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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

Pennsylvania prints extra, wholesale. 2 r.;
do iobbing 24a27c Eggs, firm; Penn syl-
yania hrsts Ice. eipts-Flour, 5,OOO
barrels: wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, ohOOo
bushels; oats, 5000 bushels. Shipment
Wheat, 700 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels;
oats, II, 600 bushels.
TOLEDO, O., May 26.-Wheat, active
June 7l1{c; July 7s4c; August ISsc.
Corn dull; No. cash, May and July 421sc.
oats. quiet; No. 2 mixed SIC. Rye, dull at
sc. Cloverseed, dull; prime cash 81 %;
October IS 90. Receipts-Flour, l5l bar.
rels;- whoat 10000 bushels; corn, l4,ooO
bushels; oats 300 bushels. Shipments
Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat, "a, 600 bush
els; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, $4,000 bush
els:rye 400 bushels.
CINCINNATI, May 90. = Flour, firm.
Wheat. steady; No. red 67a6sc; receipts,
900 bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels.
Corn, firm at 461lc. Oats, dull 33c. Rye,
ouiet at sic. Pork, dull at $50 20. Bulk
Meats steady at $40 81. Bacon, firm at
sll 50. Whisky, quiet at 81 IL. Butter,
Sugar and Cheese, firm. Eggs, strong
at l3c.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-Whest, easy; No
9 red SPOT and May 1910; July 754c
Corn, Arm; mixed spot and May 1910; June
ACC: August 49Llc. Oats, firmer; No.
white western 42hc. Rye, slow; No.
6sc. Hay firm at lie. Butter, dull. Eggs
scarce at 12c. Coffee. steady at l1c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money 2a2 1-2 Per LCent-Governments'
WeAk-stoeks, Lower-Elour, Slow and
Unohanged-Wheat, Lower.
New YORK, May 26.-Money on call
easy at 2a2H per cent; last loan at per
cent; closed offered at per cent Prime
mercantile paper Gas per cent STEERING ex-
change strong at 1854 a4s91.
GovERNNBNTs-Weak.
Fours Registered. ....................l! S
Fours Coupons ............ ..llo
Four-and-a half Registered. ......... 90
Pacific Skies. of 95..................lO o
STATEs-Weak.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: sales, ga, 600.
SToCKs-The stock market was far less
active than on yesterday. The course OF
prices was irregular, but the fluctuations,
save in few instances, were quite unlm-
portant The failure of the Foster Bank
ing Company of Fostoria, Ohio. of which
ex-Secretary Foster was President, and the
engagement of 81, 500. 900 gold for export 10
Europe, induced the bears to make raid
on the market during the afternoon. The
Industrials we're the principal points Of at
tack. the leading shares like the Changers,
Atchison, Now York Central and Lake
Shore closed with merely fractional
changes. The market closed rather weak
in tone Sales 2O3, 400 shares. Quotations
closed bid:
Atchison, 9o1I; Adams Express, 80:
American Express, ia; Baltimore and
Ohio, 1913; Canada Pacific. 7G; Central
Pacific, 25X; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1917;
Chicago and Alton, l3S; Chicago, BurlinG-
ton and Quincy $3.50; Delaware and Hud-
son, l25; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 14O%; Denver and Rio Graude
preferred 81; Erie, 11M; do. preferred,
3S15; Fort Wayne, $50; Illinois Central,
90; Lake Shore, 1224; Michigan Central,
9S; Missouri Pacific, IS; Norfolk and
Western preferred, 2s%; Northern Pa
cifo, 14A; do preferred. $3.50; North
'vgAstern los; do preferred 1876; New
YORK Central, 1925; Pacific Mail, 81;
peoria. Dscatur aud Evansville, II;
Pittsbnrg 14S; Pullman Palace, l76;
Reading, 221l; Rock Island, 12Is; 81
Louis and San Francisco rst preierreo,
=; St. Paul. 6s%; do prefs4nr9d-s rs;
Tennessee Coal and Iron, Is; Texas rSs
cifc. TX: Union Pacific, 30: United
States Express, So; Western Union. S4z;
Wheeling and Lake Erie. l54; do. pre-
ferred, ~.
Mining Stocks-Cholor -; Crown Point,
60: Consolidated California and Virginia,
1850: Deadwood, so; Gould and Curry, 80;
Hale and Norcross, 30; Homestake, ll75;
independence, -; Mexican, 100: North
Star, -; Ontario, 1909; Ophir, 100; Ply
mouth. -; Sierra Nevada, 70; Standard,
=: Union Con-, 10; Yellow Jacket, 65;
Iron Silver 100: Quick Silver, 40; do
preferred, 1900; Bulwer. 50.
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NEWSLETG
Interesting Pieces OF TelsgraPhlo News In
Small Space.

