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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09
KANAWHA g. OHIO RAIL
IN WAV

lRoBr. W. KELLEY Receiver
(Kanawha short Iine) Schedule boo effect fcl
ruary 3d lSs9 Subject To change with0u. notice
Trains leave Wheeling l03Oa. m. VIA OHIO River
r. K. arrive Charleston $50 =. m. leave
Charleston G.ll a. IN, arrive Wheeling 49, p m.
WAC. r. X Leave Charleston i2.I p m
arrive Wheeling 1850 p. m via Columbus aui
Pan. Handle daily except sunday. "CcntraI
standard Time" SUNDAYS only trains leave
Charleston 500 a. m, arrive Wheeling % p. ne.
GRO. }. ERNLlCH, G.PA.
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2. 2. = q. RAILROAD,
ssuslra and GAINESVILLE thTough passsng0r trSin
ls.yls BaliAira a. S.40A ~. alrtyes atBslla,fS
$50 2. 10.
yycodsdaid passenger train leNyc6 BollSigs
4.2O "a. IA. arrives al Bel aire At SD an.
snrrerield Accommodation leaves BollniI
11.25 %. TO-, arrives at Bellaira a. 1l.S9 :. u.
An trains daily except sunday. Contra Stand
Al Tine rom Belaire.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and sitar Monday. April ~ lSS9 trains
on Che wheeling Aut elm Grove Railroad viii
ran as follows.
Lesye wheeling. Leaves Wheeling Park.
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CLEyELAED q PrTsBURG j..

Under schsiuis IN sfsCl Feb. 10TH 1872 trAins
leave Bridgeport, ohio, Central standard Iime
YOf PitlsbuTgh, Chicago and Cleveland, ( 50 a.
n. For Pittsburgh, l0.2ls n. For Chicago ard
Cleveland 100 p. m. For Pittsburgh aud New
York, S:29 p. n. For 5teubsnvillo, s.Ss a. N.
For Martins Ferry, s:l5 O. m. Trains Arriya a,
Bridgeport Al 7:bs a. n, lO2l a. ~. l2s2s ,. "a.
i:36 p. m, and 747 ?. 10.
A. L. HALLIRG, Ticket Agent
nols Bridgeport, Ohio.
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srArEs-Dull and steady:
Fours, Registered.

Acknowledgment sales 81 $4,000
STofTs-The stock market to-day was less ac-
.i,e hnt stronger than yesterday. The opening
was feyerish and Irregular The majority OF the
Iiss are y TO * per cent higher than last even
ings quotations, but the market was extremely ioa
~ load M The list the transactions were almost
entirely professional and the fluctuations were
confined to the smallest limits. Among the spe-
cialties there were a few very wide movements.
the most prominent being the sudden rise oil Z
lnoost nj which was retained at the close. The
market finally closed quiet and steady to firm at
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot.
teries which may be presented at our counters.
R.M.WALMSLEY,P res't Louisiana Nat Blk.
PIERRE LASAUX, Pres't State Natl Blk.
A. BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans Natl Bk.
CARL, N0uN, Pres't Uuion National Bank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

TOLEDO O.. May s.-Wheat, firm; cash Sic; May
Sic: June SO &C: July and August sO'-c. Corn
duh. cash and May $40; July S6' e. Oats, quiet
cash and May 22c. Glover Seed dull; cash and
April 81 -.
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asa gentle laxative. Paine's Celery COil-
,,,,,r5 il surely without peer. think ought
- tnow. since have tried remedy aIIer REM REM,
sv for about I'VE or six years ana nave louu u
Soshinr that equals itin my case Of ostyehesS'
7 p JTyElSs. Teacher. Cloyds Greek, Iehh'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09
Paine's
Celery Compound

+. G. STCKNEY, Druggist Havana, Ala
Moral: Use Paines Celery Compound and stop
running the intestinal tract with harsh purga-
tive nils. s1.OO. Six for $500. Druggists.
WELLS. RICHARDSON & Co, Burlington VI.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Tablets king effect February 10, 1859. Pa.
senger trains Will run As follows-Central Tire,
All trains daily except those marked thus
which do not run on Sunday:
SOUTH ROUND. lNo.7flNo- E No 24tko 4
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TOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with or without board, at q Virginia street
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE. MD. MayS-wheat, Western dull;
No winter red spot S5c; May Sic June SIC
July SEE Corn Western trmer; mixed spot
and May 42i -a42l5c: June 42i c; July 42i-c. oats
quiet Western white 32a$3c Rye, inactive at
5ia5jc Butter, easy; Western packed l5c; cream
cry l9a22c. Eggs firm ut lie Coffee, quiet; Rio
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Boston,.
GROCERIES.
Wheeling.

