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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06
LARGE As A DOLLAR

We're the scrofuls sores my poor little boy scken-
ins ana disgusting. They especially severe on
his legs. back Of his and on his head His hair
was 70 matted that eonabing sometimes
HIS Ices were bad that sometimes he could not ait
down. and when he tried TO walk his legs would crack
open and the blood start Physicians did not eject
cure. decided 10 give him Hoods SarsspariIl. In
two weeks the sores commenced heal up the scales
came Oh and all over his body new and healthy nesh
and skin formed. Whom he had taken two bottles Of
sHoOD's sARsAPARILLA
he was entirely free from sores. HARRY K. RUBY.
Boz 356. Columbia. Pa
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CITY ITEMS
You Must Have Sugar:

The best and cheapest Coffee. Tea, Baking
Powder, &c, in the city. Checks and special
presents. Look out for Grand Army souvenirs.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.
sol and sos Seventh st. NV.
1920 14th St NV. S104 VI ST.. Georgetown.
Sl5 II st. ne. Stands In all markets..
NEWTON II. BOWMAN.
Telephone, s4s. tltI Manager.
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None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm MOI
A marvel Of lghtness and swiftness.
jazz Office A37 9Th st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

3. Heller, 100 7th St. W, is making O spe-
caalty In Ladies and Children's Hair Cutting
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ROWING on THE CHARL Els.
Defeat of the Atalanta Eight by the Brad
foTds.

fords.
1t is said thai Il. 900 people saw the Labor day
races given under the auspices of the New Eng
LAID Association of Amateur Oarsmen On the
Charles river Al Boston yesterday afternoon
The defeat OF the Atalanta eight-oared crew BY
the Bradfords WAS attributed to the former
being III strange boat, II being the one used
by the Cro<scut Juniors. The results follow all
courses being one and half miles, the eisht-
cared races straightaway:
Senior single sculls-Edwin Hedley yesper
Il. C., Philadelphia; VIM. Caffrey, Crescent B.
C., second. Time. la.i75s.
Intermediate single scull-A. c. Downing
Crescent p. C.; Hugh Planning, Crescent B. c..
second. Time. l057i{
senio- foGr-oared souls Bradford b. c. won.
AtIHStoaS second Lime, 9.351s.
/ Ne" York. Won; b. b. b. 4. crew second
Time. 1926
single scull shells. iunior-M A. Sullivan.
central b. G.. won: VI. J. Maher, wachusetts
b G.. second Time. IIOek.
Doao:e seuh shells. seniors-yesper B. c..
Phiiadeirhia, won; Manhattan A. O. second
| Time, s.42l..
Four-oared working boats. senior-W orcester
I b. q. won. Neponset second. Time, 1901.
fonr-oa armed SHELLS, junior-Boston A. A.
Moh' IL.on b. c., Brooklyn, n. Y, second
/ Time. 9.5lj$.
ToGr-oared working boats, juuiors-Neponset
Rowing Association won, West End B. C.
second. Time, I0ls
/ six-oared shells. junior Columbian Rowing
I 1915
| Eighi-oared shells, senior Bradford b. c..
non, Columbia L. c. second. Time, 7I3.
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The Fall RlocEs

in Derbies are on our tables. All shapes and
colors from sl.45 to a.. That e. 20 Hat 10 q
beauty. Franc 4 Son. One Price.
se6-eo3t Cor It'll and ID sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

Souvenirs Of Washington in gold and silver
novelties. WALFoRp's, Az Pa ave. lt-
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BARGAINS In Cur GLASS.