Interesting Pieces OF Tslsgraphlo News In
Small Space.
Paulus Never, a converted Jew and ex-
Russian Talmudist who asserted that ne
was an eye witness TO terrible massacre
IF Jews in Russia has been arrested az
Vienna, at the request Of the German Su-
preme Tribunal at Leipsig with view TO
his extradition to Germany on charge as
yet not made known.
At Warsaw, the police have dis
covered a great Nihilist plot in which
number of persons are involved. Forty
eight students, sixty laborers and eight
women have been arrested on the charge
OF connection with the conspiracy.
Mr.. Gladstone has sent out denial OF q
report that he will propose the making OF
any special grant 6y Parliament In connec-
ton with the Duke OF HOrk's marriage.
A terrific cvclone struck Laddenis, a
small town ten miles west OF Mandate,
Mo. last evening at o'clock. killing Jack
Willis. Of Barber, No, and seriously ln1ur-
ing six others; also completely DESTROYING
i've Charge business houses and I'VE dwell
ings. and besides this many were badly
bruised.
AtUpper Marlboro, Nd, VIM. Pinkney,
one Of the two negroes sentenced TO DC
hanged on June 30th for the murder or
Francis Bowie, escaped from jail yester-
day.
Owing TO the excitement attending the
elections for the German Reichstag, the
Inner House OF the Prussian Landtag is
likely 10 postpone briefly the present ses-
sion the enactment of the tax reforms pro
posed by Finance Minister Miguel.
Robert Alexander, Louis and Howard
Pugh. negro boys, were hanged at Pucks-
pee. Ala. at noon yesterday for criminal as
sault on Mrs Cox, farmers wife, This
is the first legal hanging for this otfense in
the State.
The Italian government Will raise us
REPRESENTATION at Washington 20 the grade
OF embassy. Baron Fava Will succeed 70
the new Office. Our Minister 70 Italy will
be made an Ambassador.
Reports from 40 out Of IS internal reve-
nue. districts of the United States show
that 1I.27S Chinese have registered. Re
turns from Pacific States show:
First California, Z, 2S2; fourth California,
252S; Oregon, LOIS.
Fifteen thousand prisoners exclusive OF
women and children are awaiting dispatch
10 Siberia in the prisons Of Moscow.
At Fort Monroe, Va, the twenty-ffth
anniversary OF the Hampton Normal School
was appropriately celebrated yesterday.
Diplomas were presented 70 twenty-seven
graduates.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May 90 Cattle-Receipts,
6 600 head shipments 5000 head; market,
steady and higher; top prices 8 ooa5 90. 90;
no extra steers here; Texas steers " 5Oa
4 Ok: native COWS and hefers So 10a4 %
Hogs-Receipts, q, 900 head; shipments,
s. 600 head; market, slow and &c lower;
mixed and packers 81 oOa7 10: heavy 81 loa
Z 20; light s705a7 %:
Sheep-Rsceipts, 5000 head; shipments,
500 head market, steady; Texans, 81 70
"A so; few natives a 25a5 30; westerns
4 sOa5 80; lambs. So soar 90.
EAST LIBERTY. PA, May 2o.-Cattle-
Receipts. |, 10 head shipments. $50 head
market, nothing doing.
Hors-Rcceipts, 1890 head; shipments,
200 head: market, dull; all grades " qua
$50. I,
o goo head; market, dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., May 26.-Hogs, lower
at as OOa7 25; receipts, $500 head: ship
ments, go head.
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The HIeH SHAKE.
Ono Chicago Woman Who breads .
Foolish Fashion.

