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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21
32ntlrna0B,
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
TIMETABLE No. a.
To Take Eject 1901 a. M, June I2. $780,


To Take Eject 1901 a. M, June IL, 1904.
Leave WhseliBg-Ho. u, OILS q. m; No "a
80 a. m: No ., $50 a. n: No 81, g:i5 a IN:
No. H. l0:O0s. 10; 10. -, lI:Q0 =. m; No I'll,
u o ,. 10; 80. 'l3 100 p. m; 10. 'lh, 2:o0op.
'il, 900 p. M; No 81, 300 ?. N No. 80, $40
3 rn.; No. 90, 6:35 ?. 10; No. q. 700 y. m;
No. ~. 500 p. m; No. %, $50 y. NJ; No r8l,
i0.00p m. 80. tS3. 100 p m.
Leave Penipslla-No. II, 6:2 n. M; No. q
- q. 10 No % sos a.. m; No f5l, S:5l A. ~.
No. . z. l:03 a. Ti.; No. - Hos m; No I'll,
1915 p. M. No. fl3, los p. m; no. IS. s:Os p
M; No III, 1905 p. m; Nc. .53, 5.3l p N NO.
el9, 4:0s 3. "a 10. 81. Dos ?. m; No - Q: y
D. m SO. 2 .. 0.ji y. To-: 10. -. 7:Os y m; No
~. sos ?. M; No -, s05 p. 10 No 81. 1905
o. Ia. No -d3 lU.53 y. ~.
arrive Martins Ferry-Eo. Il, e:2s q. m; No
r. 7:i5a N; No. "a, $50 q. H.. pv. yl5G
li:l5 d. H.. No eli, 1873 y. ~; No. 'ls, i.i5 ..
~; No. els. Sis p ~; No. 'l7 10 ?. To-; NO
s53. 3.57 p. NJ No. 'IS, $50 = n; No. 81. $40
p tn: No. %, $50 .. N; 10. 30. o:ol ?. IN. !.
80. SO. 7.i5 3. o. No. "a. s:l5 ?. N; No. M
q.i5 p. ~; Va. tSi, 1913 p M No. tSs 1913
srrlve De Haas Crossing-No. 81 s.3l a. n. 4:
No D. 10 a ~; 40. %. s:ls A. m. No. - ii:is
D.. No. +l3 i.lS ?. m; No. ~. 3;2J p. "a;
arrive Lspggbhn's Mnl-So Il. ss2 N; No
Arriyr IS 81. E. Juuciion-so 81, 1908 a
70 30 f53. ~ , ~: 20 is, % = m.
Leaye IS. * l.. r. Junction-No 20 B % n.
No - ~ = 10; N0t54. 5 ~ p N
Leave Lsughlins Mill-Eo q, GA N: No
Leave De Hass Crossing-so p es5arB: 30
a. - 10; 80 10. n "a . %; No IA "a "a;
NJ -. 81 % 30 n . = p m.
Lave Martins Ferry-So. -, c,5s a. m: No
= 500 = H.. NO. 80 s.5s a. m; No. -. 90 =.
m 80 -, iO:.Oa n; 20. 30. Ii..o m: No.
az. 1913 p. n; 80. 'l4. Top N !: 40. -. an
=. "a: No. 10, z 20 p, n 20. 'is. s:Sl ?. m (;
No. -. so p. o.; No. -, SEQ ,. n; No. "a,
m; So. ~ IN ?. n; No 20. 80 ?. m; No.
Tr.ive Penlnsula-So q. 643 a N: 10 a.
Is o. M No 30 . O. = m. 20 -, . n m. 10 =.
10 n D.: 500, IIS7am: No ~, y % N:
No "a. 81 p ,a; so r52, ~ > NJ; 10 &c, 2 q ,
ro. ; % slS, 84i p n; No 20 AZ N: No -,
.5Tpm. 20 81 Gg N. No S2i. 0 "a p n: No
30 Z 81 P y; 30 - : 81 , n 30 20 ss9 m;
No -Ss. ~ q y On.
Arrive whseiing-So. q, $50 =. NJ; No. -
s.l5a n so 20. 9: icA N; No -. s-85 q M.
No g 1875 q n. No. 40, IS = n; No. ~,
Esp. T.; No. ~. 10 ?. a.; 20. "a, 80 ?.
n 10. 10. as y. n; 10. so S.oz .. No; 10.
~ 4.s5p "a; No. "a, BIS ?. n so. "a, GIG
. n: So. 80. 6.4J o.. no -, 40 ?. NJ.
70 ~ 5: IS ?. n; 10 30. 40 ?. N; No. "a
.DAiiy except sunday. 'DstiE. Sundays
Ali srsins viii run on Eastern time. Trains
going towards Wheeling VIII have kD<olnte
right q rosd cgsF trains going = "hee 4Rs
Of The sane ciass At meeting Of
tue sane cas- sill wait Eve NJ Past
BIZ variation u watches o. L. =
vii leaFe De Has Crossing ~ 4
l. j. tr,iBs viii not stoff Fng
Perry and Wheeling
lslzs4d q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21
BELLAEBE.

