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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30

wAsHrSeToN, June 29.--The Presi-
dent to-day approved the joint tesolu.
ton directing the President to pro-
claim q general holiday commemmor.
ating the 400th anniversary Of the dis
covery Of America on the 2lst day OF
October, 1892.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30
THE nrRTn PLACE OF Jas. Q. ELAINE

tsPcnnylyAnla Many other great mon emil.
isaiso tho birth place OF the purc9t best aud
1aost reliable ~stinulant known to al tho world:
Known best, however, to PennsylvnnlapS, and
Snnrcciatcd most By the invalid, who checrtnlly
SHmitS that there d ono ryo that eau be had
yvhcre nSWorn certificate OF purity Il Furnished
with OvoFy bottle bearing tho name OF Max
Klein, GuckcnhGlmer. Pinch. Gibson and
OvsfholE St.OO per quart, or six quarts Tor so
Dhdunsho Sl.3 per quart, And Silver AG0,
recommended By Physicians as chemically pure;
sS1 nor quart. Send to Max Klein. 81 Fedora
sl Allegheny, Pa, for catalogue and price list
mailed upon Application,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30

CnfcAGo, Juno GA special from
Lima, O., quotes Senator Brice as say
ing that Congressman Ben 7. Cable, OF
Illinois, will be chairman of the Demo-
cratic national committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30

IF the has omittedto assess
you, see TO Il that you arc listed. You
will be deprived OF your vote In No
yemberi II your name Is not on tho as
sessOr's book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30

NtlD forE PT99
Whatever the name Of it's candidate
or tho nature OF its platform the Demo
cratic party cannot obliterate its record
on free silver coinage. The party is as
horoughlycommittedt o"cheap" money
rs 1t is to Cheap labor. Before the
party brakes were put on tho free coin
age Democrats forced a vote in the
House which showed definitely the po-
sition assumed by the two great parties
on this vital question. Tho date was
March "a, 1892. Tho subject was the
Bland free silver bill. Here is the vote:
Democratic vote for free silver. ...........,..,...,...l 100
Democratic vote against free silver. ............... 81
Democratic majority for free sllvcr.."~.,. IS
Republican vote for free sllvcr."...""........ i
Republican vote against free lver............ O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30
Republican majority against free sIlv,

It was admitted at the time by lead
ing Democratic organs, and it has not
been anywhere seriously questioned,
that q considerable proportion of the
Democrats who voted against free coin
age on this occasion were favorable to
the Bland measure, but did not think
that Its passage before the presidential
election was advisable. 1t should be
remembered also that in more than
thirty state conventions this year the
Democratic party has declared for rec
silver coinage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-30
AGAINST CLEVELAND.
3. P. olcott, the Well Known New
York Business Man,
.DECLERES HIMSELF FOR HARRISON.

He Cannot stomach tho Ticket His
Party Nominated at ciicaSo--His
Reasons Given in mn Interview.
Cleveland Is a muGwump and He
Would Prefer a straIghtout Repuh;
li:an.
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IA


WESLEYAN g sTsSs,4os IS sISeIsIso
OnOns sent ., 1872 One Of tho most thor
otgh Schools FOR Young Ladies in the South.
fVyenly,ay6 TEACHERS aud officers. Corscgya-
tory Course IN Music. Ono hundred andhny-
t~wobonrding pupils from twenty States. Gil
mate unexceited. Special lnducements'to
personsntn distance. Those the best
School for tho loYest tGrna, writn for Cata-
Iogtie OF this timo.h0nored SchpoA 70 the
President, Wa.A.uARBlS, D. D., StauntOnsNa.
4ooNnaw
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
DR. SHAKEsPEARE'S REPORT.

