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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
luIl-THIKD CONGRESS.
'''''',-'rsh hrIsfnt-Lindsay for Repeal
"~pph!ican TiIIbustering.

'' lah4ican Itlibustertng.
trtlu u the DispatCh.)
'..JN. september. l5.-SEN-
"as such very slim at
senator's IN the chamber this
...t after prayer and the read
-aya journal Air. Quay ven
Tie absence Of quo
t...-p President thereupon or
..| to bc called, and during the
,.e roli-calI forty-four Sena-
u.. more than d quorum) an
Het names.
..- petitions presented was one
I'm signed by large number
residents Of his State. al
.-i thry were beset by detectives
s,'r'nncut. travelling in disguise,
leratng with those who
1aunguished by their antipa-
"ho fought for the nag. IL
'- taat these spies. with friendly
visit the homes of pensioners,
a., ihs basest deception, hypocrisy
t-"a.ts. seek 10 md some clew 20
formation 20 the pension oihce
D., t'r OBJ veterans OF their pensions.
'F-tI1erS ask protection against
ias u government officers who
ighNlHiAftH A5
''+ihaS. wlthOst the right of being
.. ,isar own defense: and 20 be
from the false and base impu-
a" those high in power who seek
f'i The Union roldiers OF the late
-. -hi 20 be- protected In their old
-. from TIE severity and bitterness OF
ana Io'iuc,d persecution
n ressFiieg the petition he said that
, ~ fttq u resfu IN fun because II con-
n "'ty seStous atesattops. which,
4, ~. osEht 20 be brought 60 light, NO
- We country may know what is
ssss On snd that Congress- may take
,e,Sl, 70 protect Onion soldiers he IN
Z, 10 have moved for instructions
I, '~ comHsztse OF Peasions. but as the
N" y" 'sreof that 60 n.oitsse his colleague
~ H-tsea1. was abseAt he would not
-, knowing full well that his coli
Eooh take pso3cr action.
"iSh HONOR TO Mr., HENRY.
a NOTION Of Hr. Hear tbs pSwSescs
Deof vas sztm/DAF0pr one week
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ENnnrts of Cotton.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch)
WASHINGTON. d. c.. September ID
The Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics re-
ports that the total value of the exports
Of domestic cotton from the United States
during the month of August, lSS5 was
s3 423 iS1. and during the twelve months
ended August 81. 1898. slS91lS,2le In Au-
gust. 1892 1t was S2,5i3,235 and during the
twelve months ended August 81. 1892
S157 O44 5i6
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Talent Approciated:

(By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, d. c., September l5.-lt
Is understood that Josephus Daniels OF
North Carolina, the present appointment
clerk of the Interior department. has
been rendered the posi- On Of chief clerk
of the dppartment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
s.aoo.rd Air L,oe--oasns, Of seh.da,s

On and after Sunday. 18th inst. train
No. % which leaves Richmond at glb A.
NJ, will be discontinued south OF Weldon
as daily train. and will run daily .sxceps
Sunday. This train makes all local stops,
connecting at Raleigh with Piedmont An
Line for AsheyiIle.N G. ..and all intermeAi-
ate points on the Western North Carolleo
railroad. For further information apply
ct 838 east Main street.
II. NJ. BoyKrx.
CITY Passenger Agone
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Coodrmatiops by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, D. G, September %
The Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations: Collectors of Internal Rev
enue-P. b. Trammell, District OF Geor-
gia; r.. o. Randall. District Of Alabama
J. r. Essary. Second District OF Tennes-
see: f. L. Bond, Fifth District Oh len
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
WOyldso Fair.

