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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Wv RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR~RACk TRUNK LINE

on and after June 2 trans Har ieaSs
Largest ana Finest Pasengsr Sis1e dawas ROOM
cars 70 Albany, Troy and Syracuse also " '"
s. A i5S m. FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
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il Lanai iS sq ID Ho Sss arriving a
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Special Sleeper; a aETiTeS Rs s 40 r
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a inS s. louis Detroit and Chago Win sesDns;
ss ss ss6 70 sunds Only
IL night Albany Express with seeplng.e9rs 70 A w
for Saratoga Lake George and the North Except SATURDAY
sTekes and space in and seegHs car, So, "a
sale a: Gland Central staon Al 10 Sna 9i2 Bsa' AZ.
II Ss 81 sop WfsasS% aad T
Westcot5s Express calls for and checks baggage from
hOts y or daily others daily exccp. Sunday iscR 1S's
st. Station 70 take up passengers i9r ES;th and wr1
Gs M psuHpern.endent General PASSENGER Agent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
CFoor OF LlBERTY STREET nee - N9 }gls RIVER
70, ru1LA TPf 9nGs az and Nrg IS @ ps
Route Ss at l. s:4s g II 49, si5 Ia 8 80 S
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10 D. m have connection for Reading Hsfr;sours
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h's'S 90 for Bennington. EastOn. Bethlehem Ane''
town SO Sau'n Lake HGDs:.ssg r s:ss
ton Reading Harrisburg, Pottsyie, Tan3qua, shano~@
sun ~ m FOR Pennington Easton, Bethlehem. Anen""~
Nauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc - ,,.r,a
c,SSn,t WnkesiSrre scranton Tamaqua shamokin
4 80 p. m: for Remington. Lake Hopsteons' EA'N~
eo ana 80 D. m for somcrvlle and Pennington
S4S D. No. fcr Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mses5
Chunk reading Harrisburg, etc ON sundays !" ."
DAYS 90 100 M for Red Bank, Long Branch AsssI
ant PssiCr az il rs 80 40 p LAKE, a
WOOD Manchester Toms River; Barneg S etc
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

PROVIDENCE LINE.
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points EAST
via Boston Worcester
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave pier % " r., foot OF Warren-st, at 80 p. m
daily except Sunday, connecting steamers wharf with
eSnTess train for Boston leaving arriving Boston
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD;

,o.va wa:. % 81 stson as follows and 20 min.
utes earlier from loot Of Jay,st, North RIVER
Detroit and Chicago 80 :55 a IN. :00 $40 D. m
St Louis, IS 90, IS 10 y. IL -, 80.
Syracuse Buffalo, Rochester, Suspension Bridge Nj
Uuea Si5 . 80 s11 80 a M 70 100 Z X m Is
% So 1aIi 80 a. IN, ga 100, 80 100 g 10 IN ,.
Cranstons, West Point Cornwall, NeUbargo ' S:iiss'
liz % 80 10 is, all 80 a. s)4 ;OO 10 :lo'
- 10 s;l5 H. m, and &c 100 p Cranstons. Cornwall.
For Montreal and Canada East, q 90 p q To
,or Mam q n LONDON mo- S 90 IS as T. m
Elegant Sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara FAILS De-
Daily. Daily except SATURDAY COT othes trains daily l
ton a5ii 20 a. m, (sj 40 p M Hoooken West Shore
csnt me-tables paof sleeping acccmmo
dations or information apply at Offices BooIy97sS5
'nst New YORK cy-3CS 7s5 942 Brea6gay lSS IL
Hoyery 10 park Place and West Store Statohs Ioot Ok
West 45d.t foot Of Jayst, n. II. G. f. LAMBEKE,
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

ALL PERSONS HOLDING ANY OF T rdMP B0SPs , Of
hy oaed thai there is now In the hahus Oh .he
nped Trustees the mortgage by W MT III
n,sio w. honds is secured the sum OF OF o.N
THoUsXND DOLLARS gold which mnaSa of purchase
sai1 az s5 and hat the undersigned Will receive
PROPOSALS at the Land ONCE OF s2d Tor the sur
s%aer Of ad bonds until Friday the S
1855 AT which time proposals WIN pe oI, , ~
VI h bonds az are offered at the lowest price WI" 10
redeemed or purchased to the AMOUNT nr Surrender
Psop4 p,st woreare Bonds Southern Pacific Railroad
Company D. o. MILLS
G. L. LANSING.
,..o 20 1909 Trustees
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81. LoQb and San Francisco Railway Co.

