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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money, I 1-2as per Governments.
Dull anu Steady->tocks, Duu-Flour'
Dull aud Dnchanged-Wheat, Firm.

Money, I t-2a2 per cent-GOvernments'
Dull anu Steady-Ntocks, Duu-FlOur,
Dull aud Inchanged-Wheat, Firm.
NEW YORK, June 2Q-Money on call easy
ar Ia to- per cent; closed offered AZ , per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a5 per
cent Sterling exchange, quiet at Asa
4SSlt.
G6vERNuENrs-Duu and steady.
F0urs Registered. ....................ll 1855
kOurS Coupon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .llt3R
FOur-and-a nalf Registered. .........lOO
Pacific Skies OF 95...................lO6
SrArES-Duil and steady.
RNLRoADS-LeSs active; sales, $500 000
SToCKs-The proportions Of the stock
speculations continue steadily 10 dwindle,
and even though from time TO time few
stocks develop a certain amount Of ANNA
ton with comparatively wide fluctuations,
the wholly professional nature OF the trad
ing robs the movement of significance.
rhe Richmond and West Point affair
furnished a subject for conversation and
conjecture, but while the report as
issued by Drexel, Morgan x Co. was
encouraging, as indicating the feasibility
of q reorganization, no one was bold enough
10 indicate the lines upon which It would
DO carried out or the length Of time IL
would take 10 accomplish it. The market
as a whole was duller and more uninterest-
ing than any day this year The close was
quiet and firm, at generally az something
under last nights prices. Sales l23, 542
shares. Quotations closed bid
1Adams Express, l41; American Elk
press, liz; Canada Pacific S9l4 Central
Pacific, 80; Chesapeake aud Ohio, 23st
10 first preferred, 6li5; do second pre-
ferred 42it Chicago aud Alton. l4}; Chica-
so, Burlington and Quincy 1918 Delaware
and Hudson, 1877; Delaware, LacSawan-
ma and Western, ISL; Denver and Rio
Grande preferred, 1859; Erie, p; do pre-
ferred, 81; Fort Wayne, 1885,; Illinois
Central, 10-l Lake Shore, 1855 Michigan
Central, lOSll Minneapolis and St, Louis
lO' do preferred, y; Missouri Pacific
5Sil; Northern Pacific, 20l+ do preferred
So Nor. hwestern, 1853 do preferred,
lH, New York Central, 1884 Oregon
TransCOatinentai, l42s Pacific Mail 3394 /;
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, M Pitts
burg. l55; Pullman Palace, l95; Read
ing, COL, Rock Island, SOS st. Louis and
san Francisco, -; 30 preferred, -; do
first preferred as; ST. Paul, S23, do pre-
ferred l21; ST. Paul. Minneapolis and
Manitoba ll5; ST. Paul and Omaha, l49l. (:
do preferred, l2!; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 36i. Texas Pacific, So; Union Pa
cjdc, 800 United States Express, 30;
Western Union, "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

also with few eXeCuOus. Wheat good aver
ace. Weather for the past week wet ana
cold. wheat not rpenlOg as fast as NJ Shoulu,
DAMAGED some bv rust Hay crop uEht.
Berry crop abundant Fair weather much
needed for working corn ana harvesting.
Henry Resseger.
MONROr-W Weather for the past seven
VS. warm and dry. which has given the
ira good opportunity 90 work corn
ut clover Wheat ripe, many farmers
lg; crop win be fairly good. j. NJ.
IN.
RCER-Conditious have been general
vOraUle for maturing wheat, ana corn
uly recovered from the cold nights.
Ferr.L
oNoNGAIIA-T Temperature past week
.ed from 90 % % degrees. Just the
Id Of weather for ripeuiuC wheat, which
now being cut and Will be 1ne crop.
ohm A. Thompson.
uDHI0-The past week was me growing
fs ,ther. Corn is coming forward rapidly.
-lieat nearly r.pe and clover VIII oe cut
Gis week. Apples, peaches and plImS
wis he scarce, but grapes and berries
promise fun crop Oats making good
growth Potatoes doing well Pastures
good Stock doing well. j. d. Jacob, g..
S. TerrilL
PnEsr0N-The weather has been all that
could be desired. Crops of all Kinds lit
Do backward out no. the outcome are look
1g for Fun crops of all Kinds. Corn DO ns
ECely Grass, wheat, vegetation, berries
.dug we'll ID TitCbenel, j.. ~ Murdoch.
RANDOLrH-past week all that could be
asred for growing crops Good weather
Waking corn az making preparations
Uckwneat. Vines, IS nearly ready 10
JAS Wiln0th
b tr,rv
az cr39 GOOD Corn doing well. Pros
100 Tor large peach drop. Garden
Wbies in great aOunua nee. ROBERT
Eo1HE-G Good harvest weather; outlook
40 go COrder
IS oR-Farmers are HARVESTING wheat
-, looks fine Corn growing nicely
weather is fine for al c3P'55s ., Inns 5o IS
9s are grown. N. ID. Bartlett
LrR-W Weather an that could be de-
Whess harry, @)egUu. Corn grow
ie. III es due John Nc
vp ring the past week
ID rain To- keep corn
ing rapidly and is
'Ut as vet Jos. =.
en- DAYS have been
10 rip5n fast and
ln bottom lands.
ccks on nigh land
lt harvest. Hay
tudi
and considered
Uplc crop light
very light
yet Taylo:
49, 20, ..-
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80 Trains Run By e.

