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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
u FOOT oF LIBERTY sT:. NORTH RIVER
chanS. Tending Harrisburg. etc. -
90 NJ. tor Remington Easton, Bethlehem, Allen.
'oTn so n FOR Forinrson Lake Hopstcong, EastOn
Bhssss Maq Po rsmaS Ssh sS
Sunbury Lewis6urg, WnlismspoI[ -,
n A. of fS sSw
sasP saason
S Ssllp s M fSr ScnefVilie ana gienrtcS
cASnE Reading hasrsSSrg &c On Sundays a $50 D. m
100 q. p., Sundays Ter Easton; oo Ina o.,o
i 5S to S SOG haaf 49, h 40 B;a9sb
sbuiy Park Ocean Grove except Sunday Point Pleas
sS Rival, 90 S.; A;sS p ote for F'rmDsdno
zsS g. 2s 20 II Is nS'fnd h 90 CO. 30
6: 40 & 10 D. M Sundays 100. 800 a. m for Perth
A% FSs LAKEWOOD a. 80 sit4 9s n, 100. $3.50.
sop m Parlor cars 90 80 and 80.
FOB ATLANTIC CRY.
A.So a. m, p. IN. C2:So D. In. Through Express,
"'' SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FoR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
@ iaa 3 e ssa Sho H. va d s O.
,a ssS s 1 & B. n. H i E e.
SSr baltimore and wssAinssen daily :so iii 100
s1;ffR Ess ssI lssglns as ~ % 80
s 90 R NJ e. have connection for Reading Harris
Oa MsfsS and Paos Car seats BE- procured II,
2 a scsssHsS ssa sfSds sa 20 T SO
Pulsoa.s$ @ Brosdwsyt Brooklyn: a, ..p a. -. 49,
.sssSs tssn fssei a. rssid2ns2 ''' .A 'A'sS
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cort,snds M
Desbrosses sts- follows: ,
$50 . m Tor Catssanaus and inteunsdiste polnt4
a. N. foe Geneva Lyons. Elnnfa, Rocheettx Bufslo
and the West. and principal local ponss Chair car u
ElnIrs.
D. m. for Tunkhanneck and tnternediate poines,
Chair cara TuhkhannocH Connection TO Reading NJ
$40 = for P,ttstO3 and principal insernedisss
40 .. 10. for Maueh Chunk and Intermediate pointa
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
7 D. N. ioF Geneva Lyons Elmra- Rochester. Buiais
and the West Pullman sleeper " Lyons.
Trains leaving o. a. m. ! p M and ;40 p n. eenf
SUNDAY TRAINS
S. NJ for Msuch Chunk. Hazleton and internedisss
As D. m. for COplay and lntermediste potneS
D. IN. for Geneva, Lyons Emlra- Rochester. BufAta
and the West Pul:nsa sleeper % Lyons
49, General Eastern ONCE 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
J. On and attet JANUARY % 1890.
GREAT TRtJNE LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave Kew-YOfk via DesbrOssss and coftlanis
fE,s q a S0S KS west with Pullman Palace
Cars t s GS and Siasa "a
Dnns sToSS aSE and Sleeping VeSouied Cars at so
wiianspOrt Lock Haven. 90 81 Gerry v ,ns
and nsi' ,S ss On p Regions s.nns'ens 1s y. ~
f0ii S ?oo a. mn LOO $6o ana Tc5 , sundsJs
samsr ea' Washington and the South Limited wssh
sSSSSsy Of RF|e%g RiaiSs Ssfs S'
sa YIN gon s.S Sa a s sa S'sAns
sunday G sS?i is and aa 20 80 and 90 M faaS
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
i2 30 D. m. (througn ParIOr Carr, and p. N. week
For Cape Nay Rss r. "s saa d iSysrm..s .
aSas a St sGS'aS a1S A saSasy; S4S m and
f's an g? Sa as5Hs E d 90 ALLY Baltimore
BOs.s a Il Fay h0S mo * with all
trains st Jersey city. aGorrns speedy and d'sSs
'' Az FOR PHILADELPHIA
xpress trains leave via Desbrosses and Corr
gsn So 3 10 Chicago Limited with Dining Can
10 % SS S 5sHiseoS sna 49, CS 60
S ,ssn .nS g nj % I'd 70 .
suP mos. t:sS. s, q Gao and >. m. and ia:is
night asII 10 Except en- sunday a.
ana ana np p N on Sundays connect a Trenton ~
T Tssss oos as sss and "a ssssSs1y
As'Ss House. and snf bSSSyn station sOs
st. BrSoyn Is HgtSSsnst a mae"ss ards station 'sft
,hs TRe basgsee from hOIes and Sesds1pes woon
ehS '5:,s SU Gaaaser General fs. g0 0s:u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
RAILROADS..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
VIA PHILADELPHIA. TO
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINs
RAILROADS..