Ono Chicago Woman Who Dreaos
Foolish Fashion.
"a new trial is added TO life," said
Vernette, as she scanned the pages OF
small morocco-covered book In which is
q list of guests she is going to entertain
during the Worlds fair. at could not
have struck Chicago at more inoppor-
tune time" she continued, as she went
over names and dates to see II she coulo
make a transposition which would en-
able her to entertain some OF the wo-
men who are to address the fourthcom-
ing congress OF the public press. 1T
would be bad enough at any time," she
said, slipping her slender forefnger be-
tween the leaves of the little book and
giving her whole attention to the SUBJ
iect, "but 1t is positively appalling Just
now. Think OF meeting hundreds OF
people. half of whom are victims OF the
prince Of Wales hand shake. Ii one
only could tell which half were suffer-
ing from this epidemic 1t would not De
so bad, but there is no way to make
sure about 1t in advance, aud the I'M
certainty OF the thing is enough to make
the most self-unconscous person leei
constrained. Fancy meeting person
whom you have not seen for some time,
and upon extending your hand 1or
hearty, old-iashioned greeting, seeing
the hand you expected TO clasp raised
on level with your chin and dropping
frou the wrist for all the world as DO
the hands OF the monkey when he Is sit
ting upright Naturally, and without
conscious volition, you raise your hand
upward, to have it taken while you are
recovering yourself and swayed latter
ly backward and forward two or three
times. Itlsy your first experience ana you
are so surprised and taken back tnat
you haven't an idea ct your command;
even II you have had many experiences,
to resent the thing is 10 openly criticlse
the person you meet and to fall in with
it is awkward, even If 1t doesn't lessen
your own self-respect. If you adopt the
absurd fad yourself you are no better
off, for half the persons you meet haven't
taken the infection aud will attempt TO
shake your hand in the good, old way,
so there you are, with Scylla on one
hand and CharybdiS on the other"
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WOOL

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Wool, quiet;
with prices nominal: Ohio, Penn.
svlyania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 2Sa3Oc; X 25a27c; medium BOA
s9c: coarse SOs32c; New York. Michigan,
Indiana and Western 6Le or Xxx Nazoc:
medium 9Oa32c: coarse 30a32c; fine washed
deIaine x and Xxx 27a32c; medium washed
gambling and delaine, 32a34c; coarse do. do
s1,s3c: Canada do. 32a3Sc: tub washed,
choice s5a36c: fair 33a34c; coarse 3OaS3c
medium unwashed combing and delaine
23a25c: coarse do. 23a25c; Montana l5a2oc
Territorial 13s20c.
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COLLECTOR GlLKESON'S APPOINTMENTS

Some OF the Gentlemen Who VIII As
s,st In Gathering In Uncle Sans
share.
Special telegram 10 ths REGISTER.
RoMNEY STATION, w. VA, May 20
Collector Gilkeson made known the fol-
lowing selections .to-d8X: Deputy ii;
TSird DivisioS, q. A. Kells@.15f Wood
county; Deputy for Fifth Division, w.
G. Written, Of Mercer county; Deputy
for Sixth Division, A. A. McNeer, OF
Monroe county; Deputy for Seventh
Division, Geo. Good, of Braxton county;
Deputy for Eighth Division, Leland
Kitte, Of Randolph county; Deputy for
Ninth Division, John T. Vanmeter, OF
Hardy county.
All Of these gentlemen are farmers
excepting Mr.. Written, who Is rail-
way agent. For Ohio county, A. h.
Wiedebusch will get the deputyship or
q clerkship in the collectors Office while
All. Paterson will be offered the
stamp agency at Wheeling. j. G. Ruck-
man, Of Hampshire, is offered the entry
guagership az Martinsburg's distlllery,
while ]. w. League will be head store
keeper.
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The Nicaragua Canal Could BE Con
strueted for One hundred Millions.
NsiC YORK Iin1ss.

