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Petroleum.

NEW YORK. March o6.-Pctroleum opoucl ir.
regular, spo. being Arm at e4}ac. while Aptil op.
ZION va SS,h weak At we April declined 70
steady a A!sc for spot aud sic for April. Stock
exchAnfc opened At S41zc; highest S5I.c: lowest
S'Ec; Closing ss1sc. Salcs SIC. 900 barrels.
on CRY, March .6.-Pctrolcum opened al
we; highest SSssc; lowest sue; closed at S5A11c
sales .gWo barrels: chartcrA 81 Gsa barrels, ship
men" 6l'sla barrels; sans a. j2 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. March ?G-pe,solcum fairly
a se, nnd hrmer: opened 1t sl1Gs; closed a.
BRADFORD. Pa, March o6.-pct,oleum opencd
a. Ht<c: closed nt SSc: highest SJ1sc; loves
sac; c!carances 81, 900 barrels.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. March e6.-cattle-Receipn lG, 600
head; shipments 1000 head: market weak and lOa
nc lower; oeeves 81 Sla5 o.: steers 81 Soul GO:
itockers and feeder. s. AOa3 SO: cows, bulls an d
mixod u 'Oa3 70: Texas corn led S! g1a3 80. Hogs
-Heeeips 2i,0,9 head: shipments i8008 bead;
,n GI! mixed s. O1a4 Is; heavy 81 loti As;
!ight OOA4 Is: Skips SiG0ai W. Sheep Receipts
l.O0o head: shipments 1900 head; market &c.
I'VE anu 5aloc lower; natives 81 o0a6 IS; westcrn
corn led II ooai 95; lambs 81 0Da6 9u.
EAST Liberty, Pa, March e5.-Cattle-Receipb
s6l hean; shipments 49, head: market strong;
prime = toaA IS; fair to good 81 0Oli p; common
Si?sa5 Is. Acknowledgements head; shipments
10y head; market firm: medium and selected
y 4oat .: common 10 best Workers s. 2aai 20;
pigs n eoai 10. Shecp-Recelpt, olGO head;
.hipmenu 1870 head: market active; prime
al o0; lamba 81 50a7 10.
ClsclSSArf. O., March ?6-Hocs, active md
hieher; common aud light 81 Gjai2J; packing
menu CSC head.
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Legal Notices.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

IN tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County, In the
State VI Nest Virginia, Mach Rules, AID, 1870
John +. simons. Frederick ST, sinons and Edwin
SIMMONS, partners doing business under tho
tltni name and style u simots, Btothtr aud
tofnpany, piSknttits,
. Vs.
Simon Stern, survivor Of hlmsel! AMI Joseph
Stern deceased. late partners doing business
under The Inn name aud stIle OF Stern hnn
Stern, deicndant-ln aSsurirslt with attach.
mcnt.
Affidavit having been dnly made an,l flcd that
the defendant, Simon Stern. IA not u resident OF
this state aud the Object Of this kuit beig 10 oh
tain Judgment ia iaydroi said ptaintltf, xgaiHst
the Maid defendant Tor the sun OF scot 20, with
interest thereon from the alst Hay ni December.
lssy mill payment, for merchandise sold hnd
delivered 10, aud work nnd labor done for tho
n,id simon stern and Joseph Stern, IN his lie
time, as partners doing business under tho firm
name and style Of stcrn and Stern at their IL.
stAnto and request; aud 10 subject 10 the pay.
ment Of such judgment when obtained the drulS
10 saA irn, Of Stern and Stern, and tho uilccts u
cause: mud the said defendant not having been
served with process ~ this suit, Il IL ordered
that the said stmou Stern be Gad IA hereby IT,
Iulrcd 10 appear III this case within one month
after the date Of the first public cation on the 9th
day Of March, A. j. ls:p, hereof, and do what is
order bc pabllshed once week Tor four success.
sive weeks IN some newspaper published In said
county aud be posted Al the front door Of the
Court House thereof according 10 law.
witness the signature Of John ", Mitchell,
Clerk OF the taid court at his 8Gice In the Gous,
House thereof, this Sd day OF March. 1870, ut
Rules.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL,
Attorney tor Plaintiffs. mrf-rlt
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEroslT1oys.