Leave Nsw.YOrk foot CT Liberty-ss.. as follows,
For Chicago. 2;9o D. m. f; IL 100 midnight
For Cincinnati and 50. LouiS 80 q M, 4:4B D. m
For Washington. Baltimore Wilmington and Chester.
$50 g. H. IL 100 O. m. lao p m 80 y. m. As .. IN
u 100 midnight
AL trains Except II 100 D. M run daily
gor tickets and Pullman car space cali d b. ana o.
Ticket onlces. 81 2e1. ais and LAO Broadway or a
Station. foot of IAberty-St
New.York TranSfer Company win call for and check
baggage from hstal or residence
w. N. CLEMENTS. cuAs. o. soyEL.
General AanAEsEs Gea'l PssA Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aprr I3.-I D. m.-Atlantic and Great Western
second mortgage trustee certificates So Canadian Pacific
bl Erte rs do second oonsos 107 Mexican Ordinary,
49,; ST. PAU Common 57s; Reading, a3a; Mexican Cen.
raj brst mortgage bonds, 73SA
Money IL nos per cent.
Psrfs sdvices quote per rontsJ at 50 francs so
the account and exchange on London ~ 20
francs az u confines for checks
Spanish As 49,
The rate Of discount opsn market for short and
three months bills is 1907 per cent
Bar silyer II quoted at I'D per ounce
The bullion gone INFO te Bank OF England on bal
to-day Ia 1900 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

In tho Pennsylvania folds the news sensa-
ona but the TaylorstOwn and Lucinda (claron) devol.
opmens wen less important ones ore looking favor
able TO the producer The bears, however who arc
making eXtrsvagant predictions Of the possible volume
OF production few months hence shutting their eyes
10 the certainty decline in tbs older regions and oven
should DO further increase OF importance IL will
probably reach its maximms tho trade Is about To
upon another active consuming season at home and
The complete pipe line returns for March show
gain in output March, 1885, OF nearly 10000 barrels
but compared with the yield in October 1887 the last
month preceding the initiation Of the shutn movement
there is decrease OF 10000 barrels. March ship
uents or deliveries considerably In excess OF those
Of March, 1888. and tho OF the runs was only
$1,000 barrels smaller than tho year ago. The
deiyenss October 1887, remarkably heavy and
yet the the production substantially only
as much Of last month 1t is hard 70 soc
In these figures I'm spite Of tho great activity OF the
driD any excuse for depression especially "a the not
stocks OF oil nes 95oo.ooo barrels less than on
March 81 1885, and nearly Is 1000 900 barrels less than
on October 81 1887 The volume OF certificates available
for speculative operations has shrunk the palGy figures
Of Iss than 10 barrels 1t viii be found nsFc-
tive 10 g1nce az tho statistical position Of oil this spring
and last spring compared with that existing on the eve
49,
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,,,rsr SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. @. A