NtU Aofk Atlt-a4
c. p. Treat, of Chicago. who built the
ten-mile stretch of railroad in Mica
ragua which is 70 be used in the con-
struction OF the canal, is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. He said TO a reporter
Yesterday that he had given especial at
tention 10 questions involving the feast
biitv Of constructing the canal, and be-
lieved that there was no obstacle which
could not easily be Overcame when the
money was raised.
"And with skiilful and honest man
agement &c can be built for less than
500. 900. OO0," he said.
81 employed about 1000 Jamaica ne
groes i'm building the railroad. That
luns from Greytown ten miles back into
the country, aud is through a swamp,
apparently the most unhealthy portion
Of the country. and the place where ma
laria would be troublesome.
s'The negroes worked In water which
varied fyom knee deep TO neck deep, and
out of the 1000 only two died during
the progress OF the work. l do not
know that their diseases were due 10
the exposure"
"What food did they eat?"
"Beef every day at least once; fish
three times week. Fish and turtle are
abundant"
"What is the cost Of labOr?"
"a workman can be had for about
one-half the price which must be paid
in this country, and he will do about
one-half as much.
THE country is about the most
healthful OF any portion OF Central
America, It is the route OF the canal, is
about In the centre OF the eastern trade
winds. and the malaria is blown away"
"Are there any troublesome insects?"
mosquitoes, which are about the
same as those in Jersey, but which are
not so annoying as the mosquitoes and
black dies in the Maine woods. Most
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n1si.snn,or and Michael Angelo.

-, lss11-s4!9sQsing story demonstrates Mels-
sonier's feeling for Michael Angelo. lie
had Just returned from the senteAnarP
of Michael Angelo, at which be had
made speech. There was a meeting
of friends in his studio, and they were
speaking OF that solemnity. One OF the
persons present said in his hearing:
"Messionier has such an immense ad-
miration for Michael Angelo that he
took his slippers and kissed them. II
saw him do it," THAT is made all the
more comical," said another, from the
fact that the slippers in question are not
the real slippers OF Michael Angelo"
al know that very WE'LL" said Meis-
sonier," who had kept on working dur
ing the conversation, 'but what differ
ence does 1t make? Devotion does not
need proof" But then, II they had
been the real slippers. what would you
have done with them?" ii would have
stolen them" said Melssonler.-BOSton
Advertiser.
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BENWOoD.

At SQUIRE Henry Riddles Office yester'
dsy forenoon the suggestion suit OF Hub
bard & PAUL, OF Wheeling, against o.
A. Turvey, OF McMechen, will be heard.
II will be remembered the grocery
stock OF Mr.. Turvey was attached by
Wheeling wholesale grocers, which
finally caused the present suit. Joseph
Speidel is the garnishee. Several prom
inent attorneys will participate In the
suit.
Harry d. Lukens, a resident Of Zanes-
Vile, but who has been staying in town
for some time, was arrested few days
ago by Constable Charles Sprouts on a
charge Of leaving board bill OF 81. 10
unpaid. He was taken before Squire
Riddle and by paying the board bill and
costs was acquitted.
Last Thursday evening, at her hone,
Mrs. A. G.. Pelley entertained her Sun
day school class In most enjoyable and
entertaining way. The young folks en-
loved themselves hugely, and the ex-
celent refreshments served by their
kind teacher was feature OF the even
ing,
Drs. Hsskins and Mcdonald, accom-
panied by party of friends, made q
tour OF the Riverside mill this week.
Groups Of persons visiting the plant to
see the sights and improvements there
are very frequent nowadays.
The wagon road from Fourth street
10 Boggs' run is nearly impossible. The
street car distractions and the natural
" bad condition Of the roadbed causes
the deal Of grumbling heard among
those who travel II.
Next week the city will begin the I'LL
ing of McMechen street, so far as the
street railway extends along that street.
A large force Of men will oe put 10
work and fine street made OF it.
A. ]. Dye, general agent of the pub
fishing company Of A. S. Gray, OF Pitts
burg, is in town and will make his head
quarters here for the present.
Jas. Bryant, who had his jaw broken
at the pump house OF the Riverside
mill few days ago, is now able to be
about.
Paul Riedel is in Cincinnati on a bust
ness trip. II be was robbed there,
they do not know IL at his place OF busi'
ness.
The ferryboat now makes a trip to
Bellaire after the street cars stop run
ming. This greatly benefits many.
Numerous repairs, such as painting
and general improvements are quite
numerous along Main street.
The first Of next week, Becker &
Zimmerman's new building, will again
be ready occupancy.
Chris. Beck has moved from here tC
Wheeling. He is an employe OF the
Riverside mill.
A high fence is to be built next to
the City building. Walter Clark has
the contract.
]. p. Barger will be back to-day from
a "trip to his home at New Freeport
Pa.
Carl Becker is home from trip uI
the river, visiting his friends.
Jas. Wards new house, on McMecher
street, Is about finished.
The Odd Fellows will meet tonight
in an important session.
The Benwood B. & o. employees will
be paid to-day.
The houses will sll be numbered this
week.
Its payday at the lower mill.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, May 26.-The petroleum
market was dull and weak; sales, none' SIC
asked.
On, CIR, Pa, May %. = Petroleum
opeued at 5szc; highest 561sc; lowest
size; closed At 575<c. Sales, 5000 barrels:
clearances, IS, 600 barrels; shipments, $3.50
barrels; runs, T,554 barrels
PrrrsBuRG, PA, May %. = Petroleum
opened at 5sHc; closed at 571<c; highest
$50; lowest, 571fc-
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OfIntNest to wool Growers.