40 div New.York, June IL, 1883.
Notice 10 holders Of 1900 ,on,,c TT,
PER CENT BONDS DUE JULY L 1888 ts7,144.So
in amount). -
The bonds above named will be paid at this ONCE on ana
after MONDAY July o 1885, and may be presented ior
examination any time prior 70 that oaUc a''ef VIM"
[ hds nresentcd will be paid the day following
presentation OF tho same. $500 80,
The last coupon of these bonds (duc July 1851 VIII
also be paid at this office as usual s 49,. s.,.,x
further Informed that to limited extent hey may spp
70 onvest the proceeds OF those bonds In the flrst Mo
oage Trust 100 Year Per Cent Gold Bonds OF the SS
fnns and San Francisco Railway Co. AZ the price vi %
and accrued interest . -, a. .,,ourts q. nre.ert
As the last named tonds amounts s a,
% nv al 09o 600 applications for them VIII De sccep,eu
~ order az received and they will be delivered by c
limited States Trust Co. demand upon the oruer OF THIS
All information regard % the Trust Bonds Is contah ma
IN a prnted circular. which may pc ousdneu as uiS
ONCE VI VI ''' 0 T. w. LILLE Treasurer.
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Tnanial.
Notice TO WABASH BONDHOLDERS

mutually satisfactory arrangement has peen n'aS
,,h the Defence Committee Of the Second MoresRe ~
holders and toe Committees Represented W '"'
Under this arrangement the Defence Committee agree
,,bdrow all opposition the plan of reorganization. anu
their bonds are to be received BY the oeh'ra
without penalty. u,, ,oo,,nv
That all bondholders may be upon an equal foo.ns'
hey are now respectfully invited to deposit their oonas IN
the Trust Co. without penalty until further NOTICE. anu ~
penalties already paid will be returned
ro,ecIosure Ellis have already been fled In the Courts
IN the First Mortgages and DEGREES Of sale VIII DC oo
,aIned as soon practicable Meantime In view Oh .lo
very large majority Of bonds united In support OF inc re-
,,atlon Il is hoped that outstanding bondhoders VIII
accent the offer now made TO them
JAMES r. JOY.
Chairman Purchasing Comm tee.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE,
Chairman Bondhoders Committed
Nev.York City. juno Is. 1888
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.Wfecn CLEANERS.

