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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28


Nos. Band 4, daily, r. F. v. Limited, run solid
between New York and Cincinnati with Vest
hule Sleeper between Washington and Louis.
'e and between Cincinnati and Old Point
[ Mort.
nos. / and solid trains with Pullman SlssDefi
between Cincinnati and Washington. No. 1hAs
Pullman Sleeper RonceTerte TO Old Point Com.
fort daily.
Train No. sleAyes Clifton Forge at o:lOL m
and arrives at Charlottesville at 0:I0 a. m.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. 10. leave
Clifton Forge daily $500; m. arrive Huntington
s:4bpm. No. II, daily, leave Huntington GOO
q. m, arrive Clifton Forge $50 p. m. No. 10,
daily except Sunday, leave East Sewell 5000
n, arrive Huntington 1000 q. M. No. Ia, daily
except Sunday, leave Huntington 300 p. m, ~.
rive East Sevell 7:05 .. m.
CINCINNATI DIVISION: No. II, daily eH'
cept sunday, leave Huntington o:lO q. m, arrive
Cincinnati 1918 - m. No. is, daily sIcspt
SUNDAY, leave Cincinnati SEQ p. m, arrive
Huntington $40 p. m. No. 10, daily sIcspt
Sunday, leave MAysvilie $50 =. m, ArrtVs Gin
cinnati 1850 n m. No. ~. daily except sunday
leave Cincinnati BOO p. m, arrive hAJsVills
OSCAR W. @. MURRAY, Trans HAAEgsL
Il. FULLER, GenI Pass. AEt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

overnments
luiet-Flour
eat Lower.
ION call easy
IN at IL per
Prime mer-
Sterling ex-
4a4SS1S
steady,
.......... 1l6ll
..........llb
d.,........lOV
............ 1903
les. 81. 1000.
.Set was dOminat-
cks, which were
prices in the rail
as usual until well
D the reports deny
3 stories Of damage
b o resulted In induc-
in lOrts in the morning
an .er prices. The bull
ma. ndustrials served 10
max only more active, out
gave strong tone, though
the huctualr ilrOad shares were as
usual confined cry limited range. The
market closed az but strong. Sales 1884,
$50 shares. QuON ions closed Oh
Adams Expire, 3 14J; American Ex-
press, 11S}$; Canada Pacific, $50 Central
Pacific, 800 Chesapeake and Ohio, 244;
Chicago and T, Alton l5S; Chicago Bur
hugton and Quincy lOlb; Delaware
and Hudson, 1874 Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western, 15il{; Denver and Rlo
Grande preferred, As; Erie, 27$l; DO pre-
ferred, 6S; Fort Wayne, 1881; Illinois
Central, lO2]S; Lake Shore, 1875; Miehi-
gan Central. 1917; Missouri Pacific, 5S$l;
Northern Pacific, 2OI; do preferred
518z: Northwestern, HOS; do preferred,
l42; New York Central, 1888; Pa
cihc Mail, 33l{; Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville, ~ Pittsburg, 1855 Pullman
Palace, 1876; Reading, 66s{ Rock Island,
SOL; st. Louis and San Francisco, first
preferred 76k; ST. Paul, S3S; do pre-
ferred l26; St Paul and Omaha, 49}s
10 preferred, lis; Tennessee Coal and
80 S3: Texas Pacific, 9; Union Pa
-; United States Express, 90;
10 Union, ga.
ming Stocks-Cholor So; Crown Point
1nsohdated California and Virginia,
)eadwood, 2lO; Gould and Curry, 90;
and NOrcross. 10; HOmestake, 1850;
ndence, -; Mexican, l40; North
SO; Ontario, 1900; Ophir, 24O; Ply
100; Sierra Nevada, 100; Standard
MON Consolidated, 90; Yellow Jacket,
on Silver, 90; Quicksilver, 455; do.
red, 1000; Bulwer, 30.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

