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Police Matrons Appointed.

AN EXPERIMENT WHICH OLD MEMBERS OF THE
FORCE PREDICT WILL BE FAILURE.
The Commissioners to-day made the follow
ing appointments as police matrons: Mrs.
Elizabeth Gingill, Sarah R. Pennifll and Miss
E. A. Lewiss. This is the first time in the his
tory Of the police force that matrons have been
regularly provided for the stations. 1t is an
experiment that the police think will prove
failure. The matrons will be stationed at the
first and sixth precincts, where rooms will be
provided for their accommodation. Their task
will be an exceedingly unpleasant one, and it
is predicted that not a single matron will care
to hold the position more than month or
so after she becomes acquainted with
the duties which she is expected to perform
Major Moore will next week issue circular
defining Their duties. They will be expected to
divide the time between the stations and search
and care for the females arrested. In this con-
nection it is said by the police that there are
many females who are arrested at regular in
tervals who cannot be handled by an officer,
and they would like to know how o woman, un-
less she is very muscular, 10 going to handle
them. Then, again, the sights often presente
are simply horrible and sickening in the ex-
treme. With only a few weeks among such
persons the officers think that the matrons will
gladly tender their destinations. t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

The CAR-STABLE HoMIcIDK.-The motion for
q new trial in the case Of Nelson Colbert, col
der of Philip Wenzel, was argued before
Judge Montgomery in the Criminrl Couft this
afternooon, by Judge Smell and Capt Prince for
the defendant and Mr.. Lipscomb for the gov
eminent. The reasons assigned are that the
proof Of the intoxication, the provocation to
anger, TO-, was admissible, and that the case
WAS not above the grade Of manslaughteg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-02

street northwest reports stolen from chicken.
house last night six Leghorn hens.-Wm. h
Nelson, No. SIS New Jersey avenue northwest
reports stolen from his house yesterday e20 in
cash. ~ $500
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ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT.

weyet engrsve your name and 80 CARDS FOR IS
Cts the work guaranteed to be the best Estimates
given on Wedding and Ball Invitations.
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Moving from the City Post-Omce.

1t was moving day at the city post-office
building to-day. One of the tenants of the
building left. This was the mailbag repair
shop, to accommodate which the E-street rink
has been leased by the post-ofice
department. This is bureau not under
control Of the city postmaster, but of the
department. 1t occupied part of the third
moor OF the building, where large number of
men and women worked in repairing leather
and canvas mail bags The weight accumulated
there seemed at one time to threaten the
safety Of the building, SO recently large tim
bers were employed to give extra support to
the ceilings.
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FoR Br1roussEss
USE HosFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

have used il in a typical case Of indirextion vfK b-
pusness and found IL 70 be, without excepIon tho
best thing ever used in such csses" Sbe
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WHERE THE PUBLIC WILL M AoooxNopArKp
WITH SEATS FROM WHICH TO vrrv TEE IL
AuouRArIoN PARADE-A GOOD AMOUNT RkAlr
lied FROM THE SALE OF rHr rRrvuEoEs
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Niles --"Why, John, these gloves
arc not mates.". John-"I know they're
not, Miss; and what troubles me most ie,
the other pair what's in on the table do
be in the same predicament rs these
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sUEDAYs.-Ieaye at 100 q. m. aud run every
hour, except church train at 9;l6 p, m. Leave
wheeling Park ats;00 q. m. aud run every hour
until 1000 p. M. except church trains, which
VIII leave ne Park o. 9:tb q, M, and Wheeling
Rt 1918 and s;ib p. m.
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PROFIT IN PROGRESS.
Good Stables tho Foundations of Fortllit
md PrOspSrity,

