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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

ON ,rc Proluc" I.>cr.ngc to-day the butter marSct
Cinclnnan March Flour quiet Wheat nominal: No
cq" qs 80 All n' % t , PORK a , srosf Sg
Lard strong and hiehcr at 81 e. lsnk meats n'r az
GSl, at 81 H. Hater ,rady sugar quiet. Egg. strong
| and higher at ijc. Cheese strong.
Mav,gkcs March 2 TO-. hfm ,, Wheat I'm May
qur, ~ 3. So Dat; n,m,r: No white; 3ira35, :;
90. ne quiet; 80 l 55c ryCyi~iols mn. Pork
e&, nh wheat ~ 900 bu.h: n,lcg' 600 bSur
>lnmcn'sF Flour COCO bbI wheat, 1000 bush bari
Mfn srn"rS d a: NO %,! +" S e n' Sns Of
No Northern sold at 6diec and NJ At G3c crip.
IF wheat here 2 ear and M e. pnS'S p"G s%p'SSG p
c2%, low, 60 Gsec so,ed CSC iuly ,nGa Gse
80 hard c7'ac No Northern GGc; 30 . Northern.
Philadelphia. March e.-Flolrrhe advanc" in wheat
nyirci nold,r win NOR connd nee but BUYERS
% id i 'a S G. only a for at e S' "r cnas s
PENNSYLVANIA. ru"Nwh'a: -four nm but quiet und
,TIccs aSa&;sa ,d:.S foreign demand continued INT;
coc for No. rc"n.tyann Corn"prcc. ' Of options
March sss Si Ap ,st S'g H Nav NJ as?
a" 10 white %af0 ic strong Np sInd so aSHcsSr
May tog io'.c; ,um'. io fto'.c Eggs firm and hlan.
and in faIr dn1nd cubes 5.o6c orenec 5a1s tan isri
O An" s'"@'t .s' ''a ass double
irnn diamond \. Isle: conf ,ctioners' 6oc: rel
star \. 4.i1c KEYSTONE 4. ij.c, Franklin Il. t4tc
''anin extra G. ti-r red star - iisc Other articles
unchane"d. Hcceipt>-Four q OCO bb,s 10 2GO sacks
wheat. iioc hush corn &c 600 bush oats . 700 bush
shnmcnt>-Wh at, ZOO bush corn. 900 buA oats
5.tc9 bush.
, S '" wnS M.rsh :or @rmrr Nu. quot,on
soon took coirl AMI the market shot stead !y cios
ne nboc c yesterdays; 10 red cash hi her G7'.c
7lha7lNc IA July; 7ie7e|r, CLOSING 7,',a72'.c III
. ash aI,sGasr Marcs Ssh April 3o'.c Nav. eSG
o A., q%SS' n,m & up; 81 ,a'h s9ec hid; May
Fran. track DC. Hay weaker salaiio M sIoht
co1cc isonsy Huttcr quiet unchanged Eggs nj h. r
l5ar. FlaNsccl hrn VI 20 Timothy - al 80
Clover higher ti0 50dsl2. Lead dull sos: sn,l.cr
ic. Cornmcal lower ~ 90 Paggng and cotton I -
unchanged whi.gcy ~ II. Provisions tom" and
hshcr rorS $40 30 fer old AMI NV. Lard, sie -
Dry salt meats oos" shoulders 10 30 Longs and r,bs
80 80 sho t. 80 10; boxed 5c hlchr pacon packed
shoulders, ~ 90 longs AMI ribs vi 37L, SHOP.
~ 02r. Hams unchanged. Rccelrts-rlour A. 70
hhls: wheat: - 600 bush: corn IGl 600 hush. oa,'
81 coo brsh; g 600 bush barley ODO busr sI,,
mrnt--Fpour, 00c0 bbls wheat 80 coo hush. corr,
1877 600 bush oats. 1000 bush; rye 900 bush WIN
. Toledo. March s.-Wheat active. higher; No. . cash
lilac; May. 7ic bid July 7Gec bIi. Corn firm stc,dy
40 ss,;sh iss; NAY S ALE; No D. 4lae Dat. oaSt
"-"'' Di"o cash. - Ao' Aecepts- Flour. $50 bbls ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

wheat 49, s36 lush corn. 10 1903 bush oats ooo -.
cIoyer>eed 95 bags. Shipmcnts-tour 3S3 bbls: vSS
COCO bush corn, 1870 bush oats, 400 bush rye S7I
bush clovcisccd, AGA bags. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