PHILADELPHIA, May Wool quiet and nom
inal
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9aE Bent

TOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with or without board, at q Virginia street
apps
DOR RENT-DESIRABLE STORE ROOM ON
II Main street. north end Benwocd. Apply TO
CHAS II. SEABRIGHT, on premises. aplSe4dh
ITO RENT COMFORTABLE, MODERN Dwell.
| ling House of rooms. No. p Thirteenth
street. Apply to W. II. RlNEHART, ll63 Market
street. aplgh
ToR RENT-GOOD ROOMS, FURNISHED
n or unfinished Enquire at No. SIS Main
Street. apl2veqd
IOR RENT-DwELLING HOUSE No. % FIJI
II teenth street, corner Of Eoh street. Apply
to W. II. RINEHART, 1863 Market street. ap3h
FoR RENT.
The room on the northwest corner OF Main and
Twelfth street, now occupied by the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Possession April
lst 1859. Apply at PEOPLES BANA'
Or to THos. o'BRIEH. jazz
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LAREMONT STOCK YARDS,
BALTIMORE. May 6, lss9.

Arrivals Olive stock at Claremont Stock Yards
Via baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the week
TaINes ig5 Sheep ana Lambs. 4,l6i Hogs, 10
Statements TO New York. Philadelphia, &c. 6l3
Cst3e Il Calves, $50 Sheep and Lambs, l,6do
Hogs and &c Horses. 49,, =,
g weight Receipts this week 2.s0i head,
eioinst 50 last week FUR to good Hogs sold
a, e. 95a5 30 and roughS at 81 y per loo lbs.
Receipts of sheep 5e9 head, with sales AT = wa
1 q per 100 lbs and Lambs nom 10 Genus
nor H.
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TOR SALE.
EOR SALE.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ing, piece Of property in Martins Ferry, Ohio,
consisting OF a lot of ground 5OxlOO feet, with
two story frame dwelling Of nine rooms. As an
investment will pay 10 per cent. Apply to
w. II. RINEHART,
ap29h ll62 Market street
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philadelphia Cattle Market.


REEF CArrLE.-The receipts and consignees
,rare. Charles 5 Dengler x Co. l53 John Nc
Nrdie. 800; NJ Ulman, -; c. schanbeTg x Co O..
1no. Charles RoeSch x Sons, 81 y. b. Herbert, %;
NT;cbaei Loeb. IS: Louis schamberg 81: Abe
Kat 60: Dennis Smyth, 81. Daniel smyth 4 Bro
Is. Isaac Adler 81: +. scheitz, .; John Ridly ;
A 4 Boswell, L; ". Welker 9; D. Cassell: II
I Pnsey: 6: D. Schrecongost, l.; F, B.; snebley'
90 j. F. Dufiey, ii J. F Grots, 10 Eli kenqls' -
n Staufer. INV. &. Hpke, l6' W. BaInitz, le'
Johns. 81 John Holland, y, K: y. knox ~,
q Bear. IL: Daniel Diller. 20; Christ. seitk' 20
Milton Ely Il Gressley 4 lohn, u.s. T. l. nhli'
-: F. Merrick, %. e..-,.,i
With continued light receipts and fair local
demand the market opened active TINS morning,
and all receipts sold readily at an advance OF
from, 10 TO zoe per 100. A large number OF cat
lie we're consigned direct to wholesale sisq igi
r,,sis mon the market. being better satisfied
win their profits that way than to take chances
of selling the meat. Quotations Extra 45sai5 g
good. 4l.ai1Ic; medium, 554a4ci common ga
SIC. 49,. ,,.ool ,rara O M
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Baltimore Cattle Market
At CAIVPRTON YARDS.