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WITTa gr.. FooT on kLEvysrR
Ar NcirFE HOrsF. WHyET1sf,.
PEsxgYLvlssIA 3If1TOf-. =
SOUTHWEST srsTEN-"7 lr -
'Dsily.
FEON WHEELING TO
Wsllsburg aud stsubeoyillf
McD0na d and PittsoHrg
and -. LOUSY
90 umDus aDd CincinEaff
WellsDuTg and steubenTilil
Mcdonald aud Pittebufg
Phiiadeldhis and Nevfort
steubenviIie aud Pittebur
Columbus aud Chicago
Philadelphia and New 20
Baltimore ard WashlnRt4
SteGbenyiile aud Pittsbu1
Steubenyille and Dcnnis4
Indianapolis and ST. ixoulf
Dayfnn snd Cincinnati
SteubrnTllle and Colnm p.
NoRTHwKsT SrsTEn--fsLk
Svsr1
TRANS RUS DAILY zxcEf
FRos BRrDGKPoKT ~
II. Waynr and Chicago
canton End Toledo
Alllsnce and CieFeiard
gfenbeuTilie aud Pittt0u/<
steubenyills and WeNsv
eteurenville ard PifEb1f
~. Maybe and Cnlcfgo =
Canton and Toledo ~
Alliance and Clegel10|1
Stsnbenyille and Wfii.t-'
philadelphia ana fc'f W
Baltimore and Wafl 81 2
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NHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAIL

r.F.v. Fast Flying VirginiAn)
yestibule Limited, solid, with dining Car, be-
80 New York. Washington and CincinnStL
vW.sttnnis Sharper between Washington ana
: Ee''t.yIiIs And Old Point and Cincinnati sohsd-
ME m Eject r beuary >. 1882 CEETAAL STAND
We '> - 1,r,IE. west OF Clifton Forge. EASTERN
AND TIM; East Of Clifton Forge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
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yEepublIcaus.


.cs on t.s REGISTER.
Va. June ~. The
his lWirtl county held
here to-day. The at
llSqd very little en-
Ex-senator Fl. r.
D things Co SUIT his
ing ticket was NOM
gates, Joel beg
b. Bathooue, Jr.:
y r H. Ejddles
Surveyor, D. C..
me- % The leading
county and Secre-
h' made & speech
he said that we
tate affairs, and
3 couldn't get the
ProhibitioniS,s.
nel-,yooaf...
2 preference 20
1tion give US
20 Democrats"
an that heard
r Democrat.
denouucing
he Republi-
eOce in CON
declaration,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD 60.
On and after Monday, Aprii 25, PASSENGER
Trains will zen a. follows. 'Daiiy. fDNily
Except SUNDAY Central ZINE.
soUrH BoUSD l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
WHEELING AND Ell
w RAILROAD on
day June /. 1872, trains wi
civ lima
+naily ercent SunAnY.

tDaily except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains Will leave Fl
At O.; a, m and Wheeling at lg;i7 p
II. r.. WElSGRi
Gen. ~
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hicif ten
Of rainiall~
ion.