Tho defendant will take notice that the ,lepo.
siiiops OF Elizabeth Campbell. Lydia Hubs and
jennie naylcss will be taken at the Inv Office OF
West virginn on the 10Th day OF April, ls9J.
between the h6urs OF . o'clock Il. IN. ana q
o'clock p. M, to be read In evidence In the
above nnrscd cause OH bahulf Of said complain.
sat; and II from any cause the taking oil the
sasl dcposIiions shall not be cOmmcnc.
ed. or being commenced, shalt not DO com.
pleted on that day. the takng OF the same will
pc adjourned from time to time until the same
ulit; TIL "a. l.. CRANMER. Solicitor.
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Not il you 50 through the world dyspep-
tic. Dr.. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are
q positive cure for the worst form; OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, FiatuleneY and
Cnnstipatipn. Guaranteed and sold BY
Logan Drug Co., J. 7. Goodwin 4 Co.,
G. T. Goethe, A. 7. Young, John Cole:
man. 5's 80 .j2 p pAv.s
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Qllssl p,loal Itching pilss.

svfrToAs-Xoistu.c; Intouse itching and
1,ttihTlng: most at night; worse by scratching.
uMloWed 70 continue tunors form, which often
6teea Gnl ulcerRte, becoming very sore.
swAfSEs OINTMENT stops the Itching aud bleed.
lng. beals ulce!alioa, and IN most cases ~.
moves the tumors. Atdrugslsts. or by mall, for
b cohts. Dr.. SwAyue l. Son, PHILADELPHIA,
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In Challccy.


The object If this suit Is to set rs. dc rs frsHd
ulcnt and void Us to tho plsInliEn DC. ID OF ttus:
made by the four defendants first nbovJ Dfttcd
| to the defendant james Gregg, trustee. Iaicl
May 4. 1856. and recorded In said county In Deed
OF Trust book No. y, page, 30 conTcyin4' ttH
| street, In the Fifth Ward Of Wheeling, ". W..
! aud to subject the money now OWN. TO snI .
Annie l.. Walker by Edward field. Edward Was
ner. and Joseph Noser. Js., and the, rents
time OF said Annie L. Walker 10 the payment Of
the plaintiffs claim, which claim IN evidenced
by two Judgments for the same debt which were
obtained by the said Jnmes C. Gray nS Idmin!s'
traitor Of the estate OF James ". tray, Deceased
| In the Court oil Common Pleas OF Jefferson Conl-
". Ohio, one against the said Annie l.. Walker
for ss,2S% 97and costs on ssE;embef2 1857, and
tho other against iheseid william a. nousaerty
costs on January 10, lSsS, aud, i
| time OF said Annie l.. Walker, md the Mid Will.
lam A. Dougherty should survive 1t r, thea to
! subject hts then Interest III said real estate e
the payment OF the then unpaid portion OF sni,
claim. Aud 1t appearing from I'M ntllda yit filed
in this cause thu! the defendants, Annie h. Wal.
kcT, James 4. Waller. William a. utherty;
the State ''S q West VirsInia and they
not having been served with procrss
IN, this suit. on motion of tho plaintiff
urls order Of publication Is entered npalDst Said
no president defendants. md 1t Is ordered that
the said Annie l.. Walker. lanes A. WnlEer,
William A. Doughcrty. snliie @. Doushctty,
Arthur i1onghcrty aud james Gregg, trustee, do
appear here within one month after the date Of
the first publication Of this order md do whit Is
neee SsMry TO protect their Interests in this SHIT
It Is further ordered TINT this order be published
aud toSIcd rs required by law.
Witness, JOHNNY. Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of ohio County. West Virgiuin, ut the
Court II0ute OF snid Ohio county, this fifth day
\ Of March, 1870, to.wit: March rules, 1885,
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time March 4. 1870.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
The above uan,cd defendants will take notice
TIM, tho plaintlr will Oh the Erst day OF the
next term OF mid court, or as soon thereafter M
he mny he heard, nsk the said court To appoint Il
receiver to take cliarkd Of said resi- estate.
J.C. GRAY AND ERsKlNE& &. ALLISON.
mrCtTh Solicitors for plnptiIH
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CLARrNosr LIVE srocK MARKET,