sDaily.
FHoN wnErrr b 70
wellsbnrg and Steubc
Mcdonald and PittsDu
Indianapolis and 81. l.
Co.gmbasanc Cincinn -
Wellsbgfg and struberl 6e
Mcdonald and Pittsbur5 ....
Philadeldhis and HeNfork n
SteBbenyills snd Pittsburg ?
Columbus and Chicago 80. q
PhilAdslyhiA and New YORK 4.
Raltimofs and Warrington
stsubenYille and PittsbufF !
stsnbeuEilia aud Denniaon
indianapolis and 81 LogIs =
Dayton aud CinclUuati ....-'
stsubenTiiie and Columbas
AohyHwEsr STsTEs -CLErr
sYsrEN.
THGrss RUS pEfLT EKcnfIs
FRoH BEfDgE ET TO
~. WAyns an Chicago
Canton and Toledo -. 80.
Alllsnes and Cleveland 80.
Stsubenrills aud PIttsDpfF
stsubsnyills and WelisEill
Steubsnyills ard Pitiss1fi
II. WAypsd ri Chicago.
Canton aDdTolsdo. 49,
Alliance I'd ClsTslsEd..
Ssssbsnvills and Hslisrii
philadelphia and View II
BaltImOfs sne Washlnft
stsubenyills and Pittsr
gtsubenYille and = Law
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

rrcNyT OFrrrEs AT pTs
WATTH ST Foor 90 ILrs
AT ncLuHn hoCan. VIZ
FysrfYLFArfA SIATl
g-.w.-G .srn.fff pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28

overnments
1uiet-Flour
eat Lower.
on call easy
IN at ~ per
Prime mer-
Sterling eX-
Aa4SSH.
steady,
..........llO'
..........ll6
d.........lOO
100 5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-28
Castoria-

"Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
aren- Mothers have repeatedly told me Of is
good edect upon their children"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
TIE SURVIVORS TELL OF TIE WRECK.
TERRIBLE SCENES WITNESSED WHEN THE
CRASH CAME.

TERRIBLE SCENES WITNESSED WHEN THE
CRASH CAME.
pittsburg. June oj.-whcn the first section OF the
wrecked train arrived here there were many Of the
Injured pa sscngers board They all pronounced II
one Of the most terrible wrecks they had seen
Many told startling stories. f. ". lcancy. Of Chicago
who Is commercial traveller. had his left hand
badly crushed trying 20 man. lie said !:
Il In the smoker when the wreck came We
were all thrown Of seats and stunned for
n moment. Right ahead Of me was IA man who
believed was a foreigner. \ double seat caught him
and the heavy stove fell on him al.o. brcadnS both
legs In trying to push oil the stove II caught
my hand When / got ont l saw a woman taken
from a parlor with her head crushed horribly.
Other dead and inIgred were on every hand had
been in wrecks before. but never saw much damage
Ia short a time
John Coulson. OF Chicago had his arm hurt while
jumping through baggage car window. The scene
was frightll.~ he said. never heard such agonlzng
,hriehs In my life from the second car. which
Was elescopcd. II was completely broken up and
not single person In it escaped injury
John Whcelman. OF BrOollyn. was On the train and
said u, with friend, was in the smoker ana we
were both half asleep. suddenly there was an awful
crash and before could realize what had happened
we were thrown over five seats and alIshtcd on n
cushion, and neither OF US injured to any ex
tent Ny friend Robert Dcmpster, WAS slightly
bruised ah6 as for me, was badly shaken up man.
J. w. Wright Of New York. was thrown over five
seat, and slightly cut. helped 10 carry out
number Of corp,cs from the wreck" he said. "rhcy
we're all 50 frightfuly cut that they must have died
instantly
j. ID. EufIcr, a Ncw-Yorl, insurance agent, was
badly hurt about the head and breast. He said: Il
was I'm the third from the end of the first section
and was asleep when the accident occurred. ] was
ava hcned by the awful crash and almost Immediately
struck BY heavy timber which he'd me down.
In some manner which | cannot account for l eN-
trcatcd myself and c;awled ont Of window. The
night dark and the cries OF The Injured rnI the
air In most siclenng manner. The car IN which
was caught fire. and | Immediately set TO work TO
eAtingGsh the flame. | succeeded after hard fight
Going TO The part Of the car where had been seated
found that the only one who had escaped |
took ont four bodies within few feet OF where hal
leen sitting
Ncr.!stown, Penn, June 21-Mrs. Charles Cox re-
ccived the terrible news this morning that her mother
Mrs. Catherine IIeebner, and her brother. Crah Win
field Heebncr We're killed In the wreck OF the Western
express at Harrisburg and that her father, Udah
Heebner, was severely injured Mrs Cox's 0aus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
THE GRAND JURY AND MR.. DIXON.
NAMES OF THE MEN WHO HAsTLNED TO Ind Ct
THE PREACHER FOR ALLEGED LIBEL
on COMM,S HOMER KOCH.