FLOUR NND MrAT-fhur-In sympa,hv MIN a,",c .n
atNc busiu~,- srrompli,h'd ,h 400 az wn.cf
;i ~ o q sso: 81: ":c co5 hi. ,r.
-, - To-. . ., for 81 s ,i 400 200 bS. 81
r',.t.r = 60 =, 1000 hG, 40. wn,cr - - IN
ms 5a ,gn s. CIV "a % 1g gaS SS'' ;. e
- a. ''a5 y q; ,6 70. .pr.ns Ghi, So :, ga
- noo.i rl'ont~ - -cfst 30 vint"t ~ ma.
- I'"n 70 :irsG' ri Is 4: = b5 II
HmfAf gENIN cum Sia' ana ."i flo 9gotd "a at
900, IN Ia iI~r fan~ STAT ~ soa,S - - Coy
M1ALa95@@'' :. ep Ioa.: .as ~ "''''' '"
G r. M, Ta' a.,.l s-'P , ia'1 HS6 ID lS
eqss 10. VT w. . sna at WITH ~ and Hi
, .r' 's snd,fe- 49, foovca
ost ~ ih tar wa. quite s,t,c there
q :. P n;c"l @, out VIA f 5ta BUSH " .Tnc
;ad 10 90 v,n'-r wheat ,oni.'ri.s wth tt.G?S
"oa .tosing d. =. ycai ,cG"ri t@e arr'as
w.T, 'o-u, ' nieor and stoan ,..S bush again,
,a tn" Gle. from va, AH' s,i s,.s
| nr Mach ! $40. spot Whit clos &c hish'r
shilprf- $4,000 t,h 10 harl winter At &c "der
Va, 1TGa, So lard S,' P' 3-@7"c clacr ~.
S7o@e "a 1a'e d. o 30 S.a No S0 NS XIII
o. Npr 'lS Sd. a. ,S :, DO MAY y. =
,S.as s'o' es.s a. So d. Xqsat losing So. do
>~picnee- do,.as At 81 do pcmb'r closing a, Ill
whoa, ,rd wr hishtf Wien ma A' but here va. Il,
%s, 9 a. aro OF H Sf G'
shp' eG 0% ,s S 900 bas at S eSS5 5 Sa
pot ln,luilng So m>cd a. ~
81 ni2'.c elevator 40 mixed. i?',c cl ,ator 5oEc
N.Y. ""3i'c ,'' iv 10 ' ro.lns ~ Il
| OATs-Thcrr an improved demand in the market
@ e o cr vera at duh" nj b l ns an SsS S,a"f S
| q.
ii9coo Pq;n o ia%Hmf 81" 's Tei'" ao1~e 81, go
No. 'hcnre ''.c pn.raici Wet m w t 5000
So d. Nay sr@1sc fgsns :, ss n..ac do o, ny ,s
do Nav ro.irg a. lotc BAl;LEY-w.,tcrn. Gca75c
| nlorna kr,ning 1jgi5 +r; 'ee'a,r - -lNiow,d
t; M st. n s "G", mo S%sa' sIa o. ST.
g %.i."s ' ssSs ." for ,'' %
so and 50 n and leo n and harp. and s5aoo'
fer ., OF ~ , i 3 job lots Die more Cotton"
l, rs Np nrs ' @o "a and f s%
g naN~a ''@co da& sC d, 7HsI@e ~, Cl0r5 o.
hot o re- IA E ea ~hsat ,Gg r,ccs o,c
tn The s'n' % $ a% "' ls :'yi "
7sSi iG%is I'D Old. ."n oc iScnr Coat isSe
cnoc" 30 10 a2r FIR 10 Ir%c lnaa2G california old
cant l Iftra" 1885,
,gGaa'-; IN I6mlor; PRIME =c"-2c eo9i oo-m kelic
XAvAE SroNi:S SPIRITS Of 'TiuiErES quit
quoted at S good d. :la7 T. ;'' Il ST. 5 T. Il ,5S
,, 60 a. !. = = ~" ~ II - -osfG - y 60; X
OCEAN FRNlnlIrs-Dun. win no important
ea I'D a%S%Tf ,am A"r c5 G $500 r SS
q S l%sS. s'"4 Ea d of 0@ @, q"S Ct, a., d.
rr = Gd nS S &c cG s%? o%ion ,%a s s Id
.nF , G Io ~ IL, Sa%S oil ssks
TO- ""E j. ID b.rr a. ',.%"~ im R sr"rS
I'D nour, Is provisions 7, Ginl7s sd; cheese. 20
- - ' "or< - butter @c., '''@'
OILS >:nty armcr. cctonscra. crude. prime
fp,riO ,luD mi vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March ?q Gg wSa9. nG.e rec'p p"a
4gn &c. 'I 's 0 pd 9cpa7c rec-s 10 $50
6n.n .nipara,, 1885 fush s.o,k. liz, $50 bush
'rn un'r,t-G and iiss'r iSa .pof March. ita
q, April - is;sc, MAY. ioui3.e July. 800 BID
'", t bun sH . ' 81 900 sa,h White corn by ample
l7,"islc; yellow DO r7%'c oats Snie,t; No 10
a:7.c. receipt 1000 bush; stock. lslA2l 6rsn a hSe
dun and -sdy No. :, G2c asked receipt, 500 nIS
sl5 son, 10 30. train freight, finn unehsnged 'o.,oi
nonina nidding. 2Lc Prey i.ons Gull mess por na
Lar lib i'd lie sugar pek+d shoulders. ne
.rssr cu,d sno,,d shoulders. n; hons l5al lard
W. q ao 81 GOOD to choSe 2oa4c roll me ec d. fait
coffee steady Rio cargoe,. fair l?iec; No T. Is e.
>near .trong gr'nuI'.d - ..1p2t Que'' iei"e''
Bo.on March 2lorr dull cora arm s,a%cr ysllov
su w. e,a@,Ty &C. Cheese s.. .n and IT, e' ~
vekFiour, ~ ~ ibis and go io .ack'' corn lo'o-A
bush; oar-. i0i 30 bush shorts. li2 tons
Buffalo. Marcn 2-Nhcat. sales today; limits i2c
h.ln.r on TIE Duluth wheat. aud offerings only far
c'.lng rrc.,: No hard old. So; do now. s3'ac No
Duiuta 7oc: 40 > Northern. = winter wheat dull but
armcr 80 rcG. 76'sc No c>tra r'd. 73c No Whit
,~licw fctaGi7c: No yellow as. 1859 car;
cars 40 B. 45d46L,c: one ear No =. 43lac. Oats m
,~ulcd generally nrmcr; demand light No =. white
Barley IN fair demand firm No 3 extra Western 72i
13c: No g. d0a6jc No !. 5Jof,sc; Michigan. 03d10c
demand ar" hrs' ;g,,ng, = 'oasH;S' wintr. So,
demand firm: unchanged. Rec" pts-Whelt. 5000 bush
cora = oeo bush oa;. ooo bush. shipnents-wh'at
chicago. March 2-1hc leading futures ranged as fol.
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
A AMERICAN LINE.
a. NEw.YoRK, SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON.