~ = "RVNK I4IN Z SIuCK WANKkT,
r,- s.. CLAREAoNT, March q.
Az hogs sold In those yards by Z. A. Black.
stierc arc at gross weight. MI ~ it7Es1f :
AeeGlpn this week 5.dal head, against 2,l2O
mead last week. Fatr to good selling at 81 50;
Receipts Of sheep and lambs 10 head Sheep
seii!nE rom ~ 10 &C: fall lambs selling lrom5 10
ohe' spring lambs selling from 10 l0c.
.y4.Sl ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK
Al C9oFemont Stock Yards. ria the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for trttk ending Iarch y.
?l6csrs, containing l.So7 cattle. . calves, &c
sheep anu lambs, l2,al5 hogs. 100 horses, ship.
men's 10 phiadelphlu, New York, etc. i .lw
eSHs. 70 calves, ls sheep and lambs 3.5Sa hogs
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THE STATE OF west yIn1iSIA.
To the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon John Vim.
ccut Lee, II he be found In your tailtwltk, 70
appear At tho Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court ot
Ohio county NJ Rules. to be held for tho sntd
Court. on tho first Monday IN March, lN9o, 10
answer bill In chanccry exhibited against him
In the said Court, by Mary Emma Lee, nnd have
then and there this writ.
Witness. John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of our
said Court, ut tho Court House Of snid
county. In tho city OF Wheeling. the 9th
aay oil February. 1890. and In tho twenty seventh
yG II Of the Stnte Of West Virginia.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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The object Of this suit Is to obtain divorce
n tiucui6 nuirimonli from said defendant; md
It appearing by an affidavit illel herein TINT
John Vincent Ice, defendant III this SUIT,
is not a resident Of the State OF West Virginia.
il Is ordered That he do appear within one month
ef,cr the date OF the INST publication ni this or.
der aud do what Is necessary protect his Inter.
csts In this gnit.
ln testimony whereof have hcIcunto Get my
baud this 9th day Of Mnrch, 1890.
JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
Published the first time March G. 1870.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
G. l.. CRASMER, solicitor for Complainant.
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VIYGnnSy|Vdnid lines.
w From Eridgeport Station.
T"o'f lite u III
FROM WHEELING; gTATf0N
: ANAWHA G OHIO RAILWAY.

II LKoBg; ". KELLEY, Receiycr.I
February 8 fsS9 Inbcct TO chance w,,Sonc,H &c;
tteeN Trains leave Wheeling 1910 a. m' via yo
ono River Railroad, nrrl2e ChnsTS,n. H"ar ~ -
Iar tssT n Gh1 VIZ al5 M Esrye %hee:
i2so D. H. srr.Se y H. X r. Leave Charleston
umeas snd Panhandle, daily ercept s.pS IT
CehtrGi standard Time sundaysonly t,.iS,
leave ChanTeS!om S:r0a. "a, arrive Wheeling 7.is
apll 'H.s-s- GEO yr,,rrot,
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D., 4 O, &AILRoAD-CenttHl Tine.
Eellaire 4 Zanegvllc Through Passenger leaves
Iclailo Ut 0:l0 Il. NJ, arrives ". BelleiTe atS:%a
p N. ."...'
y 0ojstleld Passenger leaves Bella!se al 4:lo p
m, arrives At BGllAito ut $50 n. IN.
SuL,mctied Accommodation leaves Beliaite
at 12:ou J.. M. arrives NJ II :oN n. m,
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MetAls.

NEW YORK. March 26.-pig Iron dull. Copper
dull; like 81 p. Lead dull; domestic " VIZ
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=, BALTIMORE. March 2;-wheat, westcru weak:
70. 2Wln!er red SPOT. March and s3ilatSlIc;
NAY a:nsi1c: July Sl34c. Corn. western steady:
I hike SpoI. March AIT! April 3GAc: May 3Ghc:
quiet and unchanged. Rye steady ii 55a57c. Iiny
Quiet AZ 81 5oal3 90. Butter steady and uli.
sn,aInScd. Egcs strong at Exc Coffee quiet nj
TOLEDO. O.. March 2G.-wheat active md
lower; Ga.h Sic: May seAc; July 79114c; August
quiet: cash &c. Clsverseed dull aud s,eady:
cash and March s. IS: October a. 10.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

