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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28
SALLIE STOLE IN
And Surprised Books and
Betters, Winning the Ex-
position Stakes.
two Favorites in Five Land
Winners on the Fifth
Day.
Castilian, Lotion, Miss Belle
and Stoney Mont
gomery
Join the Daughter of Faustus
in Composing the Win
ming Quintette=
the Day a Marked Success in
Weather, Races and
Crowds.
First Half Of the Inaugural
Meeting Nicely Round
ed UP.
THE START.

'cThey're off, Montgomery in the lead;
'Leven second, seven third"
Is Caller Fosters thrilling cry,
And clearly sounds each word.
THE QUARTER.
"Louis d. Or takes second place,
With Kate Malone at Third,
Montgomery still makes the pace"
High DER the babel heard.
THE HALF.
''D' Or and Stony neck and neck,
Mabel at the girth;
Castaway third, with Taral up,
Whipping for all he's worth
THREE-QUARTERs.
"Look out, there, Golden Lou will win;
Montgomery leads neck,
Somerset third and Mabel fourth"
White with foaming flecks.
STRETCH.
Neck and neck the leaders come.
1.-The stretchr' cries Caller Foster;
"Stony Montgomery, Castaway;"
"Yo' win yo money sho', sir.''
FINISH.
''The finish, Stony by neck,
With Eilke in the leather;
9astaway (my moneys safe),
The field all bnnched together" P.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

If there is any royal
road to wealth, the per-
sistent advertiser is the
most likely to find it. 1t
pays to advertise all the
time.
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Continued ON Sixth Page.
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Continued on Fifth Page.
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Yesterday,s Bettine.

Ran unplaced, Woodcraft, 109, Louis d. Or.
Is, Kate Malone, 1O3, Longlght 1OS, Mabel
13, Bridgelight, III, Dad, 103. Time, l IA.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-28

Would you do a good
paying business during
the summer months? A
regular advertisement in
THE GLOBE will secure
it for you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1850 Passen.
ger trains Will run rs iOllows-Ccntrnl Time,
All lralns daily except those marked thusf
which do not run on Sunday:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04

In many instances It has been proven that d.
d, D. botanic Blood Balm, made by Blood
balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, will euro blood poison
In lis worse phases, even when all other treat
mont falls,
A. +. Brunson, Atlanta, Ga, writes: N had
a running ulcers on one leg and on the other,
and felt greatly prostrated. believe actually
swallowed barrel Of medicine, In yalR efforts
10 cure the disease. With little hppO tlHally
acted on the urgent advice Of friend and got !
bottle OF b. Is. u, experienced change, aud
my dependency was somewhat dispOlled.
kept using II until had taken sixteen bottles,
and all tic ulcers, rheumatism and all other
horrors Of blood poison have disappeared, aud
ut last ain sound and well again, after an OK
perlenCe Of twenty years Of torture"
ltObt. Ward, Max6y, Ga, writesi "My disease
was pronounced a tertiary form OF blood poison.
Ny ilCC, head aud shoulders were mass OF cor
ruptlon, and fnally the disease began eating my
skull bones. My bones RChod my kidneys were
demnged, lost flesh and strength, and life DO.
came burden. All said must surely die, kut
nevertheless, when had used ten bottles Of u,
Il. u, was pronounced we'll. Hundreds Of scar
can now Oc seen on me. lhAye now bcen well
over twelve months"
Logan & Co., Wholesale agents. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04
How Ice is Harvested.
Hartford Tine, FEB. II.