BARGAINS II Cur GLASS.
We now display large and varied stocxos
FINE CUT GLASS
At about ONE-HALF USUAL PRICES.
Persons desiring RARE BARGAINS should avail
the mselves OF this special sale.
We also have sale DINNER and TOILET SETS
which We are Closing out at greatly reduced prices
II. W. BEvERIDGE,
Importer O. Pottery and Glass.
au3 I2i5 ST. and 12l4 S.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS

TIE SOUTHERN TALLY-Ho COACH LINT 6i5
cs,d5 a1 l 8 W. daily ArlinE.on. SOLDIER Ee.ns
round TRIP All visitors should ride on our great d
finland tslly-bo. .-slu,.
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A Cordial Invitation il extended to all to
visit my factory and see for themselves Just
how the famous Yucatan Gum is made. " J.
WHITE, Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A. se5-6t
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Look for the lad" Of the Cannon Ball
Clothing Company in another column. se6-3t
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CHE. xAxDEr's own Old Blackberry Cordial
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j |'"'''' !; +. { T.. '''.--.,.
719 MARKET SPACE.
Positively THE LAST CALL.
FOR THREE DAYS LONGER ONLY
WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT
AND BELOW COST.
MONDAY. TUESDAY. wEpNE sDAY.
SEPT. o. SEPT. 8. SEPT. 2.
WILL POSITIVELY BE THE LAST
THREE DAYS OF OUR MEMORABLE
COST PRICE SALE.
WARS AT Cosr.
WE STILL HAvHA GOOD AssoRT-
NENT OF LADIES' AND MISSES
REFERS. BLAZERS. CAPE COATS.
SC. ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER
AT EXACTLY WHAT THEY COST
Us. THE PRICES RANGE FROM
e.. so TO sI5.
u MBRELLAs Al Cosr.
LAS is VARIED oNEAND OF THE
MOST RELIABLE MAKES. FOR
THREE DAYS You CAN TAKE ANY
ONE IN OUR STORE AT T HE NJ AN
UFACT RER'S PRICE.
GOOD ONES FROM sec. TO &c.
DKEss SILKS AT Cosr.
IF YOU ARE ANTIcIPATING THE
PURCHASE OF SILK DRESS
TWILL BE MONEY IN YOUR
POCKET TO BUY NOW AND THUS
SAVE NTY-FIyE PER CENT ON
YOUR CHASE.
We HAVE IN STOCK ALL THE
FASHIONA BLpwEAvES ANDM MAKES
IN EITHER BLACK. COLoRED oR
FANCIES.
IMPRO VEMENTS DON'T INTER
FERE WITH BUSINESS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

D1EHL AND OrHER ELECTRIC FANS
Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy-
namoe overhsuled and put in thor
ouSh order. Commutators turned
off and furnished.
Field Magnets and Armatures rewound
in our own shop on the premises.
Motor and Dynamo Brushes for any
machine in stock made to order.
JORDAN Macleod,
Engineers, Machinsts Electricians.
au17-lm 512 1Othst. NV.
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EvEBY ARTICLE in the furniture line needed
By hoasekeepers can be bad at the assignee sale
which t-ses place thursday. commencing at 10
O'clock AN. at auction rooms Of Duncsnson
Bros.. 9in and d streets. Wait until this sale n
you wish TO save money.-Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

HOODS PILLS ere mild. gentle. painless, safe
and snacient cathsrtic. Arrays reliable. 25c.
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MOUNT VERNON.
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON
GREEN LAWNS 81 oPd MasfRsH,Ia mar,