Primaries will be held on next Satur-
day evening 10 elect delegates TO the
Democratic Congressional Convention,
which meets I'm this city Tuesday, Au-
gust Cd. The representation for the
several precincts IS as follows First
ward, /; Second, 8; Third, %; Fourth,
two precincts, .; Fifth, /; Township
precinct, 8; West Wheeling, /.
A fall Of sOapstone In Morgan's coal
mine yesterday morning, caught Louis
Long, Nelson Crow, Michael Davis and
Andrew Steger, injuriug each o them
badly, though the injuries Oi neither IS
quite serious, except Long. They were
riding on a car, going to their work,
when the accident occurred.
Philip Crow, Of Wegee creek, aged
eighty-fve years, made a full hand cut
ting hay with a sCythe last Monday, aud
felt none the worse for IL next morning.
He is strong and vigorous for one OF bis
age, and does not use either whisky or
tobacco.
Anton Liebald, superintendent Of
physica. culture ia the Columbus schools,
our School Board aud gave the mem
%srs some pointers as 20 how that de-
partment was managed m the public
6schCos of the CAPITAL city.
Rev John Wirz, pastor Of the Ger
man Reformed Church, has petitiOned
the School Board for permission TO
teach a class in German during vaca-
zion, in one of the rooms OF the Central
building.
Cards are ont for the marriage of
Mr.. Franklin Shane Weaver, a prOmi-
nent young business man OF James
town, n Y, and Miss Belle Schranm,
an accomplished young lady Of Beilaire.
T. R. McGleun, Of Martins Ferry,
Corresponding Secretary OF the Belmont
County Teachers Institute, was In the
city yesterday.
A number Of our people attended the
entertainment az Moundsville, Tuesday
night, aud were well pleased with the
exercises.
Thornton f. Din and bride, Of Pitts
burg, are visiting the family Of his
uncle, Miller Abel, Of the Second ward.
Mrs. George Gearing, of Pttsburg,
and Miss Sprague, OF Cincinnati, are
visiting the family Of ID. "a. Cal0ert
Robert Westlake, who has been play
ing with the Western Base Ball League,
returned from Omaha yesterday.
n. E. Dodge, the genial advertising
agent for J. c. Aver ~ Co., Of Lowell
Mass, was In the city yesterday.
The School Board has employed L.
w. Martin as Principal of the Second
ward schools.
Emil Schmidt and John Nyman left
yesterday for the Kanawna river on a
fishing jaunt.
Geo. Il. Muth contemplates going to
Baltimore on the b. S v. Atlantic City
excursion.
A. Herzberg aud w. J. Davis have
returned from visit 20 MuS6egOn,
Mich.
Mrs. Radueziner and son, of Pitts
burg, are visiting her father, A. Herr
berg.
Our commission merchants received a
carload Of melons from Georgia yester-
day.
Charles Husbands will bask in the sea
breezes at Atlantic City for few days.
L. B. Williams, editor OF the Free
port Press. was in the city yesterday.
Edith Thompson, Of the Fourth ward,
Is visiting friends 40 Belmont
Capt Jesse Purnell is on the sick list
1t his home just west Of town.
August Bahra has returned from a
Western trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21