Good Stables the Foundations of Fertility
and Prosperity.
A good constable is as desirable for
the revenue it brings, as for the com:
fort It affords boLh man and beast.
The financial profit would return in
several ways. Indirectly good stable
tones up the business connected with 1t
in all departments, Here lies an indie.
Unable profit.
More visible results will be found in
the milk pail. Many experiments con.
Clusively prove that cattle well sheltered,
aud made entirely comfortable will not
only give more milk but richer milk
than when their comfort Ia neglected.
Here will be found another source Of
profit.
An equally large profit will come from
the Improvement In the manure In quail.
ty and Quantity, provided its soluble ele.
ments are not leaChed out by the rains
when thrown out Of the stable. This Ia
assuming that In a good stable absorb.
onts are used 10 save the liquid manure,
and increase the total amount.
Whom we remsmber that one.hali oil
tho fertilizer In the stable is In LIQUID
form, we see how expensive 10 tho stable
that saves only the solid manure. Only
rich farmers can afford 10 own IN old
wind.penetrating and Misunderstanding
stable, Poor men must have good
stables. Colonel John B. Mead, OF Yer.
mont, publicly stated, Aiter applying tho
urine Of his stables 10 the land for FIVE
years, that the props Of his farm were
doubled.
The liquid manure is neediul 10 sup.
pletnent the solid manure with elementS
In which jill deficient. Slx.tenthS Of all
tho nitrogen and nearly nine.tenths oil
oil the potash Ia 10 the liquid manure, a
tho following table Bhowsl
.. &isoptn. PAophorte Geid. Pela.A
i LIQUID. q. S SIS 80 SS
This matter Of saving fertilizers 10 one
Of vital Importance, The recent expert.
nenis Of troi. W. A, Henry, director Of
the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment
Station, were conducted with great OK,
aCtnesg, and very decisive In detefmin.
Ing tho value Of fertilizer made by grain
fed mllCh cows. lie found tho daily
value more than cents per COW. Thll
would amount 10 go yearly, Probably
9ve.eighths--i. O., fl9 wotlh-oi thIl
amount ls found ID The stable whefI
cows arc In every night and during tnosl
Of the winter days, and the other three
eighthS are loft In the Geld aud yard.
Now, II an improved stable, uslnI
Absotb6nls, saves one.halt the liquid
Of this stable manure, we have " pc
COW saved yearly BY the Improvement
made,
4 good COW will make 200 pounds 0
butter yearly, worth $50 at 20 cents pc
pound, So by absotbents, nearly one
hl1th d annually added 70 the ptoduc
Of each COW, In Q herd Of fifteen Q
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LIGHT AND REFLECTIVE.

