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THE PAPAL DECREE.

Editor O'Counor's Savage Attack Upon tho
Circular.
LONDON, May 1.-EdItor Thomas Power
OConEOr, NJ. p, thus speaks in the Sid''
of the POpe's Irish circular:
1.-THE Irish leaders and Irish people have
now great opportunity to which we be
lieve they will not be unequal. \ number
of English Tories, acting under the inspir-
alton and patronage OF the Tory Govern
ment, has obtained from the head OF the
church to which ms iOrity OF them belong
a document denouucing their polite ;Il ac-
ton.
This attack has come upon them when
Ireland stands with her back to the wall.
lighting against most brutal and one Of
the most perjlous assaults ever made on
her life, hopes and liberties. Such an at
tack might be allowed to pass by without
other comment than a smile If tbs times
were ordinary, but it has como at the mo-
ment Of Ireland's agony. Nay, this is not
putting il strongly enough. II il no eX
aggeratiOn TO say that out OF the battle
which Ireland is now waging she will issue
either political corpse or living and i'm
mortal nation, II ever, then, there was
time when blow was cruel, perilons snd
yanton, il il at this moment
ave shall never, perhaps, be able to dis
cover the methods by which this attack ON
Ireland has been hrC night about OF course
the Tory government is at the bottom OF
il. What promises they have held out aud
what quid pro quo they are prepared to
give We have as yet no means of knowing,
and if questions were put in the House OF
Commons the answers would either he eva
sive or mendaciou1. But we all know
what are the main facts Of the case, and
we may sum up their substance by saying
that the liberties of Ireland have been sac
riliced to base Tory intrigue. II Ireland
were TO submit TO such things, then Ire
land would show herself bat little worthy
of the freedom which in few years will
be bestowed upon her by the thousands OF
Epylishmen whom lrelsnd's heroic and
obstinate struggle for liberty has turned
from enemies to loving friends"
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DoDDRIDGE DEMOCRACY.
the Convention to Elect Delegates Il
wheeling Cleveland Endorsed.

The Convention to Elect Delegates to
Wheeling Cleveland Endorsed.
WEST UNION, May 1.--Pursuant TO the
call of the Chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Doddridge county,
the Democrats met in mass convention at
the Court House ut l o'clock, pm, to APP
point delegates to the Convention to be
held at Wheeling on the Wheeling on the
9Th inst.
The Convention was called to order by
Col. Floyd Nicely, Chairman of the County
Executive Committee, w. III. Hoskinson
was chosen Chairman, and NJ. F. Snider
secretary.
The following persons were appointed
delegates to the Wheeling convention;
Central District-M. c. Young, ]. B.
McGregor, Chas. Miller, Milton Mason,
Eli T. fucker and c. p. Hudson.
Grant District-GeOrge Ford, George l.,
Csrder, Charles Stewart, John B. Knight,
A. J. Charter and A. G. Leatherman.
Greenbrier District-E. G. Sperry, Cor
don Duff, I. p. Douglass, Amaziah Flint,
Jesse Clark and c. NJ Shissar.
Mcclellan Distinctly. w. Aneell, f.
NJ. Swiger, ST., Benton Ash, William Ash
craft, f. NJ. Allen and Abraham Talking
ton:
South West District-John Wsnstreet,
w. III. Brown, M. S. Ysnhorn, S. l.. Chap
man, p. B. Michaels and Joshua Adams
West Union Districts. p. Smith, J.
V. Blair, John I. Keys, w. g. Shannon,
Thomas Coulihan and o. G. White.
n II 4 n
ing who attend the convention shall be
recognized as delegates.
Z, G. Sperry aud E II. O'Donnell were
appointed to fill the vacancies of the
County Executive Committee in Green
brier and Central districts, respectfully.
The following resolutions were reported
and adopted:
ReSOIrsd That we view with increased
pride and satisfaction the administration
of President Cleveland, and congratulate
the people of the United States upon their
wise choice in placing this able, active,
fearless, yet discreet and conservative man
at the head OF the nation, whose laws he
has executed and institutions sustained
with unusual simplicity, mastery skill
and judgment.
ReSOlred, That We heartily concur with
the views expressed by the President upon
the tariff, and endorse the efforts made by
our representatives in Congress to relieve
the people from the burdensome and I'M
necessary taxation imposed by the Repub-
lican party upon the necessities Of life.
Resolved, That We most cordially recon-
mend the denomination of Grover Cleve-
land by the Democratic party of the next
National Convention.
Ga motion it was ordered that the
Wheeling REGISTER and West Union Rec
ord be furnished a copy of the foregoing
proceedings for publication.
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ser!ing Democratic Resolutions.