The Grand Jury which indicted the Rev. Thomas
Dixon ir. for libel with such impeiuous haste ader
indictments against Others who were accused Of
lbelling Tammany leaders had been refused was com
posed OF the following men:
Francis Higgins. foreman, real estate No. 10 t&is
Thirty -fourth-st.; Francis Blessing, No. % East One
hundred and tenth-st.; Charlie, a. Du Niver, wine
importer, 40. All West Twenty frat st.. Thomas Gun
ningham contractor, No. 2j2 Avenue u; joel l.
fisher, Murray Hi Hotel; Charles Bggs. broker
No. 30 West FortythId-st.; John II. Patrick, pres
dent No pa East fiityfrsts st.; Asher Myer. sec
rotary No. East Eighty lrst-st.; Henry h Motley
importer, No. lO2 Fast fftyseveiltll--; Charles H.
Haswell, civil engineer, NO. 1862 West Forty
hfth-st.; Charles F. Allen. insurance No
1913 West Forty-nfthst. william NJ House,
merchant, No. 162 West Ninety third-st.; John :.
Mclean president. No East sixty iird-st.; Luther
c. Voorhies. No IL West Forty-second-st; James NJ
Requa, merchant. No. 100 Madson-ave.; james
Trainor hotel, No. 1879 Broadway; Maynard Hollis
ter linens, no 80 West Thirty sixth ST.. Eugene W.
tuidon express, No. ia West Thirteenth ST.. Robert
T. Reilly, No. l4J East Thirty fourth St; Alexander
w. Hume, tailor No. liS Fast Nlncty-second st.;
Joseph Davy agent, No. l47 West Eighty second st.
John J. Kavanagh, real estate, No. IL East Eighty
first II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
MORE YACHTS LIKELY TO TAKE PART THAN EVER


MORE YACHTS LIKELY TO TAKE PART THAN EVER
BEFORE.
II Is expected that at the annual cruise OF the New
York Yacht Racing Association, which viii begin next
week. more yachts will participate than ever BEFORE
On saturday, July 2, the yachts viii rendezvous al
Gravosend Bay and report to Fleet Captain b. r.
sutton who will be on his yacht Null. The feet wiil
be commanded by Commodore A. j. Rnne VINO VIII
act as admiral ana ny his blue rectangular nag having
four white stars, on ex-Commodore slmmonSS yach'
Whit. Wings The vice president, George E. Garland,
will act as vicc-adrnlral and fly his red rectangular
flag, with three white stars Oh Commodore O. EtAcbs
yacht Henry Gray. The fleet captain. Commodore B.
F. sutton will ay his white rectangular nag, with
Two blue stars from his flagship Null.
Al night distinguishing lights VIII be shown AZ
follows Admiral blue Lights, one above the other on
ensign staff at stern Nceadmira two red Lights ana
feet captain, two white lights. AT the rendezvous
the New Utrecht Club will be the host The start Will
be made each morning at 10 q. m the preparatory
signal being Sired half hour earlier, when all yachts
are expected 70 get under weigh from their anchors
The first run will be made Monday July A. to Kcypor,
where In the evening reception VIII be held at the
Pauline Hotel, and there will be display OF fireworks
The second run Will be 10 the Highlands Of Navesink
on Tuesday July 5, where the Highland Beach Iui-
provencnt Company VIII give dinner ana RECEPTION o
10 the association. On Wednesday, July q, 1t was
Intended 10 20 TO Red Bank but ii IL feared that many
of the yachts would be unable TO get there because 81
the shallow water. and races in the Bay may be hed
Thursday, july 7, Atlantic Highlands will be the
objective point, where the Pav0nia Yacht club VIII
entertain The feet. and hop will be given at me
Grand View Hotel in the evening. Friday the neet
will 20 10 Scawaricn, where the yachtsmcn VIII DC
the guests of ex-Commodore Abel Of the Columbia
Yacht Club SATURDAY the Meet VII 20 TO n1tes Smh
and there dsband II is probable that sunday al
the rendezvous there will be 200 yachts OF all sizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
RESPONSIBILITY FOR TIE ACCIDENT.
HAYES. TIE SIGNAL TOWER OPERATOR COM
MTTTED TO JAIL.