Noun. Vernon daily. except SUNDAY al 10 a "a -.
turning ~ 2::n y. m Fare. round trip. ST. Ia
{ nd ne admission % the mansion and grounds =
Mount Vernon. Cafe on ths steamer Mount Nernsa
guide boOsE IN the bDat.
MARSHALL HALfA--stsarners M.caIests- .ss
River Qur.-n a. follows;
bafL9 sS6ffT S6 81 2e -. sSd ,s. o.
D. M
INDIAN HAD EVENING TRIPS. iandinr =.
Msrshs. HsN both ways. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
NN.LNiiN9 o. AZ - I'm Mnsc on AZ trips .nd q
ON n. Big Pavilion Say aud evening leaving Ma
ehal Hal for home o4O y. "a.
PARTIES can 80 down 40 Marshall Hs. on tn. mora
ins OF Aisrnoon triIs u our stszmeP snd return
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Ale,upari, "A,
Yiyer nlinr rs far down dlymont inc nfus- M--
shsn ball. both wsys NJ = :. daily except sandsf
sunday schools going 20 Marshall Hall shoulltAt.
MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL
U1v STEAMBOAT co.
NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER
From 7th u. Ferry Wharf av.-r
SAfIRl,Al, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
Touching al sn WATERING PLACES
AND SIMMER kESORr-
COLONIAL BEACH. cDLTON'S BAY. IEONARuL
TOWN, ST 9FoRGE,s ISLAND, NoMINL
sMITH's CREEK AND PoINT
See schedule
Steamer salts
On Monday att T. n Medpe.dRy n
On Wednesday ~ .. 10. returns Friday Il a M
On ssturdsT. ut $50 D. returns sunfsv I0 ~ m
Steamer EXPRESSLY ntted foE the roui- pasSsnxrs
accom- mods5lons tr.t-class DELIGHTFUL TRfT
by aaylight c. ". RiDi.tY. General Mana<er
3el5-3m
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w. NJ. SHusrER & Soss.
9l9 PENN AVE NV

p" ANAs bOHUSIER ~ OONS.
9l9 PENN. AVE NV.
JUST OPENED
100 PIECES wORsTED DRESS FABRIoUES
COMPOSING ALL OF THE NEW EFFECTS"
40 PIECES C. h. sERGES. FANCY wEAvEs.
AT THE Low PRICE OF SOC. PER YARD
SOME OF THE HANpsoMEsT STYLES WE
HAVE EVER sHowN-CoTToN AND LINEN
sHEETINGs. NAPKINS. TABLE LINENS, CON-
FORTS. QUILTS, BLANKETS. ETC. ONE PRICE
W. II. SHUsTER SONS,
auc9 9l9 PENN. AVE NV
RIpLAr1se. REPEATING.
Go direct to the factory branch
53i SEVENTH ST. n. W
Fineline Of Silver Ware on hand.
5 KAHN sons MANUFACTURING CO.,
sci Factory. Baltimore Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

REzgNEER the sale Of groceries and store
fixtures AZ 1903 street northwest by Latimer
4 Sloan tomorrow at 10 a.n-Adrt
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Guns and Rifles. large and varied stock. at
low prices. wALFoRD's, Pa ave. Ii.
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"WEDNESDAY. sFPTFMRFR
E,St-sordin9ry -ei,sstis pal BAiI.9eN AsCrNSlnS
flNIR WV. PROP o. OWL AND MILF.
LnoNA o. DELL, an ttlrfiling douhe ascension sd
psrschute drOp. nrudlET two seTsrate dog pAIarhNs
drors AZ the sane tine lruf o. Dell VIII s7va 10
famous perfotlt snce. ascending Feet aud
ne parachute loose, and then dsssen a. hanging -
his fe without life line any safety device
Eey z stieupsed ty any other ae~onznt
Tax. the |. - al. and ~ p m boat Tor fhe
sscen~ion Tickets, - cents. See free coupon shove
SEQ z = RANDALL. Fropr1stog
RIyyyyss yIEw LMRoEIANL ANNouSoE-
heinf6 n1lM. MIMI. MkDNfsDAl. S.T-
hlnIt. hlEM- teini1er 80 - y. M.
myEs yIEw ss-Fositiveiy ths last wsans-
INDIAN EEAD.
INDIAN hEAD.
BY the Eleesnt L s-t going Steamer SAMUEL 4
T1cErTs. p CENTS
u Those taking The morning hnnts Tor the lAiiosn
ascension fhe PeniV IS River View 4, 49,
continue 10 Indian Head. $50 frcs cuurnn lloFs
se,,-a 4. s. RANDALL Prorrietor
For cHARTTR. rLEeAST STEAM YACHT. A.
comirodate "a tday CT We-kb; uill sell rheAu ~
exchsnge. Apply ). HENIE, aia MARI land ave = " .
or W r. WATEoUs. SIG oh 81. o. se5-6.s
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PRESSING THE WORK.