mi, -, - ,.,.,,.
III ThS %indS S& benin su 70 Toa TPA'O
So, when you come Into tho place,
Please, mister, smut smut W. ihe . GSSr A,vo
1na hSnEer for your J gore TO- ~ ''''
Lock here wSy9 salt n" we're SSnE to q
uncSs you shut that door,
IwG'AlH0ion Capitol
old s 1a,1esa SR.. gsGK IN the TWEEN
9'es'-f'N'0",g" 1"'O"''c'
1t isnow that the orchard is knocked
peachless,-AsrchaHt 4faeler.
A superanuated tenor's chest notes
soon become chestnuts.-Erchangs
The question Of home rule-Whicl
shall exercise it.-Burlington Free Prea
Even n fourth class posttpaster oucht
10 be a tist class man,-LOueR Courier.
Tho mnn who ncatches II from all
sidesS onvbt To make a good base hal
T nIaver wBnr,;Soton No brS,, . O'''' ~"
P' ~, =, ,,,,n", gO,oI n,on,;.to. NIL, M,
,;y0 th pu nsonIo n chsncs 10 ~ ~ worI
and earn soms moro monay foF him
iTo,S;no,oa EaniL,i
" ~ y. o S"p"F ....... nv,
~ ,I sn e S,s,yy county tusL nas' nA'
N mt birJ RussiS would be n Tnr
Is~."nhhIor II abe dared WI;.
NJ ~, ,9eoe ,...,s =, - +.
ner great ia NV. - , "St HeVoSIpn ~ u
iufg ~. shV1 ire, 81 SS ;,No. "s' eau yo'
nvS ,iiS, , EISt NJ 49,. u p Cou.u'
wT n1, MINT Nj, LNa ~ a. p Sl r
ffeslaeht SlanyeI' Oh tne sanA +.
tSaG, mas oeen up 70 toPek i;a anu 100, tooA e.
tne pace over, anu y 10 1elleve1 G, !na H "
WIN uec'uo W '"su ,"-nu''aS N"V '.at
Chicago GirI-"Pve. got such an awful
Dig corn T, on ny iootF st. Lonl
Damse!L t y W. lo[ tU teAt y9u v
got plenty VI foOin 'of ''' -D0''0" 4Fa"
'cr'M'
"You want light employment eh ?
Eyes, sir" "WeIl, yon can take tn
elgniteesint,h lamp district. Iheres a
lhG GSn J., ilgns woFf tnefC ~ p anywhere elS
-oVo 'atiPS -H"'Psf Dus'F' eli.
NicEleby-"Tanner ought to have al
increase OF pension" s9ueers."WhyT
NiCkleby-"Why, hasn't he had his heat
cut oil while in the service Of his coun
tryT'-Lawrcnce American,
First Farmers Boy-"My father
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Jones went to housekeeping on satqr-
day. Early In the morning, when he
started for the Office, his wife gave him
a list Of things which she needed very
badly. Ashe entered the house in the
evening she met him with a kiss and
then asked;
"Did you bring the roast for dinpsrF'
Jones's face fell. "No, Mollie," he re-
piled, Fact Is, / forgot It."
"Got the coffee and sugar all right OF
courseH"
"N.n.no," hestammered i"lorgotthem,
sand the loaf Of bread and the vim
eg9r and the oil; surely, Henry, you
,'Y.y,yes, Mollie, I'll be blanked i !
didn't, But" and here a smile that
would have illuminated Heaven swept
over his face, " did bring the quart Of
whisky aud the box Of imported cigars"
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GllRE

Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles incl
dent 10 bilious state Of the system, such as
Dizziness, Nausea, DrowGlnesa, Distress after
eating, Pain In the Side, &c. While their most
remarkable success has been shown In curing
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Advice 70 Mothers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain oil cutting teeth 2 II 90,
send al once and get a bottle Of Mis-.
WiNsLow's soorItiNa SYRUP ron Crit
DREN TRETniNu. 1tsvalue 10 lnCalCulable.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer linz
nediately. Depend Upon II, mothers hCfe
10 no mistake about II. II cures dyson.
terry andd latfhua, regulates the stomach
aud bowels, cures Wind collie, Boitens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 70 the whole system.
MIS-. WiNsLpW's sooTiiiSu SYR1r roR
OHlLpREs TGEfHiNn 10 pleasant 10 the
Taste, and ID the prescription Of one Of
the oldest and best female nurses aud
phyBlpiahB IL The United States, and 10
lor Gale BY al druggists throughout the
world. PtiOe % cents q bottle, NwFAW
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RHEUMATISM Is caused by a poisonous
acid in the blood and yields 10 Ayers
Pills. Many cases which seemed chronic
and hopeless, have been completely
cured by this medicine. 1t will cost
but little to try what effect the Pills may
have in your case. We predict success.
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Qhe Snttlliaentet.
once : Nos. aS and ~ Eoarteenth street,
FOUR SCORE YEARS.