HAYES. THE SIGNAL TOWER OPERATOR COM
MITTED TO JAIL.
HARRISBURG June - (speclan.-M the Coroner's
inquest held this afternoon it was apparently shown
b. the testimony Of II. L. Hayes. the operator In tie
stecton tower that he alone responsible for the
accident. The train hands gave their version of the
affair. showing that they were acting according 10
rule and lad performed their duty. HAYES testified
that last night HI, first night In the Seelton
tower. lie +, employed an extra man. lie said
that he used hi, good judgment in regard to allowing
the second section the block before the first
ton had left It. not having received word from
the DocI-s operator concerning the first section hav
ing left the block. He std that he was
familiar with the book Of rules. and thought the first
section had left the block. IL had passed his tower
on time. The book OF rules says that In AL cascs Of
ioubt operator Is ,Uppoed 10 take the safe course
Hayes was much agltltcd, and in answer 10 the
question: Did you violate the rule Of the company
IN regard to allowing TWO trains on one block ?"
said Yes" lie said be used his judgment, and
rOw felt that e very poor indeed.
lie thought he not wholly 10 blame.
Al the conclusion Of his TESTIMONY HAYES was hcld
for manslaughtrr and Is In jail. The inquest
was adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
A WEDDING IMPOSSIBLE.
Prom The Detroit Tribune.


Papa will wed George
Tie Young girls eyes flashed, and the not passion on
ate blood Of her orcfaheis to say nothing OF nef
own mantled her cheek with an angry nllsi ino
old was excted too; Parent ned ana c"a COL"
d., you refuse me that which alone VIII niaAc
me happy .. chm NM, tho floor
and never WINGED although tie fourth corn on her
second toe hurt like sixty. II simply nianG hs sc
madder and 1t looked If the stern father nent DC
compclcd in order to save himself from personal vio
lencc, come of the perch. 49,. NM, aarc,,cr +,
The old man fcinling As they say ~ tne r' h
side. lie assumed usu6roIs tone ana DD"Su M, ~,
head sadly Eut the 1il although size was Jus,
turned eighteen had read few books ana dlNlheu
the situa lon at once or 5 oner mana,
she entertained for an instant the project Of stamp;
Ing her 700; again but srank with all the dencary 81
fragile nature from the suffering the process m 81
entail she clasped her hands Instead and assisted
the effect By biting her lips .,., ,o,, rorr
Child, child, /, Is for yonr eood 'nat oeny 'o"'
rhc beautiful woman shiyered 1t was then Ga she
first reflected that che ma a, i1s1e ,1 D W phvseaH
Her lips curied scornfully or thereabouts
What woudst have me do, slrt ., .ou,o,,.a
The father shrugged shoulder, being coHpclled
TO be careful Of the other Oh account OF rncuma'is'
- 1Wilt abide by my command. daughterP
with an effort that convulsed her frame she re-
pressed her emotion
with Infinite grace he led her to scat. He con
sdarcd It great Endorsement to nave 'ins' come MS
way IVY child you said wed.'
say. clopc."
"rhen may mary George -
Most assurcdly. But 10 wedding. " YOU please
IL fe D YOU, ~ my daughter am willing to pay for
very sy, elope s,e S on enrace hire and
hotel bills VIII eeeri1y meet fhe e eSa aS Int
Lie the sensible girl that 'he was. she consented TO
the sacrifice After good long CRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
OUTGOING STEi .MERS.
SHIPPING NE US.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY. JUNE rs. 1892.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamer ,nscrs"n = Son arrived a, the Bar at 2so
steamer Mohawk tBrl wiltshire london June 10. with
mdss and passrngeiSto "'a"'' ii'"'PV''N W. ~
s np ar Umora B MccAy Liverpool Juue Queens
town is with mise passengers Vernon Brown Co
As@ AZ 's s Ar JeSy Liverpool June H. with
10 Hurst, Arrived al he Rar At = ?9pm
and s%sT s%Sya f1 ce Hi'' hrrss
F c S4ys s AZ the Bar Sa4' M win
steamer tDtehl cassigs Amsterdam June IN bal
steamer TO arnwc Ir Brown ssga days win
order; vessel TOD II Winchester Co Arrived al The bar Al
Joseph John r5 Ms w S1sSs S,y. o WIN A ,sSr
fn,t /" II bnmos q CO. Arrived the Bar at 1910
sUXsEr-w,na a. SANDY Hook. light. NV clear
aAtcity Island light. NV; clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer France Br Hadey. London June l. with mdse
Steamer City OF Rome tBr, Young Glasgow June 10. Mo
VILE H. with nd,e and PASSENGERS 10 Henderson Bros ,
southampton H. with ndse and passengers TO cort's
At the Bar At il'o I, pm smur,s ,unsu vi,
&c with mdse and to Funch Edge
cs Steamer fc CLYDE Domingo and Msy via
Turks Island with md'e and passengers TO w" PcV'o Co.
CLEARED.
steamer Ludgatc Hill OBJ Brown. London-sanderson
Steamer Alaska ODD Murray, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Epwor,R tBr Jefferson. MISUNDERSTANDING
steamer orano Nassau Deh Won der Est. Amsterdam
Port AN Prince. &c kunhar,t a Co.
steamer Tartar (Brl Bailey, Observation-Disclosures Co.
steamer Chicago OH Watson. Antwerp sapderson Son.
steamer Ccarcnsc tBr McKenzic Para slpion
steamer MurieI (Br) Morrison wndward ISLANDS "A +
OEcrbrldge d Co
steamer Dorian (Br) McFarane Kingston. Greytowp. &c
Henderson Bros
NY 6 pr 50 Co.
steamer CITY Of Alexandria. Curtis Havana and Mexican
norris JAS T. Ward & Co
steamer cuba (Norl. Bernhold. Raracoa -Mones Co.
steamer Haugcsin (Nor frc'rASsen. I"raeoa-lI Dnmos
d
steamer Nueccs. RISK. Galveston via Key west-c II Nal
Tory 4 Co o-,- 60.
Steamer New Orleans. Belts. New Orleans-S Seaman.
FL Dorado. New 0rleansJohn T Van sickle
Steamer City Of Birmingham. Berg Sayannah-R !. walker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. June p. 1So2.
Yesterday To-day. Yesterday Today
HON 10 DEPOSIT Monty.
Confectionery Journal.

