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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
BENwOOD.

The long drawn out discussion anent
the granting Of right of way to the Ter
minal Railway Company for 3 track to
Benwood will be settled by arbitration
This course was decided upon at meet
ing Of interested property owners, which
was held in the City Hall, and an extra
session of Council held on "Wednesday
night. The railway company was rep
resented by Attorney VIM. h. Hearne,
and Capt. B. b. DOvener looked after
the interests Of property owners along
Water street. IL was after one O'CLOCK
when the meeting finally adjourned,
bpt not until q settlement OF the dis
turbinR question had been brought
about. The property holders agreed 10
leave the matter to q committee OF
three dlslnterested persons, aud
chose Casper Kronhart as their
commemorative on the committee. The
railway company selected well-known
resident of Wheeling, and the two Will
select q third. 1t is 20 be hoped that
there will be no further trouble In THIS
matter. as the extension OF the Terminal
tracks will afford increased facilities TO
the industries which are the life OF Ben
wood. and q consequent saving OF a
large sum annually to them. At the
same time the rights Of property own
ers should not De disreRarded. Another
importspt action Of Council was the
granting TO owners Of lots 10 McMeeh-
ans addition, OF the right to remove
their property line 10 feet west, with the
nrovision that they put down a 10 foot
walk. The fills being made will soon
make that street a good thoroughtare.
The electric motor company will
Mace tracks under the B. & 0. at the
MINER crossing, II it is found TO De prac-
tiesble. This is the point where 50
MANY fatal accidents have occures
The work would require considerable
amount Of grading
The work Of laying the double track
FOR the street railway has been COM
menced in Upper ward, just below the
barp. and a big force Of Italians Is en-
ployed.
Harry Myers new hotel building OPP
,oeite the street car barn ls nearly
srisbed. and work viii soon commence
On the interior,
rrho eahhath school % tae 81.
"a. .r..4." 4.|
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sG1fc. Corn, dull; No. 2 cash 43c; May
4S15c Oats, quiet; cash 41Sc Rye, dull 4;
cash SIC. Cloverseed, steady; prime cash
and December 81 65; January and March
81 rs. Receipts-Flour, 300 barrels; Wheat,
$4,000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; rye,
5000 bushels; cloverseed, 400 bags. Ship.
ments-Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels; oats 1000
bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., December 1.-Cotton,
slow; middling l0c. Flour, steady. Wheat
steady; No 2 red zoe; receipts. 4,COO
bushels; shipments, 1000 bushels. Corn,
easier; No mixed 1870. Rye, quiet and
steady at $40. Pork. strong at $40 81
Lard, easy at 80 75 Bulk Meats, steady
at IS %. Bacon, firm at So 20a9 371f.
Whisky, at 81 l5 Butter, slow. Eggs,
steady. Sugar, easy. Cheese, steady.
BALTIMORE, MD, December Wheat,
firmer; No. 3 red, spot, and December
73Ac; January 75a754c; May 7l15a7lHc:
receipts, 47,OG0 bushels; shipments, 10000
bushels. Corn, steady; mixed, spot 49Ac;
January and February 4SS(c. Oats, steady:
No. 9 white western 43c. Rye, dull. Hay,
firm. Others, unchanged.
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FOR SALE

