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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-10
BENWOOD.

a number Of gentlemen passing certain
residence on Main street Thursday even
n- had their attention attracted by the
rn.t.inc of a window blind CHANGING IN
The direction of the noise they saw
through the window the young lady OF
the house and her best beau, well known
y0unr man. 10 the act Of OSCILLATION. These
spring blinds are very deceptive aitalrs,
aud the Young man In the case Is palntuiIN
aware of that fact. n the amount OF guy
iur' he received Yesterday IS any iudlca-
ton.
The new home of Philip Markey, on his
farm. about four miles back Of town, was
Thrown open for his friends for the first
Time Wednesday night II was a genuine
uII-tine house warmiuE. Several people
from Benw0od Went out accompanied Oy
Fosters band. of Beliaire, and enjoyed the
hospitality Of Mr. Markey.
Tbcpublic installation of officers by the
local lodse Of the I. O. o. T, al their han
to-fieht. promises 10 be most successful
event. A musical and literary programme
will be rendered in connection with the eN-
cruises. and State Grand Master Godfrey
Schul. OF Wheeling, will be present 10 III
stall the officers.
The position of school teacher at school
house No >, at Boggs Run, made vacant
bv the resignation Of Miss Mcmillan, Will
be filed by Mr. A. X. Riggs, formerly
teacher of No. :. at Aliens. Mr.. l. NJ.
Crow will succeed Mr.. Riggs as teacher al
Nos.
A number of the machinists employed at
the Riverside steel plant went 10 work az
repairing on Thursday. II IS not known
whether they will receive the advance III
WAGES asked.
The Crocers' Protective Association held
a meeting Thursday evening, and on &c
count of the light attendance postponed the
election of officers until next thursday
evening.
Lon Sewers entertained the Upper Ten
"a. his home Thursday night IL was a
STAG reception. which was heartily enjoyed
bv "the bows" fortunate enough 10 be pres
emit
lanes Gatelv has resigned his position
a, boss of the packing floor NJ the Ben
wood nail factory. and Charles Curran mas
received the appointment as his successor
Jobn Cline. who resigned his position as
engineer al the BeuwOod Iron Works, mas
accepted "A similar position at the La beHe
pottery. ia Wheeling.
Tuesday. January 10Th, is the date set Tor
"A marriage between gentleman from
Pennsvlvania and Appointment Water street
belle
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. Church are max
frr preparations for Mother washington
Tea which will be gwen in the near future
Allie Chapman has returned from a sue
cessful hunting expedition in the vicinity
of New Martinsvile,
The boiler room on the ferry boat Charon
has been enclosed, and other improvements
ARE being made
Deputy sheriff Geo. Alex. Jones, OF
Nounisviie. was in the city yesterday on
business.
Peter Jones. an employee of the Wheel
ing Steel plant, is visiting friends IN CleVe-
land.
John Scanlan left Yesterday for a ten
DAYS visit with friends in Columbus, ONO
Aug Schad is filing one OF ms ice houses
from the pond above the Riverside
pr. n. NJ. Haskius has returned from
professional trip to Glover'S Gap.
Pierre Jones is visiting friends in Cleve
land @.
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One of the troubles Of life is
the breakingof lamp-chimneys;;
Needless. Macbeth S pearl
top" and pearl glass are
tough against heat.
You will save nine-tenths OF
your chimney-money by using
them.
" Pearl top" fits most OF d
the little lamps; "pearl glass
is for &" Rochester, " Pitts
burgh, Duplex" etc.
We make a great many sizes
and shapes, all of tough glass.
You can get the right ones
Talk with your dealer about It.
Piitsours. GEO. A. MAVsA INA w
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MARTINS FERRY.