PRESSING THE WORK.
The contractors Of the Washington, Aexan-
dria and Mount Vernon Railway are making
strenuous efforts, working night, day and Sum
days to have the road ready for the coming OF
the Grand Army. The great boilers are now at
the power house and few days will suffice to
get the machinery ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

BETHESDA PARK.
Dancing and music pavilion every evening.
BEAUTIFUL cafe open and meals served at
popular prfces. which be ordered by telephone,
1884
On Wednesday evening September 1. the beautiful
Electric Fountain will again delight the patrons Of
this Park and viii play every ni<ht at p. m, the
same having been perfected and enlarged. Grounds
beautifully lighted by electricity. New bowling alley
open
Among the attractions at the Park are magnificent
Phonograph. Shooting Gallery. Prize Bazaar. &c.
COMING EVENTS
September 14-Grand Tournament and Prize Drill.
September l9-One week-WICHITAw JACK and
bis great Wild West show of Menicsns. Indians and
Lady Riders. se6
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Week commencing MONDAY. SEPTEMBER g.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
THE MERvyN DALLAS COMPANY.
TIE HOUSE on THE MARSH.
W0MAN'S RANSOM.
BEAUTIFUL ROMANTIC MELopRANA
Played In London and Great Britain .276 eoasecu-
i've nights and I'll matinees.
NEW AND SPECIAL SCENERY.
Mr. Mrryyn Dallas in h. successful role of Gsrvsis
ksynor. Alas jim NooIfsl"
Nsst week.-Mrs. t. POWERS in "A MAD BAR
GAIN. se5-s
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TO FIaHT oPF CHOLERA,

The citizens of Alexandria county are ar
ranging for preventive measures against the
cholera. The grand jury took up the subject
yesterday, and on its recommendation Judge
Chichester appointed a sanitary officer in each
district. These officers as follows: Jeffer-
son district, Z. L. Ssson; Arlington district r.
N. Veiteh; Washington district. Robert Walker.
They will begin their sanitary surveys at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-06

BALL IN THE NEw PAVILION on
THE oREks LAWNS OF
MARSHALL HALL
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CHEAP
AND PLEASANT ExcURsToNs
Two saloon ~.esne-s lasv. ~ .sr@At FERRY ~A.-f
hourly nom SIS m. until US pm TWELVE
MILF SAIL On THE POTOMAC fOk - GEMS
BABIES FREE
rw PLEASANT EVENING TRIP TAN. en- 80.
boat. Home Of T.4S o. m Same schedul. On suadAya
comr~acing ut 30 A--ssTeaaa Isip. oao y. "a
Visit Alexandra. We.
FATHER wAsRISGroS,s CHURCH.
Masonic f.cdse. the Bradaoch HOUSE ana IN. y,..v
"reminiscences from l776 10 1855 ,.4toocI
SCMMER sCHEDUlE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
Live STOCK.

