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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
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Personal Points aud S,vs Items OF Inter-
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picnic ",' ~ C'""7'"'e '"""S'
a. NJ CarS aud family are at Morris
to"u, Oulu, Visiting relatives
john Haushe,mberg ami John hoennl'ne
a.r on u9 a trip - ~" lork cry
Miss Carrie Turyey, OF S,eubsuyIlle, Is
the guest OF brother, IL G. IuF'ey'
Mr. P.r.-ly, % druggist from Miogo
Junction, wlsIu tue city yesterday.
Georg. slider ms returned from a visit
wit. ule p,ryat- ia Canal Dover, uaio.
,.v lame, Roo. r.. and family have re-
rrard at.sr % vacation @! several weeks.
Rev E,,.r- and MS daughter, Retta.
hryr returned from % visit to Alliance, ..
Mrs rg,mt- Norton and her son Earl
lslt yesterday tor her nome in McKeesport,
Ia.
Pr1s-.r Campbell. OF Youngstown, Ohio,
,s ta, guest OF bIs cousin, Mr. Fred
Adglph.
p., and Mr.. Edward bail. OF Saline
vile. ulra. are tine guess OF X, I. How.
Ian LEA.
Mrs George Duncan and sister have re-
turned from a pleasant r,iourn IA Camp
Chippewa.
Ma Geo. Duncan and her daughter,
NJ 81 Mamie, returned yesterday from Camp
Chippewa
G.orse Hamilton. a former employee OF
the STANDARD mil, Ia the guest OF friends
on the Island.
Mr.. JOAN f. Topping was in the city
yesterday. She reports her country nome
very pleasant.
MISS Maggie Reed, a charming Young
lady from C|aclnna.h Is the guest O' 'e''.
tiysg M town.
Nj Charles Stewart, of Stewards Land
Ing, is here ON 3 visit with hs uncle MI
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-.


TUESDAY, August If.
Coffee is firm Mt the sea hoard and may
remain 20 for some time; desirable goods
are scarce and good roasting hardtO get.
Saga1s AZ the late decline are irmer aad
active and all sigas from the East indicate
higher prices before the season il over.
Wooden ware higher. Meats and lard
booming. Goods of all kind are in good
demand.
SYEUps-C Choices Sugar Syrsup ?6c;Honey
Drips 35c; Maple D.ips, five gallon kegs
10; ten gallon keys zoe; one-half barrel
Use: barrel 62c. Sugar dark pc;
he additional in malt barrels. New
Orleans Molas3es, Fancy 47c; Choice i5c;
Prime 4&c; FAIR Acc; Mixed goods New
Orleans 3ua&2c, Bakers goods "Og.
PRoyIsIuNs-Large S G. mans l3t G. me
dunn S. G. harus l&3c; small s. G. hams
llc; California hams Toe; S. c. breakfast
bacon he; s {. shoulders 9ic; homeless
hams he; city sides l0!c; bacon shout
ders &c; ham beet l2c; ordinary
beef &c; fam;ly mess pork, 5lb pieces,
3f6 -; bean pork, fine clear, ST 90.
LAHD-Tierce &c; half barrels 9ic; tai e
&c: tin pals, , lbs, lO!c; tin
pals, ; lbs, 1Oic; tin pals, 10 ID5., lo2;
tin pails, % lbs, sc.
CANSED GoOn5-Activs Standard BID
table peach s. 25a2 SO; No. ? tomatoes
81 90 to 81 - per dozen, as to quality;
strawberries 2'h 81 Ia: blackberrl,s
2b 95c; raspberrjes . ID 9jc: DANE
sons 2lh g5c; lima beans ID yDc;
cove ovs,.rs In LIGHT Gtc: do III full
weight 95ca$l %; string beans DO -7i9io;
succotash DO 81 OOatl y; carly lame peas
81 35al 10; French peas l5"2't, %
% quality, ,ach; pIaeaPrle II 4o'
g~oossberries 2ih g0cail ~; I'D Favor
tie Salmon, very fine, 81 ooi p grade
II 75,l %, IN sweet potatoes 81 70; I'D
pumpkin II oo.
WooDgN WhRE-Eo. tubs = ~; NO,
: Is 30: No. s. 50; , hoop pals 81 40.
; hoops Ga; sap 81 80; single ~washo1sids
Il 50; double do. - 80; fine crimp douhie
do. 81 -; single s. 81.
FErT?s-New PrUnes 43c. "a to qua
ity; Raisins, Valencia, &c; layer Od"fa.
SIC; LONDON layer talsins .@I5a".'V'
Loose Muscatels. -. 60 to 2.25.
OuL-hari, extra western strained N'''
carbon. 10, &c; carbon, 100, '4ci Fha't
mfuer-' best winter 55c; white miners
a. to 5Or.
SrGARs-Cut loaf sc; Cubes Sic; Frn:t
powdered &c, Ordinary powdered &c
Granulated Standard 7ic; Standard Con
fectiouor's 4 &c; Standard Grccer'sA re
Pearl White 4 &c; White extra Q &C.,
OHIO Valley &c; New YORK c o3ci
fruit c 30
CosFEE-Green Cof:ce-Fancy Colder
Rio l-c, Fancy Green lie; PeaherTy l7e.
Choice Green 15c; Prime Green loo; Roast
inr grades lie; Java 23c. Roasted in DG"';
ages-Ohio Valley lsc; Ohio Valley rcaz.-
si. 500 III lots, l7GC.
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BauYQRdg,
PALTIMoRE AND OHIO K. r.