THE STATE DEPARTMENT DISrRIb-r'N" 1T 10
MEDICAL CORPS ASD STATE ArfHonT-Es.
Washington. sept 9.-rhe Department Of stale i'>
distributed 10 the medical corps Of III" Amy iud navy
full supply Of DR.. salcs peires Report on Cholera
IN Europe and India and the officer Of th" Marine
Hospital service have been furnished with M adequate
number The vaIlOJs state authorities in'tr'NH IN
the subject being supplied with cope OF tbs cN
haustive and valuable report their rclnes> ai" r.
90 wed and private practitioners IN many part ~ The
country have aio obtained copies from the same D"
partmcnt far rs the edition Published VIII permit
the Department has expressed ts ~lllinSless ana Dc
sire TO comply with requests for copies from all ap
cants 10 whom the work viii BE- OF practical service"
The President designated Dr. L. -. >hske'pfr"' oi
yvania upon authority OF the sTndry 'ivil at
Of 1888 and by Executive oder Of october IL n mat
wear 10 proceed under direction OF th" rccrrta'y OF
state 10 spain and such other countries OF Europe
where the choern then existed 10 make an ihvc''ifa
ton OF the causes progress and proper prevention ana
cure OF the disease for report to Congrss Ialcr Dr
sbakespare's authority nmplihcd. and he was
directed 10 proceed 10 lpda for the same purpose
The result Of his lnbOrs was the report mentioned
most carefully prepared and containing SOD qnarto
nages of solidly printed text. together with 100 nus
iraiIons and numerous statistical table,, with iun
indexes etc, the Whole making valuable treatise
on the disease.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
CHASING A FUGITIVE FROM QUARANTINE.

Philadelphia, Sept. 3-Thc Health Board oday de-
cIdcd that the release OF the lawyer. John A. Clark
OF this city, from the steamship British Princess while
IN quarantine by his friend, DIR. Keyser. member OF
the board was illegal The resolutions passed declare
that the laxarctto physician, Dr. Herht erred IN per
miting the release and direct the Health Officer to
return Clark Ia the vessel.
friend informed Clark Of the boards determination
and he hastily left his occ. When clerk from the
Health Onice arrived later to convey Clark to the
ship the latter could not lc found and the clerk
started In pursuit In view OF the fact that the board
also passed resolution giving permission to release
the British Princess from quarantine the capture and
return Of Clark. It Is generally thought would be
somewhat farcicn
The Health Board to-day agreed to lease the cx-
curslon steamer Georganna for thirty days with an
opion Of ninety days. for dsinfccting purposes. The
vessel II TO Dc fitted up for the accommodation OF 900
or passengers and with steam dlslnfecting ap-
narat,s.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
FRICTION NOT EXPECTED.


TREASURY OFFICIALS THINK THAT QUARANTINE
REGULATIONS WILL BE PROPERLY EXECUTED.
Washington. Sept 3-The attitude OF Or. Jenkins.
New York's Health Oricer, was the engrosihg 'oP'c
in ocinl circles in this city to-day, md various we're
the commants that were made. The right OF the
doctor 10 decide on the number OF days which
vessel shall be kept In quarantine Is not con'rovc7co
BY any one, as the quarantine circular spcc'hcaiiy
provides that the twenty days detention should apply
10 incoming vessels unless such detention !, forbidden
by the laws OF the State, the regulations maoc
Hereunder. Few persons however. seriously ahuci
pate any action on the par; OF Dr. jenkins that VIII
conflict with the intent OF the circular. and the IDEA
that he will be In any way rcmlSs III 'ahing h'"on
to keep the cholera Is nowhere entertained
Fear expressed that the moral effect OF 1t may bo
such MS 10 have Influence on health one"rs at
other ports who may be led = declare inuepchdehr"
Of the Presidents proclamation as DIR. jenkins is
reported 10 have done.
Assistant Secretary Spahldng sold there was no oc-
caeion for any friction In the administration OF the
quarantine regulations, aud lac did not think any ex-
isicd DR.. jenkins had been very busy man ard not
had time TO read the proclamation carefully. lie was
satisfied that things would properly ndus themselves
Mr. spanding sld the Government through its Customs
service conld prevent the landing OF PASSENGER anu
merchandise, II It not satisfied With the eng'h OF
time a vessel was detained at Quarantine by the slate
officers The Government woull hesitate long how
over before taking such step as TINT after The V"se'
had been released by tho State officials who wo'id bc
pretty sure 10 that there was hO danger OF Tue
in,rJdnctIop OF cholera before letting her go
ono good effect of the twenty dass Pua''i"nc cir
c,ar Is evidenced In a dispatch received al the Stitc
Department to-day from Mr. Hooper. III" acting Consul
General AT Paris who cbed thG h. was INFORMED pr
sonaly that no steamship companies VIII carry '""
grants. ,.,, - ,,,,
A dispatch from Consul General Edwards at bc,lla
received at the state department iod,S said that
cLolca was oitciay declared 10 exist in forty places
I'm North Germany. The City OF Hamburg show, an
increase In number Of cases and hrcIe,Se IN the
dsath rstr Consul Johnson, a, Hamburg. cables 10
the Depart meut to-day that the steamer Maiabar sailed
Wednesday. ,,
today Assistant Secretary Spauldlne replied tfhl
steamers bringing returning cntil"men alone nrr hOl
necessarily subject the twenty days QUARANTINE
hut will b. detained until health officers are assured
their entrance Will not Introduce cholera
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
TO DIsINFECT NAIL MATTER.
SACKS COMING FROM CANADA MUST DE FUMI'
GATED DY SULPHUR.