-Four acres. with good house and outbu
tngs, one mile east off city.
Farm. 20 acres. 80 miles below houndsyl
on Round Bottom; ~ acres river bottom,
7-ro5med house and nrst-clAss outbuiidipes.
easy terms.
one.haf lot, with small house, Jacob ctr
GENRE Wheeling, $50; on easy terms.
House rooms Pike street 900
Lots At east end Twenty-third street on 2.
terms.
Farm, 50 acres, two miles from city; spler
Improvements; suitable for gardening,
Fruit farm, 81 acres, one mile west oI bfit
port; cheap.
Farm. as acres, on Middle wheeling crces
Double brick house, 800 and S6ls Chap
street, 6 rooms sach, with All modern impfo
Two IoIs In HandlAn's addition; cheap
No. Sd Market street. rooms, a, 500.
2lI5 AID 2lI7 Main street, - feet front.
House FsofnI 2ois Janob streei and 4.rQor,
house In rear, 800.
House 8 rooms. 300 Jacob street. 1850
Rouse rooms on Fourtssnth street, t3
House rooms, jacob street. between
teenth and sixteenth streets, 1850.
House rooms, Eor street, Ceutre Whee.
' three houses, MOystsn street. Sixth va
q, 400. -.
Oue-hAlf lot on Cnapline street. sirth war
5000.
wheeling. $500. =.
one Of tAs best manufacturing sitesin q
ity. fronting on two railroads.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
ociS ~ haLket atlee@
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, December Cattle, receipts
1000 head; shipments 5000 head; market,
steady; Christmas beeves s. 15a6 %; good
TO choice "a 25a5 %; others 81 s0a4 Is;
Texans a. 25a5 %; westerns 81 5Oa4 CO.;
COWS, 81 10a5 %.
Hogs-Receipts Zoo head; shipments
II 900 head; market, l0c higher; rough and
common IS 5Oa5 60; packing and shipping
IS 70a6 90; butchers and mediums - SOa
95; fancy sc 05s6 10; light So 40a5 20.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
500 head; market, lower; natives g 75a
5 10; westerns g 90a4 60; fed Texans 81 GOA
400; lambs So 50a5 70.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December 1.-Cat-
tie, receipts l,2S0 head; shipments, l,24O
head; market, firm and unchanged.
Hogs, receipts, 2,9o0 head; shipments,
2,40O head; market active; fair TO best
hogs s. 1856 90.
Sheep, receipts 800 head; shipments
none; market steady at unchanged prices
CINCINNATI, o., December Hogs, in
good demand and higher at S 00a6 10; re
ceipts, 1000 head; shipments, 1000 head.
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NEW BOOKS.

WOMAN THROUGH MANS EYE-GLAss.
New York: Lowell, Coryell 81 Co.
Wheeling: Frank Stanton. $l.25.
Here we have some original and alto
gether charming chapters upon the
feminine sex. The picture drawn may
seem trlfe distorted and exaggerated
at times, but they are always piquant and
interesting, and, after all. they are not
so very much overdrawn. The women
taken are types of classes, and they are
sketched after a manner which involun-
tarially makes the reader recall just
such women he has known. The vol
ume is a clever one throughout.
The WOMAN WHO STOOD BETWEEN. New
York: Lowell, Coryell & Co. Wheeling:
Frank Stanton. 81.
Minnie Gilmore has written book OF
a rather hystericsl nature, but still one
which possesses both strength Of scene
and interest. Ohio Won VOst seems a
cross between the anarchist and the
lunatic, aud the other characters are as
queer as himself, but in other ways,
the volume will serve a good purpose
in calling public attention to certain
phases Of modern life.
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BELLAIRE

The "School Notes" writer In the
Tribune accuses your reporter OF being
indiscreet in mentioning the disturb
once In the Second ward schools. The
affair may have been Of greater magnl-
tude than the writer of ''School Notes"
cares to acknowledge. The parent DID
not "run to a newspaper Office with his
alleged grievances"
D. s. Dreamer, Recorder-elect, has
chosen B. II. Murphy, OF Kirkwood
township, as his deputy. Mr.. Murphy
is a capable and genial gentleman and
an energetic Democrat, and the selec-
ton reflects credit on Mr.. Creamer's
judgment.
Fred Lucas stole a bucket Of oysters
from O'Toole's grocery. He had hear
ing before the Mayor and was fined $50
and costs. a party were having feast
Of oysters in the house where q part OF
the stolen goods were found.
Frank Good had a hearing in the
Mayors Court on charge OF stealing a
game chicken from James Barr he
was fined $50 and costs and sentenced
to ten days in jail. He was taken to
the county jail Yesterday.
Theodore Cochran, clerA in Office OF
Secretary of State Poorman, is not In
cluded in the list OF new appointments.
All the old clerks have been left out In
the cold. Democrats can do no worse
than that
The B. & o. Company has agreed to
move its old carpenter shop, at the head
OF Thirty-second street, much to the de-
light Of a number Of people on Rose
Hill, who desire TO see that street open
ed up.
Hon. A, J. Pearson, wife and daugh-
tiers will leave for Washington City next
Monday. The Judges two sons will
remain at WOodsfeld with their grand
parents.
August Berwinkle was before His
Honor Mayor McGowan yesterday on
charge of wife beating and was fined
$50 and costs and twenty days in jail.
The Young Peoples Working Society
of the First NJ. E. Church, held an in
teresting meeting at the home of Miss
Ella Faupel last evening.
George w. Moore and Allce Lover
idge were gathered in by the police for
being disorderlY. Their case has not
yet been disposed Of.
Common Pleas Court will adjourn
next Thursday. Circuit Court cOnvenes
in this county on the 18th inst.
Patrick Dougherty, an active young
business man of Martins Ferry, was in
the city yesterday.
James a Pedicord, Ratekeeper on the
McMahon's creek pike, collected S64.15
in tolls last month.
A child Of George Stewart, Of the
First ward, is critically i'll.
VIII Reed has secured position in a
Pittsburg clothing store.
The steamer Phillips is now running
on its winter schedule.
"Only a Pauper" will be presented at
the Elysian tonight.
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BRlDGEPORr.