DE Departure Of Trains from Wheeling. Eas:eit
express for Chicago AMI tNa ST-+rg.rst no.
q. m, $40 p. II. aGa $50 p. u. daily, and lll5
N. daily except SATURDAY.
Express Tor Cincinnati and ST. .,.fs mos
m. and HIS 2. n. daily.
Sunday. Nf'
-, FqE Columbus lo-5a N. daily. and MS p
Express !Ur Washington, y. C. E..rT-D-.
Philadelphia aud New IurE, via. GrIGa.. r-gs
Il; and 10 =. N daily.
FUT I~ltssb.rg aUc Washington. Pa. ..01.-
daily, E&pTcS,, SO =. m. daily. l4E (. 100. -
except sunday Additional way train for Wash.
lhsloh "a 2"tp p. IN. daily exec. sunday. >
FIit>'.Fs' Baltimore and t"lEic. ph!a GO p.
For M~oundsv.Ile. 5a. n. IS d. m, 100
noon aud $40 J. m, das except sunday.
Eor Grafton, Ole p vi. daily.
foE Cumberland, $40 A. m, daily cxcep, sun
For St. Clsirsvilc. $50 and 9oa q m. and oa
?. m, and $40 y. n. 'H!!y except SUNDAY.
Express Trains arrive from ,alrago as An.
daily except N0uiay.
Express trains arrive rru ~. Io.f, and Gin
clnuati, TO 4. IN. and uiO D. M. daily.
Express iIatns arrive from Philadelphia. Bal
timorc and Washington. II. g.. via Grafton. 1870
a. m. and lOi5 3. N. daily, via. lTttsb-r LG.t.
II. m, daily.
Trains arrive from Columbus. i55 a m. suh
$40 p. n. daily, and 1915 Il, n. daily except sIC
dav.
Traius arrive from PittsbUEg. 1915 4. m AID y,
and I'D p. m, except sundays, and $50 pm,
aud II TO 2. NJ. daily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, so q. NJ,
daily except sunday.
From MouUd,yi,ic, 80 and 9I5a ~. ant l. 10
aui 40 D.. m daily except sunday.
lra!hs arrive iN-E ration, ..-N a. II rat.y
Trains Srriya from Cumberland. $50 p. N.
daily exec sunday.
From St GAINESVILLE, -55 ami lo.Sj a m. aud
l31, and uly ! n. daily except sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives M sl0p
N. except sunday.
BAsgRgc called for GUc checked at hotels aut
residences on orders LEFT a, Ticket Uu.lc. $50
Market street, and at Depot.
CHAS. O. SCTLI,
General Passenger Aglu..
w " ~ IAILNn. M--- -
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FALSE KEY NOTE.
An Attempt to Nu,lcnd the Voters rs to the
Mills Bilt.