Nos. Sand Z, daily, r. T. " Limited run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vest
bule Sleeper between Washington and Louis.
VILE and between Cincinnati and Old Point
Comfort.
Nos. and solid trGins with Pullman sleepers
between Cincinnati and Washington. No. 3has
Pullman Sleeper RonceVerte TO Old Point Com.
Train No. sleaves Clifton Forge at $40 a. m
and arrives ut Charlottesville at 1910 8. IN.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. 10, leave
Clifton Forge daily $50 a. N. arrive Huntington
6:45p.m. No II, daily, leave Huntington 600
a m, arrive Clifton Forge 4:0 p. m. No. y,
daily except Sunday, leave East Sewsll 500 q.
m. arrive Huntington 1000 a. N. No. le, daily
excspt Sunday, leave Huntington 500 p. m, AT.
rive East SeWel 7:05 p. N.
CINCINNATI DIVISION: No. II, daily ex-
eept sunday, leave Huntington o:l0a a. n, arrive
Cincinnati 1878 a. m. No; u, daily except
Huntington $40 p. N. No. 10, daily sxcepi
sunday, leave maysyins go m, arrive Cha
ciunati 7:51 A. m. No. % daily except Sunday
leave Cinoinnati 300 p. m, arrive Maysvills
7:40p. m. ,,-,,,v ,,.,
T. FULLER, Genl PAss. Agt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21

Or. Woods Norway Pine syrup cures
coughs and celds quicker than any
other remedy, because ii combines the
lung healing quality of the pine tree
with other valuable medicines. Sold
by all dealers on guarantee Of salts
IactIOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21

NJ
GOvERNMENTS-Dul.
FOUrs Registered. Observation-Disclosures. -ll513
t'Ours Coupon Observation-Disclosures. 10Y
Four-and-a-half Registered. ........1 100
Pacific Skies Of 'e5...................lO 100
STArEs-Duu.
RNLROADs-MOrea active; sales, 81, $4,000
SrOCKs.-The more hopeful accounts re-
celved of the possibilities Of the corn crop
again brings the granger shores TO the
front of the market and to-day they were
leaders 10 activity, though overshadowed
by the InduStrials In the early dealings,
and responsive 20 the better feeling showed
q slow but steady appreciation in values
throughout the greater portion Of the day.
The confidence Of the insiders was seen In
the prominence Of Reading In the
market and the stub0Ornness with which
It's price was maintained and with the
strength In the Industrials, especially Sugar
and Cordage, the features Of the days OPP
eratiOuS were exhausted, with the eXcep-
ton of the unusual strength In the Wander
bits on very light transactions. The mar
ket closed quiet out strong at the highest
price OF the day SaleslSS, PCS shares. Quo
tations closed bid:
Adams Express, l49; American Elk
press. lis; Canada Pacific, 9O1S; Central
Pacific, 301S; Chesapeake and Ohio, 23X ;
Chicago and Alton, $50; Chicago Bur
uugtoR and Quincy 1918; Delaware
and Hudson, l90; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western, 1861; Denver and Rio
Grande preferred, 4S1S Erie, 26A.; do pre-
ferred, 64%S; Fort Wayne, 154; Illinois
Central, 1921; Lake Shore, 1929; Michi-
ga1 Central, 1861; Missouri Pacific, $50 ;
Northern Pacific, %; 90 preferred
55}S; Northwestern, 1l61E; do preferred,
l42; New York Central, 1ll4; Pa
ciac Mail, 33I; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, 17;@ Plttsburg, 155; Pullman
Palace, l95; Reading, cos; Rock Island,
SOi4: ST. Louis and San Francisco, first
preferred. I6L; St. Paul, S25S; do pre-
ferred 125lf; ST. Paul and Omaha, 4SA ;
DO preferred, 19S; Tennessee Goal aud
Iron, 80; Texas Pacific, g.; Union Pa
cifc, 379<; United States Express, SO;
Western Union, 93S
Mining Stocks-Cholor go; Consolidated
California and Virginia, $50; Deadwood,
2lO; Gould and Curry, go; Hale and
Norcross, no; HOmestake, 1850; Mexican,
l45; North Star. $50; Ontario, 4l50;
Ophir. 24O; Plymouth, 90; Sierra Nevada,
Q5; Standard, 40; Union Consolidated,
-; Yellow Jacket, 60; Iron Silver, 60;
Quicksilver, 400; do preferred, 1000; Bull
Wcr. 40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21
PETROLEUM.