sion.
comp .ted in creator
counties and on high
counties, and is the largest
or many years Harvest
nee this week in northern
10 abundant wed OF wheat
orn is coming forward rapid
as well. Oats making good
uiothv meadows improved very
totoes fine. Good weather for
ellwheat Apples will be scarce
feyv localities, out grapes ana
oromise full crop Other snsu
tr crou. Early garden vegetables
H. abundance. stock of all kinds
The following are some OF the
4rrinr the week. tiu incheSl
,torN Central Station o.; Glenylue
b. KintwOOd - M0rgantoWn ~; NeW
rtinsviue l.23; ParSersourg .oJ' Furs-
60, Ritchie C. II. 1896.
REPORTS BY COUNTIES
ERNeLsY-Drought slightly injured
4.c veverah'es Wheat harvesting IS
sushed TO ward rapidly and VIII Oe
~ vie.d. rlc large yellow grass
rs are completely destroying young
r Ina some sections Corn growing
Nv. Timothy grass fairly GOOD. Geo.
SnMeue. Hall Wilson.
DErpGr-The warm weather mas
epehcial 20 wheat and the greater
viii be cut this week. Corn grow
i. Reunluger, O.. w. Ne'ser.
ER-The last seven days good grow
Their. Early sowu wheat rs ABOUT
vested. Corn looks fine. Lew
,ov-Past week hot with frequent
Corn. grass and vegetables grow
w. Wheat good and harvest COM
H. w. Cunningham.
- Returned from tour
IRIS of kanawha, Putnam, "a
asOn counties and mude the io.-
arvatiOns The wheat crop now
ttbe largest and best for many
n will average from two and
bree feet high. Strong stalk,
GOOD color aud In good cOndl-
The weather is favorable 10
IRON win be lGrgs-far above
hat little oats have been sOwn
N ,bd Potatoes are much ln-
~ pt0r1ise "a fair crop. Meadows
-ht and infested with weeds. Pas
ara good and stock IN hne condition,
lIv cattle and sheep. Apple aud
r0ps viii be good. But few peaches;
nall fruit crops are fair. All grow
ps are how needing rain. u. w.
- Rainy and wet past week.
nearly an cut. Ground soft Tor
ers, but wheat viii. all oe saved IN
hilton. O. NJ. Nease.
ALI Corn prOmi sing, potatoes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

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VITA gr.. FooT on ELEvrSrR !
Az NcirFE HOrsF. WHEEIlst
PEsSgYLylSIA STATION -
corruvrsr srs1rn-.' pln IA
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NEW YORK, June 2Q.-Money on call easy
atll5 to- per cent; closed offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a5 per
cent. Sterling exchange, quiet at Asa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

Us Nhla. ct NlAA sfA o.
ring the past week
ID rain To- keep corn
ing rapidly and is
ut as vet Jos. =
en- DAYS have been
20 rip5n fast and
ln bottom lands.
ccks on nigh land
10 harvest. HAY
tuui.
and considered
uo'c crop light
s. very light
q yet Taylo:
rainfall have
general y -
W. Dent.
ltner Service.
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q do not De
auln. Asa
$50 solicitation
you 20 accept q
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
ACTIVE ATHLETES.

Games This Afternoon, and a Stag
Tonight,
The Guild of st. Johns Church will
hold its annual athletic games this after
noon on it's grounds adjoining the church
on Summit avenue.
The Sylvia A. G. will have a stag this
evening at Kessler's Hall. There will be
sparrIng. The pairs announced are Cal.
Mccarthy and Willie kenny, Jerry
Barrett and "Chuck'' Connors, Jack
Dorsey and Charley Judge. Dick Welch
aud John Tholen and Dave Murphy and
Al. Kerr.
The Lorillard A. G. will have its handi-
cap club games at Lorillard field tomor-
row.
Joint croSs-country run under the aus
pieces of the ScottIsh-American A. G. will
attract an array of athletes. The run
will be a lively one and Vogellus will
pnt on steam and make the boys travel
fast.
The Board of Managers of the Metro
politan4A Association will meet for the first
time since their appointment at the Astor
House tonight at eight O'Clock. The
clubs represented on the Board are said
to have ali liquidated the SIS tax, SO the
only vacancy TO be filled is due TO q resig-
nation. The various standing comualt
tees will &c selected, and. II possible, all
the accumulated arrears of business dis
posed of.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB.
Its Fall Meeting Will Begin
at Gutenberg Next
Monday.
MANY FAST MACS THERE.
Athletic Beehive Not Abandoned
Football. Athletic and
Wheeling Notes.