REEF CATTIH-Trade in beeves has been fair on
the Hill today. The quality of the offerings
shows falling OF in the general average as com
pared with that of the offerings last week.
Values show little if any. change with the gen
eral range of last week. the highest figure THIS
week being d shade of from that OF the top sale
lon private terns) of last Thursday. Prices
ranged from pa TO 4 2-5c, with few overi'4c most
sales ut 24a31sc.
Prices OF beef cattle this week ranged a iol-
lows. Best beeves 81 00ai 90 %; those generally
rated first quality s. 75a3 81 medium or good
fair quality s. O0a3 70. and ordinary thin steers
oven and cows s. Ona2 ~ per 100 lbs.
OF the Cattle received 6S5 came from fennsyI :,
yania. S2S from illinois, Isl from Maryland ana
% ron West Virginia. Total receipts Tor me
week were l. 30 head, against l,'i36 last week.
and g5S same period last year.
Ofthe offerings 60 head were sold 10 Baltimore
butchers. 40 to Richmond VA ldealers, ana ~ 10
Eastern dealers Total sales for the week uso
head against Cos last week, and "a head same
period last year ,,-,...
SHEEP ASD LtMB>.-There is much lighter
nun than last week, and the quality is not as good
MS il was then. Trade is dull; no improvement
on last weeks report in that respect. Y9toauo.n,s
show a lower range Clipped sheep sold at 2ai, Z
cents. few at the latter figure; wool sheep 81
~. cents and Lambs 6aSt cents per 10 gross.
Receipts this week Of Sheep and LAMBS 5'lIo
head
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NOR RENT.
MT. De .CHANTAL,
Near Wheeling, W. Va.

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Address Registered Letters Containing Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANH
Now OrIeAna. In.
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1or 9ale

ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE-6OxlOO feet, s6oOOO
i 30xl00 feet, s3OOOO Terms easy. Apply TO
W. X. RINEHART Real Estate Agent, ll6S Mar
ket ST. aprlO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

? y r Aches. DUN Palms. strains
Il Nt.sn"s- relieved IN one
- minute ny fnc Cutitura Anti
Pain Plaster. The FIRST and only
s' reuE-leuIuF plaster. % cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

STEAMER BELLAlRE.
Daily Trip CITY Tme-t53 SD and lli' a.
10 l0 AGO. $3.50 p. 10. 40,
sunday Trips and 10 a. Ia; $50, $50 and $50
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IMPORTANT.
Address n. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or; M. A. DAUPBiN,
washington, ID. a.

BY ordinary letter, containing Money or.
der issued by all Express Companies, New York
Exchange, Draft or Postal Note. We pay
charges ON currency sent 10 rs by Express
in sums Of 50 or over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-09

UIoR SALE - THE MODERN TWo.sToRY
Il Frame Dwelling House No. q South Penn
street Island. Apply ID w. Il, RINEHART. ll63
Market Street. my4a
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BALTMoRELI STOCK YARDS.
Af+h@- NJ -

sw1xE-The receipts, some $50 head less tfan
last week, made moderate supply, and are much
the same in quality as the offerings then. In
some of the yards there Is a fair demand prevail
ing. and IN the Others 1t IS only moderate. "oo I
bring q c per ID, mainly n-ar-by hogs Toughs
sold down to i@a6c MT. Receipts this week were
1850 head. . ,.,,,,,,
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OIL md TARNISH MEN DINE.
WORK OF THIS PROSPEROUS oRGAN1zAT1oN-
OFFICERS FOR THE COMING YEAR.