Alta meeting held by the Bridgeport
Democratic Club a few evenings since,
tPermanent organ cation was effected.
The officers Of the old organization were
81 re-e.ected. This move was made on
account Of the efficiency Of the club
lgr.ug the past campaign. Through
-s club Bridgeport can claim the
lolor Of the largest net Democratic
saios 10 the county. Every Democrat
should interest himself 10 making this
equalization success.
The case Of Aug. Hess will come up
2e.ora Mayor Hathaway this evening.
Tie case promises to be an interesting
els, as quite Of witnesses have
%e1 summoned. Messrs. Alexander
ll Duncan will prosecute the ease,
'l.e Mckee and Capt. DOyener will
appear Tor the defendants.
The hop 70 be given at the City Hall
% Tie 10Th inst under the auspices Of
-,l Oo1,aud and DOuiin Barrett, prom
res To- be- one Of the leading events Of
-s winter. MeiSter's full orchestra
VI" furnish the music.
The ladies' Of the First NJ Z. Church
y" give a bazaar and supper at the
.-.5cl Thursday, December s, from >
-I1 ?. 10. a Japanese booth, 10 which
-- - VIII Deserved, by japanese maidenS,
WI De one Of the features.
,lss.erday morning Drs. Ackermann,
wheeling, and l.. w. Helnlein, Of
c99l' snpl-ated two diseased toes from
~ D. W. Hills foot The Colonel
WV me operation exceedingly well.
Ile Juvenile Temple give an oyster
Evening.
SlS Kuhn and George Stamm re-
,. .-sl yesterday from a hunting trip
A.. Z. T. Waters and family left yester-
'oF louisville, Pa, on a visit TO rel
Ass White, Of New Athens, is the
~ OF her brother, Dan White.
5ae condition Of Mrs. Ross J. Alex
NJ NJ was unchanged yesterday.
us Dr. Van Wagner is recovering
~ an attack of rheumatism.
~. couture has returned from bus
S. trip TO Cleveland.
IN urge U. Mckee was up st St.
rsvIlie yesterday.
:. Caldwell, mother Of b. NJ. Cald-
Is seriously iM
ada Hiidebrand left Yesterday
ttsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

The back Of this costume has a wat
team DIeat, gathered in at the neck, and
falling quite loosely. Instead Of this
Neat. the back may also be cut quite
rs.nIy, in the ordinary Princess style.
enough material must be added Ia the
middle OF the back to form this pleat.
No seams made In the middle and the
paI1g can be tight-dtting. Beneath
,hs waist, the back and the round sides
hr1ish enough length TO form a train.
u Is not absolutely necessary that the
,ssJ should form part OF the material
q the back, it may be added on 70 IL,
and then Il must be sewn % 10 as
ar as the waist, from which point
i1Vnwards the stuff falls loosely.
there are tightly fitting sleeves, with
grsat epaulets trimmed with gold lace.
Around the waist a thick silk cord Is
doubled which is tied To front. This
passes under the vatican pleat, for
which purpose two buttOnhOies have
been made i'm 10. The bottom Of the
cord IS ornamented by passementerie
stars Materials: four to five yards Of
WOODEN material; five to six Of silk, and
Eve 90 six OF lace. tLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

