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FiFrY-SISz NEW CASES AND TEN DEATHS KEpoRryn
Up TO NOON TEsrKKDAY-oSE HUNDRED DEATHS
SO FAR
The rainy. gloomy weather continued In Jack
sonNile yesterday. AT noon the Official report
showed 80 new cases OF fever and 10 deaths. as
follows: Louis J. Fleming, IT., W. Z. Poythress
IL l. Keys Chas 5. Emoler c. A. Neenes. Mar
garet Marie, Rev, Theodore NJ. Smith, Carrie Wolf
Maggie Wolf, Annie Griflen a child Total cases
70 date, 943, total deaths, 100. Advices from
McClenny state that there are about 65 cases
there and all the hysicians sick out one Med
lcal aid and nurses are badly needed The execu
i've committee Of the Jacksonville sanitary Asso-
citation voted 10 extend financial aid TO McClenny
As there promises 10 be funus that can be spared
Tor that purpose, and II Is believed the Jackson
vile RELIEF committee will indorse this action
Rev. Theodore NJ. smith was one OF the most en-
Gent members VI the relief committee. He was a
young minister OF great zeal and promise. Young
Louis Fleming was a nephew OF the democratic
candidate for governor.
TASTY BUKIAIs-A MOTHERS AGONY.
AJaeksonville dispatch 10 the New York Herald
last night says: Undertaken Tyler has all he can
possibly do now 70 attend 10 the numberless calls
upon him No ceremony is now observed The
nooles are hastily prepared, placed in the corin
thrust In the hearse, ana the driver sets on as N n
was important for him 20 get through and return
Is soon as passo.e. Last night he was called upon
70 inter the body OF young man named Vaughan.
lie undertaken and his assistants carried the
S s up 20 the house, ana, with many bump and
oahg, up the narrow stairs that leu 70 the room
where he lay. His mother, a widow was rendered
almost wild yesterday by his death, and the idea
tAAt Ms body was 70 be taken on started her up
again. With wild. insane laugh. she hung the
uoor smut In their faces locked IT, and then with
almost superhuman strength dragged up a big
D1reau AND other furniture ana barricaded the
Sooh sne would not listen 70 reason or entreaties
ner only cry being, "My boy, my poor boy: you
snant nave my boy" The poor mothers distress
Anu srei utterly unneryed the stout-hearted un-
oersAker, and he lert her alone. This morning he
aaaee anoener attempt. ana by some means sue
seeueo IN getting inside the room and REMOVING
" oroken-nearted and almost insane mother and
tne corps OF her son. The mother is now In ocoi
hanos ana VIII be cared for Jenderly.
THE DRINKERS AZURE AIcopor
one nouceaole thing, and a slIgntry amusing
one, Is the sudden change In the habits or DRINK,
ing men, Physicians say man ADDICTED 10 the
use Of LIQUOR Is not likely TO survive an attack OF
yellow fever. This announcement has maSa e.
tOtalers by the hundred The exoans xo,,1d go, 80
made the liquor business dull but the doc,o,s.
pronunciamento has paralyzed Il quite. Three or
Tour oarrooms have closed entirely. Those whicn
stiu keep open do no business. The bottom has
dropped out of whisky cocktails ana the suave nd
COOLING gin LIZ. erstwhile so popular with me
average floridian-
w.
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NEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 1856 F st

NEO W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. $50 ST.
PRoPERTY. FRoNTiNG NINETY SEVEN
EEEH az fSEEs 81 Hhh Est sRh q
6 AND STREETS.
No. sss
District Columbia and At the request Of the party
sa:ssD; 81 IS. e. ~ 5E;as
scSs: II 3ss II IL s1a * sHs III o4 feet W
Terms Of SALE One-third cash and the balance in
:ss srS
tum per annum. payable semi annually or al cash At
resaPsd each e. j time Of .ss S Ss
.Na FecO,dnF s e SS cos cos: Terms
soid At the ana cost Of The desutins purchsssr
..e-seaa. i SsNsE 4 RH kssazAssk rru.sss
R oBERT vosE I CO.. AnctiOnesl. ,oo,
On SATURDAY. sEPTRMBER EIGHTH, at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ We viii offer for sale the south portion
q :: .1' ss Sli "a
!%: 1,s sS aS:s ssoS scrs:
CURED. ~ 'A'' 0'p0''' ~
.1SSE sha Z s4sa5SHED y:..