WORK or THIS PROSPEROUS CRGANlZAIlON-
oFrICERs FOR THE COMING YEAR.
Tho Paint. OIL and Varnish Club celebrated the
second year Of its existence last night By dining at
the rooms Of the Downtown Association, No. %
Pne-st The dining hall comfortably filled,
about seventy-fve members being present. Tho new
president. t. F. Rowe, presided at tho dinner. ]. :.
Burlctt the humorst was present and took a
prominent part in the exercises Of the evening.
As soon as the cigars had been passed around,
President Rowe thanked the club FOR his election and
congratulated the members upon the prosperity OF the
organization. Special reports then made by NJ.
D. Eyer chairman Of the retiring executive com
mittee Hllso by W. b. Templeton, the secretary
and treasurer After some further miscellaneous
busness Charles Richardson, president Of the Ma
tionaI Paint Oh and Varn!sh Association was intro
duced as the grandfather of the club having been tho
first president of the Now England Paint and on Club,
the pjoneer organization Of the kind in this country
lie said he was by means ashamed of his grand
children. but lie also pointed out ways In which
the club could be made sul moro useful TO the
trades represented.
Daniel G. Tyler, tho present president OF the
New England Club also spoke. giving an interesting
sketch OF the history OF that organization. Addresses
were also made by James 6. Dewitt, f. r. Arnold.
chairman OF a special committee on a credit bureau,
and j. Seavcr Page chairman Of the tariff committee.
Mr.. Page commented upon the ignorance Of the Free
Traders upon the Of their business, and said
that under protection the price Of colorS had been
greatly reduced in this country.
There were present among Others General L. l..
MoyncauX, the first president Of the club Henry Mcrz,
the retiring president; G. H. klssiS, A. ). Adler,
Ma iOT Garner, David Prince Y. :. Allen, Charles l..
Pierce, Professor Bcdforl, J. scaver Page, Clifford
TombortOn, L. II. kohns tamn, g. ". f0rtmeyer, ".
H. King, william L. Lucas. AQuilla Rich, Cau Merz,
J. Adler and Andrew j.. Rogers. The new board
OF officers elected and installed last night are Pres
K. Il.
executive committee, Henry MeZ. Ennyon Pyatt,
George F. swain. John DOhse, Charles r. Pierce
and Herman Rosenberg. The club was originally
formed In part TO prevent cut-thrOat competition,
and 10 has not only succeeded largely IN that. but
has greatly reduced the periods allowed Tor credit
I'm the various branches Of tho paint. oil and vansh
trades. movement Is foot 10 admit TO
membership firms doing both i0hbing and a retail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
4 cold ROEBER CAPTURED.
THE THIEF WHO ROBBED THE FIFTH NATIONAL
BANK AND THE COMMERCIAL BANK.

THE THIEF WHO ROBBED THE FIFTH NATIONAL
BANK AND THE COMMERCIAL BANK.
Charles O'Connor. Otherwise known as Henry f..
Harding. Harry Brown and Long seymour wa, brought
10 Police Headquarters last evening nandcuGcI 10
Detective Crowley. O'Connor arrested last Fri
day in Philadelphia by Detective Crowley and Zundt.
and was held there un; tho necessary papers could
lie prepared for his transfer 10 This city. The prs
oner Is only twenty-five years OIL bat he Is considered
b. the police Of the boIdcst bank sncoks7 that
has appeared in long time aud jail breaker he
SURPRISES all The Jack ohepIa.ds OF old
IN the morning Of september 20 last lie took s. 0OO
ia bills from the money drawer directly in font Of
TIC cashier Of Tho FinE National BANK. and got away
with il without, any trouble. The same day, In the
afternoon. he reached high railing IN front OF
tho cashier OF the Commercial National Bank and
picked mp 3, 800. lie left the bank on a run and
chased by a large crowd. lie wOuH have gotten
away all right as lie could easily outioot an ordinary
runner, but he fired three shots at tho crowd and
this attracted the attention OF the police and led TO
his capture. All the stolen money was found I'm
small bag strapped to his back. When O'COunor was
talen to the Court ii General Sessions Tor trial While
waiting in the pen, no pied OF heavy vil5 screen
on the window and agcd With John kenny 4 muir
deIer.
lie was iaced to Chicago. and from thor, TO Canada
where be played his favoiic tick II tho Bank Of
Quebec, and sole O. 800 in bils. Aftcrwad he won't
% Philadelphia. whore he mai" hiJteil known 10 a
crook Who betrayed HIN L. mo lOi''. VI non b,
was arrested two small lilies found in BIS neck
tie and others secreed IN his trJus u.s. he aso
carried a heavy pico Of lead IiD' dagger ana two
r:volveIs, besides lock and staple as are ue-l
by window smasheIs" to iasien st0r, door anu
Keep the occupants inside while they plumber the
window.
O'COnnOr has served two short terms I'm tho ,ent
Tertiary. and he escaped from tho Tombe pol.e
Court By cOolly walking ont while on atendaGt',
head turned after be had boon sentenced 10 no
pcnitentary for year Cor tiil-apping Their, are
four charges Icudius against him. and shOull be "a
ccivc the maximum punishment no VIII remain in
Prison about thirty seven year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
TEN REPUBLICAN ABSENTEEs.

