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knights Of Pytbias Anniversary.

knights Of PythtAs Anniversary.
The members q Cohuaah1s D3vision, No. 8,
Uniform hsah, K d p, were noss completely
msrsfsd hst sssnias b . bnqnss - sness-
tassaAs byOsp&WA 9. L&ssA OAly
the regular notices bsingsu cut for q llesaAg
70 p held - Asir armery. - HI strsst
nsseANest, sonss thirty o. forty % ~ ns1losss
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speeches followed - nnU1k4sgnt spread pre-
pass4s h wAisk tAs Md rsns0besase e tAsiR
enpn1M ~ 1BUz9 spyeuu6Bd. Co1amA69 NJ.
], hos completed IL seyAnUnnssn11 - ~ -
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rod. QonfSszs @ Ms a. - tses hood a a.
dty have ben secured.
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burned its way TO the grsin. The engineer who
made the round Of the burned floors q few MIN
utes before the fire was discovered stated, how
ever. that everything was all right when be left
the building, and it is generally believed that
the fire was caused by in explosion in the grain
caused by spehtaneous combustion
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SHE WANTS ALIMONY.
The Wife Of . Chief In the Pension Office
Brings Suit.

The Wife Of . Chief In the Pension Office
Brings Suit.
Abbie NJ. Campbell, by Messrs. Carusi Il
Miller. has filed bill against Edward r. Camp
bell for alimony, counsel fees, DC. She states
that they were married at Springfield. VT, on
March s, 1872 defendant being widower with
one child at the time, aud in October, 1882, he
having received an appointment in the civil
service in the pension division, came here, and
he left her there Brandon, VI. to educate his
daughter, and he promised to support and
maintain; regularly sent her till April last $50
per month. She states that with lis daughter
she frequently visited him. and he told her 10
keep house the same az she was doing, and in
February. 1889, he treated her with coldness
and harshness, and che returned TO Vermont
defendant purchasing the tickets and seeing
for an explanation, but received no answer, and
states that he threatened to apply for di-
vorce on the ground Of wiliful absence and
If she agreed not to appear il would be
well, but if she obiedtsd in any manner
be would charge adultery. and prove
guilty Of such. She states that defendant
filed bill for divorce ON June 10, charging de-
sertion and abandonment, and when she pre-
pared an answer and fled . petition for ali
moay and counsel fees and after rule bad been
Issued on the petition he on July Ii caused the
snit to be dismissed She states that defendant
has determined TO desert and abandon her and
not contribute to her support, although abund-
antly able to do 80, holding position a. chief
Of a division Of the pension office at n salary
OF $1,000, and having other means, while she
is without means. and her health Is such that
che ia unable to do any work; and to obtain
board. lo1eings, &c., will cost s75 per month
and clothing and other expenses $50 per
month
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Sunooy Cs0ssn9 MOvemen6s.
An organized effort il to be made ia Now Or
leans to enforce the Sunday closing isw, which
has been imperative becsuse Of NE strong op-
position Of saloon keepers. The Sender Rest
League and the American Federation of Labor,
which hitter now has strong hold on the work
ingmen Of the city. WI work together TO en-
force the law, and it is believed tie runpsellers
VIII not dare oppose tAis strong combination.
The active campaign viii begin neat Sunday.
The Cberm Association Il East st. Louis has
agreed to boycotS all Esschaats keeping tksir
places Of busiaess open on Snadsy. Tkey arS
labor organizations.
A conmittee appointed By d 6sszsaa scsss-
ties OF Chicago 10 prspariag to hs.d demon
stret5on aeAaast tks closing Of the woslG 10 fstr
on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Nine. A. RnpTert'< world renowned face bleach II
the only face toni IN The world which positively re-
freckIes. Moth patches. biaekhesds. pimples
birthnarks crzsrs and sill biemisbes the SKIN and
when sppiied cannot he observed by anyone. Sold
50 Per bJtte thrsc botties-nsualIy required to
clear the rofIplsxioR-s5. send cents Hostage for
iasl particulars
NINE. A. RUPERT,
6E- I4th st, New York.
Washington ofsce g3s 1t. NV,
JsSb--ti Washington, D. c.
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COnhrmatiOns.