W shRn ;;'sSs a ;:ss.y sns;s:
:ssi:s sn iSss IL n b sss!iissss D'iS
ESsi. T,ssso CS 81 M N,s. isS
Sds S.5IsIs;.: ssss, II AI r 3:
gsssss. Y9sIS . 'sS ~ 70 ss I'M y 80 g
.S%s,..l ssssS1s :s'sSl ; ss;R
SSss,s ,Ss 81 sS ISa,s sas bsy bsy sassps
S avs. osSsr trains daily sxeept suPs.y n Lev:
pstss; M sSp = 2
Smess, Brookiyn-sss wsshiassen;s ySo frsenssssss
sSs sad w ssssdvs ~ f sSt ,ss:
sssass nom hotsis ana fesdoncek O. LAM9EH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ TRAINS leave Chambersst Station week days ios
$50 .io and II 100 as $3.50, 4 a 80, 10 g:lG
$40, &c 40. g. 10 go m, IL midnight Sunday s.
80 80 g. NJ. 4, u 80 p. m.
Additional trains 70 Cresskill and way. $40 m ana
FOR Manuel Spring Valley. Monssy and rsimana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

The partial returns Of tho pipe lines for the early part
OF Apr do not indicate any change in the relative gait OF
demand and supply. The have averaged 90 800
barrels compared with fun Of So 800 barrels In
March a. 500 barrels in April 1888 e60o5 barrels in
Anr 1897 es 3e0 barrels In 1885, and 60 200 barrels
In 1885 The daily average Of tho deliveries has been
7q7o0 barrels against 1905 barrels in March 0i7lS
barrels in April 1888 94,ssl barrels in 1887 ooslS
barrels In 1885, and o. 420 barrels in 1881 The ineom'
plste figures from April 1 to IL were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT EoURTRAOK TRUNK LINE
on and att Sr A Ab 70 " sTs tT,b IsSye

.na sss: f ssS s s Ass s.,,
s.' E'Tfi sEsss' 4 ia 1s' g. ss'
FAASHs sEF5 : Ssss. III
anins.caI. drawing room and assplns Tor HbsQys
Edo etc arriving az Chicago az so a a. Indsnspo2
cisvsiand with train for Columbus and Cincinnati he,
CANT ~ men, 6sssS Gsps sSv s s Fall.
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati lndisnapoliA Detroit and
chicsgo drawing room ears 70 Gsnandaigys and R9chsss
for sarspgA Lake George. Ru:ishd Bennington. Ssfa
80 p m. Albany Troy a9d Utica Special. with dssss
50 IS D. M, Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy Cone
nects for WnllamstOgn North Adams and insermsdias
point; on E''fbS sst chssO Cincinnati, and st. Louis s
fonto and Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis St. LssA
Detroit and Chicago, with vesdbued and steam hesse4
q, and Saus cfna Pan E1 x
8s' sSR ss;
e NIsb Sqa c tsy e
dianspos, ST. Louis Detroit and chicago sssp,ns.
Satu MAY also to Canandaigua on Sundays only.
10 midnight for Saratoga, Whitehsn and Rutland Ne
connection With train leaving Saturday Sleepngcars -
tickets and space drawing room and sleeping
sale az Grand Central station ala zS and e45 Broadway
PARK psss ss!SsH sss Washington and 30 sa
ton sts and 39s Bedfordave., E. D., Brookyn ,
westcott's Express calls for and checks baggage frs
sr daily others daily except Sunday Stop at 1ssAs
st. sta On 70 take passengers for North and West
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Runs Deliveries. deliveries. Charters,
40 M Jav G9'855 1906 2a4al 81 296

Few words Of comment need DO wasted upon last weeks
dealings In National Transit certificates Prices did not
nuctuate beyond limit OF cent and were practically
unchanged from OF the preceding weeks While
evidently In hope sensational field news VIII
nrovoke long selling and 70 relieve their position the bear
marty are conscious declining faster than
tho output is increasing aud they are unprepaed for
ausht but ens against the holders OF certificates The
bulk Of certificates must of necessity be lodged In the
ownership or the custody the leading refining interest
and that fact leaves the market beTe Of bull leadership
without benohung speculation the cancellation Of cert1
Gates by consumption drawing tho lines closer about the
short intercs which still forced 70 pay the terms de-
manded by lenders the door Of the Exchange. The
market ruled throughout almost sagnant and featureess
and closed. -.
The range Of prices and the total dealings In National
Transit Certificates Consolidated Stock and Petro-
i nor the lost three weeks were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
Gsrnrsions.