4 Young man having the appearance OF a
youth from the country registered at the
Bavless House, of Martins Ferry, Wednes-
day morning as Chas. X. Lang, OF Pitts
burg He then asked the porter TO go over
10 Wheeling and bring his valise. which he
had left in care of the b. * o. depot When
the valise arrived, Lang said he had nc
change. but would make it all right, and
made himself easy until Thursday morning,
when he asked the porter for his grip, say
ing he wanted TO display his samples. lie
then dispatched the porter TO Wheeline
again for some printed matter that ne
claimed 10 be having done, but when the
porter was out of the way the supposed
Lang made his way to the first train, leav-
ing the porter out two trips to Wheeling
and the Baylcss House proprietor soaked
for one days board
The attention of the public is called to
the new shoe store Just opened in the room
formerly occupied by j Medill, on Hanover
street. opposite Hotel haywood. Every
thing new and of the latest design The
public is cordially invited TO call and eX-
anime our stock.
NrwLAND's AMERICAN SHOE STORE.
Charlie McCord and Bhnkey Walker
were given a hearing yesterday before
Mavor X eller and were bound over to court
in the sum Of $500 each. McCord was
bailed out.
DIR. Ong accompanied his sister Viola to
Cincinnati last evening, to place her under
skilled medical treatment. Miss Ong has
has been seriously i'll for some time
Mrs. John Noon is lying dangerously
sick al the family residence on First street.
little hopes are entertained Of her recov'
cry.
Johnnie Schell, a popular yonng man oil
this city, has accepted position with Jos.
Jacob the clothier.
Miss Jennie McMahon, who has been at
tending college at New Concord, o., mas
returned home.
Hon. J. B. Smith. OF Bellaire attorney
for the Pennsylvania Company, was IN 'he
city yesterday.
Carl BOYD and wife of this city, have re
turned from a pleasant visit III Pennsyl-
Mir Elliott Sloan. of the Garden Spot, is
living dangerously sick with consumption
The grading over Walnut street will add
greatly to the appearance Of that street
Tho wife of Lud Wilhelm is lying seri
ously Ill with pneumonia.
Mr. 4. ]. Greer sold his house in the
Third Ward TO NJ. Sheets.
Rumor has it that Charlie Grossly has
Joined the Benedicts.
DR. Hawthorn, OF Smithfeld, was in the
city yesterday
MIR. Wilbur Coss, of Greensburg, Pa Is
in the city.
A small child of DR. Darrah is seriousl
i'll.
Miss Ella Steadman is on the sick list
Miss Cora Miskel is slightly indisposed
SMOKEY PRINCES LUNCH ROOMS
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vet edged with narrow gold-ball
fringe. The yoke and close sleeves are
of brocade, and starting with the gold
| spots as centers tinsel embroidery has
been worked in most wond srfully deli
cate and shimmering twisted serpent
patterns, covering with rich uncanny
tracery the entire ground, The full
front below the yoke is OF silver silk
caught In at the waist with snake
girdle, the Hat, golden head lifting it.
self against the bodice and nesting
upon the side under the left arm. At
the bust is a coiled snake in silver ell
crusted with moonstones and topaz, its
tail in its mouth and with particularly
wicked glitterng eyes. There are open
sleeves of velvet falling back from the
shoulders and edged with the ball
fringe. The bodice is finished at the
throat with standing ruche of silk
edged with narrow lace, and the hair is
done in low coil thrust through with a
silver dagger, about the hilt of which a
gold snake is twined.
There is a frock OF gray cloth, starred
with great circles of jet and worn with
a long basqued black velvet jacket.
There Is an uncOmmonly handsome
brown cloth frock, woven with peculiar
fleckingS of gold thread and set off by
a little bonnet of jet and pale blue.
There is 4 cream-colOred cloth frock,
with high collar and epaulettes Of
beaver and a white bonnet with trim
mingS of the same fur. There are two
or three costumes in mouse color and
several in pink, and some Of the smart
est dresses are distinguished by very
long and slender curved gold buckles,
very different from the clumsicr devices
of last year. On pale blue bengaline
frock is one composed of two tiery-eyed
snakes writhing together. A wee bitDf
a bonnet is made of nothing but a flight
of black butterflies noosed and held
poised above the hair by narrow black
velvet strings. There are only nine
men present, and-stay, there are none.
The uproar is over, everybody has gone
home. There is nothing that is livelier
while it lasts than an afternoon tea
and nothing that is quicker done. The
hostess is standing by her empty punch
bowl congratulating herself that she
asked everybody on her visiting list,
and that except those who were dead
and whose obituaries had escaped her
notice, and those who had changed
their addresses, they had all come.
A very pretty frOck or two figured at
the New Years reception OF New York
Woman'S Press Club. One OF these was
q simple foureau gown of white cloth
adorned with white and gold passemen-
terie describing cOrselet and Medici
collar. The points of the collar met at
the waist aud the V between them was
filed with ilimsy lsSe folds. a gold
buckle caught up the bodice drapery on
the bust, and below this the bodice was
perfectly cloSe-iitting and all in one
with the skirt.
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Depart Arrive.