The Senate in executive session has con-
frmed the following nominations:
ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers plenipo-
tentiary-Andrew d. White Of New York, to
Russia; A. Louden Snowden Of Pennsylvania,
now to Greece, Roumania and Servia, to Spain;
Truxtun Beaie of California. now to Persia, to
Greece, Roumania and Servia
Consuls-Cyrus w. Field Of New York, to
Brunswick; Bailey Hurst Of the District Of Co
lambia, at Catsnia: John A. Barnes of Illinois,
to Chemnitz Charles August Vcrtriede Of Ohio,
to Hergen; barley r. Brush Of south Dakota,
to Messina.
John c. Hotchkiss Of Iowa. surveyor of cue
toms for the port Of Des Moines, Iowa, and the
following postmasters: Arkansas T.
Penn, at Harrison. Delaware stephen r.
Choate, at Newcastle. Colorsdo-Janies f.
Sternbeck. at Hinsdale. Maryhnd-John ".
Lie, at Towson. Michigan-Lewis D. Mitchell,
at ontonogen; VIM. L. Robson. ut William
ston. Mississippi-Will A. Sessions, at Frians
Point. Ohio-Jabez Wright. at Huron.
Texns-David p. Hawerton, at HaAettsviile
West Virginia-James d. Fayman, at Shepherds
stown.
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FIRE IN A BREWERY.
The Upper Portion OF Heurich's Estabitsh-
Itient Seriously Damaged.

BRILLIANT sPEorAcLK-dooD WORK BY THE
rIREMEN-Loss ABOUT $10O, 000-xo INTER-
RUPTIoN IN THE SUPPLY OF BEER TO THE
CUSTOMERS OF THE COMPANY
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The upper floor Of the manufacturing depart
ment of Heurich's brewery, Goth street be-
tween NJ and N northwest. was Quilted by fire
early this morning and the plant damaged to
the extent Of about 100000. The engineer Of
the brewery had just returned to the engine
rooms across the alley from the main building
when at 2:30 am. he heard loud ex-
plosion in the building he had just
left and rushing outside discovered
the upper floor of the manufacturing depart
nent TO be on ere. He At once ran 70 box S26,
few steps awny, and turned in an alarm. Act
ing Assistant Chief Sherman, from truck B, was
on the scene before the alarm had finished ring
ing, but that early the whole floor was one mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-23

Any TINE Yog WANT AyYTHING PRINTED
fas rrs sss r u HURRY come 20 TEE LAW AZ
fhiA Noted for fINK WORK
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Of flames. He Immediately turned in general
alarm and in less than twenty minutes every
company in the department. was on the ground
and at work.
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Aiexandria County News.

The board Of supervisors Of Alexandria
county will hold their annual meeting at the
county court house ON Monday next. Their
duties under the law will be the reorganization
Of the board, the auditing all accounts for or
against the county, TO settle with all officers of
the county and to take all necessary steps to
secure full and satisfactory exhibit Of the
county affairs. 1t is understood that the board
will pay special attention the coming year to
improved road making in the county. Chair
man Frank Hume has led off by having one
mile Of mNcadam road made in Jefferson dis
trict, which seems to be giving great satisfac-
ton.
A handsome brick school house, with a lee
ture half over the school rooms. is in process of
erection just south Of the Arlington estate in
the county. The site was selected few weeks
ago by committee composed Of Messrs. John
Robertson, E. r. Sisson and Jas. E. Clements,
and the land has been purchased and deed
recorded. This win make two graded schools
In the county. The population of the county
is increasing so rapidly that one-room school
houses are becoming things of the past.
A large and intellectually beautiful Sunday
school room is being sdded to the Presbyterian
Church at the village Of BaIlsson in the County
Another Case Of Highway Robbery.
To tie Editor of The Evening Star:
In view Of the highway robbery last night,
mention that on Wednesday morning last about
10 o'clock, my daughter went to- Hillyer place
TO inquire about a house. As she left the house
she noticed two negro men appfoaching As
they neared her they separated. One struck
her on the right shoulder, while the other
grasped her left arm with such force AZ to bruise
It, and held her while he forced her purse from
her hand. She screamed, and young girl and
young lad ran out. The men went up an allsy
on the south dde Of the street. From the drug
4
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a BRIDE FOR sIx HOURS.
Miss leach United to her Lovor aud dies
n with u Smile on her Tnc,.