The fall meeting of the Hudson County
Jockey Club will open at Gutenberg
next Monday. 1t will be one of the best
of the clubs seasons. and all of them
have been excellent and successful. Each
year has been marked by progress. The
fields rave been better and the popularity
of the track has increased. Its popularity
has beef clearly demonstrated in the re-
cent war with the autocratic Board Of
Control, the legislative and execu-
tive body which controls the
big tracks. They sought 10
crush the local club and only injured
themselves. Their meetings have not
been as successful as they anticipated and
they failed utterly to intim1date owners.
1t is extremely likely that had the North
Bergen track been opsned iii direct oppo-
sition that It's attendance would have
equalled thaG of Its rivals. The owners
CT The horses tiud it far more profitable TO
run ut Gutenberg where the arrange
ment of the purses afford them a better
chance. while at the other courses the
prizes go to a few wealthy owners.
The stables at North Bergen are now
crowded, and there are many more stables
coming. The club will present a splendid
card daily as it will display its customary
l.Deraiity and entries for every event Will
be numerous. The club will give the
owners of jumpers a chance, as hurdle
races will be held at least twice each
week. The handtcapping has always been
satisfactory, and the same care will be ex-
ercis6d this year, so that the inferior nags
will have an equal chance with the
cracks. The prospect is very bright.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15

Court for the appointment OF q Com
missioners OF Adjustment to fill vacancy
caused by the death OF William Muir
head, Esq.
Received and referred to che Commit
lee on Concurrent Resolutions.
The following communications were
received from His Honor, the Mayor, II
laid over under the rules:
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
JERSEY CITY. n. j., Sept, 26. 1892. !
To the Honorable Board of Finance:
GENTLEMEN-rhe resolution OF your
Board concurring in the resolution of the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers, ordering paid S209.95 payroll water
registrar, ETC.. for month ending August
81, 1892, is disapproved as TO following
items:
Nat Fowler, General Clerk. $500
+. l.. Herrick, General Clerk. 75.0G
Frances FalIon, Janitrix ....... 10000
Messrs. Fowler and Herrick are Com
victed ballot box suffers and | have Ie-
of crimes against the election.
Frances Fallon was appointed Janitrix
by resolution of the Street and Water
Commissioners which resolution was con-
Cured in by your Board and on the 9th
day of August, A. D.. 1892, ] returned
the resolution without my %approval: your
Board in due course voted on a resolution
TO pass the resolution Notwithstanding
my objections, but the vote did not snow
two thirds of the members of YOU Board
in favor of such motion, ana my veto be-
ing sustained, Frances Fallon Is not en-
titled to be on the pay roll.
Very truly,
PETER Z. WANsER,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
PRINCETON'S EASY VICTORY.
Its Football Team Played at washing

Its Football Team Played at Washing
ton
The Princeton football team visited
Washington, D. c., yesterday and tackled
the Columbia A. C's team.
The feature of the game was the all
around play of Captain King. His run
ming was u lily brilliant and showed
plenty of head work. Homans played q
strong steady game and could always be
relied upon for a long punt. The Column
bias have a good individual team bat
sorely lack system. Their line was I'M
able to head Princeton successfully,
though Dyer gave Hall q hard tussle.
They have had but little practice thus
far. but the game today ard future coach
Ing should bring forth a team that will
hofd its own with the smaller colleges
and athletic club elevens. Score 40 to O.
Ih Princeton team was Trenchard,
right end; Tayior, right tackle; Hall,
right guard; Balliett, centre; Wheeler,
left guard; Holly. left tackle; Macauley,
lett end; Poe. quarter; King anil Barrels,
half backs; Homans. full back.
King made 3 touch downs. Wheeler 9,
Bartel ana Hall each one. Romans
clicked 6 goals,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
Federal Club.