4 NCHOR LINE. y. s; Mail Steamships
CRY OF ROME sss %ssn sss1ss Guy H.
Cabin go va "a f nlSSDd ssfSHf ss'' $40
S1 Sun SS:Asco$ $h y N
Travellers, sss Ss .Si. of css ss for
amount issued az lowest current rates eSnv 10
EeS bfss TfSse Il Bs%ns
yo SoF STotET 2yIHE TS SNS BREMEN
steamer Tls 81 E fEST KS issF a"'','4
we'd n I ESs s Wea aun Sr 20 10 80
.;CS ssd Tpv MsFrs s se sSS
cs F' sseUnd CABIN n $50 and sesaso at
lowest re oELRICus & CO.. No. Bowling Green.
r. UION LINE.
" FOR SEt dtRE sFH6oyWSN M hNb IiyHRPooh
Leave pier 35, N. r.. foot Of King;st a.
NS4S#YSe Frs, aSs'e 9$iy ,Hy ? E.
ARIzoNA Tu %&s!i,J July INV II % n S 800 M
w1 csS6 Sst:os ESQ and 600 Second Cabin
$50 snf NJ &c TND fsSblfsf CO IS Broadway
] APAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows Iu,, II
SShAE E$$HS .sr u$ 4Ss;dayi us sSy q 3!
/ nffI NJ
Ooh4 sMupS,by = and
,abn Mans seen at 2s, and $50 broadway. NewYork or
Room RAILROAD bf EEHk Sag Ess8sc,fSs rr.n.
T. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, ,CH.iENvAY,co
GENITAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAAoo'
From New-YOrk, pier foot OF Canai-sc, N n1.n.m.
For San Francisco, via the Isthmus OI rana~
NEWPORT sails wednesday d June 9a III noo sts
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRo sls sat- Juns &c. ABR a.
comnanys ofice on the pier, foot OK Sana-sc, ~:
eo"ip'"' ii. J. BULLAY, Superintenaens
pED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Ealing from New York and Antwerp weeHH,
/ REIGTNLHND Wednesday June 20. z 90 D. M
uPrIVNItND wednesday, June %, 0. m.
M Summer rates. First catin 900 800 ExcursISn
s1iO TO $780, Second Cabin s45 EXCURSION eeo ana @o
PETER wRIG}IT SONS Gen Agt, Bowling Green
| WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
! ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMEhS'
GFRMANIC Capt. Gleadel, "Wednesday, June ~ ?. m
sADRIATIC Capt. Cameron, Wednesday June a. 8 a. NJ.
BRITANN1C Capt ParseIl wednesday, Jr,y 4 % D. M
From White Star dock, foot OF west Iotn-st
RATFS-Saloon, $50. $50 and $780, Return uckees
on favorable Storage from or 10 the Oo county,
900 "A limited number of second cabin passengers car
ried on rate s35 excursion 500 FOR III
specton of plans other information apply at the Co
pany's Office No. Al Broadway. New York ~ 49,.
'' ]. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
]
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CUNARD LINE.
NTwYORK TO LIvERPUu.. wa QUEENSTOWN nom
NEW Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
scytha, June 60 :30 M .Etrura. July Z. 80 m
"Umbria June o ~ 70 40 nm IN Serya 'qy L. noon
Gala July 4, 1 80 p. m. Umbrlo. July 81. D. M
Twill not carry intermediate steerage.
sWill carry steefnge. -
Cabin passage, 600, $50 and s1O0 intermediate. $50
staerage tickets ~ and from all parts OF Europe at very
low fstes freight and passage apply company
om'' VERNON ii. BROWN & co. General Agents
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Qeafbers.


A PEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge T EhCh.
"A. EIS registered for 90 for pCstage vacances
always hand: form for stamp r. f. AVEhf' Anicfi'
can School Bureau, West l4thst. N. y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors Teachers dutofs nnIy 10
MRS. Nj. J. Y0UNG.FULT0N, 20 Union square
II, UTORsHIP.-IiaNad graduate honor man. senior IN
i Columbia College Library School five years rscner
thorough and careful tutor desires 10 prepare one
college In 1SSSS9 COmpensati.n liberal 10 DC 1880
upon Prominent New-YOrk City references Addfcss
IRVING L. STANTON 80 West 45th-st
TUTORS govemesses professors teachers All brancnes
circulars schools supplied parents Engns, al
German, Spanish spoken MIRIAM COfKlEtf, OIL
East 17th-st, bet 4th-avc. and Broadway.
XVANTED-Two gentlemen. normal graduates ., "
w per.ence city schools; good salaries Msaar
COYRIERE 81 East 17thst bet 4th-aye ana Broloma2:
XXT ANTED. Teacher OF ant, fine Boston school teach
w Of French music English, &C., Tor Eas, CI
and South gOyerness for the city. BROCKWAf IEhoh
Frs AGENCY, % West 23d-st
yNOMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfoi
w both sexes supplies professors teachers ,aaos
musicians housekeepcrs, companions &C. 70 conoss,
schools and families aso b0okkeepers stenosraphefs anu
eopylsts 10 business firms z
MRS. A. d CULVER. 800 5thavc.. New-York CITY.
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w.pprN,s HYMNS AND TUNES. Hymns and Tunes
a. sung 1T St Thomas's Church, New-Ydk- Music
,Composed and Adapted by Geo. William warren. PIP
Vi Ga ROYAL svo Cloth, Ornamental Covers 81 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-10
ENTHUSIASM AND GIN.