DuNoANsoN BROS. Auctiop.sr.
GUARDIANS SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-
HHEECE AZ NV VV1 ~ IL OF NEW JERSEY AVE
by virtue Of decrees Of the supreme Court Of the
Dstct o. Columbia In the matter Of guardianship Of
Horton Q b au. Gertrude A. Ryan and Robert h BY.
~ man. pss.sd IN no lS2 Of guardian.nips and
q ne pEeppi Ss on SATURDAY. skRIkMBER LIF-
oli. hSs 11 1s 81 2. ksS' q
Guy improved by three-stogy and baooment Brick
Dwelling House. having south and east frunk end
being NO 42l New Jefssy avenue southsask
Terue: ODe-fourth cash: balance in four equal pay
mente at x twelve eighteen and twenty -four moltha
with x par cent interest from day of ele al onsh
and Ill conveyanctng It purchassr'e coet
ssI0-dkas BOO 6th q nv.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.

nUNCANSUN BKOS., Auctioneers.
SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS FRONTING ON
StAIH STREET. NEAR g STREET SOUTH
EAST.
-, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
EIGHIEENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell. in
front Of the premises, parts OF
LOTS IL. 10. 20. AND 81, SQUARE s7s.
These lots have aggregate front of $50 SIG feet
on 9th street aud depth of % feet ~ inches They
are finely situated for building purposes and will be
subdivided in smaller fronts at time sale with priv
lege of all
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal instaments
at one and two years. notes to cent interest
from day Of sale payable semannuaiy and to be So
option Of purchaser. deposit OF 800 required on
each lot at time OF sale Conveysncing. &C.. at pur
chasers cost Terms to be complied with IN ten days
otherwise right reserved to resell at risk and cost OF
defauting purchaser after five days public notice in
some newspaper published in Washington. ID. c.
se13d DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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A Considerable Cou,uup,;x..

oAAHA, NKs., Sept IA young man named
Charles Bonner went into a 10th street barber
shop yesterday morning and asked how much It
would cost TO shave q dead man ON being told
mat % was the usual price, Bonner said:
Inen I'll save my friends that expense by get
ting shaved now"
Accordingly he had the operation performed.
he went at once to the hotel where he was board
Ing and retired TO his ROOM He failed 70 respond
10 the call for supper, and at p. N. a bell boy
opened the door and found BOnner's nfeless form
lying 10 the bed Physicians who were called said
death Dad resulted from quick consumption.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Ready to Leave the World.
STRANGE yAGARY OF A RELIGIOUS FANATIC AND I'm
FATAL RESULTS.

'AeAht Or kkLioiOCS FANATIC AND TTS
FATAL RESULTS.
CARLISLE. Sept 13-Tuesday night Mrs John s
hoover. residing at Brands station. a few miles
nom this city, was aroused from her sleep by a
faint rap az the front door. Upon opening 1t she
discovered the wife OF neignbor, lying In a nude
condition, and chilled so by the pelting rain that
she could barely speak The unfortunate woman
was placed In a bed and somewhat revived, but
last nisht was thought 70 be dying. She Is a re-
lg1ous fanatic, and conceived the idea that she
had lived the time allotted TO woman, and began
making preparations for her DEATH which was 10
occur al midnight She would repeat, NAKED
came into the world, ana naked must 90 out OF
IL, ana would then tear the clothing from her
person she escaped from her hone and wandered
naked 10 the Hoover house. Mrs. Hoover Is a
nervous woman, and Is 50 shocked by the fanatic
that she Is also lying IN precarious condition.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
10 FINE LARGE MULES
CARTS, 1 LARGE WAGON,
SINGLE AND Do BILE HARNESS,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER FOUR
TENTH, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M, we viii sell in
front OF our Salesrooms, 9th and 10 sts NV,
10 FINE LARGE MULES,
ARTS,
i LARGE WAGON,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
The above Mules the finest offered for sale in
this CITY, and should command the attention OF parties
In search OF Fine AnmalsL
Sale peremptory to close . Copartnership.