viii Il smile on her Face.
POMONA, CAL, March 30.-Miss Mol.
lilo Beach and her, parents came hcrc
from Chicago last November in the hope
Of finding relief for Mollio's rapidly I'D.
vancing pulmonary consumption.
George L. Quay, u, nephew Of the
Pennsylvania senator, who was tho nc.
copied lover OF Miss Beach, soon Joined
the party. Miss Beach received tho
best Of attention and care, but she grew
weaker each day. In February the par
ty went TO Arizona, but the disease re.
manned unchecked, and two days ago the
girl was told that death was only auues.
ton OF q few days.
Miss Beach was then persuaded by
her lover to marry him. The invalid
was dressed in the wedding gown which
had been prepared for her when she
was well aud looked forward to 4 lappv
married life, and thus robed, lying upon
her death bed, she was united to QUAY
by q preacher who was hurricdly sum.
moned. Six hours later tho bride died,
but there was 4 smile Of happiness up.
OH her face. Miss Beach was 81 years
old.
Tho body was embalmcd andayill DO
taken to Chicago for burial. Tho girl
had 4 small fortune in her own right,
which she b%equcathcd to her lover.
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staunch ships strika and founder, tho fierce
winds and mountainous waves sweep noble
mariners 'hcarts OF oak" 10 shipwreck aud 10
death, yet that docs no. prevent the lubberliest
landsmnn from risking his life on the stormy
Atlantic in the role Of tours. or commercial
traveller. But II he shall reach his destination
safely he vii! scarcely have escaped some OF the
qualms OF sea sickness, unless he takes with
him Hostetter's Stomach MttcrS. that inimitablc
specific for nausea Bad water on long trims mr.,
n threat TO the voyugcr, but this may be dc.
prived in II great measure of It's disordering Of.
fectS upon the stomach. bowels and liver By the
Blitcrs. Against the prejudicial effects OF inaln.
ria, bud diet, fatigue and cxposurc 1t is also eli.
caCiotS. 1t averts, moreover. rheumatism and
without 1t.
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Now fork's BIZ Four,

New YoRK, March 3o.-Tho Times
states that tho Republican leaders arc
quietly making their arrangements for
tho state convention for the selection
OF delegates to the national convention
and in tho foro front OF their plans, of
course, is the selection OF four delegates
at large. Tho state convention will bo
held in Albany on April 2S, and accord
ing to theprcscnt slate, tho reliability
oil which is vouchcd for by most com
petent authority, the delegates at large
will DO the same big Jour OF 1885,
Chauncey NJ. Depcw, Thomas @. Plat,
Senator Frank Iliscock and ex-senator
Warner Miller.
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Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys.
TEN etIectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c.
ceptablo TO the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and havo made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in BOO
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try it. DO not accept any
Ebstitute.
CALIFORNIA m syrup co.
SAY faAaciSCc. CGL.
HUNTSVILLE, ~, eGH K0es ca
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%FNILApELrIlA. PA., Ma


CHICAGO. Ill.,. March D.--Cattle, receipts 5000
head;- shipments 400 head: market Steady 10
strong; good to choice steers s. Sjli S2I5; other,
So 2,a;i 81; .tockers g OOa3 %; Texans s. 4Oa3W:
COWS 81 5Oa3 20. Hogs. receipts 1000 head: shin.
mcnls 1900 head; market lower; rough md
common 81 loaf -: packers md mixed s; 5Oa
4 Is; prime heavy md butcher weights 81 7ja
i; s.; light 81 7lai 90; pigs 81 2jai 20. Sheep. re.
ceipis 6,Uo head: shipments ! 200 head: market
slow, weak md lower; ewes IS, OOai IS: mixed
s. 5Oa5 % Westerns s. 5Oa6 Is; lambs s5.5OaG 6.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. March 3O.-Cattc, rcceipts
ISL head; shipments j?5 head: market slow
primo s. 6la4 s.; fair to good s. 5Oai SO: common
g 50a3 Is; bulls. cows and stays 81 5Oa3 90; fresh
COWS slj Gat5 90. Hogs, receipts 1850 head:
shipments 100 head: mn.ke. iirm; oil grades
s. COa5 10. Sheep, receipts 1900 head: ship.
mcnls, 1000 head; market slow: prime Sc AIN
G 50: good s. 0laG 90: iair 81 lOai 90; common
s. OOa3 so; lambs s. O0a7 10.
CrScISSAT1. O., March 3o,-lIocs easy and lower:
common and light 81 iOa4 So: hacking md
butchers 4 5Oat 9j: receipt. 500 head; shin.
,menls 5000 head.
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Tho best salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup.
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price scents a boz. For sale by Logan
Drug Co. m nm
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Got J%nlgnlcnt