Last Monday tho harvestingand cutting
Of Ice began at the pond owned by tho
Spring Brook ice company, situated at
South WeatheHfeld, Conn. Two acres
OF Ice were first marked in squares the
size needed, tho whole resembling
Checker.board, from view at the top OF
the run" After the marking an Ice
plow was fitted into the groove made,
and drawn by one horse; II soon cut
the required depth OF three or four
inches. Bya gentle tap OF tho Ice pick
between cakes a raft OF fifty cakes Is soon
on It's way to the foot Of tho "run" where
the men stand as thick as they can work,
separating the cakes aud guiding them
on 10 the endless chain apparatus, which,
propelled by steam, carries them to tho
different landings. Hallway up the
"run," where the ice planer Is fastened,
rs every cake passes under 1t tho snow
or rubbish, II any, Is removed and the
cakes are thus OF q uniform thickness.
Tho men stationed on tho landings
guide cake, weighing 500 pounds, into
an opening Of the building, where six
men pack It away before Its momentum
is lost. 1t requires l75 cakes forty-four
inches square to make one layer In each
Of the six rooms, thirty.six men work.
ing inside. Each room will contain
twenty.six layers, or 1850 cakes Of ice OF
four times the ordinary size, which is
twenty-five inches.
The ice preserves better by having less
air space between the cakes, hence the
large size. The three large buildings OF
six rooms will contain, when filled,
1880 cakes weighing 0,s26 tons. II
placed end to end they would reach
eighteen miles; placed one above an.
other an leo monument five miles high
would DO the result
Monday the Ice was 10 inches, to-day
1t Is III. It Is really a novel sight to
watch this industry through all It's stages
Visitors are welcome, and they have
boon numerous during the week Mr..
Charter Is keeping house" during ''iCe
week." and the eighty.Rye men, to
whom he pays So a day, have warm
house In which TO cat their MONDAY
meal. About eleven acres will be cut
over. The rapldityi which these huge
cakes are handled Is surprising. A half
days work housed $500 cakes. Twelve
d minute up the "run" was the rule for
q long time.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
~ RAlLR0AD, Under schedule In oliSCl Fob.
10, 1889. Train leave bridgeport, COnifai gnnd.
ard utnei For Pittsburgh, Chicago and OiOye.
land, 400 4 m, For Plitbburgh, i0.g2 IN, FOR
UhleAgO ard Cleveland, 1907 d M For rllIbnfRh
and New York, Si2g pm. For RtoubOnVlllc, S.Ei
q. For Martins Ferry, Bit5 III,
Traits arrive al bridgeport al 7tb1 a M, iOi22 n
N. l2t2S y II. Ann y m and 7l7 n ieH
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Carr MS Fond.


FOrcSs and SiredH
will not champion the cause OF the
sucker, but for the carp have a good
word, and this good word Is superluous
among readers Of Forest and Strtam, who
are familiar with the subject OF Europ.
can table fish. The carp properly pre-
pared, boiled and served with butter
sauce and small boiled potatoes, is q
luxurious addition to our table; and
this expression OF sentiment on my part
is not original. 1t may be heard at any
first class restaurant In Northern Europe.
1t is true that the flesh Of the carp is 70.
dolent OF the odor Of various alga and
diatoms when the flesh has been recent
ly taken from warm pond, but the par
tlcular flavor rapidly disappears II the
fish Is put down tho well for a few days
before being killed, 1t is not half as
much trouble to sweoten n school Of
carp as IL Is 10 iatten one hog, and the
profit OF the former work may far exceed
those OF the latter. / profess to DO some.
thing OF connoissOur at tic table, and
am willing 10 make the assertion that
Qualified carp" is delicious,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04

NN"N NNA"eh sNNbNNl w 9ke AtbulAN
John Wilcox Noble was born in Ian,
caster, Ohio, October 81, 1881. Among
his brothers is Henry @. Noble, a prom,
nent lawyer OF Columbus, Ohio. He
passed his early days In Columbus and
Cincinnati, where he enjoyed good edu.
cational advantages, He attended
Miami University and aiLerward Yale
College, graduating from that institution
In 1851. Upon hisgraduation he studied
law, first In the office OF his brother and
then in that Of Henry Stanberry, sub.
sequently distinguished as Attorney Gen,
eral OF the United States under President
johnson. Mr.. Noble settled first in st,
Louis in 1855. Not meeting with the
success In the practice OF the law that
he expected, he removed the following
year to Keokuk, Iowa, where he became
prominent at the bar,
. Al the breaking out OF the war he en-
listed as u private in the Third Iowa
Cavalry, This regiment was actively
engaged from the beginning to the close
OF the war, aud distinguished itself in
many battles, and Mr.. Noble was steadi.
ly promoted until he became Colonel,
He was in the battle OF Pea Ridge, was
present at the surrender OF ViCksburg,
and took part in the cavalry raid into
Alabama and Georgia. At the close OF
the war he was promoted to a Brigadier
Generalship for meritorious services.
Tie was mustered out in 1865, General
Noble was married In 1854. Two chill.
dren were born Of the marriage, neither
of whom Is living. After the war Gen.
eral Noble settled in st, Louis, where he
was made United States District Attor.
ney by President johnson. He resigned
his position in 1870, aud has since been
engaged in the private practice OF law.
The gentleman who, II Is confidently
believed, will be Secretary OF the In
terror in tho Harrison Cabinet, was tue
particular friend Of tho President.elect
when they were at Miami College to-
yethpr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04
WOOL AND METAL TRADE.
BradstFest's Weekly Summing Up OF tho
Condition Of business.