N..." l.".
Nj Balm" hopes to mi-Ielj the voter
INTO the hcliertna. the Mills bill practical
liz meaa- free trade, aut tina. It's passage
would expose this country to an avalanche
20 irrrigu manufacturers and reduce
American wages TO the EGropean level
Th..e could not be a gro-ser povyerslou
a, the truth. We make three points
astirs, the sophistry, and chall-nge Ny.
Slain. 90 coutrcy-rt rao OF them. First,
The maIpury ct American workmen are
not Touched in any WAY by the Mills
bin, except through the benefits which
sury would receive a. consumers. Second.
H.. iu some oi the most important articles
Ef.,..G by tire hui the American meuuilC
,urgr would ~tI'l hs l-tt under 'be prot,c-
.uou eft duties lJrg. than the entire amount
of the wages paid by him. Thirdly, Of all
'ae hundreds Of articles ON the dUtlahle
let "a. the Mills hr,l, there ia not enc OF
which IL can he said that The duty "a fixed
ng Gle bill is Jess than the difference me-
tween Elcls-h and American vage' on that
article Thee farts yGsc'usily demolish
Nr. Blaine plea '1a, ,ae MIlIsh'i would
lower me wages @. American working men
fnt.e European standard.
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WOOL
wheeling.


TUESDAY,, August II.
There is really no change in the local
wool market this week, \ great deal Of
wool is changing hands and the PRICES paid
mc - to 2Gc in the country for fine ti5eces.
Woods are being sold readily and not accu-
mu.uting in stock, and any advance stops
a trade. Prices remain p 70 %, for tie
nssca washed, le.s orc-thlTd for uuwGehed.
Medium heeces are ranging at about -
Tor washed; unwa-hed - to &c; tnb
wnahel zoe.
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EnOuR. eRAIN I'D FEHm
WliselinE

wheeling
TUESDAY, August II.
Owing to the danpuess of much Of the
sheat it ~ being cut down quite severely
as to price. When 10 good condition ne"
wheat il bringing - cents per hushe!,
with a good deal coming in a tthat figure.
Lower prices arc looked for ~ s0ou ~ spriEg
wheat ~ thresbcd, and the prospects ar,
that the crop OF sp'ing who,l viii be q
good one. For old wheat s5c is being paid,
with receipts light. The prices on Hour r..
main unchanged, az follows, retail prices
being from 80 to - cents higher,
FLOUR AND GEaIE-Cho.ca Emily flour
in barrels 81 50; in sucks 81 -; mlddling'
per ton SIS 90; bran per ten SlS %; Al
per 100 pounds.
FEEp-Corn per buahcl G5t1Oc; old oaia
i2c; new &Oc; haled HAY per ton il- to $50.
Loose hay il bringing SIG to 81 for old
and SO 70 SO for new, the difference bein"
due to the facttaat new hay IA heavy from
tine wei weather.
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LIVE 9EuH