Washington, Feb. IA lSpeclaD.-The failure of no
less than ten Republican Representatives TO vote
or be paired the South Carolina election case yes
terday has excited much unhavOrabIe comment among
members Of their party In the House. Due notice
had been given that the vote would DO taken and the
other proceedings Of yesterday naturally caused fun
attendance OF members OF both parties. The unlucay
ten Republicans who failed TO record their votes
or to be paired were Brmm, Bunnell, Matfett and
Mccullough, OF Pennsylvania; FELTON,, Of California ;
Grouse, OF Ohio; Nutting, OF New York and J. H.
Brown, Gaines and YOst, Of Virginia. 1t Is known
that judge Nuttlng and Mr.. Msiett were absent on
account Of Illness, which, 10 doubt, also prevented
either of them from obtaining pair. II IL regarded
as rather strange that three Of The six Virginia Re
pubcans should have been absent and not paired on
such an occasion. One Of them--J. II. Browns
candidate for DoOrkeepeT of the next House. Only
two Democrats were absent or not paired-sco't, OF
Pennsy yania, and Smith, Of Wisconsin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
NOMINATIONS AND COMBINATIONS.
BELRNAP FOR REAI-ADMIEAL - CAhkoLh d.
WRIGHT CoNFIRMED AS LABOR
COMMISSIONER.


Washington, Feb. 14.-1he President to-day sent
the following nominations 20 The senate:
Commodore George T. Bckn1p 70 be h'Sl H-N" ~ .
Captain John g. Walker 10 BE- conmolo''' -
S1as Casey 20 be a captain; Lleuiensh' O''p'l''' -,
NJ Forsyth % be a commander Lieutenant C'"'I' D',H
nan 4, be a Lieutenant commander; Lieutenant 'FldeIlo
= Carter Junior grade, 10 a lieutenant l"euI'n4'
Walter 5. Hughes. junior grade, to be lieu''"" -9
Alfred L. Hail, TO De lieutenant junior E''' '
Harry NJ. Dombaugh To be @ Lieutenant junior g''ae
Ensign william L. Rush b DC lieutenant J"'o' -',
War Daparmcut-Flrst Lieutenant cambridge i|Yhoids
Sd Cavalry be captain Second Lieutenant l. L. hl'efs
ID Cavalry. % be GIs Lieutenant; First eu'en'n fN
H. Eimunds. Isl Infantry. 20 te c9p'sin FH'' l'
John Garland. 9th Infantry. ~ Doe captain S'oohu e'
tcrnt Reuben b. Turner, ON Infantry 70 D. A's. ",D
tenant; Second Lieutenant Edwin =. Peniletcn -Sd N
fsntrv. be FIRST Lieutenant Second Lieutenant - L.
INonhlcu,er 25th Infantry. be first lieutenant ee0d
Lieutenant Alfred b. Jackson. 9th Cavalry 70 DC hlo'
lieutensni Second Lieutenant Edward Andcfsoh' Io'h
Infantry. 20 be second Lieutenant. 1st Cavalry eocohu
Lieutenant william H. Hart. goth Infantry to Be s"coH1
lieutenant, 4th Cavalry Second Lieutenant M' - bu"VH
IT, 9th Intiutry. % BE- second Lieutenant ON CSNs"y
second Lieutenant Alex W Perry 10th Infantry 70 %
second Lieutenant Cavalry second Lieutenant George
T. stoeke. 25th Infantry. be second Lieutenant IOh
cavalry; Second LieutenaL: william T. Mittebrani' 10Th
Infantry, % De second Lieutenant. 1Osh Cavalry
Richmond McAIlistef schoneld, OF New-Iork. 10 b
Second Lieutenant 9Th Cavalry.
Tbs following oned officers named for
appointment In the Army Of tho United States sergeant
Henry A. Barber. Troop L. 7th Cavalry. % be Second
Lieutenant ls' Cavalry; FRS; Sergeant Michael NJ NC
Nance. T.oon g. 7h Cavalry. BE- second Lieutenant
Sd Cavalry Sergeant Nose s. Zalinsk Battery H. LIST
Artillery. 10 be Second Lieutenant % Artillery sergeant
EobeI; W. Ros Company c. 1eth Infantry Do Second
Lieutenant 9TH Infantry Sergeant william q. Bennett
Company II. l7h Infantry. to DO Second Lieutenant 9Th
Infantry; Corporal Frederic II. Sargent Company G. 9TH
Infantry. 10 be Second Lieutenant eth Infantry Sergeant
william A. Campbell. Company x. 18Th Infantry, 70 DO
second Lieuteaans Oh Inianty Corporal John u Sig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
THE UEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS FOR "a HOURS.
wAsyr,oroS Feb l4-8 in.For Maine. New Ia pshirs
Vermont Massachusetts Ghdc Island Connecticut Eastern
New, York Eastern Pennsylvania and HeHJersey, fair
warner; westerly winds.
For Maryland Delaware and Virginia iair slightly
yarmer.
For the Carolinas ana Georgia rain warmer.
For Florida Alabama. Louisiana, Mississippi and Eastern
Texas rain except portion o Texas fair; slightly
warmer followed 10y colder weather IN Texas.
Tor Tennessee and kentucky. rain; warmer.
For West V.rgn.a OHIO Western Pennsylvania and West
eru New-York fair except light SHOWS along the akes;
For Indiana and Illinois ar followed by light rain warmer.
followed by sghtycO.der IN lllao.s
Fo- ArGensas, RAIN; warmer.
For iowa and Missouri. rain snow; colder.
For Michsnn wiscOnan fair. except light local SHOWS
on the lakes. colder.
For Minnesota Dakota Nebraska and KANSAS snow colder
Tor Colorado local srows; Sugh;iy colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