. ass am 'ti.s0p N
. NlDm ; - "A ~
sl206a M 'l2. ~ p m
? 500 5.OS p M
. 28pm si2 - p m
2 SOOam +i2 IS ? N
? 2& pmt $50 pm
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BELLAIRE.

Bellaire has always been more or less OF
n sporting town, but of late years has not
been quite so active in this line as in 1.-The
good old tines However, when John
Watt and Emil Schmidt learned of the
prize fight which was to come of at New
Orleans, they could not resist the tempta-
ton 10 go down and see it. They left last
night, and took considerable glue along
with them to bet on Fitzsimmons.
Col. &. L. Poorman will move his print
ing establishment into the Hanke prop
erty, having purchased il. The new loca-
ton is about half a square south Of city
buildings on Belmont street. The Tribune
should work actively for the opening of
Belmont street now.
David X. Morgan, an old-time tin plate
manufacturers has been in the city for
several days. He says that mill TO man
ufacture tin-plate can be erected for Slj,-
900, which sum will include working cap
ital. Why can't we have plant OF this
kind for Bellaire.
\ gentleman who was taking a drunken
colleague home for the night refused TO
give over his charge to policeman. A
scrimmage occurred and the mace was
used The fellow has very bad head.
The new arrangement of trains on the
3. & O appears to work satisfactorily.
Passengers from local points get in and out
about the same as before.
The |. O. o. F. did not have public in
stallation of officers as contemplated. The
event will likely take place in six months.
1t is likely that some of the window glass
factories here will close down if the price
of glass goes to pieces.
The .Etna Manufacturing Company has
made 6-ton roller for Dougherty IL Co,
the pike contractors
VIM. Waruock, editor of the Democrat,
was at the county seat Yesterday adjusting
his tax assessment.
Alex Meyer, the dry goods man, is rear
ranging his new business place, prepare
tory to moving in.
j. f. Moorehouse will represent the Jr.
o. L. 4. NJ. at the State session, TO be held
in Findlay.
The steamer Phillips lands at the ferry
float at present instead OF nj the upper
wharfboat
Manufacturers here will have to pay a
big advance for natural gas after Febru-
airy lst
The annual meeting of the Union Win
dow Glass Works will take place January
10th.
Ephram REILLY is collecting money TO
purchase a horse to replace then one that
died.
Work is being pushed on the Stamping
Works now that the weather is favorable.
Fred Eberlc will close out his notion
business, because OF sickness in his family.
Isaac Little, of Rose Hill, died Wednes
day, and was buried yesterday afternoon.
Some new machinery arrived this week
for the Bellaire Stamping Company.
The Belmont Medical Society will meet
at Flushing on next Tuesday.
Rev. Parsons, Evangelist, preached in
Christian church last night.
Miss Blanche Hibberd, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting friends in this city.
Dougherty q Co. are having their new
Office nicely fixed up.
Four plain DRINKS paid fines TO Mayor
MCGOWAN yesterday.
Good skating is being INDUCED in on the
creek commons.
J.C. Scherer is laid up with sickness.
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A unique frock at the Charity ball
was of ivory-white silk, having the up
per part of the bodice and the entire
length of the train drapcd with white
chiffon. The bodice was just low enough
to display the throat and was edged
with a fiat chiffon ruille which fell over
Il bust drapery of the same material,
merging in deep border of embroider-
ed pearl paSSemcntcrie, On the train
the chiffon fell from the waist to the
feet in a succession OF small fans. The
elbow slee yes were draped with chiffon.
ELLEN Osborn.
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rough and common light mixed s. 50aS 60
good mixed and packing IS 65a3 20: prime
heavy 80 75a3 so; light s. 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head: shipments
$500 head; market steady; western 81 90a
1 30: natives 81 O0a5 30; Texans a 40:
lambs s. load -.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, January 9.-Cattle,
receipts 945 bead; shipments s45 head
market fair at unchanged prices.
Hogs-Receipts 600 head: shipments
$500 head; market steady; Philadelphia.
s s5a3 %; mixed s. 75a3 s.; heavy Yorker,
$ 6Oa3 30; light Workers s. 4ja3 So; pig.
= 75a3 %
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head: shipment.
500 head; market slow and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o, January9 -Hogs, easier
common and light g 00a3 60; packing anS
butchers s. 55a3 80: receipts, $500 head
shipments, 800 head
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, January 0. Petroleum
opened steady, but soon became weak anC
declined sc ON selling by the West, ther
became dull and remained so until III,
close. Pennsylvania opening at 1850
highest i32.c; lowest I334c; closing a
1850; Pennsylvania February option
opened and highest 7+4c; lowest 13jsc
closing 1ic. Lima oil, no sales. Total sales
IS, COO barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, January 9.-Petroleuu
opened at sI9Sc; highest 7i5sc; Lowest
1870; closed at 7S54c. Sales, 245,O0t
barrels: clearances, 10000 barrels: carry
ing 4jajO; runs, g3, 49, barrels; shipments
2,2jl barrels; Buckeye no sales; runs
Il, IA barrels; shipments, 30, i2d barrels. Q
PITTsBURG, Pa, January 9.-Peiroleum
dull and lower; opened 145sc; closed &c
highest 5i7sc.
BRADFoRD. Pa, January 9.-Petroleuu
opened at 745.c; closed at 13s4c; highest
7iJSc; lowest 1850; clearances, 23d,OOO oar
r,llS
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Rismarck Gets an Oner