A SELECT PARTY TO LrAvE ncHxoHp ~
pAY, ocroBSR 2.
The Chesapeake and Ohio will run -
other OF their personally conducted tsNina
to Chicago on Monday. October I'd. Az
rangements have been made By the Chez.
peake and Ohio for accommodations q
first-class hotels for one hundred peopna.
This arrangement will inelade roAlroA4
out Pullman privileges. A oompe1ont ~
well-posted conductor will accomponv -
party. For full information apoly 81 -
Main street, Richmond. Va
JOINS n PorTs. n PA
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CAPE MAY CUP.
The Navaboe and the britannia Engage
In Another Contest,
Ry cable to the Dispatch }


LONDON. ENG. September 5.-To-day
Is the day set for the race between the
Britannia and Navahoe for the Cape May
cup, a trophy won In 1885 by the British
cutter Genesta. The closeness OF the race
for the Brenton's reef cup on Tuesday
last In which the Britannia and Navahoe
were pItted against each other. added
greatly 10 the interest taken In to-day's
race. and many boats from Southampton.
Cowes. Ryde. Southsea and other yacht
ing centres started long before daybreak
for the Needles. where the start OF the
racers was made.
II was the original intention to have tho
Britannia and Navahoe run down from
Cowes last night and anchor In Alum
bay, which Is about two miles from tne
starting point. This was to have been
done in order to have the boats In readi-
ness for an early start. IT having been
decided by the racing committee that tney
should be sent away at o'clock.
A dense fog sent In last night however.
and Il was deemed safer To let the boats
remain in COwes roads over night Ihe
fog lasted through the night and early this
morning. and the plans OF the sailing COM
mittee were consequently dlsarranged.
1t was not until 9.Jl thlS morning tiae
the racers started in tow for the Needles.
The course Is identically the same az
that sailed over for the Brent0ns Reef
cup. that Is to say, from the Needles, the
western extremity OF the Isle OF WIGHT
to and around the breakwater at Cher-
bourg. France, and return, distance OF
120 miles.
THE START
The Britannia and Navahoe started
about O'Clock in the race for the cape
Nav cup. The Britannia was slightly In
the lead.
There was scarcely n chance that any
where as good time would be made to-day
as was made I'm Tuesdays race. Ihe wlhu
was blowing light breeze from the
Southwest, and the sea was sn'ooth'
The starting line to-day was drawn from
n mark boat In Alum bay about Two
miles 10 the eastward Of the Needles.
This will make the course four mlles
,onger than Tuesdays course.
The Britannia got away first atter the
gun fired, crossing the line about three
minutes ahead OF the Navahoe. Inc
boats were timed as they passed the
Needles lighthouse, as follows:
Britannia. ''''''''''''''''''''' ~
NaVahOe. Oe.................s'''s'' s''.s''.''i y ~
The britannia kept her lead. and as
.bev hogan TO drop below the horizon
there appeared to be no change III the
relative positions of the boats. inc WIN
fnhf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16

Round trip 10 Norfolk or Newport News
ON the new steamer Pocahontas next Sat.
urday night at 10 O'clock. Tickets also
good TO return the following Tuesday.
This will probably be your last chance
this season.
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Caulifower out for not touching base.
-OREST HILLS.
BY INNINGS.


Virginia ... .... 0 0 0 0 2 o.
Forest Hill :. .... 0 0 0 0 0 l Is
Earned runs-Forest Hills, 3.
Two-base Initiate.
Left on bases-VlfGmlaJ, 8; Forest Hills,
6.
Stolen -McMann, Foster.
Struck out-By -ewis ); EV Zigler, 4.
First base on balls-By Lemons. l; by
Zgler. 3.
Double play--West and Luck.
Wild pitches Lemons, J.
Passed balls-Luck, >. Foster. 0.
Umpire--Mr. Frank Duke.
DIAMOND DUST.
This afternoon the Colts will seek
revenge upon the College Spiders.
Mr.. Harry Leftwich announced yester-
day that he will retire at once from the
diamond for this season.
Mr.. Fred Tupper. the Cherub second
baseman, who seriously injured his knee
I'm one of the games a few weeks ago,
was able to leave the house yesterday.
His leg Is still in n plaster cast. and ne
is compelled to walk on crutches
The Colts have secured the services or
Messenger, the stanton marvel, who
twirled so successfully for the team Of
that city, and Paynter. the splendid In
fielder OF the same nine.
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Rauk Rate Reduced.