From The COnfectionerS' Journal.
l. II you wish 70 open an account with bank
provide yourself with proper Introduction Well
managed hanks do not open accounts, with Stmnger'
III bank or in yGur possession deposit. Don't test
the courage or generosity Of yonr pahH by pese rns
B. DO not draw a check send It TO a person ont
Dossby Sct back Sometimes Geographic advice is
asked about such checks. mil,
J. Do not exchange checks with ANYBODY. THIS
discovered BY yonr bank; it does your friend
no good and dlsoredits You ,.. 49,.
condition that ne he Is not to use it until a certain
time. lie is sure to take an out-of-town check rom
neehbor, pass 1t through Your bank without charge &c
s se caught s Dssc@s aHccommodato@ note in the
has pot,cd from the lndorser to the drawer. ~ =.
g. Do not give yonr check to stranger THIS Is
You 80 t will not feel kindly toward YOU,
Z. When you send your check out OF inc city 70
hSn : PAY to John smith q Co. Of Boston" This
will put your bank It's guard II presented at the
Don't commit. ne folly Of supposng that because
you trust the bank With your money the bank ought
O. DON'T suppose you can behave badly in one bank
and stand we'll with the others You forget there Is
10. Don't quarrel with your bank. II YOU are not
treated we'll go somewhere else but don't 20 and
nys if YOUR q bank DON'T 'nA
II. II VOW want an accommodation note discounted.
tell the bank frankly that is not nd In t frdm ds Sabo
with an agreement, verbal written that 1t is to be
discounted, and then ask 10 have new one dis
counted to take up the Old one, tell the bank
about II.
II. DON'T commit the folly Of saying that you
will guarantee the payment OF a note which you have
already ndorsed.
-. Give your bank credit for being Intelligent
generally, and understanding its own business par
icuary. 1t is much bettcr informed probably, than
you supposed. ,
Is. Don't try and convince your bank that the
paper or security which has already been declined
is better than the bank supposed. This is only chaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