EVERY SATURDAY..
Chester, March 4, q. III. Berlin. March rs, 0 O. =
Paris. March IL: noon; New:York, March Is, nooa
From Pier 43, y. r.. foot OF Chr-topherst
Shortest and Most Convenient Route to London
Passengers land at Empress Dock. avoiding mesS
veDience and exposure OF transfer by tender.
First Cabin passage to Southampton London or Hsve.
$50 and upward according to steamer and location 1
room. Second Cabin. 49, and $40.
Storage at Low Eates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents, No Bowling Green. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
STAINED.
Good Ordinary
SirictG iO! DTdin:

,.d o,dt,,,v Oi. Low MGding ..-..a ~
.'riut .; ri 'rdnaiy6 Middng ........-e 'i''"
IN,tpool tecgram g., =. m-is'e1t' d ao9 49,, -
American. bale. S1l"> o'VuV
Which Tor speculation and export. LOCO iaI' n,c''"
400 L... Flrnpr. Middiii, uplanG' I'.io. ,,i,h
~. r,rellI. ..Ui tn -, ronp'l"5
a az ,ale. for tnc -Iondng d't la-t var t
- ,.ul"r IN. receipt, have lc"n a''pt b'le' 400
ni - hale. during the coirsl onlts lllOi Wv" ~
Tie 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
STRAY NOTES HERE AND THERE.