CoEsIcANA, Ten, March 30.-A juds-
ment was rendered here yesterday in
the district court OF Navarro county
against tho Western Union Telegraph
Company for Sl,00i in favor of Horace
/. Smith. formerly 4 brakeman on the
Cotton Bel; rai!wa;y. residing in this
city on account OF n failure to dclivc. Il
telegram from some point in the state
oil Washington announcing the death
OF his father, 1T
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Write BEAR, MlSy., March 3O.-Jonas
LareIle, eight years old. stopped on his
way to schoo. to watch the operations
OF q steam wood saving machine. Tho
balance wheel burst. a piece striking
the lad in the stomach and CARRYING
him sixty feet, completely discmbowcl-
ing him. Tho piece that struck him
was found a mile and 4 halt distant.
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Rev. VIM, IiOlliushcu,

Pastor OF the Presbyterian church Of
Sparta, n. j., voluntarily writes strong
iy in favor OF Hoods S%arsaparilla.- lie
says: Nothing l know-o OF will t!canso1
the blood, stimulate the liver or clean
the stomach like this remedy. know
OF scores and scores who have been
helped or cured by L."
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Worth Hundreds of p~ollnr..

My wife used only two bottles OF
"Mother's Friend" before her third con-
tinemcnt. Says she would not be
without it for hundreds OF dollars. Had
not half as much trouble MS before.
Dock MILES, Lincoln Parish, La. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
Co., and all druggists. Daw
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Export Duty on Saw Lo gs.

MONTREAL. March Ca mceti ng OF
the council OF tho Montreal board OF
trade was held last night and a memoir
ial was prepared for presentation to the
dominion government. 1t recommends
the export duty on saw logs from Cana
da to the United States DO rc-imposed.
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"DoEs your mother know you're out"
said n boy to his little brother. "Yes,
she does" was the answer, "for one bot.
tie OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has
knocked my cold into a cooked hat"
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Petroleum,

New ,YoHK. March @.-petroleum orcued
steady, declined, &c. then rallied &c and closed
steady. pennsylvnnia oil, spot none; April on.
ton, opening and highest 551sc; lowest 5is!cc:
closing Sc; sales 5000 barrels. ~
, OH City. Pa, March N.-opened Mt 5,<c:
highest 5T5sc; lowest a3sc: closed at SIC:
sale, 100000 barrels: clearanccs 2i6.0OO barrels:
shipments SS,S5T barrels: runs 1889 barrels.
BRADFonp. Pa, March G0.-opened ut Sc:
clearanccs 1000 barrels. '
PrIsnuIGn. Pa. March 3.-opened at Sc:
closed at &lsc: highes. 5j3sc; lowest SIZE.
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Metals.
Cotton,

NEw YORK. March SO.-pls iron active; Amcrl.
Fan 81 5al6?'; rsCopoGGr quiet; lake 81 %.
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Af.erthc Grip Hoods Sarsaparilla will
restore your strength and health, and
expol every trace OF poison IRON the
blood. 1
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AFEw rubbings OF Salvation Oil will
instantly relieve stiffness in the neck or
joints. % cents.
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The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yet efficient,
action.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
h rcntures OF the Money nud stIc
Nlnrl,tx

Markets..
New foRk, March 20. -Moncy on call easy
at l1sn2 per cent; Inst loan . per cent; closed
offered at " per cent. Primo mercantile paper
iaGpcf cent Sterling exchange quiet but steady
ut 81 S6liai&4. Sales were 80. Isl shares
The operations IN tho stock market to-day dis
played a proof that there aro two parties In the
speculation, mud that they Grc 1t present quite
evenly divided. Under the Influences Of these
contendlng, forces the market Was during most
OF the day, ieverish and unsettled, but tue bulls
lIal the MD Of Il free covering Of yesterdays
shorts nld prices rs u rule were we'll maintain.
Gl, The professional mature OF the market,
however, was ngniu domonrtratCd by tho utter
stnSnntlon which followed the completion Of the
ventures entered into yesterday, accompanied
BY almost al cntitc cessation Oftrudlng, North.
erl Pacific whs moro animated thaiS usual OF
lnic, while tho attacks upon II was strong enough
from the shorts 10 keep II moving upward after
the opening decline. Sharp md short drives
were made at tho coolers. aiii all cXccpt Head.
Ing closed on light ,rNding. Tho grnngcts were
given moro prominence today, and 81. Paul took
It's place as leader III point Of activity. Sugar
and some Others made material gains on n very
moderate trading. The market finally | otcd
quiet but ilrm at about the best prices OF the day.
Railroad bonds firm.
Government md state bonds dull bu, firm,
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The residence OF a Jacksonville Ind.)
man has been burglarized seven times
within fifteen months.
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TINE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
"a a bright, sparkling, instructive family
journal II Is original In every department.
clean in every line and suited as It Is ia,oaIej
70 interest," ana improve every member OF The
iamly, whether in city or coun.ry,
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C%rscIsxATr, O.. March ao.-cotton steady; mid.
iliug &c.
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The reddish honey stored by n Bra.
lillian wasp is said to DO absolutely poi
SOnOuS.
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&s} Pennsylvania Stations. :.
|VzVEnnSy|Vania LINES.
EsS3 Trains Run by Central Time.