New York, July 20.-The Petroleum
market opened dull, only one TRANSACTION
occurring during the day, and closed dqll.
Pennsylvania oil, spot none; August option
sales 5 700 barrels at5lHc.
OIL CRY, PA, July 20.-Petroleum
opened at 5l%c; highest Size; lowest o. l4ci
closed size; sales, $4,000 barrels; clear an
ances. 100000 barrels; shipments, 65,394
barrels; runs, 94,O65 barrels.
PIrTsBURG, PA, July 2O.--Petroleum
opened at size; highest 6l5c; lowest
5lAc; closing al 5l8c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July 2o.-Pig iron, dull.
American sl3 50a15 co. Copper, steady;
lake sl1 50al1 60 Lead, easy; domestic
"a 05a4 Is. Tin, steady; straits $50 Goa
$40 65.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and sitter Monday, April 95, Passenger
Trains will run as follows: 'Daily. tDaily
Fxcsp, sunday. Central Time.
soUTu BOUND. 5 3 /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21
PALTIMoRE AND OHIO Rail
TRags.OuTO DIVISION.

For Chicago. 7:85 and i0.05 a. m. i0i)0p.
daily. and 800 D. N. daily except sunday
Cincinnati Express, 7.5J and iO:io O. M -
1880 .. m daily.
sunday. 49,
M. Ciairsvilie Accommodation. lc.1S a. -
and 3.5 .. m, except sunday.
kRRiYE.
Chicago Express. l:i5 and $40 =. no. eAliJ
and 1915 p. m. except Sunday. and Bias ,. q
Cincinnati Express. 800 a. 10. and $50 p. o
daily. 80.
except Sonday.
NJ. Clairsyilie Accommodation, 1900 p. ~. aof
$3.50 .. IA. except sunday.
w..P. a. Is. DIVISION
For PiiisbuTg y. 10 and % a 10 and tiuo :
m daily. and .3Jp m. daily excspt sunday
Ror Pitleburz and the East " p. "a danf
Washington Accommodation 5.gj p. n. -
cept sunday.
AnHfyE
From Pitfsburg 1920 m. daily. i1.f5 p. n
except sunday. go ard ~. y. ~. daily
Washington Accommodation, 1860 .. ~. Oar
except sunday. -. = ,,,.,r
efafPassengsf Agent. Bsiilmofs
s.. Lane. Wheeling dsh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money. es2 IL per oent.-Governments
Duu-stocks Duli-Flour Quiet and I'm
changed-Wheat Higher.
New YoRK. July 2O-Money on call easy
at 2a25< per cent; closed offered al : per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a05S per
cent Sterling exchange, 4o7a4oS4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21