TUESDAY, August II.
The cattle market this week is slow with
prices a quarter cent lower. Messrs.
Hudson X Bayha furnish the following
quotations:
Cattle-l,O 600 to 100 his stock &Ia&ir
pc In 500 to 900 lbs. 3a3!c. per H.. zoo
to $40 lhs. 2!a3c. per III.
Hogs-Market good; Slate per III.
Lambs-GcOd at 3a5c per ID.
Calvss-3a5c per lb.
Sheep-2a&c per III.
ChlCnSo,
rTraGo August If Chttle-E"ecp.
10 600 head, shipments, LOCO head; mar
kst strong; steers s. s0l6 On; stockers and
feeders s. OOa5 35; cows, bullsaud mixed
81 &Ot3 10; western rangers g O054 90.
Eog- Receipts 5000 head; shipments
, geo head; market slow: mixed 50 7OsG3O;
light s. 7Os6 10; skips 81 0o,5 ~; heavy
- ~5.G 80.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; Shipment
> coo head; market at.aiy: native - -,
{ 30; western shom s. 5Dt3 90; Texans
shorn s. OOa3 -; lambs II 25a5 -.
New York.
New YoRE, August 1I-Beeves-No
receipts; no trading; dressed heef 7!a9!c
for common to good native sides; Glaze
ioi poor do.
Sheep and L~lmbs-GsCeipts l 900 head,
ana > 600 carried over yesterday market
steady for sheep; firmcr for lamb; good
sheep s. 5Ol5 90 per 100 pounds; common
to prime lambs - 25i7 80; dressed nut
ton 7a9c per pound; dressed lambs 91l2c
Hogs-ReCeip's / 600 head market firm
cr tor live hogs at 81 25sG 20.
Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI. August If Hog Dali
common aud light - 0DaG 30, packing
and butchers s. 90lG 10; receipts $50
head; shipments none.
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.H INN 49, sc ' $500
easy at !a2 per cent last loan NJ , per
cent. closed offered NJ l per cent; prime
mercantile paper ia6E per cent; sterling
a]Hoaanye active and steady at iSli tiST.
GuYERNNENrS-Quie and weaker.
fourS, Registered ..-........,.... ..........."..ls
FpU-, ....Isl -
Eour,.and.a-haIL Registered ............ ...r..lcGf =
FOurs- snd-s-hsi Coupons ............-. .iHs' -,
NsCiuu Size OF iNsa ........ ..... .......,.,.lb
STATES Quiet and weaker
RAIIROADs-Active; sales 81, 956. 600.
SroCEs-rhs stock market to-day was
at ,hc mercy OF bear traders, and from the
opening until the close there ,erwei to be
mo- suppm; or ANY organized resistance 20
;he bear RAIDS. TIE market opened pen
orally steady, ut fractional declines from
last nights final figures, and IN the first
few minutes tbe coal stocks made
% Slight gain, hu: the tone soon
became heavy ard prices declined
steadily. Toward moor the feeling again
became steady, hut the decline was re-
sumed. and continued until the cI2'c
Final prices for the active stocks, with l.le
exception Of Richmond Terminal, are ~
lower. Chicago, BurliDE. on and Quincy
lost = per Celt, Louisville and Nashville
=. Lake Shore and Missouri Pacific H..
Delaware, Lackawanua and Western and
Delaware and Hudson II, Western Union
Il. Chicago and Northeastern Il, Texas
Pacific / Sales. 1887 shares. Quota
lions closed bid "a follows:
Adams Express III; American Express
loo; Canada Pacific, 81; Central Pacific
&iI; Chesapeake and ONO Is; 10 preferred
frsts lUt dosacnu}s III; Chicagoand Alton
l33; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy III;
Delaware and Hudson, III; Delaware,
Lackawauaa ami Western 1871; Denver
and Rio Gruude, Is Ere, 2-si do pre-
fprr.d. 81; Fl. Wayne, ISL; Illinois
Central li9, Lake Share, 9Gs Mjch5E.0
Central, -G!; Nun"apa!ia rnt 50. Louis,
"a: do preferred, 10; Missouri Pacific,
81 Northern Pacific, 25 DO preferred,
5G.. Chicago and Northwestern il2i 10
preferred. liGl; New York Central, tu7i ;
Oregon Tunscontinental, p; Pacific Mali
36I Peoria, d II f., -; PittsbUrg, l51,
Pullman pa'gca Ca, l67; Reading, To-,
Rocs falarG lo.i; IT.. Louis I'D 80
franchise, 81 a, preferred, Ill, H,,t
parfe-rgF lI&. n. Paul Minneapolis gr'
Manitoba, lU5t 81. Pan! ami Omaha, t.;
DO pr,fe-rs5 los; Texas Pacific, 90 unlo.
pscifs, 80, Unit4d State EHr.eas, 70,
WeRtern Union, 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
PhiIsdeIphis.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August lI-F!oGf
Steady. Wheat-Lower; No = red Au-
gust 9O!c; September 9o!c; October Ola
81 &c; November 92a92lc, Corn-Spot
quiet; futures dull; No. > yellow soc; No
. mixed August 5~2id5&!c; September -
a5&lc; Octobet 544c; November 52a53c.
OaJS-Lower; new rejected white 30 3Gr;
Old No. > white Ii!c; futures quiet; No >
white August 35i936ic; September 32.r
October 35ic; November &3!a3ic.
Cneese-Duli,
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". N. CLEMEYr.. WSnasat.
ONO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table ticking cGrc, May 9TH ISIS. Psr.
scngcr trains will run ~ fu~.'0ws-CrrtnI T.uu.
All trains daily except those marked ..gs
which DO not run on sunday:
SOUTH BoUND. So. {. 40. B.. Nosf Eu.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15