(By cable to tho Dispatch.)
LONDON, September l5.-Iho Bank OF
England to-day reduced tho rate for mon
ey from to per cent.
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Gas and Electric. Onanden@o -
aiobsA New designs ssS isv psissk
No I dsvsrser sSfssA
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i'tAN"h = II

NaVahOe. ,......'.'.' .'''''' .'''''.''' -,
The Britannia kept her lead. and as
they began to drop below the horizoh
there appeared to be no change III the
relative positions Of the boats. inc Wlhd
holds very light.
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Io-tmasters for Virginia
...I today as follows:
....r.'t JonesYlle, Lee county,
b. Dryden. resigned: Eliza
.'. bennington Gap, Lee Coun-
....-. ". King, resigned f.;
r.a Rose Hiil. lee county,
. | N.Lln. removed; John +.
-, Paul. Wise county vice
".-.- resigned; Bradley r.
..yslNe. Lee county, vice
.. If.u. removed; ID. ). Kelly,
" county, vice samuel
....t
.l 4pp1intments for North
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14

Saturday. Sales, 264,SOO shares. Quota
tions closed bid:
Atchison, 3l5S; Adams Express, l56;
American Express, III; Baltimore ana
Ohio, 90; Canada Pacific. S4% Central
Pacific, %; Chesapeake and Ohio. =;
Chicago and Alton, l4l: Chicago, Burllng-
ton aud Quincy, 935S; Delaware and Hud-
son, 1867: Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 1887; Denver and RIO Grande
preferred 52l4; Erie, POS do. preferred,
~; Fort Wayne 1873; illinois Central,
qS; Lake Shore, l26; Michigan Cen
tral, 1874; Missouri Pacific, 53s4 Norfolk
and Western preferred, 31$I Northern Pa
cifc, 15Si; do preferred, 3S3l; Northwest
ern HOY do preferred 49, New FORK
Central, lO7]5 Pacific Mail, "A; Peoria,
Decatur aud Evansville, l5H; Pittsourg,
lj6; Pullman Palace, 1873; Reading, 244 (;
Rock Island, S2SS: ST. Louis and San Frau
cisco first preferred, -; ST. Paul, TO- ;
90 preferred 1928; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 274: Texas Pacific 3: Union Pa
ciic, 1864 United States Express, 90;
Western UnIob, 944 Wheeling and Lake
Erie. Is; do. preferred, 80.
Mining StOcks-CholOr -: Crown Point,
30: Consolidated California and Virginia,
225; Deadwood, 1870; Gould and Curry. 10;
Hale and NoEcross 40; Homestake, HOO;
Independence, i Mexican, 100: North
Star, -; Ontario, 1850; Ophir, 100; Ply
mouth, 80; Sierra Nevada, 100; Standard,
40; Union Con, SIS; Yellow Jacket 30;
Iron Silver. So; Quick Silver, 100; do pre-
ferred, 1850; Bulwer. 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14

dress has the usual number Of whale
bones iu the waist and can be worn
without a corset il desired. 1t faStens
az the back WIKI hooks and eyes and the
creme is fastened with invisible hooks
catching ia tiny silk loops The sleeves
are OF bengaline of the same shade as
the crepe, and the belt under the arms
is also made OF that material. The yoke
and the bretelles are formed Of ecru
guipure lace, the design outlined by
faint gold threads. The rear view OF
this gown is exactly Ike the front, save
that a large paste buckle is placed in
front as shown. The foundation dress
Is lined, but the crepe is not
A pretty finish for an Empire skirt IS
ruching. A gown Of ysllOw silk, for
instance, has a little Empire bOdice>ot
terra Gotta velvet With immense sleeves.
About the skirt is a little ruche OF
yellow silk, not hemmed but edged
with terra Gotta. Such a finish makes
concession, even in the EmUire style, TO
the demand for fore at the foot Of the
skirt. aud also resiSts wear better than
the plain edge would Bits md pieces
can be used 10 making the ruching. 1t
is a foreshadowing OF the return OF the
Quilting with which the danes Of long
ago used TO trim everything. So you
better buy up cheap ribbon that yop
find in the inch and hali-inch widths.
FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14
BELLAIRE.
Yesterday