;'cre Is a .tor, which 60 - me back TO ne "a',
~ tho Deccbcr trial I'm Brcokyn-days which arc Wen
remembered BY many people In that city. hfo"ni!"
was never so deeply stirred by any experience rs u,
the suit Of Theodore Tilton against the fYiho"'n
preacher and the developments preceding the u''''
II will be remembered that during the en'ir2 Ui''.
which lasted reary half year. Mr. Beehccr pr'acnc'
10 Immense congregations every sunday, ana MS
Friday evening prnycr-mcetingS were also cro"oe''
Ilymouth Church Il situated In Orange-st' poch
and n half west OF Fuon-st Most of the Nrce'cars "
Brooklyn run on Ful'on-st The De kalbaNc. me-
however reaches the ferry through Westinghouse
which is one block east cf Fulton. For m''e up
from Fulton Ferry stree crosses fnltohs'' "'I"
retains the >amc name The street on the caS' sac
corresponding with Orange-St. is NasSaus' Inc lie
Kalb.avc cars therefore. do not cross orahs"S'' III
ALL So much by way Of Introduction. T"waru NV
end of the Beechcr tial Ii was said That woman
boarled n De Kalb-nvc. car upown one SUNDAY morn
ing. When the conductor cam" 10 Collect h'r ia'o
The following conversation occurred 1870 -. 4,
rConiuc or will you pleas" let me OF at Oranges,:
Orange st. ma am" and the conductor ioohcn
puzzled After moment Of reflection No repeaaunui.
rcGectiyelv "Orange-st.l Orangc-st we 40"
cross 10 such street as that. ma am a.,
But want TO 60 t. Beechers church' shc III
sisted land / was tDh 10 take this car
"Oh, Isecchers church exclaimed the CONDUCTOR
with an afr Of great relief. why. that's AL r1ght
maam Don't worry about il at all. Why, the
horses stops there themselves"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
Ocean 5reamers.
| NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. 5. CO.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. 5. CO
IA >iuJi.I kOU ~ TO LONDON.
NEw-YORK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
First Cabin $50 and upward SECOND Cabin sso
BERTH Stee low rates. Steamers sell from oot Z
Sd-st., HoD0ken. "
Aller Tue. Mar = am Fms Sat. Mch. % Inn
Iiayel Tues. MALI I'm. Ira|e, tues, Mch. 70 an
Saale Sat. Mch. Is, a. m tlbe, sat- April |, a. n
Lahn Tues. Mch 81 am Aller. Tues, Al ril T. o. n
sPKINti SAfLINtiS, 1893
TO Southampton (Londcn BREMEN.
Lain Tues. April Is. LAIN. Tues. May IL
Saale sat- April .. saae. sat- May 20
Spree Tues April %. Spree. Tues. May "a
Elbe.. Sat- April 81 tlbe........ sat. May q.
Aller Tues, May .. lAller...... Tues. May a.
Havel Tues. May 0. Ems. Sat, June
H. II. Meier. Wed. May 10. IIavel. June
Traye May 49, Traye sat, June ia
NEDTTERRANrkN LINE.
New.York TO Genoa In ie,s than eleven day.
Kaiser VIII Mar. 4. 10 FLda Sat-, May g. 10 4 u
werra Sat, Mar 49, 10 am. Kaise w H. MAY 49, 10 an
Kaiser VIII Apri g. 10 sm. Vera. sat, Nav %. 10 am
Werra Sat. Apr o. 10 Fuda, Sat, June 10, 10 an
Passage 500. SIPS or $50 Q BERTH First Cabin
OELRICHS & CO. . Bowling Greer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