SACKS COMING FROM CANADA MUST DE FUMI-
GATED DY SULPHUR.
Washington. Sept. a.-By direction Of Postmaster
General Wanamakcr, Superintendent BROOKS, OF the
Foreign Malls Office. has sent the following telegram
70 the postmasters at Detroit Port Huron Sault Ste
Marie Mich: Suspension Bridge. Morrfstown Ogdcns-
burp Rouses Point, y. Y; Newport and 81. Adams.
w. and Ncche, y. D.:
"Your Office has been designated as one OF the
points at which mails reaching the United States from
Canada shall be mlgated 10 protect against cholera.
Railway post0fces have been Instructed TO turn I'm
10 you all mails received by them from Cannda and
10 Thoroughly fnmgatc contents by means OF sulphur
When sufficiently fumigatcd securely close the sacEs.
carefully replacing all labels In their proper places
md forward the sacks TO their destinations. Deain
the mails SUFFICIENT time 10 thoroughly dIsinfect
them but no longer. Use every effort not TO un-
necessarily delay any article Report by wire probable
expense
Acting Superintendent Drake has also sent tae fol
lowing telegram to the postmaster at Philadelphia
THE Postmastcr-Gcncrnl desires all mnlk arriving
from infected European. West Indian, Central and
south American ports 10 bc thoroughly disinfected
also that arrangements be made whereby passengers
on VESSELS In quarantine can communicate by mail
with friends shore. Plehse wire this ONCE fully
and without delay Vhat precautionary m, .strcs are
being taken and what measures arr practicabe Tor
mail COMMIT nication with steamers In Quarnnne.'
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
CHOLERA RIOT IN HUNGARY,

Budapest Sept. 3.An illustration Of the ignorance
ana superstition OF the peasantry OF certain parts Of
Hungary is given to-day In dispatch from Ncusatz
a town the Danube The dispatch says that a
patient suffering with a choleralc disorder Gicd at
Kszach. village near Neusatz. and the authorities
desired that post moi tenn examination be held TO de-
tcrminc whether not death had been caused hy
Asiatic cholera Before the autopsy was begun. how
ever. the peasants gathered In force armed with
scythcs and other weapons, and proceeded TO the
house. where they Informed the physiciansthat under
circumstances would tley permit autopsy TO be
held. 1t pointed TO them That post-inortem
examination would tend perhaps, 10 preserve the
lives of themselves and their families, but argu
ment had any effect them. They stood abou, sullcn
and Determined. and the only reply they would make
that II they allowed the physicians 10 cut the
body OF the dead the vengeance OF Heaven would
fall upon them In the shape OF a storm that would
destroy all their crop
The physicians. seeing that 1t useless to argue
With the crowd. sent for the gendaimes TO disperse
the mob and TO protect them While they performed
their task. Upon the arrival OF the gcndarnes the
mob threatened to cut them in haves with the sharp
scythcs they carried. They many and 10
determined that the gendarmcs took no action. and
the body was buried. according TO the demand OF the
npAsantS,
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
BOSTON TAKING ENERGETIC ACTION.
HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO BE PROVIDED
ANn Nr1rISAXrrS 10 PIE pPONPTIY AKATFD.