Special Correspondence jthC Register.
WESTON, May 2.-I,ewis county assem-
bled in large and most respectable meet
iug on Saturday last, and did all the pre-
liminary work for the organization of the
party.
A distinctive feature of the meeting was
the presentation and an unanimous adop.
ton of the following resolution presented
by Judge John Brannon:
ResOlred, That we approve and applaud
the heroic message of President Cleveland
to the present Congress, for modification,
reform and reduction Of tariff
taxes, and canjlidly concur in his efforts TO
reduce taxation TO the needs of an econOm-
zeal administration of the government, and
rs the Republican party has uDequivocally
committed itselfby it's last and present pc
sitiCn in Congress, to n continuance of the
present system of excessive taxation,
We hereby declare it to be
our duty to Join issue with them, and de-
clare it to be our fixed purpose to demand
a reduction of Federal taxation, and to
prevent continuance OF any system Of
taxation that withdraws from the people
and their business a surplus in excess of
the needs of the government.
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BRIDGEPOgT.

Mrs. Charles Kaufman was buried N
Weeks cemetery at ? o'clock yesterday al
ternoon. Rev. Rogers OBLIGATED at tne
funeral and large number Of the iriendS
of the deceased attended the obsequies.
The Pennsylvania Company has iorce
of trackmen at work putting In . swl,cn
far the use of the Bridgeport glass WORKS,
The young ladies of the Methodist sad
hath school will give an entertainment M
their church tonight for the benefit oil tRe
sunday scheol library. 4E
: Council met on Tuesday evening ano
f;nished up all old business Inc ne.
Wayor Marshal, Treasurer, Clerk ana new
rosmhers of Council were sworn IN ana toos
their places. Mayor Mitchell appointed
Iynn Darly and Harry Nsinepger mem,
bsrs of the police force, vice Meister and
Miller. The Council refused to eonnrn
the appointments and RESOLUTION was !S,
sdopted keeping the old force ON duty nll
such time as the Mayors appointments are
confirmed, This is a plan to Keep
tbe old fores on indefinitely. Wnen
the Council refused TO confirm
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the home of the BRIDES father, Mr.. August