The Democratic township convention
will be held at City Hall this afternoon.
Unlike the Republican convention held
on Saturday, there will be a contest for
the leading nominations. Theodore
Nef, Robinson Workman, Jr., Maurice
Davis aud Charles Crymble are talked of
for Trustee, while Edward Alum and
George Myers are named for Treasurer.
The steamer Andes made miscalcu-
latiOn In passing under the b. IL o.
bridge at this point yesterday after
noon and did not lower the SmokestackS
in time TO prevent them striking the
bridge. The two stacks were badly
mashed and knocked down. She was
able, however, 10 continue on her trip
up the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herzberg, son Max
aud daughter Miss Lille, are at Gin
cinnatl, where they attended the we'd
ding OF Harry Herzburg, Of this city,
aud Miss Mile Wolf, which took place
on Sunday. The young couple are on a
bridal tour through the East, and will
return 10 this city the latter part Of the
week.
The Belmont County Medical Society
will meet at the Globe Hotel in this city
to-day. Several papers will be read and
the retiring President and the Presi-
dent-elect are each booked for an ad-
dress.
There is talk Of the B. & 0. Company
being asked to erect a footwalk on the
river bridge This may interfere with
the BenwoOd ferry franchise, but the
walk would be a great convenience.
The committee to whom was referred
the ordinance for franchise for electric
railway will probably have the ordi-
nance ready the report at the meeting of
/. Council this evening.
The Prohibitionists will hold their
city convention at the Office of Gallaher
& Woodbridge next Saturday evening,
so there will be three regular municipal
tickets in the field.
The Belmont County Board OF Deputy
Supervisors OF Elections met at st.
Clsirsyile yesterday, to award the
contract for printing the tickets for the
spring election.
Thomas Flood who was arrested for
obtaining goods under false pretenses,
was taken TO the county jail yesterday
10 serve out q fine imposed for the
charge.
Miss Alice Jones, who took treatment
st the Wheeling Hospital for lame
ankle. has entirely recovered and re-
sumed her position in Charles Henry's
store.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary of Trinity church
was held last evening at the home Of
Mrs. j. A. Gallaher, on Grevel hill.
Arlington Division No. 90, U. R. h.
OF p, will hold a meeting az the Young
Mems Democratic Clue rooms in Central
Block, this evening.
A concert under the management Of
Mrs Hattie Kemp-COnnOr, will be held
at the Elysian Theatre this evening.
Charles Cordell, who has been laid up
for two weeks with neuralgia of the
heart, is able 10 be about again.
DR.. c. E. Kurtz, o Chicago, is In the
city on a business trip and is greeting
his numerous friends in town.
The Powell, Rodewig and Maule fire.
mems sporting team is 10 be reorgan-
lied for the coming season.
Judge J. r. briggs, hon. r. p. YohO
and Or. Keepers, OF Monroe county,
were in the city yesterday.
An addition is being built to the Du-
luesue Hook and Ladder building.
Mrs. George H. Mutb is taking treat
ment at the Wheeling Hospital.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March 10 Cattle heceipts
II. 600 head: shipments $500 head; mar
ket steady; prime natives s. 25a5 %; gooc
to choice 81 90a5 10; others a 25a4 ~; Tex
ans 50 S5a4 20; native cows s. lOa4 10
Hogs-H.eceipts, 1000 head; shipments
4 600 head market slow and lOc over;
mixed and packers s. 30a7 60; prime leayy
s. 6Oaa7 20; light s. 4Oa7 40; pigs y qua
90.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head; hip
ments. 900 head; market slow and lover;
natives 81 25a5 %; prime westerns 50 "a
2Oa western yeerlings s5 30; lambs $50
at y.
1AsT LIBERTY. PA, March l3-.-Cate
rteceipts, 100 head; shipments, l,3i0 heat
market, very dull, 10a25c off from laI
"f aogs o pr Receipts, 6,ao5 head shipments
>. 100 head; market, firm; Philadelphia!
IS l5aS 80; mixed IS 0Ua 10; best Yorker!
81 6Oa7 &c; light Workers s. 70a7 30.
Sheep Receipts, $500 head: shipments
1000 head; market, active, lOal5c higher
than last weeks prices; lambs, dull anC
unchanged.
CINCINNATI, O.. March ls.-Hogs, weal
and lower al s. 5UaS 90. Receipts, 4,40'
head; shipments, 1870 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14