HOSPITAL, ACCOMMODATIONS TO BE PROVIDED
AND NUIs.NCEs TO RE PROMPTLY ABATED.
Boston, Sept . CSpeciaD.-Mayor Matthews re
turned 10 Boston this morning In n hurry rrom
Jefferson " H. whittier he had gone for brief rest
The cholera reports brought him back. and he sum
moned about dozen heads OF departments ana Other
ofncial, to consult In regard to the precautionary
measures that should be adopted. 1t was aecer-
talned from she Street Commissioners that the od
smallpox hospital property in Sweetest. embraced
lI1,431 square feet Of land. or this, the space OF
900 feet has been transferred to the Fire Depart
ment for It's horse hospital and the space OF
10000 feet Is leased 10 Mr.. Burnlam
There fun and free discussion OF Bostons 1ac
Ties for handling contagious diseases. II was sng
sested that this entire property be reconveyed to the
Board Of Health and that the latter proceed Of once
10 erect as many buildings reQuires FOR the proper
isolation and OF all cases OF contagious diseases
that may demand treatment. Galloupes lsiand ana
the regular quarantine station Will care FOR inward
bound Immigrants. at present but in the event OF
any case OF cholera, any other contagious disease
occurring In Eoson the patient viii be removed nt
once 10 the SWEETEST. hospital The Board OF Health
is authorized BY the Mayor to spend any amount OF
money II may need from It's specific appropriation,
and begin the erection of buildings without delay.
The Mayor Immediately ordered the several heads Of
departments issue at circular TO their suDor-
dlnatcs directing them TO make thorough search OF
all places where a nuisance might exist and report
every spot they find to De in an unsanary condition
Ihis information they will without delay give TO the
Board OF Health. Chairman Whiting. OF the Board Of
Police asked to issue order to the captains and
officers OF the police force not only 10 report all places
where unssnary conditions obtain but also 10 exercise
immediately those powers for the enforcement Of the
law which they get BY virtue Of their office. I'm
medatey upon finding any place In unsanitary, con-
dton, they are vested with authority to order the
owner or tenant TO remedy the same at once.
The pest holes at the Back Bay, which have been
a source Of so much annoyance, to be attended to
without delay. The Mayor directed the Board If
Heal to day 10 spare expense In purifying these
spots. The pools OF stagnant water at the Back Bay
lying southwest and west Of the fens, VIII be at
once drained Into the Charles River, the expense
incurred to be charged the of the property
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
VICE CONSUL BURKE NOT BLAMED.
HE GAVE THE MoRANIA 4 CLEAN BILL of
HEALTH BEFORE CHOLERA APPEARED
HAMBURG.

Washington, Sept. 3-lt Is evident from the '"ik
OF officials OF the State Department That 'h"y 90
not contemplate taking any action regarding ''e
complaints against Charles IT, Burke, the vice-eohsu
at Hamburg who issued clean bill OF health 10 'he
e,o.mor Moravia They do not believe that Mr.
Burke Is cupaby negligent Of duty when. on the same
0o, bo ,ssucd n clean bin OF health 10 the steamer
tho ctv authorities did likewise. The ofhciai' 90
not think that Mr. Burke can b" expected 10 nave
had better knowledge Of the ex-tenc" OF III" cholera
than the authorities Themselves. The Department
people. anticipating inquiries on In" subject nave
been looking up dates and find That the clean VI" o'
health was given 10 the Mornva before the existence
NJ chocrlne was admitted by the local authorities
,o lie In the city. Mr.. Burke therefore. II Is heid
cannot be charged with any Improper act wheh ne
wos Without knowledge Of the prevalence OF inc
disease. ,, -, ,r.,,,,rc nm
MIR johnson. the Consul General nt HAMBURG WAS
absent In Berlin ut the time OF tue occurrence on
imnnrtant public business, and Mr.. Burke was III
charge OF the Consular Office.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
GENERAL NETTLETON'S VIEWS.
THE DANGER FROM cANADA-THE QUARANTINE
AZ NEW YORK.