"
RYP,A, Mann,
Gray.halred and crowned with noble yeaFS,
ABtlll, cold sleep came over hin,
And In the WAnnlnR twilight dim
We shed our mourning futile teAf1,
"TheTe ID his last poor home" you eay,
Whose heart was Always open VIDE
To poyertylh Whose works abide
The night that ends SO fair day"
IWhat serve the records which WO keep,
OF deeds Of honor, or the praise
We sneak, the monuments we raise
II all that noble II, there must sleepV'
uWho knows the way Of DeAth-the cold,
Dlrk Way-whereIn all nOblenets
GnoE'cFOWned or bright with golden iea
Lies DOWN. It's secrets who untoluY'
God kuoWsl and He shall answer thee,
0BOul, through natures voices; rock
Shall speak 10 rock; the thunder shock
The voice Of WindSi the minStTelSy'
Breathing It's sweet, undylng song
Where plnOy shadows llng'E ring liei
The nOies oil merry birds that N.Y.
Thu solemn tones which roll along
Old oceans shore, where Gullen waves
Hreak DER the governed depths which hold
The love Of human hearts untold
o God thou knoWesI all thelr grayes,
And thou hast written on them all
Thy nAmei and he whose worn out form
We laid away from toll and storm
Shall answer 70 our yeATning cali
IT'S only ourOwn ears are sealed
SO close we can but iAintly hear
The song Of lie rise stToug and clear
Der graves In wood or vale or held
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lluOklNnll Afnlrn aNlKpl

The best Salye In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheun, fever
bofes, teller, chApped hands, chilblAlnB,
corns, aud all akin etupHong, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required.
y 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect BatlBiAc-
ton or money refunded. Price "a cents
pei box, For sale BY Logan Drug %.
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twenty COWS, the aggregate bsoOi

twenty COWS, the aggregate pecpi
considerable sum.
The writer built a stable such as l.
here referred 10, last summer, It Rlsu
has light floor aver head for storing
absorhents. The cost above the tounda'
ton was SIS per COW, The interest on
this sum at six per cent makes the cost
per COW less than 81 yearly, This sum
is saved several times over In the tertil'
ixer gained, besides the better product In
milk and butter. II Is under all the cir
cumstances the best investment made on
the farm. It also adds pleasure and COM
fort. A lady may visit the stables with
out offending her eye or soiling her
clothes, or taking i'll odors away on her
shoes.
The hired help are delighted with the
change, and well they may be, for who
can restrain their pity for the men, es-
pecially when, belated by showers or
other causes, they explore dark and re-
pulsiye stables, or wade In soft barn
yards to "do the milkingH
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money nnd Stock
NIArketa.

The Features of the Money md Stock
Markets.
New YoRK, Sept. 2t.-MonOy on call easy at ~
to per cont; last loan AZ PER cent? closed Offer.
Cd at 2 per cont. Prime mercantile paper %
" per cont. Sterling Exchange quiet but
steady at n SS5iaI SIX. Sales lLi,ltS shares
There was a little more animation III the stock
market to-day, There IL almost nothing doing
10 the market BY commission people, and the
room traders are al present interested ID Louis.
IlllO 4 NAIhVille, the Northern Pacific, and
one or Two Others, and these AtOcka today mo-
n1pOliE0d BY far tho most portion Of The btiBi.
ness done. Among tho low priced thArea aud
Ihe inactive list some WidO' Quotations were
scored. ThOfO was general Improvement In
Inc list during the last hour, and Tie market
closed qulOl aud steady. The list ID lost In.
yRflAblj lower the only marked ex9eptlp n being
Tennessee Coal, With an advance Of . per cCht,
IcFfcd iXi Louisville i NGihvIll0 " pct cent
lvmsiiss- a.. s..t,
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Nickleby-"Tanner ought to have an
increase OF pension" squeers-"Whyp
NiCkleby-"Why, hasn't he had his head
cut of while in the service Of his coun-
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Those who follow will always BIO fiat.
tered by tho other end Of the string.