be raised in order to raise thg platform
high enough 10 touch the lower steps OF
8 passenger coach. The recent Legis-
lature passed law requiring all plat
forms to be raised so as not to inconve-
nienee travellers climbing up to the
steps OF car. The law is an excellent
measure, being convenience TO the
public as we'll as railway employees.
The Imperial Guitar and Mandolin
CLUB, OF Wheeling, rendered a number
OF fine selections at the Union Correct
Band festival Saturday evening which
were received with loud applause. The
club is certainly credit TO Wheeling.
James Campbell, the boy who was
arrested Saturday, for being implicatt d
in the riot at Ktnaville last month, was
released from Jail at st. Clairsville yes
terday on a 5000 bail, TO appear befol 9
the next grand jury.
Rev. McAuley, an eminent divine
from Dayton, will deliver an address at
the Presbyterian Church, In Kirkwood'
on Thursday evening, in behalf of the
Y. P. 5. C. Z.
Messrs. Hall & Patten, the undertake
efS on IKE StEttlt nave uiSSci FeN Ddi u
nership Mr.. Hall, having purchased
Patterns share, will continue the bust
ness.
Melster's Orchestra wound up their
week Of entertainment last night by
giving q dance at City Hail. The affair
YVES largely attended.
Yesterday Wm. Reed moved his
family and household goods ir1m VIII eel
ing oacS to his former residence on
Pike street.
The funeral OF Ernest Stauyer's little
child took place yesterday. The inter-
ment was st Lynwood Cemetery.
c.. +. King, representing the Ansonia
Electrical Company, Of Chicago, is in
town on business.
Miss Margaret Adolph is able to be
about again. after few days illness.
Officer SauerS arrested man yester-
day for peddling without license.
Mrs. samuel Cellar, of ST. Cairsville,
is the guest Of her parents in town.
Officer Conway is moving his family
TO the west end OF KTkwOod.
W. j. Bratton. the undertaken, is in
Steuben Vile on business.
Will Reed is able TO be out again,
after a long illness.
Will Lampkins, Of Barton, was down
Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14

would you like such 80 Empire
as this one, which is mad OF pale
K crepe de chine over tlg kt-httlng
undation, cut princess? Theloreadths
81 the upper dress are the entire width
YOf the crepe taken crOsswise, but cut
out a trifle at the hips TO improve the
shape Of the dress, and are then joined
with the seams Of the foundation, above
the waist line. 1t is absolutely neces-
sary 70 have the under dress 70 MT fault
lessly and il will then be an easy matter
10 drape the crepe over it. The under
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14
PETROLEUM.

New YORK. March 13.-The petroleum
market opened firm and gained strength as
the day advanced. Buying orders were re
ceived from the west, but the offerings
were limited The market closed strong
Pennsylvania oil spot sales, none April op
tions closed at 65c bid Sales 1000 barrels.
OIL CRY, PA, March 13.-Opened &c
highest, csc; lowest, 63%c; closed 64Hc
sales. &C., 900 barrels ;,clearances, 10000 bar
rels; shipments los, 93S barrels; runs lO2,
or barrels.
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British Grain Trade.

LONDON, March 13.-The Mark Lane Err
press, in its weekly review of the British
grain trade. says: The average decline on
English wheat.was I'D per quarter on the
week. American red winter in London IS
quoted at a decline Of Sd. The reserves OF
wheat and -four are 4,20l, 300 quarters,
against 100000 quarters at the CORE
spending tiue last year. A decline of Sd
per sack is allowed on Minnesota -four. A
decline Of Cd is expected on bakers -four.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14