TUESDAY. August II
The ginseng market Is firm and active
Prime brings - l5sa2 p per pound.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15

SnTN-TArNVS MAGNOLIA BALM tSnot
Punt, Powder or Rouge, but 4 Refreshing AGhd
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Titusvnls.
pEv aOOya


NEW YORK, August l4-Dr7 Goods
On the part OF the iobhiDg trade increased
activity WA evident, with the business IN
motion ut improved volume. Buyers were
more numerous aud like reports were re-
turned by representatives OF all dlstrlb-
uting centres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15

GrTCINNNTT, O., August IA Cotton
Steady. Flour-Ftrmer. Wheat-E'sic
No. , red s2las3c; receipts , 1000 bushels,
shipments 20, 500 bushels. C~oru-L0wer;
No. > mixed i6iai7C. Olts-WCakcT; No.
, mixed 27a27!c. Rye-Dnll; No. ,, sic
Pork-At Sl4 80. Lard-Qaiet at g 20
" hisky-Steady at 81 II. Butter, Sugar,
Eggs and Cheese-Firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15
ToIo'o

TOLEDO, O August II -Whes'- Steady
and dull; each and August SIZE; Sep.
TENDER sc; December So. Combat.
cash iGIc Oats-StCady; cash 25ic.
Clover Seed-N0minal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-15

BALM sla-lray ar.urJt 90 Tarr. Ncss. Arms
~ Hands Removes Taa. SuuJ1gn = Freek.osl
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PINANCE AND gRAnE.