MARION q oUNTY, w. Va, May 95'
10 a. Elitor df ns REGISTER:
SIR:-We have been hearing OF the
wool market Il Dr. some little time, and
buyers are not living us any ENCOURAGE
ment. They want US 10 take less Tor
our wool than last year. The buyers
are trying TO hedge US In, and make us
take less for wool than last year and
give no reason why it should be lower.
They bring up as Que pretext that the
tariff has its influence to bring down
the price. That will do for all men
that are In favor OF high tariff. They
tell us that congress will be
called early. II il Is there
will be nothing done for twelve months
that will make q positive change IN the
tariff laws, and there is not a wool
buyer or manufacturer that can show
anything TO the contrary only that they
want our wool so they can make the
money Of the producer. There Is moth
ing that justifes the farmer to take less
than twenty-five cents for his medium
wool, and as 70 the tariff laws changing
the price OF wool, that will net be done,
as no party that is In power, or that
NAV come in power will do anything
that is direct injury to any one, and a
man with common sense will know that
n be only thinks for a moment.
The spectators OF this country
have kept tho farmer down, and make
All of him they can, and sell him every
thing he wants at profit. what are
the stacks Of wool now on hand TO what
they were last year at this time? To-
day manufactures are idle for the want
OF WOOL Wool producer, OF medium
grades, hold to your wool and you will
get your reasonable price, as that Is
wool that is not only used in this coun-
try but goes to the markets OF the
world. II you sell your wool to specu-
-istors ;. AZ a.q9r-9--22 cents ne will make OIL
Won s or 10 cents S5ss.s SC5assd-'oQ- every
pound he buys. Hortheimer Bros, O.
Wheeling, are Offering twenty cents TOT
wool, as shown by published interview
with a REGISTER reporter, which is by
that firm intended to hx the current
value thereof.
The production of wool in this
country is not equal to the consump-
tion. hence q large Importation must
SIMPLY the deficit, and the worlds mar
ket must and will govern the price
thereof, as In all other commodities OF
commerce that fail TO reap benefit from
local tax or tariff, which wool, histor-
ically, has sorrowiully failed to accom-
plish; but not so with It's products In
manufacture matured and ready for the
consumer, who by reason Of trusts and
speculative combines are compelled TO
pay 100 per cent. above the worlds
commercial value thereof.
Producer, hold your wool for a
fair price, and you will get it, and will
not have to sell to spectators at twenty
cants PRODUCER.
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: n,,,.tsr,. wife much Pleased.

Elder y. S. Beaver, ofMcAllIsterville,
Juniatta Co., Pa. says his wife is sub
ject to. cramps in the stomach. Last
summer she tried Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Tor u,
and was much pleased with the speedy
relief it afforded. She las since used IL
when ever necessary and found that 1t
never falls, For sale by c. K. Goetze.
w. w. Irwin, w. s. Mccullough, Z.
Menkemeller, S. l.. Brice, j. Coleman,
c. Schnepf, w. G. Armbrecht. the
Kurtz, Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., w. E.
Williams, John Kari. A. E. Scheele
and w. 81. williams, Wheeling; Bower
& Co., Bridgeport, o., and B. f. Pea
body, Benwood, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