Terms: cash. seS-d
u THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER NINETEENTH, 1858,
at same hour and place.
se13-d DUNCANSON BROS Aucta
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WEEKs Co. Auctioneers.
w o37 Louisiana ave.
Opp. City Post-ofhcs
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON-
TENTS OF HOTEL NORTHEAST CORNER OF
EIGHTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
COMPRISING
PIANO, PARLOR SUITES, WALNUT AND OTHER
CHAMBER SUITES. HAIR AND OTHER NAT
TRESSES, PILLOWS AND holsters, BLANK
ELS, SHEETS, TOlLETWARE, HANGINo6
WALNUT SIDEBOARD. EXT cNSION TABLES,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, PLATkDWAkE,
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
BAR FIXTURES, CONSISTING OF BAR COUNTER,
BACK BAR SETTEkS LARGE CHOP RANGE, RE.
FTkkiNsE ~ AZ s;6 Mr. gGIAG The ,NTIkE CON-
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of o decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, holding special term for
bate business will SELL the premises, 9Th and
sts, At public auction. on MONDAY, the SEVEN
TENTH DAY Of SkPTtMBEK, A. D., 1885, COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, the entire Furniture, Car
perts Bar Fixtures &c. contained in the above hotel
Terms Cash. JANE v. MARSHALL
Administering of Richard j. Marshall,
THOS. NJ FIELDS, Attorney. sel3-d
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,.0OFEICE COATS. stripes and checks, on
Monday. "wednesday. ana Friday mornings, from .
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
kLEGANT COUPELETTE GOOD AS NEW, MADE
BY w. D. kOGERS, OF PHILADELPHIA, AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER FIF.
TENTH, 1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front Of
my saesrooms, will offer one superb Coupelette,
nearly new being of the best makes of w. D. Roger
OF Philadelphia, Pa. Cost 81, 400 lerms cash.
scl3-2t THOMAS BOWLING, AuctloneeE
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$4,000 ASSORTED BRANDY, ELEGANT ARTICLE
OUR SALE FRIDAY MORNING, sEPlkMBkR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-06
Pension. to West vIrrlulons.

Special Dispaich to tie IHtcltgeaeer,
WAsnINGToN, D. c., August 5.-Pen-
sions have been granted West Nirginians
us follows:
Original William Hathaway,
deceased, Arnoldsburg; William w.
NeF, Reedsvillc; Susan D. Morgan,
widow Of Lawson Morgan, HarpeV's
Ferry.
increase Alpheus Moran, Tyrcon-
nell; Martin V. Trough Parkersburg;
Joseph Reckard, Bruceton Mills; Nor
man Gibson, Mt. Pleasant; William A.
Chandler, Rome; John a. Ciench, Hen
derson; Elijah NJ. Morehead, Thornton ;
Samuel W. Kending, Nestorville; John
r. Smith, Wolf Run; Lorenzo D. Mid
riG, Spring Hill; James Males, Clear
Creek; Daniel NJ. Willis, Valley Mills )
John W. Matheny, Clarksburg; Charles
Drake, Newton; Adam Wandling, Ed
gar; Devils Rogers, Big Spring; John L,
McWhorter, Troy; John Blackburn,
Maiden James +. Youst, Hagans; Peter
A. Gardner, Red Mud; Joel Ewing,
Pleasant View.