BERLIN, January s.-The FrdllJHteT
Zeitluag to-day announces that the Grand
Duke OF Mecklenburg Schwerin, Fred
crick Francis Ill. has offered Prince
Bismarck the presidency of the ministry
of the Grand Duchy OF Mccklenburg-
Schwerin. Prince Bismarck is SAID TO
have declined the Grand Dukes kind
offer. According to the story Emperor
William, upon hearing Of the proposal
abandoned his proposed visit to Cannes.
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EnnnI NInrHara1.

SAN ANTONIO, TEN, January s.-A
Young man named ID. +. Bowman wa:
found murdered last night in vacant
lot near the track of thcr Inter-Nationa
road. The murder was committed with
a pistol and by blows Of coupling PR
which fractured his skull. Bowman''
cries for help were heard by people llv
ing near, but when they reached the
scene the murderers had fled and Bow
man was dead. There is no clew.
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 9.-Wool.
rather quiet but prices steady; Ohio, Penn.
sylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above S2aS4c: X 30as2c: medium 37a3Sc;
coarse 35a36i5c; New York, Michigan.
Indiana and Western fine or Y and Xxx
2Sa.9c; medium 36a31c; coarse 35a36c:
fine washed delaine Y and Xxx 34a37c
medium washed combing and delaiue 40a
i2c; coarse do 3jlfa37c; Canada do ga
S5c; tub washed choice 3sai0c; fair 3ja
SIC; coarse 33a35c; medium unwashed
combing and delaine 2sa3lc; coarse do Pa
2Sc. Territorial 16a21c
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AN AFTERNOON TEA
NEW AND PRETTY PROJKS That OATO9 TIE
EYE.
Straight Narrow Gowns Flariug at tia Feet in
Trailing Fans-OosetS and Rubber Boots
lne0mpahbls-Au Example From
the Charity Ball.
$500 Corresponaence of III Reqistel.