Central, 1O9; Pacific Mail, IS; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, 761S; Pittsburg,
l54; Pullman Palace, 1876; Reading 81;
Rock Island, 795S; st. Louis and San Fran
cisco, first preferred, rs; ST. Paul, 7I5s;
do. preferred, 1908; ST. Paul and Omaha.
Az; do. preferred, l16; Tennessee Coal
and Iron. S65s; Texas Pacific, 9; Union
Pacific, 3695; United States Express, So;
Western Union, S5%; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 1871; do preferred, GA.
Mining Stocks-Cholor, =; Crown Point,
90: Consolidated California and virginia
$50: Deadwood, 100; Gould and Curry, 90;
Hale and Norcross, AS; Homestske, 1900;
independence. -; Mexican, las; North
Star, $50; Ontario, 1870: Ophir, 26O; Ply
mouth, so; Sierra Nevada, ITO; Standard,
$40; Union Consolidated, 1l5; Yellow jack
ct, IS; Iron Silver, 40; Quicksilver, 300; DO.
preferred, 100: Bulwer. 20.
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Time Table No. g, TO take effect 1901 .. m,
cundav Novemhpr % 1870

sunday November 20. 1872
Leave WhssIiuE-t5:4O, 1910, t7:l5, $500,
to:45, s9:45, tl0:3 fll:50 a. m, Sl2:ib, tl:45,
+3:OU 1870, 1895. '5:45. t6:30 p. N.
Leave Peninsglz-t6:46, 1915, T.G, 1907,
1851, sq:6l. tlO:29, tll:57 a. M, $685. 1853,
1916. 1877. s4:4l, 1913, t6:3G p. 70.
Arrive aartin's Ferry-t5.59. t6:52 T:27,
+s:i3 1851, 1851 tl0:35, 1920, $3.50, ROO
3:i2. 1873. si.47, 1901, to;42
Leays Terminal yunetion-b;;H' 49, ~. ~
slO.03 siO:42 tll:l5 a. m, tl:l5. f2:l7, f1:4O,
s5.I5 t5:27, 1873. 1875. fi0:42 p. "a.
Leave Laughlin's Militia, fll:B g. m,
ti:is +5:s3, s5:iS p. m.
Leave De Haas crossiDg-t7:25, tll:lS .. m,
Arrive Martins ferry ss:33. 1888, t7;9,
5000. sl0:fs tll:22. tl:29. t2;S tS:47, 'o:2
+3:s3 +3:Ol s.:32. +l0.4s.
sDaiIy. tDaily except sunday. Sundays
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. COCK
in telegraph ONCE ~ Wheeling IL the stanoato
Time. .--,. .-..-s..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

DETROIT, MICH, December An ef-
brt is being made 20 secure the na-
iona. regatta Of 1893 for Detroit. At q
Meeting Of prominent citizens held last
yel.ng a committee OF fifteen was APP
pointed 90 work the matter up and
raise SIS, 900, which amount must be IN
tie hands OF the national board by Jan
g2ry as a guarantee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

entertainment to be given during the
holidays.
Hugh Thompson has removed his
family and household goods to Mingo,
where be has accepted position.
Miss Nora Serig will entertain num-
Der OF her friends this evening at her
home on Main street.
Henry McCabe is seriously i'll at his
home on Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
"You want my daughter?"

eyes"
"What are your prospects,"
"Apart from her have none"
chow do you expect to support her?"
"She can translate French into Eng
lish she tells me-"
YES"
"Well, as soon as marry her I'll be-
come q PLAYWRIGHT. "-NelO York Press.
"How did you come to lose your posi-
tion?"
81 had trouble with my eyes.
"Sight failing?"
mo; l got them BACKED in a bar
room row and the boss heard Of it,
Buffalo Express.
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- Id LHow 20 - u.

oictuVe Of a dihabille gown.
bsle s5rrsd 'front.' trimmed with em-
Fiia Z see.f A crush strawberry
bro.o.i-re, ,f ID is used for this costume
pOo.eu ~ ont foulard silk Of the
nd lol embroidered with cream
sane 5rochsi which is gathered so as
co.oIe~ very ! hall pleats. This is fast
TO i9 9.n tbe n IDLE either by hooks and
enel ~ brSinYisible buttons. The
eyes, ,bj,h fan over it and which are
r.ea.s' the lining completely hide
issisl1G Ing. One breadth Of material
the 20 ed for each of the sides In
IS ~ but II that is not
ho5E one and a half can be taken.
r'sats Of this front are
y .s{ on to elastic, to keep them in
- and are then sewn on to the
SUI when sewing them on to the
l-..7 the thread must be cut at every
49, >, that they shall not drag In
GOV The upper part Of the front
'.--5,b has not chest darts; they are
'i.'- -. ir the form shown In our en-
CUT The front upper part, there
s- --~s o sort of jacket, which Is
1910 .-rssf by a single hook. The long
o-5 e-5 attached TO the trout inviSi-
.l. .~5 are bordered by an embroidered
.l Eyra1tine or Bulgarian lace can
,.l.,,.~-.5vsd, bot the embroidery must
he q vo3l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