Reissue-John +. Michael, Tunnelton
Charles A. Crawford, Weston; George
W. Sine, Sistersville; Morgan B. Hale,
independence; Lemuel Richards, Lin
MIA; Josephus Tucker, Petersburg
William Morgan, Centre Point; Alex
ander King, Wadestown; Michael She
line, Central Station; Wade II. Powers
Cove Greet.
Original widows, etc.-Minors OF Aus
tin Cooper, Rock View, Bear Branch
Susanna G. Sattertield, Palatine; Mary
A. Barnes, Benton's Ferry; Margaret
Tippett, Wheeling; Mary L. Boyer
Parkersburg.
Mexican war-Andrew II. Christ
Hinton.
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To TIC Editor Of The IaielliJenocr.
SIR:-As you have republished what
you term the "self-eXplanatory' card OF
Mrs. |. II. johnson III regard to an edi.
torial published in the State Journal and
by you, will you not also
publish the "sclf-cXplanatory" comment
whiChaCcOmpanied Mrs. Johnson's card
in the STATE Journal:
eve are not aiming to quote Mrs.
Johnson's exact language, but we sub
nit that the three statements she denies
were q logical consequence, and, il one
case ut least, directly implied. WeshOuld
have qualified our remarks by adding
in effect the President said so and So
but in hasty prooi-reading did not notice
the omission. But we submit in all can
dor that the President OF the WOmcn's
Christian Temperance Union gave the
convention and the public to understand
that hereafter the WOmen's Christian
Temperance Union was to be considered
Third party organization, and it is so
understood by the general public; that
prohibition would not be enforced, in
the opinion OF the President OF the
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
without Third party, and surely that
would be undesirable; and, lastly, it fol:
lows from the espousal OF the Third
party that the President OF the Women S
Christian Temperance Union and her
remarks us to the necessity OF Third
party to enforce prohibition, that the
people OF West Virginia could not be
trusted to do what the people OF Maine,
Iowa, Kansas and Rhode Island have
ione.n A. B. WHITE,
Editor State Journal
PdrkesJWg, ". Va, august 1, 1883.
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
CRYING with pain Of cutting teethH If
so, send at once and get bottle Of Mrs,
WrSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP For Chill
pREN TEETHINd. It's value is inCGlcula-
BE, II will relieve the poor little sut-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon it
mothers, there is no mistake about it. 1t
cures dysentery and di"Frhee", regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cholic, softens the gums, reduces the in
fIammation and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mrs. WINsLow's
SooTHINd SYRuP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one Of the Oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and is for sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price %
cents bottle. MwF&w
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0hf Sntflliaenter.
once Nos. s5 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
HEALED BY FAITH.
Miraculous Cure at Campmeeting in
Illinois.

Miraculous Cure at CamPmeoting in
Illinois.
SprinaGeId' Dispaich to The Chicago Tribune.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
faith-healers expect to close here next
Sunday evening, business is tlourishing.
The record Of to-day is as follows:
Eva NJ. Girard, an S-year-old girl, Of
Fairfield, was cured of hip disease of n
years standing, and Fanny Young, OF
Springfield, OF what she called "a misery
in her side" which had lasted for twelve
wears. Annie Beaver, OF Cortland, ILL.,,
declared herself cured OF liver com
plant OF eight years duration, and The
dore BolIinger, of Springfield, OF catarrh,
from which he had suffered for eighteen
years.
Dora Phillips, Of Elliot, ILL.,, felt that
she was going into consumption, and
had not sung q note for seven years.
She felt that the glory had come in now
and the disease gone out, and she sang
like lark.
Flora Early, of Springfield, had had
asthma for thirty years and was curedin
thirty minutes by the watch.
Mrs. Mary Z. Hendricks, of Barclay,
had heart-disease for forty years. Before
the heaiers got around to pray with her
she scrambled to her feet crying that she
was already cured. She said she had
just got near enoughto touch the hem OF
the healer's garments.
Ella King, who was healed several
days ago, came on the platform to assist
in the singing. She was Immediately
taken in trance and stood an hour with
her book in her hand and her. mouth
open ready to sing, all the while staring
up to heaven.