the home of the BRIDES father, MIR. August
Kuckuck.
Master Carl McGrew is confined to his
bed with measles.
Don't fail to attend the public meeting
to be held in the City Hall tonight, for
the purpose of arranging to keep our glass
factories in town.
The two o'clock freight on the @. & P.
knocked q COW from the track at the
Laughlin mill.
For Rent-The room on Fourth street
in Commercial Block, formerly occupied
by Frank Wallace. Apply at Commercial
Bank.
In the mile race between HeiPs Boy
George and Alex. Inns Black Bessie,
trotted on the Wheeling Island on Mon
day, the Linn mare won.
Wheeling's work on the Island Park yes,
terday was very satisfactory to oul
people.
Mr.. Anderson Burriss Of the Hotel Bur
riss of Mt Pleasant was in the city yester
day.
T. W. Shreve was in st. Clairsvills
yesterday.
The sun only registered SZ ABOVE yes
terday morning.
Mr.. A. p. Sheuff and wife, Of Cadiz, o.,
are the guests of Mrs. Sheuff's mother
Mrs. II. w. Smith, in the Grove.
L. C. Martin left yesterday for New York
via. the c. & p.
DIR. ]. N. Todd, of Bridgeport, was or
our streets yesterday.
James Keesy was at Steubenville yester'
day attending the burial of his brother-in'
law.
Mrs. William McMasters and her son
Walter spent yesterday in Bsllaire visiting
friends.
Mrs. Euoch Harris, who died yesterday
morning. will be buried in Riyerview Gem
etery at 2 p. N. tomorrow.
For Sale.-Second-h Pbaeton and
Harness. Will be sold cheap. Enquire OF
Frank link, under Hotel Haywood.
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LIVE STOOk IN
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, May l.
The cattle market this week was fair,
with prices unchanged from last week.
The hog market was active, with prices
unchanged. Messrs. Hudson & Bayha
furnish;t the following quotations:
Cattle, OOO to 100 lbs stock ila4lc
per lb 800 to 900 lbs. 3!s4c. per ID. 700
to 800 lbs. 3la33c per b..
Hogs-Markerslow; 5a5tc per lb.
Lambs-Good at 4a5c per Id.
Calves-3s4c per ID.
Shee-3 TO sc per ID.
baltimore Live Stock Market.
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS
MONDAY, April 80, 1883.
SwINE.-There is a slight falling of in
the number of the receipts, as compared
with last week, with scarcely al active
and firm q demand as there was then. The
quality of the offerings show little, if any
change. We quote hogs at 73S7s cents,
with m0st sales at about x cents per
pound net. Receipts this week G,167
head.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
BALTIMORE, April 30.
live sbOCh at btbSh
yards via Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
the week ended April 29:-l30 cars,
containing 957 cattle, az calves, 1880
sheep, 6,345 hogs, 127 horses and 30
mules.
Shipments TO New York, Philadelphia,
ETC., 931 cattle, II calves, 623 sheep, 1859
hogs and ia horses.
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards
are at gross weight. Receipts of hogs this
week are 1911 against I,077 last week
fair TO good hogs sold at So 0Os6 10,
pigs at S. sOI6 90, aud roughs at s. 90 per
100 lbs.
East Liberty.
EAST LrBERTY, May 2.-Cattle-
Receipts 81 head; shipments rs head;
market weak; prime 81 90a5 10; fair to
81 50a4 70: common S4s4 %.
Hcgs-Rsceipts 900 head; shipments
500 head; market firm; Philadelphia
S. 75a5 so; mixed S. IS; Workers S. 60a
s 60; common to fair S. 35a5 As; pigs S. 90
as %.
shesp-Receipts l, 200 head; shipments
], 900 head: market active; prime wool
sheep Sc 50a6 rs; fair 10 good s. Goa
90; common s. 5Oa4 so. Prime clip
ped sheep So 1916 80; fair to good
81 75s5 %; common $2a3 90. Clipped
Lambs s. 5Oa6 so; Spring Lambs
5a10c.
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4ailrsad.
|pALTIMoRE AND OHIO R. r.

Departure Of Trains from wheeling. Eastern
time. Schedule ine6ect April 29th, 1883
Express for Chicago and the Northwest. l0:5
a m, $40 p M and $50 p. m daily, and Ills p.
i1prs.s for Gncinn.a and b. Ioui.. Io.s ..
m. and 1l:l5 p. m. daily;
Cambridge accommodation 300 q. m, except
Sunday.
m. daily, and 2;is p. NJ. daily excep, sunday
Express for Washington. ID. c.. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, via Grafton, SIS q.
m. and $40 p. m daily.
EC Pith6urg and washington. Pa, SO 9. N.
daily; Ixpresr, $40 q m. daily; las p. m. daily
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wash.
nsiss ssnoss S sa3 f fssaspsi: sop
For Moundsville. 7:s5 q. m. and 100 noon.
dai except Sunday.
For Grafton, 5.lo r. IN. daily.
For Cumberland, 9SS g. m, daily excep. Sun.
For 81. ClaiSrillc, 500 and 600 Q. %. and 200
Express trains arrive nom Chicago. 6:25 and
go a m. and $40 p. m. daily. and l:Ss .. H.,
daily except Monday.
cinnsti, ass Q. m. and $40 p. no, daily
Express Trains srriye from Philadelphia, Bal.
ttraofe and Washington, d. C., via Grahon, l:0
a, m. and io:tS r m. daily, via. Pittsbnrs io:ia
Trsins arrive frcm Columbus, ass O. 10. and
$40 p m daily. and 1888 q. m, daily except sum
day.
iraius arrive from Pittbure, Io,is .. m. daily,
and lsis =. m, except sundays and SIS p. IN.
and lilo y. m. daily
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa. s.0o Q. n.
daily except sunday.
Prom Mtundsvilfe. sl5 .. m. and i:tor. IN.
daily except sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton, Ii;so a. m daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 r. N.
daily excel sunday
Prom ST. Claiisville, 7:55 and l0:ss q. m. aud
Cambridge Accommodation arrives at 1:lo p.
IN. except SUNDAY.
baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at Ticket ONCE, la0
Market street, and at Depot
CHAs. 0. SCCLL,
General Passenger Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, Manager. myi
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Saved Els LEG !
SCROFULA
bone CURED!
,runrr,- On Ancnst II. ISL.