Condition OF business,
NEW YoRE, March 2.-Nothing Of
special interest has appeared in the
wool market this week beyond a very
general inquiry for supplies on the part
Of manufacturers, So far as actual trans
actions are concerned business Is very
much Curtailed, Prices are pretty well
sustained, but on the whole are more in
buyers favor than for several weeks.
Since January !, however, the market
has been exceedingly firm, the decline
ranging only from about to lc per
pound on certain descriptions, while
others show no change, Stocks through
out the country are light or the market
would be weaker,
London dispatches report q small at
tendance at the mohair sales, with buy
eFs disinclined to operate, except in the
best grades Of capes, The offerings at
the next regular series Of sales promise
to be comparatively small,
At Boston fine woods are firm, on &C.
count Of their comparative scarcity,
though the inquiry is only fair, The
mnge for Ohio supplies continues at So
to 35c per pound, Only lighttransactions
in delaiue and Combing wool are re-
ported, and Texas woods are quiet. There
Is q very good demand for territory &C.
lections. Pulled woods manifest the
only noteworthy weakness, dealers, as a
rule, being willing to make slight con-
cessions, Current quotations are as fol-.
lows, in comparison with last year and
the year before:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04
Advice TO Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth ? II 80,
send at onC6 and get q bottle OF MRs,
WiSsLow's SooTlllNd SYRUP ron Chit.
DREN TEErlIiNu. It's value Is incalCulable,
It will relieve tho poor little sufferer i'm,
mOdiately. Dependupon L, mothers, there
Is no mistake about IL. II cures dysen,
tory and diarrhUa, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, Roitons the
gums, reduces inflammation, aud gives
tone and energy to the whole system.
Mus. WiNsLows sooriliNG sYEUp ron
CHILDREN TEETitiNu Is pleasant 10 the
taste, and 10 the prescription Of ono Of
the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians III tho United States, and Il
loF sale by all druggists throughout thC
world. Price % cents a bottle, MWFaN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04
Intanulo PHILOSOPHY.

BoIi0n TrdnIclpi,
Little Margherita, a ilve.year.old child
who often expresses her wOnderments
about the hero and hereafter, said to hel
mother tho othOr day, after a long time
spent In medltationi
N know what God does with our soull
after We die he makes another body and
puts tho soul into that. So all the deat
peoples 20 into live peoples, and he keep
putting o soul into new bodies till It's al
used upl"
Believers In nCtempsychsosts, theo
sophy and that sort Of thing may derlvI
no little satisfaction from this bit Of In
iantlle philosophy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04

FV77NT WTI 0VTTUW1
They can. DO seen at all times during
tho winter along tho south shore, and
arc source Of annoyance 10 people
owning summer cottages loft vacant
during tho winter, They do great dam.
agoLo window blinds by cutting through
them, and no doubt to obtain shelter, |
have shot them by carefully approach.
Ing the house, and pounding upon tho
side, .wlleteunOn COldpiti darts out and
affords an excellent shot. In several In.
stances ! have known them 10 bore COM
pletely through tho Clapboafds and thin
wall boarding, and take Up a Temporary
residence inside, completely sheltered
from cold and storms, Do not wood
peCkon peck" Al times merely u
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The Verdict Ijnanllaous.

W. p, Suit Druggist, BippuS, Ind,
tCStihes; II can recommend Electric
Filters as'tho very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given rolioi In every oaS6,
Ono man took Slx bottles, aud was CURED
OF rheumatism Of 10 years Standing
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellvlllo, Ohio,
Allirtns, "ThU best selling medicine |
have ever handled In my 20 years OK.
poripnCe, Is Electric BlttGfs." Thousands
Of others have added their tcstlmony,, Y
that the verdict 10 unanimous That El6c
ttlc Bitters do euro OIL diseases Of tht
liYer, Kidneys or Blood. Only a hal
dollar bottle al Logan 4 Co.'S dtul
STORE,
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Through Tickets aud baggage Checked 10 All
points, Foi rates aud other information address
-, FIRED Hu6EMEE, 7. +. A., Wheeling,
W. J, ROBINSON, q, r. A., PRrkoFsbuFv, WA
W. II. OSBORN, &. T. A., POmsF6v. q.
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EAST Liberty, Pa, March a. attle-RcCclpu
LON head; shipments 10 head; market nothing
ceIpS $500 head; shipments 1900 head mar
kutalOw medium Philadelphia 81 S0ai IS; heavy
hOgs 81 GJa4 ~; pigs aud Workers 81 SOai W
p-RGCelpts LOU hgnd shipments l,iUt
head; market slow at unchanged prices.
CHICAGO, March a. Cattle - Receipts ZOO
s! sous OO; cows, bulls aud mixed 81 4Oa3 TO-
llOgs-ReCclpts ll,0OO head; market weak aud
lower; packers and shippers 81 Bbai bj; heavy
81 4Oal ~; mixed 81 d6al 60: light 81 ltAl ~
ShCep-lGcGlptS l,JUO head market Slcadyi la
tlvGs s. 7Gai CO., western 81 GQaiW.
CISCiSNATI, o., March 2.-lIogs steady; com
mon and light 50 foul 20; packing and butchers
81 GOai 70; receipts pSO head shipments l3O head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04