Cash quotations were follows: Flour dull unchanged
Ne HTne wheat 7tsg5r,ci No. String % wheat;
&c 40. oats 300. a3lc No white. Z o. b., 35a
3jc No. white 3i'.c ". rye. 5ic No. barley
ore 80 g. l. -. b.. 3Sd lc No. I. T. .. b.. - ~ tsc :
40. haysccd 81 2iI prime tmoclv sd, ~ t2ast ~ ::
FORK. per Dbl. flS 67i:0Sis 20: lard. 100 ~
s3 lods3 l22 short rib, sics Qoo>c 80 rdtlo -
>ned shoulders tboN 3D. :? S1: short cl'a.
-idrs boNodl TlO 7jdtl0 -o whi>kv dstiers' finished
GOOD, Gallon T. sugars. UNCHANGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

What In the world is hairless paper'' Ihey Rho"
over I'm Engard where the AntLors Hairless Paper
Pad is advertised and recommended to writer's ne
cnus, # IS made Of "strong. hairless paper II
would seem as II writer's this side OF ;he ocean Iad
been using paper OF that variety all along wl,h.m'
being aware OF rs special virtue. The question onsh'
rather 10 he What under Il @ sun IS hairy paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

In Felix Oldboys book - Tonr AROUND N""
York." there Is an illustration OF IN" '''v ia" ''"
as II va, in 1890 or thercabon The view Is taken
from, some lttle distance down Broadway. or course
flat yos long bcfor. the lower END OF the park WAS
surrendered for the architectural monstrosny WHICH,
Mr. Mniictt perforated in the name OF the 'h'ca
states Government There was gate at IN" lower
ond OF the triangle OF that remote time. ana "i'mn
sh,ubberv and trees aboundcd No ono can looN on
This picture and rot regret 'hal any part VI "'
,,,le breathing pacc was ever sold to the "o''rh
mont. and this reflection naturally leads to an"'her'
,o,, tho, oil trat is left Of the pnk should e
socrcd,v preserved The proposition n demolSh INC
civ ian and cover IL site ana ronN'n'rap.' sI'
h'..des viii huge Tammanv 'fiice cannon nc ~
corrrd win patience " any Intelligent ana nnprrl
rdlced citizen. II Is simply ar outrage" ana me pa
otbcr place uptown. and converting II into museum
dos not nm.7lsh It's unat'ractiv~ pNpor'io''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
A-TOURS TO The TROPICS.
~ ATLAS LINE.

WEEKLY SERVICE fRoH NEwYOEK
Island Jamaica. renowned ios Us >auohous
climate ana natural b-atv station OF the B,sh
NAVY and headquarters OF thu British Army 10 0s WV
Indies Good hotc, ana splendid rad. NJ, 49,. -.
Regular sailings also fos Hal, costa INCA sa -
many Old World towns Of tho Spanish man
lu,teted pamphit msiet fee. v.
PIN, FORWOOD & CO. Ag mt. - >,a;e-,t New'fo!As
or THOS. COOK & Suns 1oIr,ts Agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
WHITE STAR LINE.
CLYDE LINE.
A RED STAR ZINE

IA FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New-York ana Antwerp weeny
wAESI.AND ........... We'd esdfy March s, 10 . N.
FRIEsLAND. weanc-ily. March d. p q.
First cabin. $50 upward second cabin 70 Antwerp
s3s; from Antwerp. SIS Redr ton or round tip. Ap
ply for Facts storage az very low iatcs.-
INTERN ArIDNAI NAVIGATION Coz. -r.
General Agents. Bowling ''rten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

nISo The SPOT market rr!rd dull ana rlo'e1 a o,
d,o,tne ~ iGr sales ~ bllc- 10 spinner -, -, Snn
| tlons are based on the American standard o ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
A -EI'ROpF HOLY LAND. WORLDS

AsFair. Select pai,es best tcketns faeiIiues' cA"S
est ocean berrhs send for Tourist ,skette'
II GAZE < SONS. ll3 Broatway, y. Y. tE,'. lstf.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02
! MEsr VIRGINIA LADf
who is Well known in wheeling, Gives .
Charming EntertaInment.