The best medical writer's claim that
the successful remedy for nasal Catarrh
must be non.irritaLilg, easy Of appliea-
ton, and one that will reach all the fe-
mote sores and liberated surfaces, The
history Of the efforts TO treat Catarrh
during the past obliges US to admit that
only one remedy has met these Condi.
lions, and that is Ely's Cream BALM,
This pleasant remedy has mastered CO.
tarrh as nothing else has ever done, aud
both physicians and patients freely con-
cede this fact. The more distressing
symptoms yield TO 1t. MwF&w
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From Pittsburgh, $50 a, m, daily ana 1880,
daily, except sunday, and 6;66 and lao p. M,
Ws,lhIIngt9n Accommodation, 500 4. M, daily
Il Fl!S$Eafsh Excursion Train, 1850 a. M, Sun.
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.
trains on INC Wheeling 4 Kim Grove Railroad
will run "a iolloWa:
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1 1g1tnS gHTI ~ Vls bond. u And ..ldy


NEW YORK, Sept il,-.Floul, teCsihts 1889
market Rglivei iAlCl 1850 barrels WHEAT 10.
COlpl4 il1,V00 bushl 4, exports lIl0l9 hulhplpl
tsita 4pd0O0 buAhell o. futures and 20 bush.
Oia Of tpoli spot mathei Afmi ungtAded rcd lPlA
~ f ss,, 5,c NJ esia eg'IS s.
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Ten people say that thing ought to
be done where one will propose to do 1t.


We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we,have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, BuCklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and We stand ready
To refund the purchase price, II satisiac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists, l
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500 p, M 400 p. m, sid p. m, SID p, m, iiO6
D. M, 800 p. m. A,hh D. m. 1910 p. m.
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nam .aikFErs.
rhp " Yisa1i Isi..s Of all the Various
Cpli;riitlcs.


,tALLl0EAcIR,
'A+N t'dAy septa
The chauggh MA a ~ th' mornings quota,
tons over those lsSl reported arc not numerous
but they are Interesting all the same, Aresume
OF the condition Of trade In the various depart,
menn d a follows In the grocery line there
has been good degree Of activity and the out,
look foI the TALL ana inter trade was never bet
teF Many Of the { oets report that they have
good demand Tor thu leading articles, but II ex'
lends 70 nearly everything handled BY gr0eeru,
There have been no Important changes In prices,
aud there u nothing specially new 70 note with
The exception o. az easier sugar market Fine
withdrawing that the option market u reported
weaker, There has been no change In prices In
the provision line; there Is continued good de-
n9nd, but with the advent Of colder weather
this u certain 70 fall on Rl fresh meats Will 10
considerable extent, Iupplant the cured article,
The local grain mar keES have been Alherqulel
all week. while the demand has LARGELY been oil
. hand'to mouth order, very lAif volume Of
business was dole, however, Wheat 4 steady at
good milling grades, Oats have been more act
I've, but prices have not huctuAted. Corn ID |
sluggish aud prices have lower tendency, |
Nill'ieod y In rather better demand, owing 70 |
tsr In ihs aoar line local dealers General re- 70
port an Improved demand, aud many Of them |
are INCLINED 70 the belief that tho market espec'
Tally lQF we'll known brands have struck hard |
pan, Prices on the articles referred 70 above are
AZ follows, subject to fluctuations during the
week,
Grain and FiOur.-Fancy patents tsprlug and
Wlnterl old, 81 25AS 80; fancy family, white am |
Der aud winter, 81 Is In paperi wood lhf higher;
new, 81 Is, Dat meAl-ln6dlum IS % per Dbl. i |
fancy 20 20, Rye Hour O. 50. MlddlIngs per ton |
81 6OR!l %, Bran per ton $40 COAL o. Wheat |
pc, bushsl, No. !, 300, Corn meal $50 In peck |
sack.
Fetd.-CoFn per buEhel, old 4SAAsc; new A0alSo, |
Oats 3laSSc, Baled hay per ton SIS %. Farmers |
are offering loose hay at $40 % per ton,
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A Nut for Free Traaer. % OrneIs.