Money -@a2 Per Ceut.-Governments oule;
and WeGker-Stocks Lower-Flour Firm
aud UuchanCed-wheut Lower.
NEw YORK. August ll.-Money on call
easy at !a2 per cent last loan at > per
cent. closed offered NJ | per cent. prime
mercantile paper 4a6E per cent. sterling
aEoaanya active and steady at al ,4ST.
GuYERNNENTS-Quie and weaker.
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uary, February, Msrch and May 8 70a
9.9O1. Sugar Raw strong; refined higher;
extra c &c; white extra c &c; yellow c
Sic; off A sc; mould A 7sc; standard 4
lie; c~nntecuoucrs' A 7tc; cutloaf 6fc,
crushed SIC. Moiassos-Q1iet. Rice
Fair. Pa'i '!-uui-E ,ier; Ulit'd S2sc.
'N..."1 ) .' OI.-S.-cng; Grade Ale; yell
low l9c. ra!loy-Dull at Age. Resin
Dali al 81 O2tc 06. Turpantine-Lower
EGgs-EAsy; western 16!alstc. Pork
Stronger; mess, Sl4 - for old, and SIS Pa
10 80 Tor new. Cnt Meats-Dull; picked
bellies l0c; do Shoulders Sc. Lard-Firm-
spot firm at 80 10; August 50 90; Septem
her - 80; November IS 10, December
81 50. But;er-Steady; western llal9c
Cheese Very dull; western 7aStc Pig
lron-StronRer; American SIG G0al9 90.
C~opper-SlOw lake SIC IS.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August l Wheat wasslight-
ly lower at the opening this morning,
but before the close n reaction set in and
pric-sreg ined nearly all ofthe losses. Corn,
moderately active; oats, active, aud in
provisions u tirmer feeling prevailed.
F!our-Firm and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No. , spring 81, C; No. 3 spring 75a
1S4c; No. , red Sic; August sl3aS2c,
closing at 81 c; September sl3as2ic,
closing at SIC; October S2!aS2tc, closing at
soc; May ~SSlas9c, closiHg at Ss{c Cora
Cash No =, 46a; August a. aisle,
closing at i5ic; September i3iaijc, clos.
Ing ~ i1c; October 43.sii,c e, closing at
il-c; May 5~~ia3q.c, closing ut Sole. Oats
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY.
-. In the Circuit Cont OF Ohio County, West
Virginia. August Rules, ISIS.
Wool Growers Exchange
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-09-06


quired to produce them. Primarily, 1t is
labor which Ia interested most In this
question Of protection. The man with
money can seek other avenues OF profit
and Investment, or can wait for his
dividends. but the laborer cannot wait for
his dinner, and the United States do not
want citizens who make Presidents and
Senates and the House Of Representatives
10 BE- In condition OF dependence and
destitntion. That n not the sort OF citi-
xenship We want
Nexf to the lAbcrcr the farmer Ia the i'm
mediate beneficiary Of the American sys-
tenn. II brings to his plantation city Of
consumerk Tha farmer and the fActor
arU brought into Close proximity. The
problem Of transportation y largely elimi-
unaed He finds market not only for
staple products which would bear trans
poFtAtiou, but for msny products which
but for . home market would waste and
decay In tbs fields. need not tell farmer
10 this neighborhood OF the beneficial
effects II home market HM own ex-
persence Ia better than any philosophy.
Atlanta he's gwen him al object Lesson. II
has increased the value Of bis farm pro-
ducts, and enhanced the value Of every
foot Of ground he owns
Benjamin Franklin, writing from Lon
don In I'm to Humphrey Mxrshail, com
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-22

'lll give you money to save me-" she
shrekei. good moncy-ail mine-all mine
See-see- 'ere-suverains' end, tearing her
pillow open, ,he took out a canvas bag, and
from it poured cleaning stream of gold.
Gold--gold-i rolled all over the bed, over
the floor, away into the dark corners. yet no
one touched ii, 50 enchained were they by
the horrible spectacle Of the dying woman
clinging to lie. She clutched up some OF the
shining pieces, and held them up to the three
men as they stood silently beside the bed, but
her hands trembled SO that the sovereigns
kept falling from them Oh the iioor with
metallic clinks.
"All mine-all mine, she shrieked, loudly
Give me my e-gold-money- ye-i
sold my soul for it--save me--give me ny
life, and, with trembling hands, she tried to
force the gold on them. They did not say a
word, but stood silently looking at her, while
the two girls in the corner chung together,
and trelnblcd with fear.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-22