Charming Entertainment
Many Wheeling ladies and gentlemen
will remember Mrs. A. p. Wozencraft.
nee Miss Virginia Wilson. daughter OF
Hon. BENZ. Wilson, and graduate OF
Mt. De Chantal Regarding late So
cial function at Dallas, Texas. the Times
Of that city says:
ssMrs. A. p. Wozencraft was the host
ess of the Standard Club meeting this
week at the handsome place OF Judge
Henry in East Dallas, where that
charming and cultured lady is at home
this season. The spacious old house,
which reflects the glory and hospitality
of the old regime, gave most inviting
welcome to the ladies with It's glowing
fires and pretty Christmas decorations
of mistletoe and holly, as they came In
from the bleak and snappy atmosphere
OF last Tuesday afternoon. The state
~ old library, with its rich mahogany
finish, bookcases and escretoires, upon
which was arranged great lunches OF
mistletoe and holly whose pearly and
ruby berries We'd In beauty in their vel
yety green foliage, its old paintings and
tapestries that cast most delightful
"blue stocking" shadows with graceful
vines of ivy climbing in and out about
bits OF rare porcelain and bisque on
mantel and in alcove and festooning
relics of old armor and bric-a-brac made
charming salon litteraire for the rem
dering Of the programme The meeting
was called to order with the president,
Mrs. John Cannon, in the chair, and
roll call was responded to by Mesdames
Craig, Thatcher, Finley, Simpson, Nc
MILAN, Cannon, Wharton, Jackson,
White, Holloway. Hopkins, Mccormick
Lane, Miss Barry and others, Mes
danes Mcmillan, Wharton. Jackson,
Cannon, Thatcher and Simpkins re-
spending with quotations from eminent
writers on Christmas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02
RILEY's CHALLENGES.
Prospects of Battle with Rowan or
Smith.

Smith.
Ed. W. Riley, the featherweight who
challenged the winner of the Rowan
Smith contest last week, made the fol-
lowing statement last night at the Reg
IsTER office:
1.-The night of the late set-to step
ped into the ring and challenged the
winner. Smith had previously agreed
to meet me, win or lose, but as the
other man was the winner / went to
him and asked him II he wouldn't give
me q match. Rowan said he would, but
as Smith had agreed to meet me first, he
suggested my meeting Smith, and In the
event of my defeating Smith he and L
should have a contest. There are a
number of responsible gentlemen In this
city who would be willing to give a good
purse for contest between Smith and
myself and no doubt the managers OF
the recent contest would be willing TO
do the same, but If Smith don't want it
the offer would be open 10 Rowan. On
the other hand, to prove that | am not
looking after cinch or anything like
that, l am willing to meet anyone In
the town, at 1913 pounds, in a contest or
skill and endurance, or I'll meet any
one, no matter what their weight or
size, limited lumber OF rounds, for
strictly scientific points,"
This broad challenge has the right
ring TO it, and contest between Riley
and any of the men named would no
doubt prove very interesting. Riley's
proper name is Ed. Cartwright, and he
was instructor in boxing at the Colum-
ba Athletic Club in Washington, ID. c.,
last winter. He was asked II the recent
battle was in his opinion pre-arranged,
but he declined to say anything on that
point. He expressed willingness, how
ever, to do anything reasonable
to guarantee spectators that a
fight between him and either
of the man named, would not be hip
podrome, in the event that the contest
is arranged. He would be willing to
give the holder Of each ticket coupon
emitting him to a return OF his money
in case the battle was not contested on
its merits.
Riley also claims to be ready to meet
any man of his weight in the State for
points or to finish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02

TRY some Of the Coal from the West
Va. Sand Co.. Telephone SCI, John L
Sbriver, 1918 Water Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02
Il. & o.

On and after December 30, 1892, I'M
I'll further notice, all passenger trains,
except No. LOG, leaving Wheeling at
6:1O a. NJ, will stop at Elm Grove to let
off or take on passenge rs for such points
as they are scheduled to stop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02
TIE USE AND ABUSE OF wH1sREY.