New YORK. January s.-Of the es-
Sential part OF the entertainment pro-
vided at an afternoon tea-that is TO
say, the noise-no one in New York need
ever be denied. In a quiet street its
murmur is family audible block away.
At the distance Of two or three houses
one becomes distinctly conscious of the
uncertain troublouS beating OF the waves
OF sound. At the opening of the outer
door the full swell OF the many-tOngued
roar breaks suddenly on the ear.
Inside the drawing room il may hap
pen To one 10 stand, wedged
among ones fellows, dumb, deafened,
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VANAwHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. q W KELLEY rr,si4.'i
fK4na,.ha st.f, f.Intl s.h~l lnri 9
yrrnber slth. iSy. euhjec' O. chanff H'.D.a u
notice. Train 'rags Wheeling Do 30 10
Ohio River Y y arrive 'haf..-ih
f..ve Clarle.tan o. 81 u.. arrive N'.l"A
In via % q O. o. Ls.tr lhaf.rs..n
n * M arrive Wheeling 3D. a ta '.
ia,nbr. and 4 - daily excerpt ,unlsf .rn-
tral standard Tlmr haniall. on,
a f..e. wheeling = ~ 81. o., arrive
cbsrie.ton & 81 20 g.aO = q
GFO J FKNLlCn. q. .
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LIVE STOCK.

CHreAso. January Cattle, receipts
GlO lead: market steady; steers, good TO
ex'fa - 50a5 20: common TO medium Is q
a 30. stockers $ 25a3 30; butchers 81 lsa
pors-Receipts. 1900 head: shipments,
40 head: market active and steady
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Clerks Reinstated.

LoNnox, January s.-The two hun
bred clerks in the postal savings BANK
who were suspended for refusing Il
work over time, nave apologizcd ano
have been rcinStated.
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HUNTINGTON Division 81. OBJ r.fr
clifton fnffr daily pa DID af-f' hHn'Nt
.srJp So 4 daily. lrats H4unn-'Hr 81
L. ui arfiss clifton Forge ID g. m p. .
d.ilt ~,r~. q Sunday. lrat. Ia-f 81 s' 10
m arrive Huntington iu pia f. I'
exc. Do Sunday leave lluuuurtDn II" DIP
rive Bat SsNrli .ui o. n
CfNgTNNATl DIVISION &c. d. .H.I N
cont sunday. lsaye Russell lf.nfon. a .f
~, Cincinnati % Bla. m Nn. l' laif
sunday. lrai~ Cincinnati 800 m aff' D. .f
d SD O. %. Au w. tliI "r.' -tAi
leave Nay.flllc p Oh OIL. affN.
cincinnati so d. u arrfr NaN.t.II. sf pm
Tr.ln, - short Iurrt4.. h.faf.r q .ln'a
aud Dayton.
Grn ~ sTENEA. l..n-L huLL
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/
| at 4S2s. aiSGli.
GovERNMENTs-Dulla and firm.
Fours Registered .................l20
tOufs coupons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O
Fours-and-a- half, Registered. ...... 1881
Fours-and-a-half, Coupons. ..... 1881
Pacific Skies of '95. .lO9
| SrATEs-Dull and firm.
RAILRoADs-More active than for a long
while; sales 1897, 600.
STocKs-The stock market to-day was
strong throughout, and the result of the
trading is a decided advance in many
stocks. There were many favorable in
fuences at work, chief among which was
the proceedings of the railroad conference
now in session in this city. Money con-
tinues TO rule easier, and the
supply of stock Offering is not ex-
cessivc, considering the demand. The
great feature of the market was the manip-
ulation of Sugar. In the general list the
upward movements were on much small
er scale. but were based on a much lirmer
foundation. aud while there were periods
OF dullness and reaction, the upward move
ment met with no serious interruption dur
ing the day Atchison rose. on the re-
ports that Mr.. Gould Had bought
large block of the stock
from the Earrings. The Wizards were
prominent III manipulation LOT ulEutT ny
ures. supposed TO be by the Standard Oil
interest. The close was strong and conf
dent at or near the best figures. Sugar is
up per cent. Rock Island and Northern
Pacific each ~; Wheeling and Lake.Erie
preferred u, Western Union, ST. Paul
and Colorado Coal IA. Sales, SO2, l37
shares. Quotatations closed bid.
Adams Express, AS; American Ex-
press. ll2; Canada Pacific, %; Central
Pacific, 30: Chesapeake and Ohio, 10; do
first preferred, 49,; do second preferred,
3lI{: Chicago and Alton, 1877; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 903s; Delaware
and Hudson, 1876; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 1881 Denver and Rio Grande
1917; Erie, 20, do preferred so; Fit.
Wayne, 14S; Illinois Central. 9sl&: Lake
Shore, l0si5; Michigan Central, 90; Min
neapolis and ST. Louis. }; DO. preferred,
III: Missouri Pacific 63jS Northern Paci-
tic, 25@z do. preferred. $50; Northwest
ern. 105: do preferred, l3S; New York Cen
trial. lO2i4; Oregon Transcontinental, l6is /:
Pacific Mail. 35; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, l5si; Pittsbure. l49; Pullman
Palace Car, lS9; Reading. 1884 Rock Island
Il: ST. Louis and San Francisco, -; do.
preferred, -; do. first preferred, 90; st.
Paul, o.; do preferred 1919; St Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba. l0j; st. Paul
and Omaha, pa do preferred. 20; Texas
Pacific, l5l6; Onion Pacific, 4d5s; United
States Express. 20: Western Union. 1s}s.
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E1aG CENTRAL sTlNDARD TINE.
VlEGnnSylvdnid NG0S.
From Bridgeport Station