divided bonors with the speaker. The
Colonel wanted to challenge some n to a
discussion, but he didn't seem to know
who it was or when he wanted TO demol-
ish him.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson was called on and
termed the meeting q Republican ''love
feast" After carrying the State by coun-
ties, judicial and congressional districts a
few times, Mr.. Atkinson subsided. After
the transaction of some routine business
the meeting adjourned. The speakers and
managers Of the meeting slowly and sol
emnly filed out. The audience had already
taken advantage of divers and sundry oc-
occasions to retreat to the more inviting
precincts below.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-10
POINTS ON PEOPLE

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and ao.ug uf strangers.
Miss Sophia Ritter is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
Mr.. Charles Hughes returned to Balti-
more, laat Tuesday, whereit is understood,
he will make his future home.
James W. Watson, of Morgantown, Capt.
II. X. Black, of Charleston, and E. A.
Sweeney, of Tyler county, are at the
Stamm.
Messrs. Beasly and Welcb, two promi-
nent members of the Legion of Honor, Of
Cumberland, Md, were in the city yester-
day, attending the funeral Of John A.
Cooke.
Cashier p. B. Dobbins, of the Dollar
Savings Bank, returned Yesterday morn
ing from a ~soiourn Of six weeks or more at
Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Mr.. Dobbins
comes back much improved In health, q
thing very gratifying to his many friends.
Hon. Americas Warden. of Cincinnati,
Supervising Inspector of Steamboats, for
this district, arrived in the city last even
ing, and registered at the Stamm House.
Inspector Warden is here on his regular
trip, although it is understood there is
something special to be attended TO at this
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-10
INA A WAX.
The News Of the Day Potntediy Pars-
xraphsd for Hssty Rssders.

The News of the Day Pointediy fars-
xraphsd for HsstS Readers.
MCINTYRE & HEATH's Minstrels at the
Opera House tonight.
ONE deed of trust was admitted TO
record in Clerk Hooks office, yesterday.
THE conclusion Of Rev. NJ. F. Dryden's
Sunday evening lecture will be found on
tie third page Of this mornings issue.
HANNAH TEETz was yesterday appoint.
ed Administrative Of the estate of Carl
Teeiz, deceased. Bond, 500; Henry
Jahnke surity.
The PresbyteIy of Washington will
convene at waynesburg this evening. Rev:
DIS. Cunningham and Cooke will attend
from this city.
The great fun Takers, Barry x Fay, will
be at the Opera House neXtSaturday after
moor and evening. presenting their latest
hit, 'McKennA's Irritation" They will
draw well.
FRANK J. STKSENs and Nat Fields, two
well known Pi;tsburg gentlemen, VIII
operate a base bal pool con at McLaugh-
lin & McGinley's his season. They expect
to open about Wednesday.
BRILLIANT LObGE No. 10 A. A. of j. &
S. W. will give a benefit ball at the Bril-
liant, o, rink, Oh Thursday evening next.
A boat will leave the wharf at 8 O'Clock to
convey persons desiring to attend.
AT a congregational meeting held ut the
U. +. Church last evening the following
gentlemen were elected as trustees: A. j.
Sweeney, Jas. V. Dickey, S. p. Parker,
Frank Booth, w A. Crawford, Vim. Nc
Elroy and Frank T. Hare.
TIE Peak Sisters will be repeated by st.
| Mathews Sunday School, this evening, In
the school room. The entertainment has
proyen a great success, and many will, no
doubt, accept Ibis opportunity Of seeing
and hearing the sisters sing their little
sOngs.
OFFICERS BRISKMAN and Hansumaher
| raided a house boat Just below Benson's
ferry late last night. There were i've men
and one woman in the boat, but four OF the
men got away in the darkness. The two
persons captured, Albert Speidel and Mary
| Wiuger, were locked up.
IT was a Bellaire man who bought q
bunch Of bananas the other day from a
Wheeling dealer. And it was q customer
who purchased the first banana and threw
the peel on the grCeeryman's steps. 1t
was also the groeeryman who started out
shortly afterwards and then skated ;othe
pavement on his spine. That's why he
walks very lame and brOken-up like.
The man wlo fell through the elevator
n II UT-.,f,lr Thtno rnnNnanU
last week, of which mention was made
Yesterday, isnamed Kahn, and he certainly
had q remarkable escape. He fell from
the third story and at the second story his
head struck y joist, which had the effect oil
whirling him around like q top, and when
he struck the floor he was hurt all over.
He was out yesterday and wiz be at work
in d day or so.
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DEATH FROM LOCK-JAW.