THE DANGER FROM CANADt-THE QUARANTINE
At NEw.YORK.
s.. Paul. Mimi. Sept, (SpecaD.-Generul A. B.
Nette:on Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, VINO Is
now at Lake MnneOnka. says OF the chol"n question
THE result OF the Presidents action will he 10 So
cure united and efficient action on the part OF both
Federal and local officials. The President In Ills
proclamation has put II In such shape tha' ID"
local officials at all seaports where the STATE mas
taken control Of the quarantine. can and VIII coopera"
heartily with the Federal authorities. The d'nchlV
IS that Congress has simply failed 10 enact any
general quarantine law, and In the absence OF any
suoh the States. In some Instances. nav" taken
the matter into their own hands.
ais the Mnrine Hospital corps equal TO coping With
the chOler situati)ni'
eyes the corps Is IN very good shape. and tcn yon
understand II is an elastic organization IL Is not
dependent upon any appropriation. but Is supported
by tax upon slipping. THIS Is Sufficient - main
tain it In a high state OF efficiency
"There seems TO be a feeling General, that the
greatest dagger TO us from cholera lies on the side
OF Canada17
"Yes, have noticed thst: but tho Canadian Gov
crnment seems TO have taken hold OF the matter
quite energetcaly. / hope their measures VIII
prove effective. II they DO not the Federal Gov
ernment will be obliged to stop NIL trains at TIC
boundary limo for investigation and famigation. The
Attorney Generals opinion covers this poiat, and
tJnerc can Ut 10 uOhDt Ol TlbHt vi shc '''S'H
mcnt 20 do this II It so elects. OF course 1: Is to
be hoped this NAV not be necessary. as IL w)ad
prove a very irksOmc delay 20 travel. But II tie
danger becomes more mmrent than II now Is
think the President will take that action and also
order n quarantine OF forty days"
"Wbat gronnd is there, General. for the apprchen-
sion the part Of friends at home that travellers IN
EurOpc Will be Obliged 10 stay IN quarantine twenty
days at New-YOrk7"
III do not understand that /, will be necessary 10
dot ret
longer than Is necessary for examination rs TO their
health anccedcnts. Unless there l. actual cholera
on board the steamship In which they arrive do not
apprehcnd that cabin passengers will be delayed IN
New York than a day two. The great danger
from the immigrants themselves from their baggage
An Immigrant cannot conceal the evidences Of Illness
from the kecn-eved phy scans. but II Is so asy 10
detect the Infection In his baggage. so al the baggage
will be thoroughly disinfected and the immigrants held
for the twenty days period
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
DIR. HAMILTON ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, Sept 3-Dr. John b. Hamilton arrived
In the city this afternoon Dr. Hamilton Vas formerly
Surgeon General OF the Marine Hospital service but
IA now stationed In Chicago ,eon In the service,
aud comes 10 Washington at this time 20 consult with
the orfcals abn,t the cholerI situation Secretary
Foster said this afternoon he had not Set decided to-
what particular place TO assign Dr. Hamilton. The
latter organized effective quarantine against small.
pox along the Canadian border some years ago, ana
II thoroughly familiar with the requirements Of the
service. II Is said 10 be probable that the quarsnin.
along the Canadian border will b. turned over to his
Immediate direction.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
TIE TEXANS WATCHING MEXICO.