FITZGERALD" gospel Morcland, growing
ual,. .I-l-whats THAT! he shrieked, as
me saw Whyte5 coat. all weather-stained,
wing un q chair near him, and which he I'M
mcdiatcly recognized.
That is the rope that's going to hang you,
Sail Kilsip, quietly, coming behind him,
.ior the murder of Oliver Whyte."
"Trappea. by c." shouted the wretcned
nan. wheeling round, 50 as TO face kiisip.
Ae sprang at the detectives throat, and they
both rolled together on the floor, but the
later was too strong for him, and, after 4
share struggle. he succeeded in getting The
.ini-aTs on Moreland's wrists. The others
stool around perfectly quiet, knowing that
ntsin rcqurCd 10 assistance. Now that
nrf, was 10 possibility Of escape, Moreland
.,..ncd 20 become resigned, and rose sui
rnly of the floor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-22
The following extract is taken iron

The following extract is taken from
the Introductory paragraphs:
a crime has been committed by.an un-
known assassin, within short distance
Of the principal streets Of the great city,
and is surrounded by al impcnetrabc
mystery. Indeed, from the nature of the
crime itself, the place where i. was COM
tnittcd, and the fact that the assassin has
escaped without leaving trace behind
him, it would seem IS though the case
itself had been taken bodily out Of oae
OF Gaboreau' 5 novels. and ina; his sam
Gus detective Lecocq only would DC able
to unraycl it. On the eth day OF July,
at the hour OF twenty minutes - two
o clock in the morning, Q hanson cab
drove up to the police station, in Grey
street, ST kilda. and the driver made
the startling statement that his cab con-
tanned the body OF 4 man whom he had
,c2e1n to believe had been murdered"
1-.dents arc then described il dc-
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The letter, however, vas not ~ he found
in the desk nor vas it in the sitting room
they tried the bedroom. but with no letter
result: 50 Madgc was nearly giving up the
search in despair. when suddenly Cations cyo
fell on tho waste paper basket. which by some
unaccoun,ablc reason thcy had overlooked in
their search.
How long has that waste paper basket been
standing like that hc asked, pointing to II.
% "Six weeks" repeated Cation, with
g look at Madsc An, ard he cot the letter
four weeks ago. Depend upon it, We shall
ma it there.
Madgo gave a cry. and, falling on her
Ences. emptied the basket out on the floor
and both she and Cation were soon as busy
among the fragments Of paper as though
they were ragpickers Suddenly q
or broke from Madge, as she drew out OF
the mass Of paper a half-burnt letter, written
on thick and creamy looking paper. -
s,nootLiu,, il out Il knew he had not dest
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CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 30 connects daily except Sunday
at keysville tor Chase City, Clarksville, and
oxford; a. Greensboro for Durham, Raleigh
Salem. and Winston, and all points on North
Carolina q. vision.
Train No. 81 connects daily at Greens
boro for Salem, Winston. Raleigh, Colds
boro', and Morehead City; vt Salisbury fol-
AshevilIe. Hot Springs, and all points IL
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte with
Char lotte, Columbia aud Augusta railroad tor
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, Sva.i-
nah, Townsville, Ca. Jacksonville aud Other
Florida points; also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at AichAond
ol5 am. and 0:45 pm.
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RAILROADs.


- RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
LII AND POTOMAC Schedule
commencing NAY 9Th. 1885, eastern standard
time:
IT'S am. leaves Byrd-street station daily; stops
only At Ashland junction, Milford,
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper TO
Washington. Leaves Washington TO,
New York ut ll:40 am.
lla7 am. leaves Byrd-street station daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington for
New York At Al0 pm. Parlor car to
Washington.
&c p m. leaves Byrd-street statios daily.
deeper TO New York.
1898 am. arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
2A8 pm. arrives at Byrd-street station daily |;
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford, and
Junction. Sleeper from WASHINGTON.
l0:45 pm. arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
except Sunday. Pal lor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 pla. accommodation, leaves byrd-street
station arrives at Ashland at pm.
6a)4 pm. leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland at
6:i2 pm.
SAL au. accommodation, arrives at BYRD
street station leaves Ashland st 7:&5
5:ss pm. arrives st Eliza: leaves Ashland q,
CA. taylor, General Ticket Aeeut.
Z. 4. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.