CmCAGO, December champion
jack McAuHffe is backing eX-champion
Harry Gilmore for a fight between the
after and Walter Campbell, Of New
York The challenge was sent to Dom
nick McCaGrey, Of the Manhattan Ath-
.sic Club, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02
FINANCE AND TRADE


Money, 4a5 lie Per Cent - Governments,
Ouiet-Stoclxs, Firm - Flour, Dull and
Wheat, higher.
NEW York, December Money on
cali easier, ranging from to 81 per cent;
last loan at 4 per cent; closing o1fered at
1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5a6
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet and
strong at 4s51<a4SS.
GOvERNSiENTs-Quiet
FOurs Registered. ....................uS
Four-snd-a-hah Registered. 10000, leo
Pacific Skies Of ...lOo
STATEs-Quiet.
RAuRoADs-Dull: sales, $1,377, 900.
SToCKs-The stock market was weak In
snots again to-day, the bears renewing
their efforts 70 bring out long stocks on
probable exports of gold By Saturdays
steamers and the serious illness Of Mr.. Jay
Gould. Holders, however, did not appear
to be alarmed by either of these matters
and the result was that outside OF two
or three instances no net declines worth
mentioning were recorded. AT intervals
during the afternoon speculation displayed
decided strength, but near the close the
bears made another onslaught and marked
Northern Pacific preferred, Missouri Pa
cilc. Chicago Gas and Union Pacific down
to the lowest figures in the day. In final
trading there was rally and the market
left on firm. Sales 267, 900 shares. Quota
tons closed bid:
Atchison, So; Adams Express. ISL;
American Express, 100; Baltimore and
ONO, $50; Canada Pacific, 90: Central
Pacifc, IS; Chesapeake and Ohio, 221f /;
CHICAGO and Alton, al; Chicsgo, Burling-
tor and Quincy, 9S1{; Delaware and Hud-
son. 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and
western, 1909; Denver and Rio Grande
ssi(. fort Wavue, I5S5{: Illinois Central,
4oif[. Lake shore. 1871 Michigan Cen
frai lO3. Missouri Pacific. 55 Norfolk
er7 ~ estsrn preferred. 3 Northern Pa
rifc. l7ts 90. preferred, 5ll Northwest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

81 LALLoz, carriage manufact-
~ carroll street, Buffalo, n. r..
vas troubled with nausea 81
ne 2, sick headache and raj
,1I 1qrd0ck Blood Bitsastar 81
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80. Pennsylvania Stations.
IVIB0nnSyIVdnid LINES.
I Trafna Run by Central Time.
Trains Run By Central Time.

rrcxxr OYrTcRg Al PKNEgYLvAHIA eIkIIoE on
WArER ST. FoOT or ELEyKNTH ST., WHMKLDo,
At HcLURE HoUGE, WHEML1Ne. AID AZ EME
PENNSYLVANIA STATIoE. bKrDoERoEr.
aou1EWzsT SUNNI AH HAHpLE R0v1K"
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Ssr Rsnt.
EOR RENT.

TOR RENT.
IL Upstairs apartments, mostly OF seven
rooms each. VERY deslrabls etofeTooms: sizs,
made 10 suit. Barber Shop with hot and colo
baths All in new Tenth street building frcet
49, moderate for superior sccomm0datlonf
non JAS. L. HAWLkY.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