Galveston sept. 3.-The Galveston City Council
las appropriated 100000 TO be used In Thorough
ssnitat IN as a precauuon against cholera. DIR.
swearingen state Quarantine Ofcer Is here and will
enforce strict quarantine regulations against vessels
from all infected ports. DR. Swearngen Is prepared
to apply quarantine 70 all railroad lines and has
close witch on Mexico. which he apprelends Is
source most dangerous on account OF ts Ink Quaran.
tine system in that country.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
TIE SCYTHIA DETAINED AT BOSTON.

Boston. Sept. 3--Stsamcr Scythia from Liverpool
Is detained at quarantine, although there Is sick
ness aboard OF any kind. The port physician has
ordered tho sea steerage passengers with their baggage
to be taken 10 Galloupe's Island where they will be
bathcd ana their baggage fumignt>d The cabin pas.
senses will probably be allowed 10 TO the city,
The steamer will be detained until tomorrow noon.
Among the cae,n passengers on the scythis Is Mrs
james Erown-fotter the actress, who sailed under
a assumed name.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
FOR CLEANSING POuGIKEEPsIE.

Poughkcepsie. y. u. Sept. (speclall.-The Board
OF Health OF this city moving encrgetichliy Tor the
Improvement OF the sanitary condition OF the place
A special meeting has been held looking for the re-
moval Of garbage heaps. chicken coops. and unnpe
fruit. the cleansing OF cutters and the inspection OF
all Immigrants arriving here by rail water The
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
OF, ,RANTTNE AGAINST NEw.YoRX

Washington. Sept. 3.-Dr. wyman has rccevcd
telegram nom the Quarantine officer at Norfolk Va.
stating that he would declare quarantine against
New York steamers II II was true DIR. Jenkins had
refused to abide by the twenty day quarantine circular
A letter has been received from Surgeon Wheeler at
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04

Ellis Island stating that tho Presidents ordcr moets
with almost universal approval
savannah. Ga, sept 3-Thcrc has been no order
asusd de aiming steamers from New York other
port Of this country for Inspection a the savannah
quarantine station.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
Somcthin0 10 look ont for-ths

fraudulent limitations, diluuohs,
and substitutes that arc sold a.
DR.. Pierce's gen,,ine medicines, at
loss than tho regular prices.
To protect the public from fraud
and deception, these genuine guar
0nteed medicines aro now sold only
through druggists regularly au-
thorized as agents, and dluays ut
these long established prices;
DR.. 'Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
covery tfor tho liver, blood md
lungs), el.0o.
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Proscrip-
ton tfor womnn's weaknesses, fr.
rcgularitics and ailmcnte), 800.
DR.. Piorces Pleasant Pellets (for
tho liver, stomach and bowels), IS
cents o vial.
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, SOC.
But remember this; they cost
you nothing, II they don't help
you. They're guaranteed In cvcry
case to bcncflt or cure, or tho
money is returned. They're the
cheapest medicines you can buy,
for you pay only for the good vou
oet-but they're the best, too, or
they couldn't b sold On any such
tertnA
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
A SCHOONER FROM HAMBURG DETAINED.

Wilmington, n. G.. sept. 3.-Thc schooner Mary
Sanford. Byrnc, master. from Hamburg, Germany,
is In quarantine tw-ntysix miles below the city. As
she sailed July 49, no apprehension Is folt 10 her
condition.
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
Art Room.

(tsh Hoor new buildlng)
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF MANrEL CLOCKS
IN CABINET STYLE-MARBLK!ZED ONYX AND
MARBLE. ALL GUARANTEED PERFECT TINE
KEEPERS.
MANTEL CLOCK, MAkBLEIzED, WITH
BRONZE TRIMMINGS GOLD ILLUML 40
MATED DIAI.s FORMER PRICE e.7s... Ts1V
MANTEL SET MEXICAN ONYX CLOCK
AND CANDELABRA GOLD TRIM.
MINGS. GUARANTEED MOVEMENT "a az
CATHEDRAL STRIKE, WORTH $50 AV'Ss
New-York tribune., 1892-09-04
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

In the only une that meintains strictly frst-class
uihi cd train between New York and Chicago. All
other @Iamfted" express trains merely iuita-
tOas Of the celebrated Pennsyivsnia Limited.