Of the people sleE . under MEETINGS, but
10 the daytime lthere is little trouble
with these insects"
"How long time would be required
In constructing she cansl?"
THE western division, ] should say,
could be built in five years, and the
eastern, on WITCH work could be going
on at the say time, in about four.
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DOWN AT WASHINGTON.
West virginia Postmasbers Appointed.
Prominent People Visiting at the

West Virginia Postmasbers Appointed.
Prominent People Visiting at the
Capital
SreciOi 7slsgr0m 20 tAs Rsglsss-.
WASHINGTON, May s6.-Th0 follow
ing West Virginia postmssters were APP
pointed to-day: AT BrownstOn, Kama
Mia county, DR.. J. r. Walker, in place
/of Isaiah j. Curry, removed; at Edmond,
Fayette county, w. ID. Halliday, In
place Of John L. Lyan, removed.
Robert K. Blackburn was to-day ap-
pointed postmaster at HendrySourgh,
Belmont county, Ohio, in place Of A. ).
Taylor, resigned.
There were a number Of new West
Virginia arrivals In town to-day, IN
Guiding Assistant District Attorney
Stewart w. Walker, Charlie Wells,
VIM. A. Ohley, Hugh Sterling OF Wheel
ing, Chas. LaVelle, member OF the Leg
islature for WetZel county. Col. John L.
McGraw, and Editor Gallaher, OF
Charles Town.
TRANSFER OF THE TREASURY.
Daniel II. Morgan, Of Connecticut,
the new United States Treasurer, VIII
relieve E. E. Nebeker, the old Treas
urer, on June /. The transfer OF the
Office Of the United States Treasurer Is
one involving great labor and care.
All the money has to be counted or
weighed. A committee has been ap-
pointed for that purpose. A. I. Hunt
ington, chief OF the loan division, and
Eugene 3. Deskam, chief Of the public
moneys division, representing Secretary
: Carlisle, and Chas. w. Noble, OF Mil
ford, Conn, representing Mr.. Morgan.
A detail Of forty clerks and twenty
laborers has been made to assist the
committee, which will begin its work
next Thursday. Ii will take two and a
half months 10 complete the count
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Ehssllng Brldsa and TsrmIalI RaIIVl

r,,.. rn6le 80. 8. 20 tazs eject 1851 a m,
sunday. November ~. 1874
Lave WAeelIsk-i5:SJ f6.fJ. ND, 1901
=, "a 800. fl0:B fli:D a N, gIz:lS fi:1
q 20. u 70, s.:s5 90 900 ?. m
"Lsa,s Psainsaia-ts1, t1:b nn fsg5
.a.M tagi tl0:72. fil:51 .. m, ti3:sl fI;oA
200 AN, .4:A. 'S.55 tc:S ?. m 80.
Irriv. Asrlin's I.rrg-fS 49, . 80, ~,
, ..is' 10 "a .s:oi. "a
Leave Tsfmlssl JuaetioB-ts;n. ts;1 I'D
1905 'io:a. til:l5 m fl:lo. n'h' fS'Ss
Leave Lsurhhnb kill-Y7:2k fii;D a. n
u I..I: D. Has. crossinr-+7:a5, tii;D n
II.y. I.Yiin's Fsrry-p:8 fe:s5 W.
1000 s1e:s. til:2a, ti;@ fs;S' fz;H ,'''@
.Dsiiy tDsiiy nS.Ss sssssr isosdsys
AZ tain, will run on Eastern Tine cloct
in tslsgrsph once AZ whsslins 'ns S'''a-'
sois..d .ETAUssiG. superaissesAt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

St. Andrews University has thrown
open its doors 10 women, and has
further made the curriculum OF the Ed
inburg School for Women . sufficient
qualification for examination. 1t Is
mainly through the energy and deter
mination Of 3 woman, DR.: Sophia Jex
Blake, that women have gained the
right Of studying in the schools and en-
tering for the license Of the conjoint
Edinburgh and Glasgow colleges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27

Nrw YoRK, May 26.-Pig iron, dull
American e13 75al5 80. Copper, quiet
lake $40 20. Lead, steady; ct s. 90. Tin
weak; straits 80 g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-27
DRY GOODS.

NEW YoBK, May 2o.-There were no
new developments to-day in the dry goods
market