Chtea0O IEter0eoaH o.
In free trade Portugal, according to
letters from the Hon, George B, Loring,
United States Minister to this country,
the farm laborer must work four days to
buy bhshel OF corn to feed his family.
In this country an ordinary laborer can
buy five bushels with tha wages oil stu
gle day. Portugal Is the paradise Of free
trade, and there the poorly paid laborer
must work from carly light till dark to
earn the miserable pittanCe he receives.
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BE-, sc. RAILROAD.

B,z,&o, RAILROAD,
B9telllsire zGnesyille Through Passenger leaves
Pm. ff''
WnodEheld Passenger leaves HellRlro at A:20 p.
M, arrives d BellRife at S:26 q, m.
snmmerheld Accommodation leaves Bellalre
Of l2;2S p. M. arrives at il:3l a. m.
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Fifteen OF eighteen years ago was
badly poisoned by wild Ivy. Again ten
years ago by Sumac, and again last sum-
mer while at MaCkinaC Island on my va.
cation. The first time was confined 10
my bed for two months and again for
six weeks last fall so that / had 10 take
my books home and work on them in
bed. And every spring for tho past
eighteen years have been troubled more
or less BY its breaking out on different
portions OF my body, January last 1
began using your Extract oi;Red Glover,
used II regularly during January and
February, and of and on since this
spring for the first time since first being
poisoned have been entirely free Of any
breaking out or any eruptlons oil any
kind, aud feel that am entirely cured
by the use Of your Extract oil Rcd
Glover. Yours truly,
FRANK KENNEDY,
Bookkeeper for johnson Optical Co.,
Tq S S /; n Loose Rcd Glover Co Detroit,
For sale BY Logan Drug Co., Bridge
Corner Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. paw
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Too Public a Private,

Chicago Herald,
More privacy would seem to be desira-
bic in tho case OF Private Dalzell, He
has failed to 1.-Two up to his military title,
and the public exhibitions Of the wrath
Of the private regarding the retirement
OF Tanner are becoming offensive,
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JefTorson Davis asks, in a magazine
article, "Does the majority rule"
Down bis way the answer 10 tho Conun.
drum seems to depend upon the colorof
the majority. -i-
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To cleanse tho stomach, liver and sys-
TEN generally, use DR.. Pierce's Pellets.
% cents, .... r.r..
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Railroads.


WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R,
W. On and after Monday, April %, 1889,
will run a iollowa:
LHAyE WHEELING.
M " va 1 s.," 40.
oSV =; c TX, p;Iv T. H. w T. mr. s;WA mny'VV
~ m I'm IVY ~ aH iiVS y H. lVV hin I'Vyp
C;iS p M, 7CS p, s M. SOB ,. 81 M, SS3 D. m. -"
LEAVE WHEELINo PARK.
G m &C., 49, ia R MO- ' i g. :. gSo T. iTi
s s. a P s = SGS p H sS p 5IS S;lS P M 100
sgNDAIs,.iIsaye st 100 .; m: aud run every
Ky y, Mn ~ yio ~: Leave
min i0:t0 n M. eTeent cbnEch trSlnS whIch
VIII leave ihs Park At S;tSa. M, and wheeling
q. HlRscH, Superintendent.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
and arrive lt wheeling u ioiloWs-E S Tine:
MAIN tISR-rAsT.
For BaI,Imorc. pbIlodolnhIa ana Ns,v yo,l
Ass a. M, $40 and Il i6O p M, daily and 500 q,
M, except Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, ex'
vi Ssi!sH Accommodation, s.lop. m, daily,
and Op' m, except sunday '''' : 'r'' '.''i
~, w.. U.s.. n ARRIVE:
9.oS and iS.so ~ m and iI:o( N n wv asIIY i"Fe'
Cumberland ACcommo dStlon, 6:CO D. M, OF.
'' 6Bss SsSGaS1 Accommodation, 1880 D. m daily
40 apa 75P ASs SscsSt saSGsy .' M and