SOUTHWEST STsrEN-~ Pa hAsDLr hopiA
sDsily. ftfcfp; -
FEoB WHEELING TO LkAfE
WelIsburz and stsgbenTilis = ~ = 20
EeDons . sad PistsDurg 80 ~ 80
Indianapolis and 81. Louis ~
GO 8rnsus ard Cincinnati. ..ssy q m
Weiisbar1 Ard -ter5enylI.e 40 An
xcDOnziG snd PittsDurg 20 y = m
Pbiiaeeldhis aud Hew1ors ~ - m
Stsobsnyiils aud Pittstcfg ~ ~ y n
Co'omSns ard 81 .ca4o ~ .riz 81 Or
Philadeiyhia and hev fork -,tOp
Baltimore and WashirZton 80 III
SteubeuyiIle and Pitfsburg 73zJN
sfsutenville and Denais0l. $50
Indianapolis and s. Louis. - -
DAYTON snd CtncianBti 49,. - -
Sfesbenfiile ard Column b1s..fn
NoETHTEsT STsTEn-CLEyELAHf
sYsTfn.
TRAINS RUs DAILY ExcErr SUNDAY
Faow BKrDGEP NJ 70 LkArr
~ WGyne an Chicago. y al
| Cant1u and Toledo ,......- 4NAi
Alliance and Cleveland ..<... - -
Sfeubearllie sad Piitsbur9.. e4sEn
| gtsabenrilIe and WelisEIlie.. sf5 o.
! steubenrlils and PitfsharE. = y . p l9s
I. III. Wsyned nd Chicago y -
/ Canton zDdTolsdo. 80. st<.,. NpH
| Aliiance I'd Cleveland 49,. 1917 "a ~
! sfeuheavills ard Weli.yliie. xtpM -
| phtIadefphIa and Sen YORK. 3IpW pa
J l,sIirnt r. Al Wafhinzton. zlPm IW
4 So knsf1la and Piftsburg. -ttpm ~
| 81 EnsiIle snd Liverpool II Pm y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21

tDRily eKcept sunday
Sunday Church Trains will lesye Elm 6f0f
at9.l3 a. m. aud Wheeling A. 1871 p m.
II. \. WEiSCKRBER.
Gen. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21

W J. ROBINSON, G. P. A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-21

" p.nusyivanls stations
IVIF0nnSylVdnId linz
W Trelns BUN by Central limo

IIcKgr OryfcKa At PErsfrtvAsta FRO
NETyr ST. 4ooT 90 EfEYKfTH ~. HnNtiI
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
1D EUILD RAILROADS..
Long Island City's HE Mayor Sn, . II. Win
Quit Pnlittcs for Good.


Mayor Patrick ]. Gleason OF Long Island
City says he will not contest the election OF
lIoratin S. Sanford the jefferson Democrat
who defeated him for reelection by lS5 votes.
lilo says he will quit politics !o- good now and
60 to building railroads and water works. His
lrise ut the overthrow OF their big chief
The Mayor says his defeat was accomplished
with the ait, of hoo.,le and Republican votes.
His opponents. he asserts. rolled their money
into Long Isinud City in barrels. He carried
the First. Second. and Third wards ~
small plurnlties. which wcre wiped out b. tho
large sanford vote in TIE Fourth and Fifth
wards. The result he SAYS. lrores conelu-
sivclv that his il III" lrrgnst NpmNcratt fac
ton in Lon. Island citr. to" without the aid
Of the EspM! .llcnns SANFORD you'd have been
Ieatea badly.
Flat eli hy tho election Ct their candilnte for
Mayor. the JeiIe"soninas tax 81 c"ntesting tin
returns from :So First district IL the Second
ward. who're they assert for:y.si& Sanford
paster lallots were thrown nnt 'erarI>e tho
nnst~r WAS more Than four inches in width.
They want these kRIlot= pnlnted.
As II result Of the BIZ. Mayors defeat. therc
are 800 anxious special policemen in Long
Island City who arc wondering where their
pay is coming from. They were ail Glca' on
men. and were sworn in nv the Mayor at g.,
iZ"'! az workers nj Tho ! oils by Gleason. and
Mayor will refuse to audit their claims.
Will" the hig Mayor talks about getting ont
of politics. his followers s:il han. together,
and are busy r!anr;nz the future destruction
if The Mavor should run nga;n tomorrow he
would 10 elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11

