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cnr's Effected By these
med; ,;naa in this ci-Y Several cases ot
nro..auus,i CONSUMPTION ha, e beon entire
iv cured by the use of q ;=g bottles Ct DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
qi,h Electric Bi;ters. We gusrautee them
aIEnys Sold by l.01sn & c..
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The NEWARK BOYS RETURN.
yyltn aa Addition 10 Their NnT~hsr NO
table Events of tho Trip.

.y,,p an Addition 10 Their SnTaber NO.
table Events Of tho Trip.
Ngw YOEH. Janusyy 1.-The steamship
Canada, of the French Transatlantic line,
,,eame,! up the bay and through the North
river to her piss this morning. Among
the second cabin passengers were the New
ark bows Willie Lane. Eddy RyaH, A&snn
Firzzerali, aud Patsy Reynolds, VINO we're
,sr, 10 Paris for treatment by Pasteur' ,he
eninent specialist on hJdroPa92ia:. Ac,
mpanging the isds were DR.. BILLINGS, q
Naxark and Mrs. R5an, mo'her OF Eaaie
The uartv lett Hayre on Saturday January
and although some heavy weather Ea-
sacoun,ered the boys were not seasicN
m-r~ than one day.
The most notable event OF the voyage
aas the arrival oil bov BABY. which was
5ara 70 Ms. Ryan. When the vessel "r
rived 3, her wharf this morniug, a large
Delegation from Newark crossed the P'eI
70 Re.come the returning party. i"7!
zen. a. once to their homes in Ne"aTa'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-15
REDUCTION RUM0RS,
The Pennsylvania Road to Pull Down Its
Eastern Rates.

Eastern Rates.
NEw YORK, January lL-Nothing has
vet been done BY the trunk lines 70 meet
the rates made by the Baltimore and Ohio
road. The E-ie and III, L,ckawanna ore
getting impatien: under the loss of bust
ness which they have sustained since the
cut was iuaugura.ed 5y the new line. The
action Of the Board of Directors of the Bal
timore and Ohio Company, at their meet
ing Yesterday, is regarded as significant,
The Board endorsed the action Of its Pres
ident in cutting passenger rates to the
West from New York. From this 1t would
seem TO appear tha. the Bal more and
Ohio people intend 10 stick to their deter
miuGyion TO secure their share otNew ors
business. Il was rumored OF the street TO
dav that the Pennsylvania would redu2
ira eastern rate Sl7 % to $l5. Should
this be done General Passenger Agent c
X Lord says he will ins,Guc. his age.ts il
on, rates also.