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SONE FARMER on SOlIETHIN,.
APretty Incident of Mr., Gladstone Which
shows His Character.


A PFstty Incident of MIR. Gladstone Which
shows His Character.
Neg York Mail and Express.
About forty years ago, says writer,
several haulers were employed in carry
ing pig iron from brymbo to Queens
Ferry. Among the number was one
William GrifIiths, who is still alive.
This man, when going down to Tinker
dale one day with load of iron, was ac-
costed by stranger, who talked very
freely with him. Among the questions
the stranger asked him how much per
day he got for carrying the iron.
"Six and sixpence," said the carter
"What weight have you on the cart ?"
"About a ton and half" Z.
"And what do you pay for gates?'
Eighteen pence"
"How much does it cost to keep the
mare?"
"Thirteen shillings week."
Presently they reached the foot OF the
mill hill.
GLOW are you going to get up this
hill?" asked the stranger.
"Oh, nun get my shuder and push
hup ere"
"I'll help you Bit" said the stran-
ger, and he at once put his shoulder to
the cart and pushed up the hill well.
When they reached the top the hauler
said: "YOu an me as been has good has
chain 'orse."
"Well, WE'LL" said the stranger. 81
don't know how the poor horses legs
are, but mine ache very much indeed. /
suppose you can manage now?"
"Yes, thank you," said the hauler;
and, wishing each other good-day, they
separated. As soon rs the stranger was
gone u tradesman asked Grilliths ii he
knew who had been helping him.
mo" said he, al never seen i'm be-
fore"
"That was Mr.. Gladstone" said the
tradesman.
"Mr. Gladstone, Exclaimed the hauler.
81 dunno what Ell think o me, then,
for never sir'd i'm nor nothin'. Sure
| thought he was some farmer or some
tlin'n
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A''hENsNu''fNNs'
NIAETINsBURG, W. Va, August A
meeting OF the Republicans Of Berkeley
county was held in the Court House
Saturday for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to the State and Congressional
conventions to be held nj Charleston,
August % and Philip August "A, respec-
lively. Hon. G. W. Feidt was made
chairman, and J. W. De Gray, secretary.
Delegates to the State Convention were
appointed us follows: John T, Riley,
John Farmir, Samuel a. Aler, George
NJ. Bowers, U, S. Grant PiLzer, Georg c
W. Feidt, Henry Fitz, George W. Green,
G. W. Bowman, james W. Mcdonald,
John Clendening, Samuel Gold, Jacob
Cartrow, Luther Ropp, !. W. Ward,
Charles Miller, James W. Robinson,
Joseph Kitchen, G. c. Daily, W. II.
Mcdonald, George II. Ropp, George p.
Riner
The Congressional delegation is us fol-
lows: ]. n. Wisner, Charles Brellett, G..
NJ, Lemon, John D. Gordon, b. NJ. KIT
chen, James II. Smith, Charles Miller, L.
9. Henshaw, j. B. Small, A. 7. Harper,
Jacob Lemon, &. II. Ropp, William b.
Cost, Thomas Williams, u. S. Grant
Pitzer, George W. Feidt, Kinsey Crcque,
John Heller, G. NJ. Bowers, Henry We
ney, John 7. Riley.
The delegation to the State ConVen-
ton is solid for Hon. George NJ. Bowers
for Auditor,
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Drink Malto at soda fountain.
"Come around next stewsday," said
the cook to the oystcrman.


The modes OF deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclusiveiy
that more persons die from diseases OF
the Throat and Lungs than any other.
1t is probable that everyone, without ex-
ccption, receives vast numbers OF Tu-
bercle Germs into the system and where
these germs fall upon suitable soil they
start into life and develop, at first slowly
and is shown by n slight tickling sensa-
ton in the throat and ii allowed to con-
tinue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and to
the head, causing Catarrh, Now all this
is dangerous and ii allowed to proceed
will in time cause death, AT the onset
you must act with promptness; allowing
a cold to 90 without attention is danger
Gus and may lose you your life. AS soon
as you feel that something is wrong
with your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, OBJ
tain bottle Of Bosehee's German
Syrup. 1t will give you immediate re-
LEI. D&w
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Army and Nary Register.