CHICAGO, June 2L-Cattle- Receipts,
10000 head; shipments, 1900 head; market
steady TO strong; good TO prime steers g. 80
al %; others 81 9Oa4 p; Texans - 30a3 40;
cows 50 75a3 40
Hogs-Receipts 81, 900 head; shipments,
1000 head market steady; mixed g. 00a5 - ;
prime heavy weights s. 3Oa5 40 light 8 90
al 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market fairly active; stockers
IS 5Oa3 80; Texans = 80; ewes and mixed
wethers s. 4Oa5 50; lambs g 10a6 20.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, June 27.-Cattle-
Receipts $50 head; shipments l,l79 head ;
market, slow; medium and best grades
same as last week; common and grassers
lower
Hogs-Receipts 400 head; shipments
1000 head market, fairly active; common
TO best g l5a5 CO.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
2,4OO head; market, dull at Saturdays
prices.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Hogs strong; com
mon and light a G5a5 -; packers and
butchers g. lOa5 40; receipts, 30 head ;
shipments 100 head.
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at 81 So; September SO SOAR 90, closing
at S. 90. Short ribs, cash 81 221Sa7 %;
July 81 95a7 2215, closing at 81 221S Sep
tember 81 05a7 2714, closing at 81 2714
Shoulders, s. 75a6 90; short clear 81 121Sa
Z 27I5. Others unchanged. Receipts
Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat, $1,000 bushels;
corn, 81, 900 bushels; oats, 25S, 200 bush
els; rye. 5000 bushels; barley, $1,000 bush
els Shipments-Fiour, 1900 barrels;
wheat 5000 bushels; corn, 600 bush
els; oats, $4,000 bushels; barley, 5000
bushels.
New York, June 21.-Flour, receipts
$4,000 barrels, exports $4,000 barrels,
market dull and heavy; sales $1,000 bar
rels. Wheat, receipts 1900 bushels; ex
ports 600 bushels; sales loo bushels
futures and $4,000 bushels spot; market
moderately active No red 5aS6 &C;
uugraded red 13l +ag3LC; No. > Chicago
size: options steady with little chaugein
prices; No. , red June S6'sc; July SOFA
$3.50, closing a. SG'.c; August S6lsae6'sc,
closing al So C; September So l., Octouer
STasaSl5Lc closing 40 S1-sc; November $50
assoc, closing az SSasc; December c9esc
Rive firm; western S}asgc. Corn. rece pts
$1,000 bushels; exports ls5 bushels, sales
40, 900 bushels futures, and 6s.uo0 bushels
spots; spot unsettled; uugraded mixed 5ES
aJ0sa c; June 5ylBc july % a55i4c ; clos
INK - o.; August - &C; September 54s4c
oats. receipts 10000 bushels. sales, lUo
ono bushels futures and $4,000 bushels
spot: snot market quiet: July 3ilIc, Au-
gust 36 &C.; September 35.-c; No. spot
white AZ 5ai2 tc; mixed western 3ia3J5sc.
hay, quiet. Hops. tquiet. CoHee steady,
5alOcUp. Sugar fairly active. Molasses,
steady Rice. steady. Petroleum, steady;
United, 53c. Cotton seed oil. dull. Tallow
dull. Resin, steady. Turpentine, steady;
3Oa35c Eggs. firm; western lial5t4c PORK
quiet; old mess $40 1jall -; extra prime
$3.50. Cut meats, firm. Lard, higher
western steam s. 10; July 8 u; August
s. 10; September s. 20; October 81 -
Butter frmer; western dairy li@l6c.
Cheese, firm.
ToLEDo, O., June 21-Wheat, dull. firm;
No , cash and June SIC; July S.]zc;
August Sl@sc Corn steady; No. , cash
soc. Oats quiet; No. cash 34}5c. I've,
cash &c Clover seed dull; prime cash
g. 90; October g. 30 Receipts-W 9eat
$4,000 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels; pots,
10000 bushels ipments-tlour, 1000
barrels; corn, 1900 bushels; oat' 400
bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., June 21-Cotton, quiet;
middling ~ Flour, quiet. Wheat, steady;
No red SIC; receipts 800 bushels; ship
ments 500 bushels Corn, active and steady
at 4Sa4gc Oats, easier; No. ,, 33i5c
Pork, quiet. Lard, nominal Bulk meats
strong Bacon, higher Whisky, steady
at 81 -. Others steady and unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 27.-Flour,
quiet Wheat, Hrm No , red July, Au-
gust and September S5%aSGc. Corn,
steady; No mixed June 54lIaa55c; July
54a54l5c; August 531t a5324c; September
3l+a53]sc Oats, steady; No white 39a
3955c, No. , white June 4la4l4c; July
4Ol4 a404c; August $50 a39c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