LrrHovrA, Ga. August II, 1871.
tn SWIFT STEylFtc Co., AtE'n'a; n.l.i, ,vr,t
riFutIrmru-l have h'ru atoictc1 WI
uIr.rGtaU ~ thu les cEcc siiee vs. 49,.
f,f.r. .,. an. mother suffered from scruihl.
r,.ut,fr. AL e. lyaugcd To- ustnhOSI
rH. ,4sIHatT,u increased until the haiiyy
became. harvesting. and psttniul NtSpl1 Iho
r..ry.r ~ vurtis L. describe. AIS pght lys
i...r.'rtfIr'- l..,.tfnr f,Irfully involved, tho
if,I,,.l sr.n. les pain tUlly Affected FtnallS.
af mt f,.fTTy,u wears ago, tGe Nlc.tS 81 n.y. ~
go H.. rl.l,.,r,a through the h'.h into
tu..lrrn.. lu order To save my life the zoe
Tor I,trrtuiur.l 20 aWputate my IeS bSi3,M
tine knee. hhr "iG f4tiHn M, M ~ tIaTtf.
nui pr. w.. T. Rml, OF LdACuia. bu. ~. ~
,..s ~ INV .ns ragr me only tenn ofaIy ~
Irrr Tit. gYl,ru ,,sE still. I'm my sysum anu
-..lu Lr.lrr .p -tury itself again. IN q sh tst
r....s an. no., MIA. m appeared On ny ieit
l,.s su-rriT.. 90 ls'rt lnv krr" tn ihf Lnst'l "
fu.rt.utIr FyHi,y - work tuuiI ~, tl' 49, 49,
rF .ft-. bt.pt which CyEel iiOia We 49, 49,
Jta,.S auN thn sores aui roitChtuh , ~, ~
y.rr.. .b offensive. that my iclloN-Wet Aiiitu
y,.uIt uJr stand tAg stencil ami MVulu A'o''
..a. from mo. .e 9 q
A. a t..E aiIpft 7 consented To N9 20 a.. H.
aIa.,.f seven months agO I /, gan takihE viz
Nu.r.h'. -us,V ugEl 10 tUei TIE 800 -,
40 ts. aun I'ctue thH offensive running uesi 49,
% crow los, ant less and finally cI,Std' vi
Hl..t. u.aIHf NY nrSu became hrhl alist
.1.ll. G.d today. after mtng tNthty Cne
l..rrlus. trf ss halls and stout nlth 90 ~
sE.. rstasy. "a Ca l,s Orsla- am NeNrily ~
r.-,rH alN. HrgJ feel now younger ana sIronkClI
r..u .i.t when was twenty .hNe. IVES
af.... I.H bounds. Nothing Is 10 o. sen -
f..H l.rra." disease, or {" f'hlLl n'N ,.,,,,f
r.r.tr,. / ..fy.r,l for 81 many years, except
Dies ....- 20 glr PERFECTLY healed ulcers;
Ivt.r ll,, world Ia know Of tho Hinhss
u..-.s.u..,.r cure Effected ON me ~ ;, = ~, =,
.t.lt..il uI-pu these who wish 10 khoM W
....r.,.-...s- directly frr,au mC tu write anu :
,.l .u.I.'.r T!r.;Si.r" ~ wen as SNS
e. 1901. ,,,. fLri= h'ttrgs. I refer ." pr " =.
L. DRAKE.
T,eatl.s on Blood and Skin Diseases n'1i''eN
fr,r. ms SWIFT SrECtslr Co, o..
brewers. Atlanta, Ca
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PETROLEUM v. MASSEY