signal to their companions Lastspring
l observed a downy Woodpecker mount
the top Of q telegraph pole aud tap sew
eral times with great vlgor and then lis
ten attentiyely, This was repeated sew
eral times, and finally an answer came
from quite distance. The woodpecker
then beat quite a lively tattoo and was
soon Joined by female, apparently, and
the pair Immediately made of. Upon
examination with good glass the wood
perfectly sound, and | was led
TO infer that the bird was not engaged
in seeking for food at the time, but was
simply rapping a signal fora companion.
Should be glad to have the opinion OF
Others on these points,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04

The Sunday School lesson was about
Samson, and wishing to emphasize the
fact that SGmson's conservation from his
infancy forbade that no should drink
wine, or even eat grapes, tho teacher
asked the question: Now, what do
you suppose they wouldn't let him eat
grapes for when no was little boyW
Because" replied a bright youngster,
"his ma was afraid he'd swallow the
skins2"
Tho best regulated military schools
will occasionally find abuses to creep
into the caterers department, but II Is
not often that the evil Ia rCmedled, as In
the following case: "Simon, the cook,
was not iastidiously clean, and a cadet
when called on TO shy grace before din.
ner III was customary TO call some cadet
at randOm), delivered this unusual
"blCssing;"
Lord from above, down on us lOOkl
And EGhd us down another cook,
For Simon Is 10 very mean
lie Will not cook the vlOtuAls olCAn
The father needed this bright lad o.
home, but Simon also found a Job which
suited him better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
DepRTtureOf trains from Wheeling, Schedule
In effect November II, lSSS-Ea6tcrn time;
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, 1929 n
m, $40 p m, $40 p IN daily, and ll:lS p m daily
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-04

Mems Wool Pants,
| 90, so, rs and
Sc, worth from ? 90 to
"a 90,
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Baggage called for and checked at hotela aud
residences on orders left nj ticket office 100 Mar.
ket street, and ut depot.
CHAs. o. SCULL, Gen, Pas Agent
w NJ CIEMRNTH MounUpP
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pellcnto olIIIren, Nnr,Inr

Mothers, Overworked Men, and for all
diseases where the tissues are wasting
away from the inability to digest ordina.
ry food, or from overwork Of the brain
or body, all such should take sCorr's
EMULSION OF Pure Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphites. ~ used the Emul.
sion on a lady who was delicate, and
threatened with Bronchitis. 1t put her
in such good health and spirits, that |
must say it is the best Emulsion lever
used. "-L, p. WADDELL, NJ. D., Hugh's
Mills, s. @. MwF&w
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For MoundSyIlle, $40 m, and 1890 noon,
daily except Sunday, ard $40 p IN, daily.
Grafton accommodation, $40 p IN, daily,
For Cumberland, $40 m, daily except Sun
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Mems Fine Wool
Pants, 2 so and IS 90,
cost from 4 90 to SO,
great sacrifice,
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Bellaire 4 GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
BellaiFc at S;IOa, m, arrives vt Helalre at $3.50
p, m, .o.
WoodRAeld Passenger leaves BellaiEe at 1;2Q p.
M, arrives at BellaiFe Ut 6:25 q, m.
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves BellAlTe
At l2!2S D. m, arrives at IIelare ut II 40 a. m,
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NEW YoRK, March 9.-pctrOleum opened weak
at VIC, but after the first sales beulmO strong
aud advanced 10 H21lc, when u slight reaction
occurred and the market closed steady at VlTc
total sales 1sS,OOO barrels.a
OIL CITY, PA, March 1.-opencd at 02lci high
est 9J4c; lowest VIC; closed III sales Al UU
barrels: ClcRranCes g,2G2,UOO barrels; charters
9O.5g7 barrels, shipments Cs,SG1 barrels runs b.
$50 barrels.
DRADFoRD, Pa, March 2.-Opened at 92ilSc;
closed at VIC; highest G14C; lowest Vl1Goi
ClearanCcs bV2I0O barrels.
PirrsBuRdH, pa, March 2.-PCtloleum dull but
firm; opened ut O2ISCi closed Nt S!9Sc; highest
0!91lC; lowest D41sc
TiTuSvIII.E. pa, March 2.-0pCned at O211Sc;
highest 0!1J4C; lowest We; closed ut E21Sc.
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i,r, il0nloy,, ,,,lety, ilOsf and Iron