49, - - " - . -
Trains via the Cleveland ans Pifsi Wy kai.
road leave bridgeport Tor Pitt,huff. tlleaf
aud Cleveland. - a. m. For flf.Harr. ll d
H. M. For Chicago aud ClrysIAul pu b. u
For Plri,burg aud New YORK. % iu. i.f
Steubsnyiile. s.f3 n "a.
Trains arrive ~ bridgeport NJ y una il 90 a
A. m, u 10 J.. NJ, I - L. m. uai ii n
On Saturdays ruly-luf East Liverpool. 40
D. NJ; from East Liverpool. ~ D. m
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Plttehurg. Cincinnati ans ri
Louis Railway, Pan Handle Route. .rase Ni.r
ing, for St,ul"nyiile. Pitishurg sni thr "a f
9 ID q. m. y - D. m. 80 3 m. and o. u
For Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis anl ST.
Louis. . ~ a M. and , % D. %. fnf tn.lmh.t
and Chicago. II - D. 10. Trains arrive at " boo.
ing At p ~ a. M. 100 a. M. a. D. fn and t
p. NJ. Trains leaving az 81 a. iu. and arriving
AZ $50 o. NJ run solid lrtween wheeling ali
Pi,tsburg. All trains daily except sunday
uNfu
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Monday,
December lst lseO, trains viii run follows
City Time.
LeAve WheeLing Leave Elm Grove.
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New York, January 9.-Pig iron nom
inal. Copper, nominal. Lead, quiet and
steady; domestic q 80. Tin, dull; straits
so 90.
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TO LET.

Store Room i0ji Market street.
Store Room l253 Main street
Right Room Brick House ~ Thirteenth -.
seven Room Brick House, bath room, etc, Il
iuufh York street
seven Room House with modern improve
menis. 81 South York street.
SiX Room House. ~ North York street.
Five Room Brick. frst-class property, ~ y
Huron street
Three Room House. lOi Virginia street.
-Four Room Brick. $50 Market street
Seven Room House, with all modern convent
enc.- 1875 North Front street.
Eight Room House with all modern convent
cnces, 100 Virginia street =, -,
Six Room House with large yard, 1863 Norti
Front street.
Four Room House. 2626 Market street.
-four Room Flat 1855 Market street
seven Room House. q South Penn street.
Store Room with Dwelling. 1891 Main street.
Two Rnoms "a noor l.2l MArkei Strret.