4 RR1yAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAiNs-on and alter NOV. y, iS@;@ekt'
nav q, ,NcptCt,, Monday excepted tsAtufuny
esccniSd. lsunlay only. saturday ohiy'--
E,,,Srv d., rdRrd tiGio.
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'Uow to Cur. All skin Diseases"

simply apnly "swAyNE's OINTMENT" No In.
}fEpsl medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
itch, All eruptions on tho face hands, nose, de-,
leaving the skin clear, white aud healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
" no Other rem0dy. AK your druggist for
RHAYNK's OINTMENT. TTksAw >
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=, THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL. 1900,


TNRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
OHlO COUNTY LAS
Nv virtue OF deed OF trust made 10 me by
Nefton Hedges and Ellen 81. Hedges. hls vile,
dated the l2th day Of January. A.D.isS9. and 70.
corded IN the Office OF the Clerk of tho County
Court OF Ohio county. West Vlrginia. In Deed
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tie Features Of tho Money and Stock
Markets.. ....

INV fork, March c6.-Money easy; las, loan
. per cent. closed offered nj . per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5xa7x per cent. Sterling
exchange quiet but strong al q Siai sGtti. Sales
OF stocks were t?t, 90 shares. t.
The stock market showed q still smaller vol.
uine Of business, but there was on tho whole q
mitch better touc to tho deaiiugs than OF ycster.
DAY. There was some activity In spots to-day,
and Missouri Pacific, Rock Island, sugar aud
unlon Pacific were all conspicuous, though their
s ssi would on any ordinary day DO considered
Tho Grnngcs. but Rock Island showed no special
stAength. Sugar was tho only htokk which
showed my. width to It's fluctuations. and after
drop to On. against G3ii last evening. II rec0y.
oiol almost NIL " It's loss. The market IL almost
al higher tonight. hut no marked advances
were made.
Railroad bonds little more active to-day; sales
Sf.2Jl. 0J.
flaw Fty,a ,t Dtus. l. t..t 1
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For constipation or sick headache, use
Or. Pierce's Pellets; purely vegetable.
One dose. ..'6 1m.
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The receipts arc less by some 500 head than
strong as 1t was then, for, though prices OF the
best nos! aec unchanged. they were not as freely
conceded by buyers as they we're last week, and
mo market was slow. Quotations range al "a
6he ior best Western; j14n3ysc for nearby hogs.
so! lead came over the baltimore x Ohio
Railroad. aud COOS head over the Pennsylvania
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'l - GEo. /. EEMLICH. G.p.A.

THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
;o - 4fiiht, sparkling, Instructive family
clean ~ every line and suited M Il is in,c,t Cd
s ri.'sss ano Improve every tTcmbct' OF tho
lamlsy, whether IN city or county, " , .A
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ClsciSSAri. o., March oG.-Flour dull
Whea! firm: No. . rcd sic: receipts $500 bushels.
So,n stIea!iy; No. 2mlxed &sr: 0.ts quiet: no.
firm at $40 Gehlc. Lard easy. link meats and
bacon steady and unchanged. Whisky quiet nj
y o.. Butter. sugar mud cheese firm. Esrs nc.
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Is LIFE WORTH LIVING.

suferersirom CATARRHAL troubles should
carefully read tho above. rrhsarow
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CINCINNATI. O., March c6.-co.ton unchanged.
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P1ILAbElrHIA, March 2G.-Flour firm. Wheat
weak aud lower; fair TO good milling 7iss9c:
prime 70 choice ssn9lc: No. red March saaSic:
April s'aS4Zc: May and June SjassIsc. Corn
March and April 3pia:Gc; NAV ;SisS,5c: Jnne
SG'3a3Gs>c. Oats quiet: No. Swliie So; 10. .
white March 39a2'c; April 297ss3oAc; May and
Jlne :9ae9Hc. Eggs firm: Pennsy lvan!a trsts
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THE SWINE MARKET.

baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvRRroS STOCK YARDS; |
MONDAY, Mnrch q. I
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NEw foRr, March 2G.-Flour, receipts 90 10
packages; xports 1900 barrels and 81 10 sacks
Wheat. receipts $500 bushels: exports ~,
bushels; sales 6Sl?,Oo0 buA.cls Of futures and So
W9 bushels Of spot: spot maj kel lower: No. J rcd
SiHc; unEraled red sOuSgAc: No. . milwaukee,
Af1aS,c: options fairly nctive; No. . red March
S1ac; April s7c; May s,11rasSc, closing at s; %c:
Jutte o6t!aa5e, cidsfug at 6dtsc: July aj,sc: Au.
gust si1sasilGc. closing nt size: September size,
Kye strong; western tsa574c. Corn, recep,s7s,.
0oo bushels Of futures aud 10. 0UO bushels OF fpo
market quiet md weaker; ungradcd mixed 3ln
:'14c; Nay sc: June S71ic; July 3slzc. Oats, re.
feceirE 1900 bushels: exports 2500J bushels;
sales 3,ooo bushels q futures ind % 900 bushels
q spot; marke! dull; March ::slilc: April 2Sc;
May no: spot No. . while D. a.; mixed western
nc; No. Chicago 3Oc. Coffee firm and lao
points up; March lS.lOuls l5c; April l75Oal7. iOc;
NY l".Nal7.lOe: June i7.0oll7 .l5c; July LISA
n nne: nngnst l6;o'G; serlembct 10 4oal659c:
tn q 5i>za5,sc' yellow Ill.iCc; mould 4 Side.
cubcs bljc. M0ln@eS steady; New Orleans,
common to fancy alai1c; Rice quiet. Tallow
stronger u Resin steady. Turpentinc dull at NC.
40 new VI bal2 10: extra prime 81 jeale 50. Cut
meats active. Lard dull: western steam GhN:
April b.4se: May case; JHae 6.5ie: July 659c;
august 6G1c; September G.10c; October G,W.c.
nu'1er easy: western dairy salSc: creamery ia
CHICAGO. March 26.-In wheat there WAS only
. moderate trade IND weaker feeling was
developed, price, ruling somewhat inwer ali
s0ihd. Win weakness NEST marked for NAV.
me weaEuess was attributed 10 the fine weather,
Gnt more paIsfuarly to the dull aud heavy ecl
moderately active. Oats steady aud a shade
lover, Provisions active and pficcs somewhat
Irregular: Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat.
eash 10. spring is1.aIy1sc: No. , spring 7lai6c:
.91,c: May 79%sas0Iac. closing at 7s5sc; july 1st
R1s11lle, c!osiRg ut NJ. Corn, cash No Z
@:c: April Nc: July arMc. Oats. cash No. 3
3 9lAG; May &c; June :.ssc: July 2ls1c. Rye. No.
Mes, pork. cash slo joaiO;5: Ma,ch slo ssalc G.I
closing AZ 80 GO: JUNO $lOG7I; July $40 6I%a
10 .. clot!ns At $40 721H4 Lard, cash G.i5c; Sly
+ iI ,SsS 5 closing II 6;l7fc: June 6.s.1ic,
hers 4.ioai.5oc: short clear 5.4Sn5.j9c. Whisley
~ p>s
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Annie L. Walker, Js'mes a: Wal
ker. William a. I'fodsdefts,
SallIc G. Dougherty. Arthur
Douyhcrly, james Greg, trlis'
tee, and Lewis SteenfoL nd
minis,rator de bonis non. " ltn
the will annexed OF VILLA. VI
Armstrong, deceased, defend.
uDtg
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Jsm,as c. Gay, plaintiff,

@ TATEOF WEST VIRGINIA, COUN.
oi'y o! Ohio. to wit: In the Circuit Court
If Ohitr County:
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u.h.Atee.....,.,....l2l5llC
Y. y. Y c0upons...lgE1l
Y. I. as reg..........l03IjC
y. y, ~ courou...it3GlG
Pacific Is OF 'Uj....,llB 10
Adams E1prcss.....lD 10
American Exprcsa..llt IT.
Canada paclilc..,.,. 72kIP
Canada Southern. biJ.lR
Central taciflc.... Dalil
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 223it!
do first preferred. Is IS
do second prei'd. ISL
Chi. bur. 4 QuIncy.lG IS
Del. \ Huds9n.....-l4sJs
Del, Lack 4 v est. .lSGHlT
Beaver & Il. G...... 4 T.
Eflc.::."".".".".....W TlU
Fort Wayne .........l5l U
Illinois Central.....lllSlM
Kansas y TexAs.... w
Lake Sb0re.........l07AW
Louisville 4 NASH. MHIW
Memphis 4 Chase. ,,U IA
Michigan Central. 97HIG
Missouri l'aclilc... 73,.llr
NouI,wtl1a ., Vku,t IN, 'r,
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NHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
~ Table taking effect November q, 1889,
Passenger trains will run Ms ioilows-Centrsl
Tine: All trains daily except those marked
thus which do not run OFT Eui:tGy:
SOUTH noasn. tHo.1 No. 81 tNo.8lNo.I.
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Railroad bonds lt,le more active to-day; sales
R0Sps AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mn.