The many friends OF George Strain Of
Broadway surprised him on Saturday
evening, he having overlooked the fact
that il was his birthday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Strain were equal 10 the occasion.
Every one reports a splendid time and
refreshments In abundance.
The supply pipe to the engine at the
Spence, Bags a Co. foundry burst
Yesterday morning just under the foun-
daticn wall, which threw the entire
foundry OF for the day. They expect
to have things in shape this morning.
Capt. Westwood was busy yesterday
serving SubpRnas in the case OF Henry
Snodgrass against the Terminal Rail-
way for damages, and the case Of Nc
Cord vs.. Lynn, both OF which come up
to-day at ST. Clairsville.
The machinery and boiler for hoist
Ing the casing out OF the Laughlin mill
oil well. preparatory 70 shooting IL, ar
rived yesterday from Steubenville.
Workmen are busy in putting it in
position.
Harry Koehnline, a compOsitor Of the
Ohio TGlleJ NelrS Office, left yesterday
for Kankakee, ILL.,, where be has accept
ed a similar position.
John Horn and Mary Prince were
married yesterday morning at the resi-
dence of John Tierney, In the lower
portion Of town.
Miss Clara Zane, Of the Island, who
has been visiting relatives in the city
for several days, returned 10 her home
yesterday.
Jacob Lutz, who is well known here,
has opened up a stone quarry on the old
DeHass place, in the upper end Of the
city.
Welcome Lodge No. 100, A. O. U. W,
will meet I'm regular session tonight
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
Mrs. Rose Henderson, of Pittsburgh,
Pa, is in The city, the guest OF her
X father, Mr.. Il. Barr, in the orchard.
Emerson Campbell left yesterday for
Columbus - be examined in pharmacy.
Sc expects TO be gone several days.
Miss Kate Stewart has returned from
a pleasant visit with her friend, Miss
Lizzie KenuOn, OF St. ClairSvllle.
Frank Shuttleworth, of Bellaire,
spent Sunday with his brother, DR..
ShuttlewOrth, In the Orchard.
John +. Miller, formerly OF this city,
but now living in WellS6urg, was In
the city yesterday.
Services were held in the new Baptist
Church Sunday for the first time. 1t Is
a handsome edihce.
There were eight cases in police
court yesterday; most Of them plain
drum ks.
Chas. Hartley, Of Pittsburgh, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hen
derson.
John Griffith. with his superb COM
pany, will present Faust" Thursday
night.
Reley Hill is lying quite low with
ism at home just above the FUR
cNa young son Of DR.. Darrah's,
HEX with the measles.
Iaggie WilSoa is IN IrOndale,O
81 OF friends.
oge, OF Yorkville, o., was in
yesterday.
White, Of Bellaire, was in the
erday.
Hall is in Kent, visiting his
Ice is at Kelsey on business.
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XhssIIne RrIdea add TumInlI RAINY

Tim. Table No. r. % take effect ll.pl A. a.
sunday. November 20 ls'I
Leave WhselIng--i5.p, ib.D, I'D ~
.o.Is s9.R. 1909 fll.y0 q. M. sl1:l9' u.b
$500. n. 40, 1875. s5.4j, t1.O ?, no. ., .s.o-
Lesrs PsninsglA-tb:4o tn ~. ~; ,1.S4
ts:5l, bi, flg.W ~ "a 40 - in'
I Arrive nartin's F-rry-'yH. ~ d., ,,.T9
ls:i3 49.55, 1891 fl0S5. fis.v5' ti'''' '-''''
t.i2 t3.9i. .. A., s5.0i, f5;sA - .,.,1
tLs.ye TerminaI JuncuoD-f5:A 80 go
.. 20. 1000 til;i5 = n 70. a, ). - =, ~
Nave I.saghlins hill-f7.zL ili'n = ne
.iHs. tea .5.is 3. 10. 10 MN "a
Nave De Hass Crosfins-'''<' ''i'''
a. n. 42.44 sS.l9 p. no. -, .s.qs .7.ll
.tfiye MARTINS f,Iry--to,A, 80 s.H
.l5H 10 q. III %. AIR 10 ~ ''''''
T .Dli, ,Dsiiy sIcsP' sunday '''Ha'''
oHi{ t,.iss will run 90 Eastern Tiiss. ciocs
A. 1|.ph onics AZ wheeling Is TIE sisnaAfa
Tine; l.a ETAu,sIG. saperisenssas.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14
DRY GOODS.

New YORK, March 19.-The dry goods
market was unchanged. Goods continue
sold ahead and prices rule firm. There is
a special demand for wide sheetings that
cannot be met
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-14
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