Steamer Old Dominion Couch Norfolk and Richmond-oA
steamer City Atlanta. Dole West Point vaod Domta.
Steamer Guyantotte Walker Norfolk and Newport Nows-
Old Dominion - Co.
steamer w Bruno. Lewis. Balrmore-H Fostor.
Steamer winthrop. Homer. Elsport-c IL Mallory & Co.
Steamer Manhattan Bragg Portland-horaiio Hall
steamer n Dimock Coleman Boston III r Dimock-
SAILED
ALASKA and Haley verpool Circassic
Glasgow; Massachusetts, London; Sorrento aud Wie.and,
Hamburg Ems Bremen; OLDHAM. Rottcrian Belgen.and,
Antwerp Ia TouTanr. Iiayrc OraIye Nassau and South
Prince. Para Muriel Barba-
does Burnley. TrnhsI, Dorian Montego Bay Amur and
Sama, Gbara Cuba Baracoa EpwOrth. Hamburg. Nueces
aves,on New Orleans and III Dorado New Orleans city of
Macon. NacDochec savannshi Delaware, Charleston;
Cratan Wilningtopi Old Dominion Richmond CITY OF Allan.
Ia West Point. Va; W Bruno Baltimore.
ship IomaDon for sydney. NsW
Also sailed-via Long Island Sound
Steamers Winthrop for 81 John NIB Manhattan Portland;
II 4 DImOck Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June 2J-Arrived steamer Etruria fprl
Hams from New. York on her way IiVerpool. =
GLASGOW, June 2i-Saled Nebraska (Br,
brown. for New.York. Va"
MovILiE. Juno 26Arrived Caor Brl
1aaes. IRON New. York on her way Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

but Garrison would not have his order, were to
make hot with Maidstone the lstter's trainer be-
lieying that the only way Longtree take
him on his feet But the plan failed Maidstone could
not get Lonrstreet any part OF the race.
and In the stretch Longstreet simply strobe him ana
in easy galop by lengths Maidstone second.
eight lengths before ST. Anthony
FIFTH RACE-ZEpHYR STAKES-Fos two years old.
$50 each; $500 added. Special weights FuturIty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

In the ncehborhood of Burley the other day
gentleman, looking wall, saw dead hen IN
Inc field. Presently n rat ran up shifted at the dc
flnct fowl with much satisfaction and went away In
some haste. Tile Onlookcr. who Is student I'm
natural history, knew what that meant and removed
the hen from the spot. In II minute or two the mt
came back with half dozen friends, with the evident
intention Of removing the carcass for future
Arriving at the spot where the fowl had laid. the
rat raised a lond squeak Of establishment at It's alb
scnce. In a trce the other rats fel upon linn 50
savagcly that they left hlm dead on the field Il
warning not to play practical Jokes with his friends
leeds Evening Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

daughter accompanied her grandparents. The elder
Wee5ner Is an extra engineer in the employ OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad here and the son was employed
BY the same company as car Inspector
Altoona Penn. June 25.-Ralroad 01icials nave IN,
formed friends OF John Black, machinst employed
here that he was killed in the Harrisburg wreck this
morning lie was a native OF Waterbury Conn.,. ana
was twenty-four years Of ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
Mr.. pARsoxs's BROTHER GOES TO HIS AID

w b. Parsons the civl engineer Of this city. who was
in wreck the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad yesterday morn
Ing IL seriously injured lie Is suffering from ssns
head and he has far recovered that he
Will return 10 New.York today. Mr. Parsons left homo
on Thursday morning for Marion Ind He is brother
OF G. b. Parsons OF No. sos Fth.e.. and Of Harry De
d. Persons OF No. 237 Madsonave. Forry De b. Par
received dispatch from him Yesterday morning ana
Harrisburg TO bring him home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
THE WORKERS BICYCLE RACE.

The twomile handicap bicycle race OF the fonkers
Bicycle Club over the Iuverdae-ave. course took
place Yesterday afternoon. &. T. kuchler l1o
seconds in O. minutes 40 seconds, with Theodore
Cox (scratchl second &. ,. Enrnham ti2 seeohusj
third and &. p. Marsden (Scratch) fourth.