The second annual FOR the championship %, the
hnateu Athletic Union took place last night the Bef.e
ley Lyceum. The hall was wCl filled with enthusiastic
friends Of the competitors The roqccmhEg contest wa,
won by T. A. Lang. o. ,he Ps,time Athletic Club Tbs
horizontal bar came on next with ave % ,ho,. their
skill upon Il. Roland MonesuX. o. the Nsw-York Ath.
letc Club won; H. Woefncf second The parallel bars
bfough. out nye contestants. Gusave AL OF the
Newark TuTnVeren received the honors ans Fuchs
the sAcond place In club-sw;ngng exhibition there
were eight swinger The Judges gave Frederick schroo
der Of the Olympic Athletic Club. the IRE, place The
flying rings contest endOd the evening Robert sto Of
the Staten Island Athletic CLUB was decided hes, and
Harry Petit Of the Berkeley Athletic Club next best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15
mrAEY GIFLs Isl I'D BICYCLE 10.

The girls VINO are engaged in the bicycle race AZ 81,
Square Garden are looking rather worn anu 'N - ~
t,,se who are sH in the race 10 win are d. "uOAy
ever Miss Stanley is .. tie front as sH' M 80 ',,
-, In, ,r,a.t,d second mace from Miss BALDWIN
The pittsbuIg leader has, however ihcf'Aseu nv
vantage and seems TO be uniting. Inc ''I'h !" -.
sbllltjes IS OF its height he betto'' Jus' NV
YESTERDAY. FOR example A5sembl yhah 4'N1."' 10
that Stanley would win There are piehY VI 'P0'''"S
men slou. however ready take these oaas'
Pretty Miss Cakes the Lancashire Lass mao Anon'
,,,ble at evening She took header" over slipped
wheel, and cut ugly cash IN her chm hsi '44,' 49,
however did stop her. and she kept on IN me raw
The score al midnight stood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-15

worth Raterv T. Frs, Artillery tn be Second Lieutenant
10th Infantry; Corporal Harold n. Jackson company T.
18th Infantry to DC Second Lieutenant 10th ln'anuy
sergeant Perclval g.. Lowe. Company b. lsth lianuS
DO Second Lieutenant. 18th Infantry; fiF' 9e's,'
Wilson Chase Troop b. 9TH Cavalry, TO 30 Second Lieu
tenant. Goth Infantry
The senate to-day confirmed the following nomlha'
tons: Eugene f. White, OF Prescott, Ark 10 De
Indian Inspector Carroll D. Wright, OF Boston 10 Oe
Commissioner Of Labor