e"lAi'oss-e'osep Wn.
.stIOhlO 4 Mississippi, 20
VA do prcicrred......- ~
'4lOrcyon Impr'yem'i AK
Ht0regon Nav.........., ~
0rcg0n Trnns...... ;lsss
Pacific Mall.......,, ISL
Hthbllrgll,...........lA1s
x Pullman ln,ncc...lVO
y ReAdlng..............,, iOls
a l.ock lsInnl.......... 03!s
u tt,L. & Gan FRAN. 17S
81. Paul............., CSas
n 10 preferred. .....llGa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-21
Union Meeting of Good Templar Lodges

Minnehaha. Perseverance, John b. Finch
Star OF Hope and Independent Good femplar
lodges held joint session in Minnehaha Hall
last evening. Chief Templar Van Week pre-
siding. A joint session with each of the five
lodges is to be held during the quarter, the
specific object being to secure greater perfec-
ton and uniformity In the revised ritualistic
work and other rules and usages OF the order.
the visiting members at each meeting to act as
prompters. Officers corresponding in rank are
grouped together. Four candidates were I'M
tiated with a ceremonial which was highly
commended, the marshals part, conducted by
Miss Nellie Smith. particularly SO. In the good
OF the order, conducted by Mrs. H. F. Smith,
piano duet was rendered by Sadie Mcmillan
and Amer McNerhany, vocal duet by Miss
Nellie and Mrs. Carrie Smith, recitations were
given by Miss Trexler and William Berg of In
dependent and Master Funk of Finch, a vocal
solo by MIR. McNerhany, a piano solo by Carrie
Brookheld and reading by Mrs. Fawcett vice
templar OF Perseverance Lodge. Addresses
were made by Grand Templar A. Kalstrom
Secretary H. +. Smith, Mr. Hale Of Portland
Me-, and s. W. Russell of Perseverance. A
closing quartet was given by Minnehaha Lodge
choir.
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DISTRICT TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The Preliminary Games Begun This
Afternoon With a Large Attendance.

The preliminary games in the annual District
tennis tournament were begun this afternoon
at O'Clock on the grounds of the Bachelor
Club, 18th and P streets There was fair at
tendance for the opening day and, as was ex-
pected, some fine playing was witnessed. Mr.
n. d. Cram, who was unable to enter the
tournament. had the general management
and also acted referee. The entries are
fully as numerous as at any preceding tourna-
ment, there being twenty-nine singles and four
teen doubles. The preliminary games were
played as follows: Singles-J. Mex Borden.
bye; Boag vs.. Byrnes, Spotford VS.. Willoughby
DAVIS VS.. Herbert, Sheibey VS.. Painter, Field
VS.. l.. Z. Borden, McCawley vs.. Houghton,
Shepard w. W. II. Wilson. Barclay vs. Wooten.
Davidson vs.. Chiffon. Stevens VS.. Woodward
w. l.. Wilson Vs. Ramsey, Thompson VS.. Hilton
Peter VS.. Metcalf. Taylor and 1obn, byes.
Doubles-Ramsey and Frailey, bye; Painter
and Sims vs. Borden and Davidson. Woodward
and McCawlev VS.. Wright and Brooks. Borden
and Wooten vs.. Spofford and Chiffon, Will
loughby and Simons VS.. Stevens and Herbert,
Metcalf and Tobin vs. Barclay and Edwardes.
Peter and Davis VS.. Boag and Byrnes. Taylor
and Hodge, bye.
The drawings for the entries for ladies will be
held this evening.
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Preparing for Their Western Trip.

The Fencibles have commenced to drill in
earnest for their Kansas City trip. They have
cots at the armory and will sleep there three
nights week so as to be able to get in an ex-
ira drill early in the morning. Their first
morning drill took place this morning, and the
boys heartily enjoyed the coffee and sand
wlches which had been provided for them
They will leave for the west the latter part of
next week and be gone two weeks. They will
give an exhibition drill in the armory hall
next Tuesday night when large crowd is ex-
pected to pass comments and wish them luck
in their undertaking.