Says. "Intimit acquaintance with tru
friend always increassS our reapeckt fur
that frend." -
This is the reason why Synvita Blocks
continue TO make friends ~ their virtues
become better known. ClerUmcn, public
speakers, and people In al the avenues Of
life are unit in their praise Of that won.
derful new remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks
They are warranted 10 cure Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Tickling in Tho
Throat, Sore Throat and Group; Is dose
25 cent?. Hundreds bear testimony 70 TN
remarkable cures Of Diarrhea, Dys nsery
Flux, Cholera lnfantnm, or summer Coin
plant and Cholera Morbus, effect "a .,
cents. We have stacks Of testim onia \
from mothers, who, after dosing then emu
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the Mayors appointments for regular
police, he appointed Donly and Neinenger
specials, to remain on duty indefinitely.
The old officers rendered their designations
later, and the Mayors specials are on
duty. Officer Neinepger made the first
arrest yesterday, locking up Lynn Lyle.
Officers Miller and Meister have both
been good and efficient officers, and are
highly spoken Of by all citizens of the
town.
An infant child of Mr.. Harry Bipgsl
died early yesterday morning Of lung
fever.
Mr.. A. J. Smith has returned from a
visit to Toledo, Ohio.
Joseph Ingram and his two sons leave
for Fostoria in few days, to work in the
Nickel Plate Glass Works.
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pETBoLsUM.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Petroleum-
Opened steady at S6lc, and then became
dull and heavy, sagging of TO s5sc. A
few buying orders then caused an advance
to s6Ic, but az soon as these orders were
filled decline occurred and the market
closed steady at SIC. Consolidated Ex.
change opened at sGlc; highest s6lc; low,
est S5sc; closing at SIC. Stock Exchange
opened at Sc; highest sec; lowest s5sc;
closing at Soc. Total sales ! ,230. 00V bar
rels,
Or. Cry, May 2.-PetToleum-O Opened
at S6Ie; highest sSic; lowest S5bc; closed al
sec; Gales no. COO barrels; clearanees g.
43i 900 barrels; charters 37.779 barrels;
shipments 81, GA barrels; runs IS. 81 bar
rels.
PittsburR.
PTTrsBURa, May 2.-Petroleum-Fairly
active and irregular; opened at S6e; closed
at SEC; highest s6le; lowest S5sc.
BRADFORD, PA, May 2.--Petroleum-
Opened at SIZE; closed at SEC; highest
size; lowest s5lc; ciearances 1850, 600
barrels
TTTUsvIILK, PA, May 2.-Petroleum
Opened at see; highest S6sci lowest
s5lc; closed at 66c-
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Philadelphia.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND Fixed
wheeling

Whe9tlnE,
TUESDAY, May /.
There is no change in the local market,
although the demand for -four hns i'm
proved ard prices are firm. Good
clean wheat still calls for IS cents
per bushel, and it is coming in
slowly at that figure. Corn ia in
better demand; oats are in good de-
mand and hay is quiet. Bran and mid.
dlings continue in good demand. Prices
on -four and grain are Wholesale and are
az follows, retail prices being from 30 to
IS cents higher:
FLOUR AND GIAIN-Cboice family -four
barrels "a 50; in sacks 81 IS; middlings
per ton $40 0Oa2l %; bran per ton go OO
a21 90; wheat per busbel, No, !, CSC.
FEED-Corn per bushel 60a65c; oats 4Oci
haled hay per ton, Sill O0al3 %. Farmers
are offering loose hay at sI3al4 per ton.
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1saltiaaI.
4 Word About Caiarrh,

rti, the mucous membrane. that wonderful
Wi .r1iI envelope surrounding the delicate It's.
-. NJ the air and food passages, that Catari h
,,sy,S It's stronghold. Once established il eats
-, m, very vitsiS, and renders lie but u long
-, bresth Of r,tery and disease, dulling the
-, Of hearing. tramu.eling toe power Of
S.,..Sb destroying the faculty Of smell, tainting
~ Meath ami killing the refined pleasures of
ms w., IuSdiOuSly, by creeping ON from a simple
EsIru The head 10 assaults the membrSnous
Usry spG CuyclOpI the bones, eating through
~. ,,yNrate coats and causing Inflammation
SS,rg55uy and death. Nothing short % total
- alton will secure health to the patient and
81 sIIevistiveS are simply prOcraStiRased suffer,
- leading to a fatal termination. SANFORD's
sSssD..,r CURE, by IpAi'oti0a and by hJernGl al.
No,',...ra,iOn has never failed; even when the
Pas, has ma!e frightlal inroads on delicate
.,,,tifn,iOuS hearing, smell and taste have been
..S,,,vrred. and the disease thoroughly driven
ont o.. 49,,
,Ffbs RADICAL CCEE one box CATARRHAL SoL.
vi Sui one IMPROVED INIINLES, neatly wrap
nj in one package, with fun directions; price,
Wv POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co, BcSToS.
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PRODUCES.
XhheMng.