The Democrats 40 tlisc.ty bad .olifca-
tiOn meeting here a,f night 10 was -ot-
ten Oh on short notice, ont 10 was decidedly
creditan.ein every respect Heatner.ugton 5
brass band headed the procession, which
marched around the principal streets
amidst a pr0fusioE of rel tire aud other
pvrOtecnic display. The small boy was
also on hand iu countless prOtusiOn and
made the echoes ring with his irresistible
TN horn. There vas no effort made 10 have
an organized parade, 10 was simply an out
burst of eNuoeraut enthusiasm over the
nomination o. Cleveland and Stevenson,
and viewed i'm that light il was decided
success. Hon Ross j. Alexander, Of
Bridgeport. made Que of his Characteristic
addresses after the parade from the bal
Couv of the Globe Hotel He paid glow
ing tribute 20 Grover Cleveland, the ideal
statesman, and also dwelt on the excellent
qualities of his running mate, Adlaj Stey-
enson. The speech was frequently inter
rupted with tumU,tUOUs applause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
22ufcronos,
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
TIMETABLE NO. 1.
To Take Eject 1901 n. m, June IL, 1899.

Leave whseling-No. Il, 6:l5 a. m. No. IS.
7:3UA IN; No. %, $50 ~ IN; No. ST. S:45 a. IN.
No q, l0:O0E. ID; No. %, ll:tO q. IN; NO. oil,
10: o p. m; No. +l3, 100 p. m; No. 'lh, $50 p
'lg 4:OO p. M; No. 81, 800 p. IN No. s23, o:lO
,. m. No. +55, 6:i5 p. H.; 10. g., 7:COp. m;
No. '25, 500 D. M: No. -, $50 - IN; No. t3l,
1000 p. M. No. tS3, .. 10 m
Leave PeniDsuls-No. II, ora. m; No. 3,
1888 m No 10. 1888 a. m No 81, 9:5i n. M. /.
No. -. los a. m: No. - HOS = m: No. III,
l2 10 y. m. No. 'l3, l:Os p. M, No. IS. 2:0S p.
M; No az, 3:OS p. m: N. F53, 1881 p. m; No.
%l9, 40S p. IN No. F2l. 5:0S p. m; No. '23 9: IS
y. m No. 40. SOL p. M. 40. 81, :0s p m. No.
al. sos p. m. NJ ~, POS p. IN No. t3l. 1905
D. M: No f33 1888 q. n.
Arrive Martins Ferry-No Il, 6:25 a M; No.
%, 7:f6R IN; NO. Il, e:45 n. m, CIV sl3i;
NO +5l, 9:b7 An; No. = l0.l' r. NJ: No. -.
m; No. els, 2:l5 p. M; no. III. 3:l6 ,. M; no.
'53. 3:37 p. N No. 'ly, 4:l5 p m; No. 81, 5:i5
p. m. No. 'Z3 6:.5 y. m: No. 80 6.b7 y. no.
No. $50. - .. m NJ. n. $50 p. m; No. f29
9:lb p. M; No. tSl, 1918 p m; No. tSS, 1888
p. m.
arrive De Hass Crossing-No. Fi' 8,3i q. m +.
No 3, Asa ~. No. %. 9.is a. m; No. - 1918
a m. No -l3, lis p. m; No. Fl7, 800 p. m:
Arrive Laugblin's MIl-Yo II, GAG m; No
arrive " = /. f. Junction-So 81, 1903 a
m; No s53, 3 IS p m; 40 +55 03 p ~.
Leave W. & l.. r. Junction--No so 8 % a M.
No t5@. ? q p N: No 81 81 p m
Leave Laughlins Miii-Ho y, ga m; No
~ y 2 N.
Leave DE He crosslng-No 26SAIn: No
-, ~ IA; No%l0 u q q M; No IA, q p rs.
No ~ 527 m 40 %, . q ~
Lsaye Martins Ferry-Ho. ~, va. m; No
- 500 .. m: No. ~ s.5s a. IN: -. g. 0:3J a.
u.: No 's l0..0A. m; No. 80 ID >. m: 40.
'l2 1880 p H.; No. IA, 10 ?. m; o. "a. 2:33
p. M: so. 'lo. 40 p. m no. rs ,I p. M;
No 30, 40 y. m; No. "a $50 p T.: No. 81,
SIS p. N; SO. 50 CD m: No. ~. $50 ?.
m; No. rs, $50 p m; No. 80. s:St-2. m: No.
t3z. 1870 pm.
Arrive PsninIuis-No y, 643 IN: No =
GA m. No 30. gCf sm. No IS. y 57s m; No -.
No "a. - p NJ; No 81, ~ = m; No ia A. p
N. No els, 34i N; No 20. = N; 40 ~.
, q pm: 40 a, ca p N: No "a. 81 N. 40
20, 3 p ~; No -, 81 n; 40 ~ ? "a I;
No ~. ~ q m.
Arrive wheellng-Eo. 2, $50 4. m; No a
Elisa n 30 30 .. l0s- m: No 70. 80 r. fu. 4.
No ., 10: n n: No. 30. ll:i5 a. m. NO. az.
y: 10 p. an; No. 'h. l:i5 ?. IA; No -js, Si5 ,.
m 30. 10. 2:55 ,. m; 30. as. $50 >. m; No.
20 B:s5 ?. m; No. "a 5:35 p. N No -, go
o m: 20 SO. 6.45 u. No ~ IS D. N. /:
40. F2s, s:45 ?. m; No. 80. s;S5 ?. n: No ts2,
tDaliy except sunday. Daily sSdndays
only.
All trains will mn ON Eastern time. Trains
going towards wheeling viii have absolute
rizht OF road over trsins gong froIn wheeling
OF the same clsSs A. meeting points, trzjus Of
the same class viii wait FIVE minutes foripossi-
bl. variation 81 watches. On sunday 30 -
will leave De Bass Crossing at n ?. nj w e.
l. r. trains will not stop between Martins
fei'y anu " NV. EAYhs.
tel2e&d General Myasgsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