STARIN'S EXCURSIONS
Books sA.M. to PM. Daily. Season
Now Open 10 AM. TO 7. N. Sunday. OF 1882
Apply for Illustrated Rook, descriptive Of the largest
and most complete
FLEET OF EXCURSION BOATS AFloAT
! Also new and desirable
GROVES AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.
Pier 18, n. E., foot cortlandt Ct
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, April Is. 1882
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO AND EASTEhN lLLlNOAo
1887. 1888. 1889.
Ss%1;T 8 s Ss ;sGSsS ssssS5
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
IL Ss71; /: s .53 s ggs ssE5 ss
CINCINNATI. WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
S SS%''; & .i4 %D Grille ssSSs
COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
Ss$,;; s .5l ssG: e ;Rs :3sSs
IOWA CENTRAL.
5 g,s.' week aB e AP g sssSS s Sc 3Ss IS
KANAwHA AND OHIO.
Flrst weak In April. ....... e5,0s3 h.399
Jan. i 70 April I'm oo'SN oV'oS4
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
S:s,;; & :: a. !ssis sss
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
S I5 T;:f I'M, $rr sfSs ssSsi sstS5S
TOLEDO, ST, LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Jsn T e hp II 4 4 18S slsssi
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
S S5sss .sSsa;ss '&s 'ssG G so2
Net earnings ;,...:...... s17,2O4 sls.58s s28,Osi
Ss fssSs 1JSsSs 455ss
Net earnings for two months s8ss4s s2s.eos s72.1Ss
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uanrins araoemies.

A LExANpEg kAo9RE9oRs, iqs WEST SsrH-sL
-Mendcissohz Hall 70 let for private enteresanments
EETNANpVB Dsasae AcAasPy lo2 Eass sssAr =,
nsy ssmss n'T s3 p, se,, rf sss'ha '"
Tx ErH-Iyf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES taught rapidly Z
BO 9sfvxxa "a ef ,esseas: 81 hours: lady asssstans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

FAST PITTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room ears leaves Gfan1
Central Station via Harlem Division daily except SUNDAY
StS; D. m. Fast time. Superior service.
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
J. NJ, TOUCEY, General Superintendent
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| BONDS IN GREAT DEMAND.
TO GET OFF FROM ATCHLSON.
A REDUCTION IN THE TREASURY BALANCE
AVAILABLE FOR THE PAYMENT OF
ORDINARY DEBTS.


Sunday, April lap. m.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs 50, ,514 and from internal rev.
enue s243l, 1877; total from both sources, $685.
241, against Sc, 754, 500 in the preceding week
The Treasurer's loss of cash from vaults amounted
to s3,693, 7OI, while the deposits in National
banks were increased by 1921, 754, making the net
loss in cash s3,411, DAT. The principal changes
in the Treasury vaults were made by on issue OF
s4,287,1O0 gold certificates, loss of s495,o7O IN
legal-tender notes less contraction of $4,000
in outstanding certificates, and gain of 1884,
07O silver coin and bullion, in spite OF decrease
of sI,O4I.2S2 in outstanding silver certificates
The liability for the redemption of surrendered
bank notes was reduced by only $685. so THAI
the reduction in the net balance available for the
payment of ordinary debts was s3,4l0,411.
subjoned are the results Of yesterdays statement COM
pared with those OF the statement OF April 8:
April @, 1889. April 10. 1889. Differences
Gold coin and bull.
less certificates
coo Egye so71e74s 2ess Dec 4os4
u osia hSe % % ESQ 2sJs27ee Dec. 1882
Nat. bank notes. 2,71'4T6 iSilsSf' Aho' sfA'%AA
Silver dollars and
S Its.%e less .. 2S45ss7e 2e74s7O4 InO 2oS7ss
Cash in 3s5 2ae si40 5sS Dee ssOos7O1
DeP 3cns b Banks. 424osss7 4a75174 2sl74
Toa, balance si92 755 e2s s1s9 27e Dec. sS4,o47
Deduct for funds
Nat blk notes
including the 80. go. m 40, ON ~. a., gaa
per cont fund. DO,4sZ,Si9 VV4oOo4" D''' IIOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