The members of the Federal Club are
much worried over the rumors thar AL
len L.. McDermott intends to purchase
the clubhouse and convert it into a fiat
house. The building belongs to the
North Hudson County Railway Company
and is held by the club under a lease.
The Federal Guards wear the hand
soonest uniforms used by any political
organization ia the county, and the style
OF the Federal Club is simply immense.
1t suits all of the girls.
The Federal Club intends to make a
record of attending more political meet
ings this year than any other club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15

a dozen cakes of CUT1cuRA SOAP, and four bot
ties OF CUTIcURA REsoLvENT, she was cured en-
tirely. Her hair came on again, and today she
has as fine a head of black hair and as smooth
skin as any lady in Allentown. Her eyebrows
are heavier than they ever were. her scalp is
free from dandruff, and her health is excellent.
Now for the benefit of those suffering with same
disease. or TO those who may doubt the truth
fulness of this statement, write me, inclosing a
stamp, and | will cheerfully answer. I am sure
that the CUTIcURA REMEDIES cured mEwife, for
she used nothing else during the four or five
months she used them.
FREEMAN STOEKER,
25 Court street, Allentown, Pa.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15

eyebrows all fell off,
and she presented a
pitiable condition. We
tried almost every
thing, but she contin-
ued to get worse. Then
we tried one of our
best physicians, but
all to no purpose. FL
nally my wife believed
that the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES would cure
her. After she had
used nine boxes of
CuTTcffRA and about
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
Footban.

The Stevens Institute football team
will meet the New York A. C.'s team
at the Polo Grounds.
Rutgers will play today at Staten
Island.
Yale Will meet the Manhattan A. c.
team this afternoon at Manhattan Field.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
MAYORS OFFICE, City HALL.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Cep'. 70, loJ3. !
The Honorable the Board of Finance:
GENTLEMEN The resolution of your
Board concurring in the resolution of the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers ordering paid certain claims, is dis
approved as to following claims:
$48. F. Mccormack. paving over pipe.
SAG, John McCabe, paving over pipe.
Messrs. Mccormack aud McCabe are
both on the list of employees on streets,
and were appointed by COMMITTEE" and
such appointments l have strenuously
objected to. and have written several
messages relating thereto in reference to
paYrolls submitted to me by the Board
of Street and Water Commissioners,
If Messrs. Mccormack and McCabe were
on a pay roll as laborers | would not ap-
prove their pay because they were never
legally appointed. but simply put to
work" by committee. In the present in
stanceM essr<. Mccormack and McCabe are
attempting to present a claim for labor,
which claims are inserted in list of claims
for merchandise furnished the city or
labor furnished by business houses hav-
ing no regular contract with the city, in
the hopes of getting their pay as claim-
ants which they could not get as laborers
appointed by committee.
Yours truly,
DnTrp Il w 1rcEn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
Mheeling Notes.

The Jersey City a. C.'s Wheelmen will
have a run this afternoon to 81 aten Is
land.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will
take a trip to Plainfield tomorrow.
Arthur A. Zimmerman. the worlds
champion bicyclist, is at home for the
winter. His physician has forbidden
him to do any more racing this year,
tearing that he will be permanently dis
abled. Zimmerman had intended trying
for the one, two, foul and five mile rec
ords recently made by Windle: but his
poor health will compel him to defer the
trial until mex year.
Raiu OF shine today will see the biggest
bicycle meet ever held in northern New
Jersey. 1t will he on the half mile track
at Waverly, under the auspices of the
Riverside A. q. Cyclers of Newark.
Amoug the two hundred or more entries
are those of Taxis, Berlo, Willie Windle.
Murphy, Wheeler. Banker. Campbell and
Hess, the crack riders of the country.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
The Hive Not Abandoned.

The Beehive Athletic Club will not
throw up the sponge. 1t will meet next
Monday night at its rooms and elect
officers and a Board of Trustees. The
eielnent that created the discord will be
dropped and it is believed the club will
by proper management be a success.
They will make a feature of boxing en-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
Finn AtbIetos EIect Omcers.

The dub Athletic Club had a meeting
last night at its rooms, Erie aud First
streets. The following officers were
elected:-President, 3. Onorato; Vice
President. j. Dunno; Secretary. John
McGovern; Treasurer, A. hamburger.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-15
STEVENS SCHOOL

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT oFTHE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
River St., between 9Th and 6tn SITS, HoBOKEN, M
EOPEN SEPT. q, 1892
Examinations for admission on the 18th, both and
2lst of September. Z
Full courses OF studies preparatory to Colleges
and schools of Science. Law ana Medicine.
The rate of tuition for all classes is $laU per year
or $50 per term. These terms include all studies.
For catalogues apply to the Librarian of stevens
Institute,