Mr. HnlSey C. Ives. Chief Of "a" Department
of Fine Arts nj Ne Worlds Fair. met II NUM-
! err of paiutcrs. sculp'are. and architects Mt
the National Acadomy OF Design last night.
lie said tina. Franc" and England had asked
for extra space for their exhibits. and wero
undoubtedly intending to MAZE n good show
Ing. Every incentive would 10 Eivcnt to Amcri-
ran artists 10 exhiii. their work. aud extra
space had be1n given Tor tho accommodation
Oi natl artists.
II rad been decided TO allow foreign artists
10 he Responsible tor the han inG Of their own
works. rhr department hai recently received
assurance. that they wnni'' soon receive an
nrrrJrtiatlon ~ Siu.OuO from The Navy York
Sia'c Board Of Manager, with which to begin
work. al rictur-- mus he delivered at ihe
Sey-nth Eegrnrnt k,Eory bv Jan. Is next Tor
appreciation Of the Iur appointed TO consider
th"II. .
Ills state: Wuliam ". base. Il. swain OF.
fnrd. Eastman Johnson. u. Bolton Jones. J..
II MILF, Augustus ST, Gaulers. J. =. Award.
DIN H. Warner. itirhnrd NJ Haunt. William y.
Tmihl!l. stanford White. and Frederick Del
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
L,SUsRfhUs cor. CHtst.
SEE Really DC e.n't Sec TINT ue Has Any
thlnr to h. Thankful Fot.


INprANAroIis. Nov. 1o.-Gov Chase showed
up to-day. He looks very weary over MS de-
fcat. We'll. It Is over" he said. ana nm
glad II L. I would hate 60 have to 60 throuen
Il again. But my faith in the Republican parry
ard lie prip cirlcs is Just MS strong as over.
believe Just no honestly as ever That It's prh-
cirles are right and will prevail In the ena.
What do you think was the cause OF inc ao-
feat 2"
81 cannot say. 1tcoud not lnvo been the
same In NIL pnrts. one thing That l eehove
affected tho result was ciact that inc Demo
crate went from house to house tei'ins .he
lower ciasses that IL the lcpnhlirnns won .nss
would no deprived of the right Q, sun ,, ~:
They liod about this Just us they did about '"e
tin plato business A. :.
tbs Governor said he did not believe th a.
the Democracy would at once carry w. .a ~
PRINCIPLES. think tho democracy VII F'ps IN,
tho 10 per cent. tax upon state bnhks' IL
lirvo that. hut | am not sure pi u. .ie w
believe that the larty will begin tne hH,'h''on
OF he payment Of southern war cialmS; ,
Well. Governor enid Secretary hone ein =
we might as, well get out Thanksgiving
PROCLAMATION" ,,.n.o
II don't think that I really soc much 10 be
thankful for" replied the Governor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
E.tSS.lS F,k U'E.ITtR.
T y xt Legislature. However. will he
Republic tn.


TOPEKA, Nov. 10.-Comple:e returns from
ninety counties and unofficial reports from the
rest Of tho State clearly indicate that Kansas
has been carried by tho Eusnnists for Weaver.
and that the entire Peoples party Statstir =
successful by moiorti"s rancin. from l.5nu 10
5000. This inrulcs also the election Of ".
ii. Harris. Fusion candidate Tor Congressman
at Large. The Ecrui,lirnns elect Congress
mon ~ follows Erud-rirk. ii;st, district:
Funs,on's majority is co small that II may TO
overcome by the official vote Or hissirnted by
n contest before the Election Committee of
Congress.
iii" Republicans, have probably secured
control Of the legislature: The returns SO far
show the election OF 80 Republican senators
and 10 Peoples party senators. with two dis
trcts in doubt. Tho llrase will stand: lie-
puhlicans 20: Poruli lists. 4,: Democrats, y.
and six districts not hoard from. tonccdin.
all tho doubtful districts to the opposition the
Republicans will have majority on Joint bal
lot. This insurcs the election OF n Rrpnf,li-
can to the United states Senate for tho un-
expired term OF Senator Plumb.
Tho success OF the Peoples party In Ennsns
this year is largely due to the fus sion with tho
Democrats. Tho R"rnhlirans have gained
probably 10000 over the vote two years ago.
but Til. was offset !v the D"nnrra,ic aid given
20 the i'criiis's his ycnr. The nror"sitinn
for ~ Constitutions! Convention looking to the
displacement IF tho prohibition liluor amend
mont has been duieute'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
!: 4 Test ('ns-."