New NoRR, June PA Texas steer ran
believing throush the crowded streets of
Brooklyn yesterday, and before ne was
lassoed and killed tossed and trampled a
man and two BOYS, iuIuring one Of the lat
ter so severely thar il Is feared he cannot
live.
The injured are Richard Burke, % years
old, tossed into the air, and afterward in
pursuing the steer fell down an embank-
Inent and fractured his skull; Henry Hert-
zOg, 10 years old. gored thrown into the
air, and trampled on, and may die an IN
known boy tossed into the air and badly
bruised.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
PETROLEUM.

New YORK, June 2I-Petroleum opened
firm, moved up1sc on small trading and
closed steady. Pennsylvania oil. spot,
opening at 523sc; highest $3.50; lowest
524c, closing 524c. July option opening
at 52Kc, highest 53c, lowest 52}sc, closing
53c. Sales, 10000 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, June 2L-Petroleum,
opened at 52@Ic; highest 53c; lowest 5235c.
closed at $3.50 Sales, 5000 barrels; clear
ances, 1000 barrels; shipments, -, 02l bar
refs; sps. lO3, 5l9 barrels.
SURG, PA, June 21-Petroleum,
opene, 4 lowest 52%sc;clOsed at 52jSc;
highest oJc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28

LITTLE Rock. ARK, June GA sensa-
tional robbery is reported from Paris, ARK.
County Treasurer Fuller deposited be-
twenn 81 600 and 5000 in large trunk,
which he kept in an upper room of his
house on the outskirts Of the town. Both
he and his wife were away from the house
few hours, aud when they returned the
trunk had disappeared 1t was found in
an adjacent field broken open and the
money and valuable papers missing. This
is the second time the county treasurer has
been robbed within few years. In the
first instance the robbers got $ll 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-28
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June 27.-It was lively day in
the pork pit The shorts became warmed
in earnest aud the result was the sharpest
advance since the bull campaign in the
market began. The export movement being
away beyond the ordinary for the season
was an influence The buying by brokers
for Cudahay s& Armour interests was an
other. In wheat, trading was light. The
feeling was a trifie tirmer, but fluctuations
Aimed 70 narrow limits. Corn
S'onr steady and an
2sp~ing 7ql4a