A Young Lady Runs a Splinter In Her
Thumb .ghIch Causes Death.
On Saturday, March 3lst, Miss Rickie
Beiswenger, daughter of Jacob Beiswenger,
the well known South Side butcher, who
lives at No. 1929 Jacob street, while
scIubbing a door accidentally rah q spln-
ter into her left thumb. Her brother ex-
tracted a piece of the wood and it was
thought at the time that 1t had all been
taken out, but as the wound became more
and more painful, the young lady called
on Dr.. Pipes, who took ont a piece OF the
splinter that had remained in the thumb.
The wound was in q very bad condition at
this time, as it had fsstered, and on Sun
day last lOck-jsw set in and Miss Beis-
wenger rapidly became worse until yester-
day at noon, when death relieved her suf-
ferings. She WA eighteen years Of age.
Her brother, George, who was shot by
IN unknown person some time since, Is
in u very precariOus condition, as
Inflammation has set in, and 1T ia feareit
that the shock of his sisters sudden and
unexpected death may result fatally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-10
CIRCUIT COURT.

The April Term Opened Yesterday-The
Grand Jury Hard at Work.
The April term of the Circuit Court
opened yesterday, with Judge Jacob pre-
siding in Part One over the criminal cal
endar and Judge Boyd in Part Two, which
will take care of the civil causes. The gen.
tlemen of the grand jury were sworn soon
after the opening of COurtby Judge Jacob,
and at once retired to their room and ell
tered upon their labors. About fifty or six
ty witnesses had been summoned and all
during the day the corridors leading to the
Court rooms and the vacant jury rooms
were well-illed with the extremely mixed
gathering the assembling of n grand jury
always calls forth. The jury worked for
all they were worth during the entire
day, but being without the guiding Gand
of the Prosecuting Attorney, WHO is not
allowed i IN the jury room under the law
recently enforced in this county, they did
not despatch business with that alacrity
which has characterized some juries in the
history of the county. When the hour Of
six o'clock arrived, last evening, there
were still something like twenty-five wit
nesses to be examined, and the enquiry
was adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
The principal indictments to be return
ed are those against the men Kelly and
Christie, on the charge that they are the
murderers Of Officer Joseph Glenn. The
witnesses examined yesterday were two
gentlemen from Newark, who came on
here TO testify. The publication yesterday
that the jury was to examine thirty wit
nesses on this indictment alone, provoked
q smile in the nature of a roar.
This morning the criminal docket will
be called as soon % the grand Jury re-
ports, while the civil docket in Part Two
will be called at half-past two this after
noon.
1t is understood that a petition from the
members of the Bar will be handed to
Judge Boyd this morning, asking that
Court be not opened until ten o'clock each
day, instead Of nine, as at present.
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LAID AT REST.
Funeral Services Over the Remains OF John
A. Cooke.

Funsrsl Services Over the Remains of John
a. Cooke.
The funeral of John A. Cooke took
place Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from
his late residence. The body wos taken to
the Cathedral, where the services were
held, q large number o the friends and
relatives being present. At $50 o'clock
Reuben mass was eel ebrated by Rev.
Father ]. ]. Cooke, of Milan, Ohio, a
brother of the deceased. Rt. Rev. Bishop
John j. Kahn delivered the funeral SER
mon, and it Was an eloquent and fitting
one. He spoke of the stainless character
and many estimsble qualities OF the
deceased; his amibility and virtues n his
happy death, which was referred to in the
most touching manner The glorious res
direction of such a life was pictured in a
beautiful manner.
The Bishop, assisted by Rev. Mgr. Sui
liyan gave the last absolution over the
BODY, and the services were finished. The
remains we're inferred in Mt. Calvary GEM
etery and were followed to their last rest
ing place by a large c%oncourse OF friends,
many of whom were strangers IN the city.
Mr.. Cooke was one of Wheeling's rising
young business men, and his death was a
sad blow to his relatives and friends.