A play from Berlin was acted at, Days The
atre last evening. 1t was here called "A Test
Case" ind 1t had been rewritten into English
BY Augustin Daily from the German origna! Of
Oscar Blumcnthal and Gustav Kadelburg
1t was nonsens!ca, affair. in the main. but
1t differed from most OF the farces ut Days in
going away from foolery. once In II while, into
something like sober sentiment. But these
lapscs from the fixed standard OF amusing
trivlslity at this house were neither
frequent nor protrsctsd. and they seemed TO
puzzle. but not otherwise impress. nm audi
ence OF people accustomed to laugh at. hat rot
to think about. tho diversion given TO them
from Mr.. Daly's stage
"A Test Case had two young we'd ied rnu.
ples. and the conlugal inteliri.ies arose from
tho fast ~ OF big city and tho slow He OF
One husband was lad astray by the liyelnnsS
OF New York and the other was hnrrd ny .hs
staEnation Of East Lemons. separations we'c
the first results. and then came he fs"ni,ns.
with various incidents OF comIcai'' a"e""'h"
tho process.
There were several passages, o! charming
naturalness. too. rising s,it OF u" arg lni'
truc comedy but tho people VI, Nc" ~ tnusn,
and so the sedate moments meah' iUn'ssis ~
thnm. instead Of get ing icsc Va aIi,cr.i'n,n:
better than any other Of the plays nuhill",-.
Ada !iehan enacted properly l"h,ons WY ~
an nd mirable vein OF rom"uy wI!li"'. w, w
gigge. and with mono OF tie rliILi nne''"-
lions which are too often required OF her
Sho gave Il delightfully."- smear" and s,n'
sible performance. Isabel Irving wa. nre;'S;
and not much else. ~ the ",hrr ,fonn.nn
the firs, a bic. good, !oo'irC, asr",able;
actor with the awkwardnrsN ahi ,n"eir' i,m ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
M,COM!fS CATCHING II.
He Made II Fore, Bin Speech In His District
and Lost 1t to IN Republicans.

BALTIMORE, Nov. o.-Ex-con.ressman Nc
Comas. Secretary OF the National Republican
Committee. is catching it. He is charged with
being res ponsiule for the defeat Of Wellington.
the Republican candidate in his district. Me-
Comas and Wellington have never been
intimate friends. and when Wellington beat
him for tho nomination McComas cared less
for his rival than before. He spent nearly all
his timo in New York durin: the campaign.
The state Commi did expect him to make
sone speeches, but after he had spoken once
Wellington had enough Of hiiu.
Mc,omas hwrped OF thu Force hill. IT was
his advocacy OF this measure that defeated
lin two years ago. and " ellington siuiiously
RETAINED from discussing the Objectionable
bill. lie, also concluded that h. could get
leh, after this. but th" evil had ,b"en done:
Washington county, Niei'o:nass home, went
heavily against Welington and contributed
70 his overthrow. and the friends of the Inter
do not hesitate to charge McConas With he ing
responsible for the detection IN the distri ct
The district is naturally herublican. and SO
sure wns Wellington Of his election that bots
o. three t" one were offered with II" takers.
The democrats were as much surprised al the
result as We're tho Republicans.