Hon. R. r. Mcmahon, Deputy Second
Controller OF the Treasury Department,
who is well known to Army and Navy
officers us an efficient and just official, is
preparing pamphlet on "Our Treat
ment Of The Indians" The book is to
be dedicated to famous Indian fighter
and prominent army officer. In his
dedication the author says: To-day,
even, the overwhelming system Of de-
struction is marching on, and will con-
time to march until the last luckiess
savage will be driven to the 'far-oir'
Pacific, and from the shores OF that vast
ocean he will turn back his swollen eye
over the boundless hunting grounds OF
his foreiathers and there contemplate,
like Caius Marius on the ruins oil Garth
age, their splendid desolation.' Mr..
McMahon has been II close student OF
Indian literature and an ardent sympath-
izer in the Indians troubles and trials.
He has had unusual opportunities for
studying the characters OF the aboriglnes
by reading and travel. The results OF
his researches will be awaited with in
tprpSt
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E. cambridge Munday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says:
"Havc used Electric Bitters with most
happy results. My brother also was
very low with malarial fever and jaun-
dice, but was cured by timely use Of this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bittcrs
saved his life"
Mr. D. !. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Cave,
KY, adds like testimony, saying: "He
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, us
well as cure all malarial diseases, and
for all kidney, liver and stomach disor'
ders stands unequalcd. Price 80 cents
and 81 at Logan x Co.'s drug store.
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DRINK NIaltO, it is pleasant.
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pALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD

DDeparturG Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect april ~, lssS-Enstern time;
Express Tor Chicago and the Northwest, 1922
m, $40 p IN, $3.50 p III tally, and HEB p IN daily
Express for Cincinnati and St. Louis, 1928 a III
daily, LIB p IN daily.
Sunday.
daily, and 2:i5 p IN daily except sunday,
Express for Washington, D. e., Baltimore.
Philadelphia ana New York, via Grafton, I'D
m aud 5:iDp IN, daily, via Pittsburgh V;0P' H.
daily.
except Sunday, Additional way train tdr M0lh.
iugton, Ia, $50 p IN, daily except sunday.
For Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore AHu
philadelphia NJ G:2O y m dolly.
PIttsbtsFgA decentralization, sunday only. ~
Tor Monn4vIle, 5;5S and 7;s5 = m; and 1900
noon. and 6:lO p NJ, daily except SnndAy'
For Grafton, $50 p m, daily.
Tor Cumberland. gO5 M, daily, except Sun
day o..,
$50 pm, daily except sunday.
Express TRIMS arrive from Chicago, 6:95 ana
| $3.50 m and 6lO p m daily, and A:55 daily
Express trains arrive IRON St Louis ana Gin
cinnnu 1855 q IN and 6:l0 y m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Balt
more and Washington, D. G., via Grafton, ll:2o
nj and l0A5 p In daily; VIA Pittsburgh, 1913
Trains arrive from Columbus, 1865 am daily
and G:lO m daily, and 1885 am daily exert
Sunday.
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, 1918 m daily
ard 12A5 p IN, except Sunday, sos p m and l:ic
| y III dHily.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, 500 a M,
daily except Sunday.
| Trains arrive from MOundsville 1870 and g:l5
III niIr l;S1 aud 7;4Q pm, daily.GXcept Sunday.
| Trims arrive from Grafton, II 80 II IN, daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $3.50 p IN, daily
except Sunday.
III, and rs and $40 y IN. daily except Sunday
Cambridge accommodation arrives at7:lO p III
except Sunday.
residences on orders left at ticket office 100 Mar
| ket street, aud at depot.
CnAS. o. sCULL, Gen. Pass Agent
| W n, CLEMENTS Manager.