Ne Snee s1o2 sI5 sos 500 434 Dec ss4io41
BY the operation Of the New-York Sub'Treasury
in the week ended last night, which included the
payment of s5,O45, 935 for purchased bonds, the
associated banks gained s5,0O4,sl6. The state
ment for the last week reports an increase OF
s5,4sl, 700 cash, which indicates a return move.
ment OF money from the interior. As the dis
bursements by the Treasury counted in The state
ment OF averages for little more than $4,000 600,
this movement must have been much larger than
was known or expected The statement was made
up, moreover, on rising averages and the actual
condition of the banks is much better than n
shows The continued contraction Of loans
is step in the right direction. The changes
resulted in Il gain OF 81, 655,975 to the surplus
reserve, witch is now s6,065.550, against 81 o.
S7O,425 a year ago, and A,4Ss,65o in the same
week in 1887.
The changes in the corresponding week last
year were as follows: Loans decreased, 81 ,062,-
600: cash increased, 81, 96S, 800: deposits, ST.
$4,000, and surplus reserve, s2,249,550 In
1887 the changes were: Loans decrea sed, So $685.
200 cash increased, S207 100; deposits decreased,
1861 $780, and surplus reserve increased, 1913, 075.
The changes in the week in SS4 were Loans
increased Ss20,5OO cash decreased sf91, 700 I;
deposits increased, S353,000 and surplus reserve
decreased, S5S7,450.
The statement compares with OF corresponding
TQLN. 100 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

Refined oil moderately active and lrm but
changed cents gallon In York, and 600 cents
in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

The following were Saturdays quotations for un-
listed securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

The following shows the relation between tho total
and tho total deposits At tho respective dates
Specie 900 S64 200 s72 $4,000 sst 29I 500
Lcgaendefs 26S40. 300 81 5S2 100 So Ss7. 900
reserve $50 7o4 500 sio4 47s 100 ella col 800
Reserve required
against depots 90 05S.075 % CO... 075 10S 535 $50
surp!us............ s30i04s5 stOs7c.4o5 s8O0a $50
Pee cent OF deposits 1905 27.8 $3.50
The following is Saturdays statement in detail
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31GsiruItipn

For Young Ladies-City.
A RT LECTURES FOR LADIES,-Rev. Dr.. Gandner's
"A school for girls GOT 5th-ave. Mira Gardner, author
Of history 10 Rhyme. Lady teacher wanted next year
N AN NORMAN INSTITUTE POUNDED 1880 HOME
AND DAY SCHO0L.-Central Park, West. At e2d-ss
Morgan Mansonl Mme. VAN NORMAN. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

The bank exchanges az the New York Clearing House
and tbs stocks sold at tho EewYork Stock Exchange
the week OF three years compare as follows:
April 1877. April Il 6S. April ~. '9S,
Exchanges ST04 ISL on 1889 5l4 745 $685. l65 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

otal shares sold for the week. ::
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

Other ordinances considered by the com
mittee were an ordinance providing for the
appointment of a Deputy Mayor, IN case
of disability or absence of the Mayor; an
ordinance amending the garbage ordinance,
and sundry ordinances, in which small
changes were made necessary by the change
in the Police Court system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

1t isa fact that more unblushiDg frauds arc
daily perpetrated on the general public In the
name of Whistles than any other merchandise
In the market The confidence bestowed on me
by the public keenly appreciate, and as always
heretofore, will in the future not betray thai
trust. II is not an easy matter 10 have reputable
physicians aud managers OF hospitals indorst
any one particular brand Of whisky, yet they
have done 80 SINCE the merits OF KLEIN ISL
YER AGE" became known 10 them For the
sick room 1t has no competitor II stands alone
for its delicate and delightful flavor. III pure
and old, free from all impurities. Ny stock oil
other well.known Pennsylvania Rye Whistles
OF all ages is complete. My prices are Ms reason
able as shy in the State Ny Wines OF all tor
eigl aud domestic kinds are well and carefully
selected. No house can show you better Bran
dies Gins, or in fact any other imported liqours
than can.
The price for SILVER AGE" continues TO be
sl.5O per full quart. Old Gibson, Finch or Guck-
enheimer at 81 per quart or Pix quarts forso. A
fine Sherry or sweet California wine at SOC. per
quart and upwards. Send for L complete price
list and catalogue or call AT No. 81 Federal 81.
Allegheny, where one glsnce al our establish
ment will convince you OF the truth OF my state.
ment Respectfully .....
myi MAN KLEIN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09
HonorabIy Acquitted