This subject could be dwelt upon to consid-
cradle length. and yet much would remain un-
told, but all agree that the use, the proper use
OF pure rye whiskey is an absolute necessity,
especially so now when nature insists upon
being stimulated. All regular physicians pre-
scribe rye whiskey, ana justly claim that
Klein's silver Age and Duquesue Whistles are
most reliable. They do this not only because
they have tried them but because tue leading
hospitals use them-fnd them the best stimu-
lents in the world. Silver Age sells for Sl.50
and Duquesne for 81. 25 per full quart. Fer sale
by all dealers and druggists. Ask for them or
send to MAX KLEIN, 81 Federal Street. ALE
gheny, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02
PECULIAR NAME AND HISTORY
OF Portsmouth. Ohio. Man Whose We'd
ding Was Prevented by Illness.

OF a Portsmouth. Ohio. Man Whose We'd
ding Was Prevented by Illness.
Pleasant Round Trip is gentleman
living ia Portsmouth, o., whose history
has been strange and peculiar. During
the years he has lived here he has
dressed we'll and taken the world easy.
Doing little in the way of work occas-
toned talk on all sides, but he behaved
himself, had no bad habits, and came
10 be regarded as 3 trifie eccentric.
Two years ago he was waylaid by foot
pads in Kentucky aud robbed OF some
collections he mad just made OF fruit
tree accounts. He was laid up for
weeks, but finally got well
and again started on his peculiar career.
He rented a store-room and prepared to
receive stock of drugs. The opening
was postponed from week to week. and
has not yet occurred, although there is
still sign in the window announcing
that it is to take place. Ia the mean
time Mr.. Trip opened feed store in
tie East End. Saturday fire alarm
called the department thither, but his
feed store was burned. To-day he was
TO have been married to Miss Grace
Montgomery. The guests arrived and
the caterer was on hand with a nice
dinner. The company waiteR an hour,
and was then 12jsssa u the an
nonncenent tha| 80 abed,
and that his pa y re-
fused to let him # ripp
Is wRll known ID l ~ 3nd
"a Hx}rtIac 4e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02

,rcnNn PAGE

SECOND PAGE.
y Remnants-Geo. n. Shook s Co
store Room
House on Island.
ioUKrH PAGE.
Notice j. W. Blarchley.
eg 4 ear-H. +. BchrenS.
use-The Danger Signal
|ssa House-A German Soldier.
lase-langled Up and Why
FIFTH PAGE.
souce-Fire and Marine Insurance
Cas- and Steam Fitters-Mansbsr-
-Po. i,ion as travelling Salesman.
so So.ice-Mansbarger, Lotz X Nc
(, lsRent. Three or -Four Rooms,
SILVER spur fishing Club.
,.ieltion IS Bookkeeper'
SIXTH PAGE.
als-Geo. E. Stifel & Co.
.aoa-Stone s Thomas.
han at Turner Hall, Fri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02

CLIPPED from Canada "Presbyterian,"
under signature OF c. Blackett Robin
son, Prop'r: was cured Of oft-recurr-
ing bilious headaches by Burdock Blood
Bitters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02

The following is an Oshkosh, Iowa, school boysc|
The
position:

osition:
"Pants are made for men and not men for
pants Women are made for men and not
for pants. When man pants for woma1d
and a woman pants for man they are pa
of pants. Mistakes are often made in su
pants Such mistakes lead to breaches o
promise. Pants are like molasses, they arr
thinner in summer and thicker in winter
Men get on tear in their pants, and it
all right, but when the pants get on tea
it's all wrong. There has been much discus
sion as to whether "pants" is singular
plural. Seems to me that when men wea
pants they are plural and when they don
wear any, they are singular"
K~Pants sold at the STAR never get on a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02

san at turner Han, Fri
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02
Coal.

SEND your orders for Coal to West Va.
Sand Co., Telephone SCI, John L.Shriver,
1915 Water Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02

SPECIAL sale of Gents Cork Sol
Shoes in all the latest styles, Lace and
Congress, at SO. 90, 81. 90, IS. 90 and 5000.
L. V. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02

Buy the West Va. Sand Co.'s Coal,
Telephone SCI, John L. Shriver, 1918
Water Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02
AT THE RON TON.

Tuesday morning 600 Ladies' Corsets,
worth soc, Will be sold at csc at The Bon
Ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-02

per SmsIer SssOO<a.
.Asnt the Opera Hanse drug
the, WDllOwing observations OF
katurs yesterday; Z a M, 40;
I'm, 50; ) p. N, 40; Z Q. NJ,
Der. rain.