Dr.. Henlsys Celery, Beef and Iron
contains greater elements Of strength
than any known tonic, We believe II
has greater merit aud has cured more
nervous ttoublOs and weaknesses In hu-
WAnity tuau Auy Known remedy,
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Lord from above, down on us look
4 nd Ectld ls down another cook,
Or Simon Is 10 very mcan
Arocullnr Explanation,

TSId5 SUtiH0t,
Lady Of the House TO cook, having
discovered a soldier In the Ntchon)-
You told mo when you CaInc here that
you bud no sweetheart,
CCOk-Ycs, l told you 80, and it'S the
truth, too.
"Who, then, is that soldier In the
kitchen II hU Is not your sweetheart2n
"llo isn't my sweetheart Indeed he
isn't lie is only trying 70 DO, and ]
don't know whether he will succeed OF
not,h
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when tl4by vlsIct, NO gave hcrcaSIOFlA
when ,hS v~n Child, sllO cried Tot ca''OtIA,
WHOM ,Ao became Miss, she clunG 10 cal'O'Ia,
when .As had chlldUu, ,hO gave them c@lOrI'
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FOR SALE.

a Building Lots on the Old Fair Grounds, ZGne'g
Orchard, North aud South Front Streets and
s0llh Penn streets, at very low figures,
AgOgd tOOmed uoule ut 2li2 Jacob street, al
ubaWAlu,
none!,c lriCk House, Il and ~ virglnia street.
wv Sil separate Ut both together. ThOy con
Wh asl modern improvements.
seven Noomtd House, lg7 South Broadway; a
%l property vt much leA than cost
lIGnt Roomcd cottage for R925.
LGll Eo9mCd House, North Front street;
"St 10Y all IN good condition; $500,
i've kGomed House, q North broadway will
IascG pIcasani home
SsA EQomed ltICk House, southwest corner
wy wy Tor Investment,
igNGTil.ihs Houses, Large aud small, always on
on. WI" G. o. sMlrlt. ION Main slrOOl.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stock Mar.
kets,

AAN ANANNANN hAAN NANHNa NN@f+ NhN~sF -reFN
kets,
NEW YORE, March 2.-MOney on call easy ~
TO 2pOr cent, closed offered at 2pereent' Prime
mercantile paper AaS per cent. sterling exchange
dull but steady and unchanged. Sales Of stocks
were 9s,1S7 shares,
Except In the last few minutes the stock mar
kel was dull to-day, The opening prices were
generally higher, although some stocks were I'M
changed and few slightly lower, Theadyances,
however, extended TO 2 per cent. Manhattan
became the most marked feature OF the upward
movement, and after opening up Vi per cent, at
lOjlt II rose 10 1861, fIeTWRrd TeAellng u per
cent. Chattanooga WIS another specially strong
stock, In none VI the rest VI tho list was the
movement Of any Importance whatever, and
while the mArket,Rt the close was active and
strong the gains were generally e0nhued TO the
smallest fractions,
Railroad bonds quIet sales $4,000,
Government aud state bonds dull aud steady
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yether.

1t isprobable that Thomas W. Palmer,
whose time will expire to-day, will be
chosen to serve in President Harrison's
Cabinet; though in what capacity it Is
not now certain. Senator Palmer Is one
OF the ablest men in the country, and
possesses every qualification to fit him
to fill any position to which he may be
chosen. He has long been the leader Of
his party in the Senate and was one Of
the most popular members Of that body.
II chosen togo into tho Cabinet he will
doubtless prove strong element OF the
administration.
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Travellers GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNS-on and after Nov, Is, lSSs-..x
day excepted. Monday excepted, lsRttT lay
excepted, Sunday only, Saturday only
FSStbFn 9LandnFi time
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II las been calculated that not less
than g0,00O,O00 meteors, each large
enough to be visible as a shooting star, q
enter our atmosphere daily,