On Friday morning, April "A, Mr.. W. p
Robinson lost a pocketboOk containing
about $40 and two theatre tickets for the
"Water Queen" He was sure the seats
were 3 and 8 in section d, and that
night Judge John Beymer, Of the
Western Union telegraph office in
this city, occupied the two seats
with lady, Mr.. RCbintoD, feeling
certain those were his seats, and thinking
that Mr.. Beymtr had found the pocket
book, he accused him of having found it,
but Mr. Beginner denied it. Several things
combined to induce Mr.. Robinson to be-
lieve lie WAS right, and on the following
Monday he swoIe out warrant for Mr..
Beymer's arrest before Justice Phillips.
The defendant WAS recognized in the sum Of
81. 600 and the hearing set for the following
Wednesday, but was postponed until last
evening when the hearing took place
Several witnesses testified that On the
morning Mr.. Robinson lost his pocket
book the defendant was not out OF the
Office. They also testified that on the
preceding Wednesday Mr.. Beymer hsd
shown them the tickets which he pur
chased for the show. There WAS no evidence
at all sdduced TO show that the defendant
had the p1cketbook or any of its contents,
while there was lots to prove that he wss
entirely innocent of the charge, and the
Justice without any hesitation fully and
honorab bly, acquitted him. None of Judges
host of friends ever imagined for oil in
slant that he would be guilty OF such ar
act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

Movements Of Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.
Geo. EAgleson, Of Clinton, was in the
city yesterday.
Joseph Clark, of New Msrtinsville, was
in the city yesterday.
s. d Blayney and wife, OF Tsy lOrstOwn,
we're in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. NJ. Childs, OF Boston,
are at the Hotel Windsor.
Mrs. John Berger is lying quite Ill at heI
home on North Front street
J. julius Richardson, OF New Martins
VILE. was at the Stamm House esterday
Rev. @. +. Beach, Of Indianapolis, edi
tor OF the Naiional Presbyterian, is in thu
city.
Mr.. T. Z. Barry and wife, of Chicago
are registered az the McLure House las
evening
DR.. A. b. Mason and two children, o
wadestowD, are qusrtered at the Hotel
Windsor.
I Dan * Co, left yesterday on an extended
business trip through the interior OF TIN
! State.
Mrs @ B. Briscoe, who has been visit
ing friends aud relatives 10 the South 70
/ the past two months. returned home yes
I terdsy.
Thomas Adams. Of Halls Mills, VIVA.
Mrs. J. s. Farrell, OF Charleston, and wv
Bell, of Parkersburg, are registered at TN
Howell House.
Mr. f. r. zimmerman. business manage
Of Mrs Mckee Rankin, who will appea
Al the Opera House Wednesday evening
May To-, IL in the city making arrangement
for her appearances.
Miss May Arkle has returned from
pleasant visit 10 relatives in Manchester
Ohio She il accompanied by her tw'
cousins. Misses Lizzie Snd Julia Randolph
who will visit her for several weeks.
Mr A. J. Keete, representing Lyon 1
Hesly, Chicago. sends word ahead to
/ friend that four boys have arrived at HI
/ house. and Mr. +. W. Banner shipped
I steam boat 10 Chicago as a present to III
Mr.. keefe, Jr.
Mr.. J. Ed. COeB, the ,aitkfal and eticien
/ bOokkeeper for RObt Simpson a Co, IA
severed his connection with that firm an'
vent MP 70 Pittsburg last night TO MI
I like position Tor Curry X Metzgsr, whole
sale grOcers Of thsi city
Mrs. Capt. T. Campbell sweeney die
Yesterday morning AZ her home on tn
Island, after quite an extended illness
she has large circle Of friends who vii
learn of her death with sincere SORROW
The funeral will take place from the fam
lily residence, No. . Ohio street, Frids,
morning at lO O'Clock.