TUESDAY, May /.
Business the past week he's only been
fair, but since the settlement of the glass
strike the prospects of an increased bust
ness are brighter. But few apples are ar
irving with slight demand. The demand
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Resister
Grarelers' 6nids.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
1AExrLANATIoNo OF REVERENCE MARKS: sDaily.
tSnnday excepted. MONDAY excepted sSun-
day only. Saturday eXeepted.-75 Meridian.
ApIil ~. 1854 Wheeling time. which Ia Just ore
hour earlier than Central Time:
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SUNDAYS.

Leave at 7,OOR m. and run every hnur, except
Church Train al 9:li p. IN. Leave wheeling Park
81 500 a. IN. and run every hour until 1890 p. M,
except Church Trains, which will leave the
Park at 90 =. IN. and Wheeling al l2:l5 aud
.y:lap. m. G.. HlRSCH, Supt
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DRY GOODS.
Hsv York

NEW YORK, May DRY Goods-Por
the various classes Of staples there was a
very fair volume of new business, under
which influence and steady demand for
cotton at the improved price, or ie within
. wssk, the home market II stronger.
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MUSTANG EMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIHssr rseosd Z"
-, many a valuable Horse and Mules iimps.
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B.,Z & Q. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellaire Of $40 g. m, arrives 81 Belsre at
400 p. m.
Woodsfeld passenger train leaves Bellairs ut
4:20 D. m, arrives at Bellalre at $40 q. m
Summerieid Accommodation leaves Bellalr AZ
loo u. M, arrives at Bellaire at l0:45 3. n.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand
ard Time from Bellaire.
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GOVERNMENTS Quiet and steady.
STATFs-Quiet and steady.

STATfS-QuleI anu Sleauy.
ADMINISTRATIVE; sales 81, 4l3, 900.
SToCKS.-The stock market to day was
weaker than at any time sincs the rise be-
gan, and aImaterial reaction was the result
of o.day's operations. The opening was
moderately active and decidedly weak, the
declines from last evenings figures reach
ing per cent In Louisville and Nashville
there were some further losses, but the
market soon recovered its tone. In the
afternoon the pressure became heavier and
prices began TO move off, at first slowly,
but later with more speed. In the last
hour there was some reaction from the
lowest figures, but the market was feverish
and unsettled. Most stocks are lower to.
night. Sales 800, ass shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 1876; American Express
1O9; Canada Pacific, 59s; Central Pacific
30; Chesapeake and Ohio II; do preferred
firsts 4; do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
1877; Chicago, Burling ton and Quincy 1924 |;
Delaware and Hudson, 1901; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1909; Denver
and Rio Gran6e, 1871; Erie 263; do pre-.
ferred, SO; Fl. Wayne, l54; Illinois
Central 122; Lake Shore, 93!; Michigan
Central, sos; Minneapolis and St Louis,
81; do preferred, 16!; Missouri Pacific,
SOs; Northern Pacific, 243; do preferred,
52I; Chicago and Northwestern, 1105; do
preferred, 1881; New York Central, 1913;
Oregon Transcontinental, 25l; Pacific
Mail, 36ss; Peoria, ID. Il E gig; Pittsburg
100; Pullman Palace Car, las; Reading,
6a; Rock Island, 1l3; st. Louis and
San Francisco 81; do preferred, 675; frst
preferred, 1122; st. Psal, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1903; St. Paul and Omaha, 40}:
do preferred 10; Texas Pacific, 81; Union
Pacific SCR; Unitad States Express "a;
Western Union Il!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
W. NJ. CLEMEN
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taxing eject April sth, 1858. Pas.
scnseI trains will run Is foliows-Centryl Tine.
All trains daily except those marked thur
which do not run On sunday:
-..,,,-,, ,..,,n INn > 90 Nm. TINA \
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-03
MUSTANG IMMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT cures all all
ments OF HoRsEs, NuLEsaad CATTLE. Rub int