TIcKEr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION o
MATER ST.. Foot oF.l:I.rNI:&TI ST.. WHEELING.
At NCLuRE ItOUgE, WHEELING, AND AT rUE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. BRInGRPoRT.'
S~orrrnvv.r SrsrrM-"PAS IIESpLE ROUTE"
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OHIO RIVER

Direct route to Marietta. Pa~rkersbus;. po,n:
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland Portsmouth AMI
Cincinnati. Also 10 Chnrlcston.f Clifton Forss
and Stanton. Va. and Lexington and Loulr
willie. Ky.
Time Table effective Decemb@6 ls1L
.. on ~. nv #.,m, -AupHo.
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C~IEciENArI. O.. March SO.-Flour dull. When,
stronger; No. red 9lca94c; receipts Coz bushels:
iOigai04c. Oats easy; No. = mixed sic. Rvc
easier; .Jc. Pork easy At SO BIZ L nrd dull mt
Sc Gi. Bulk meats dull at So 62IL5. Bacon dull.
weaker ut S. 10. Whisky 81 IL. Butter, sugar
lud clccse stafdy.
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RAILROADS..
WHEELING&ELM GROGERAIIROAD.

WHEELING&ELM GROYERAIIROaD.
On md after Friday. January |, IS9. trains
will run Ms follows. CITY time:
LEAVE WHEELISGt-v6:0o n H., 7:Oon. H.. sol
q. m. 900 q. IN, 1000 4 M. Hoo q. In, Sl2:0o IN.
loo y. H., 2p. H.. 800 p H.. i:Oo'n m, SUD,
m. 600 p. m. 100 p IN. 500 p IL. 800 p, IN,
Ils0p. IN.
LEAVE ELM GRove.-s6:N H.. 700 a. m. s.o1
a. H., ga m, 10:OoG H.. ll:O IL H.. l2:0j m,
Loo p IN. 200 p. m. 800 p. H.. i:0O p. H.. sol
=. M. Geo p. IN. 700 p. IN. 500 y III. 900 p. NJ,
l0:o0r. n.
aDaiiy, except Sunday.
9:4Sa. II. and Wheeling ut I2:l7 n. IN.
II. L. WElSGElBER,
Qel General Manager.
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CROCkARD 4 BOOTH, Agents..

STEAMER r.. r PHILLIPS
CE;Sh leaves Wheeling. Daily Trim. ca,,.
AA5A4ifstt4tttsg crn standard time-6ISa, m $50
, - N: o:+' a M: ll::O N. 800 p. m,
~; w Fl M S;9o 2. m. Sunday T~ripy.-Lcavcs
I. m. it0 p. m. $50 r.. IN. - -
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STEAME RS,

Steamer KEYSTONE STATE" for Cincinnati,
Unio. eISt! tuesday Mt Sa. n. T. 8 Calhoon.
w stSamf. "AsPEs;% for Cincinnati. Ohio. every
Master; A.. slaven, Clerk, 1 ''"' nv
STEINER ~'lIvDsoS," every Thursdnv Mt q, ;,
~. Eliison' Master; Robert Agnew. CLERK,
Steamer "lRoH QUEEN" every Friday Mt g n
D. IoT cincinnati John NJ. Phillips, Master:
Steamer SCOTIA" every Saturday Mt = N y,
george W. kowlcy. Master: Tim Renwell. Clerk,
Steamer "CoSdo," every Sunday at a. m, E
.Mad'y' Master: J. Wchrman. Clerk.
First-class fare. Wheeling 10 Cinctrrou 6,
Round trip, $40. Meals and state. room ineludS59
Tickets transferable md good until used. For
freight or passage apply on board. or telephone
No Do 50 cRocKARp . NJ