AocaAtNa w Lcruhk huQ huinohf AAA@ee ~
bShAres Wheeling Bridge Co.
FOR RENT.
nice residence on South Front street,
modern conyeniences
No. 2S93 harEet street, brick. 5000
No. 81 Alley IS. { rooms 500.
No, .73l Woods street. rooms, $3.50
No. 220S Eoif street 9 rooms. si8.5o.
No. 23f5 ChApline street, storeroOm.
Storeroom No. l. Tenth street.
Special Sale OF Real Estate.
Fine building lots on the National Roa
Pleasant Valley.
No. 100 North Front street, rooms. hall
bath loom; lot COZ 400 feet.
No. 1901 Alley H. orooms, 5000.
One building lot In LrAthufwood.
Lots In Old FAIR Grounds addition, 500
Lots IN Zane's Orchard addition. ttu0
lot on North Trent street; Rivervicw.
Lot on South Front street, Island, fort
Ne. iS7 South Broadway.
No. l107 hcColloch street..
Storeroom aud residence on WOOD e.
East Wheeling
Money to loan In sums Of 500, $1,000. O.
q, 900 and $500.
RINEHART a TATUM.
TeIephoue 40 Room a City Rank nuild
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baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
nn,naoHIo pTVIsIolg.

T., ck,..yo rs nnd.i0so5 A. n l0s
s.tir 81 az, >. m daily srcsptf sup1a5
1 ciIscinnsti EipfsSs. 7:as and fD'o 4 n
'y ceIsn 81 I1econnsdaiisn, 80. n cree
Sunday. $500. q. 4t,n.
.sa AZ =. N, sIcsps ssnd.t.
AHnuEf
Chicago Krpfsa rs ~ 80 :. n: daily.
ID 10 .. n, sIespt sunday. and b:8 D u.
1aiiy. 80 - 1850
d. aoSIvubus Aosonnoaiii'n. ia:op .. asn,
exespt 6upday- 100. ,,.n-
SIS p- n sxcspt oln--F
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PETROLEUM.

= New YORK, December Petroleum
was Irmer to-day. Opened at 5l5[c; high
est, SIC; lowest 5l%c; closed at SIC. The
trading was extremely dun. Pennsylvania
oil spot sales none: January option sales
5000 barrels. Total sales 5000 barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, December Petroleum
opened at SIC; highest 53c; lowest
SIC: closed at 52Xc: sales q, 900 BAR
rels; clearances 100000 barrels; ship
mentS, 49, 1863 barrels runs 12S,5S barrels
PIrTsBURG, PA, December Opened
and lowest. SIC; closed and highest, 52slc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, December 1.-Pig iron
firm; American tl3 GOALS 50. Copper,
strong; el2 90. Lead, weak at S3 65. Tin,
easy; straits $50 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-02

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Wedues-
day, June 1892, trains will run as follows
city time:
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grove.
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"a, p,.,.bsrr. 3. % and 10 a M. ana eso9 :.
a. daily sgs - s ~ J "a ' 70. ssalsf
r2..si~r fsn lcssmmsdaiien 500 p
cant a1nLnI.
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway

W. J. ROBINSON, @. P. A.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23
TURNER'S AT DULUTH,
Those of Minnesota Holding q
Business Meeting.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, July 22.-The state
funniest is now being held in this city.
Today was devoted to business meet
ing. about fifty delegates from the sew
eral turnvereiDs of the state being
present. The hea dQuarters for the en-
suing year will be Duluth. The next
conventiO n, two years from now, will be
held at W mona. There will be no state
funniest i'll Minnesota next year, as the
national funniest takes place at Milwau-
Gee. Resolutions we re passed condemn
ing the interference of any religious
sect with the public school system. This
was direct disapprOval of the Faribault
system now in vogue in this city.where-
by the II unS are allowed to teach in the
public schools, a sort of union of the
parochial and public school. These res
OlutlonS were adopted unanimously by
rising vote. Resolutions were also
adopted favOring the better education
of the younger scholars. A communica-
state fair commission requesting
the district to furnish active
turner's. who shall give exhibitions
during the fair. The meeting also pro-
vlded additional means for engaging
lecturers to go through the district and
talk to the different vereins. The fol-
lowinglgentlemen were selected as "Beo-
bachtungs Anschuss,'' or committee
to report on the funniest and write an
essay on the subject: Julius Hermann.
of st. Paul: j. }. Rhomberg, of Mime
apolls, and Percy S. Anneke, of Duluth.
This evening a grand "commers," a
purely German institution, was given in
Turner hall. BY tomorrow morning
over 1000 Germans will have arrived.
Tomorrow there will be a grand parade
IN the forenoon and a picnic in the
afternoon.