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G1JOO NOE, NEAR ELIZABETH - 8
TT w. rooms and bath; lot 25x27. MADI-
son n BURKE.
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TONES, ALLEN 81 CO,
REAL-EsTATE OWNERS.

$50 MARKET STREET, s. F.
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GOS00 wELLBUILT NEW BAY-wINDOw
" LOW cottage OF 5 rooms and ba III: brick
foundations. stone walks. etc. sunny line OF 2Oth
at near several lines of cars; lot 24x52.
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in all parts of the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
$4,000 ELEG Ant FLATS also. on GIER sRI,;
DCUOO. ST.. on line OF electric road; good
location; lot 25xl0O; make an OHer'
&Q0RO SUNNY LINE OF PINE ST, MIN;
rear buildings OF rooms and bath and rooms;
stone walks; street accepted lot 26x 1877 %.
oasrrO TWO . STORY BAY WINDOW
5000. fats of 5 rooms and bath: brick fonn-
dations etc; near l5th and Market; rents $40:
lot 25xll6.
S6U. UUU. on sansome ST.; 2.story and base
ment: brick and iron building; under lease az
$500 per annum; 5O-Vara; 1877 :6x137:6.
S575O NEARLY NEW EAsTLAKE RESI-
~ ~ dence OF 2 rooms and bath; brick
foundation, stone walks, ETC.; sunny line of
HaighU ST. lot 276xlO5.
G0S00 wELLrBUILT NEW BAY-wINDow
foundations stone walks etc. sunny line OF 2Oth
at near several lines of cars; lot 24x52.
02600 A BARGAIN-2 GOOD FLATS ON
" CDOU' Hampshire St. brick foundations ;
sold.
$1,000 RENTS ssl PER MoNTH-BUsI,
" IOOO. ness corner on I'd St, near Bryant;
houses; lot 3Ox1OO, with an 20x25; fine buy,
&9QOO MASON sT.-BAY-wINDow COT
QOCOO. tage OF rooms and bath: stone
GSS00 ELEGANT BAY-wINDOW FLATS
N'COOO' on Sbotwell St, 24th-st. cable
road; contain and rooms and bath: brick
foundations, stone walks etc; lot 25xl22:6
CIT 000 RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM: s.
ID .OOO. story front in store and 4 flats
and rear building; lot 40 :6xS7 IS; a positive bar
gain; sec this and make offer.
Gao OOO RENTS $500 PER ANNUM; ?
IDtO.UUO. elegant and substantial 2-story
houses Of y ana bath and and rooms and
bath each: bay-windowS. brick foundations etc. ::
corner lot, 137 6x87 IS, opposite public square.
SIS000 EaEGA SDs 6 MANSION of n 10
Eddy st; splendid view; brick foundations stone
walks, etc; rents S95; lot 37x120 to rear street;
fine flower garden and grounds
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GSS00 2 ELEGANT BAY-wINDoW FLATS
WOOOO. on Sbotwell St, near 24th-st. cable
road; contain and rooms and bath: brick
foundations stone walks etc; let 25xl22:6.
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4SeOO POWELL ST. Mr.. LOMBARD: @
d7 OOOO. rooms and bath: lot 231lOO. MADI.
son 4 BURKE
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41O0O FLATS: path ST. NEAR DOL
N1OpO. oresi rents well; lot 261iOO MADI.
SON ~ BURKE
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QSTS0 NEARLY NEW EASTLAKE RESI-
u u ~. dence of rooms and bath: brick
foundation, stone walks, ETC.. sunny line of
HaighU ST. lot 27:6xlU5.
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POSTPONEMENT

Notice is hereby given that st a meeting of the
Board of Directors OF the above-named Company
held this second day OF August, 1898 at the once
OF the company, room 49, Nevada Block No 3Os
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California the
date OF delinquency in office of assessment No 36
was postponed from August l. 1893, to August ri
1893, and the delinquent sale from August 90
1898, TO THURSDAY, the twsnty-nrst day OF
aug I'd CHAS f. ELLIOT SECRETARY
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$1,000 RENTS Ss4 PER MONTH-BUsI-
" 49, ness corner on I'd ST., near Bryant: 3
houses; lot 3Ox1OO, with an 20x25: fne buy,
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GoN00 A BARGAIN GOOD FLATS ON
" oOOU' Hampshire st; brick foundations :;
lot 251lo0; near 24th-st. cable road; must be
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SIT Ra aTy 5o S9S Sc P !t5F: A 51S fats
and rear building; lot 40: 6XS7 IS; positive bar.
gain: SEQ This and m axe offer.
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C6e6O CLAY ST, Mr.. POWELL: FLATS;
u OOOU. rents $50; lot 20x9l with L to an
alley. MADISON a BURKE.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE: MUST BE SOLD ON
T. account of owners leaving the city; N. line Of
Clay ST. near Webster: 10 rooms and bath: rents
$50; lot 81 :6xl27:S. MADISON BURKE
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626 Market street.
Full Charge Taken OF Property.
$1,000 STORES s1t9 les All, AID Flats a,. c ss6
lot 3Ox85. MADISON BURKE.
SlU.UtlU. Polk; houses; rents $50; lot 25x
10 to Austin st. MADISON q BURKE.
S1O OOO GOLDEN GATE AVE NEAR
well rented; let II 3xsO. MADISON & BURKE.
1913 ELEGANT REsI TOaSs I,S GtA 1Ef
26:lOx127:s. MADISON d BURKE.
cQOOO OFFER WANTED; LARGE g.
.D5UUU. story house in flats: brick foun-
double lot, 45xII4 MADISON a Burke.
oOOOO OAK, NEAR AsHBURY; ROOMS
tNJUOU. and bath; 25xl37;6. MADISON q
BURKE.
GOO6O o'FARRELL, NEAR LAGUNAa 8
.DCZOO. rooms and bath; lot 25Il2O. TO olive
ave. MADISON d BURKE
ELEGANT RESIDENCE; MUST BE SOLD ON
j. account of owners leaving the city; N. line OF
Clay ST, near Webster: 10 rooms and bath: rents
500 lot 27;5xl27;S. MADISON & BURKE
G7OOO BARGAIN: PAGE ST.. Mr. devils
u lUUU. adero; 8 rooms and bath; 25I1S7:6.
MADISON & BURKE.
CHEAP-HAYEs. Mr.. LAGUNA; FLATS: LOT
ISON BURKE.
OcSOO GREEN, N. SIDE, BET. LARKIN
ITOOOU. and Polk: "a :6IllO: %; 4 flats; routing
Tor $50. MADISON & BURKE.
G60OO FAIR OAKS ST, NEAR 23D: ?
NOAOU. new fats; rents $40 80; lot 301
125 g. MADISON ~ BURKE
CSaS0 CLAY ST, Mr.. POWELL: FLATS.
NOOOU. rents $50; lot 2Ox9l, with L to an
alley. MADISON a BURKE.
4SHOO POWELL ST. Mr.. LOMBARD: @
d7OOOO. rooms and bath; lot 23Il00. MADI.
son Il BURKE
Q1O0O . FLATS: path ST. NEAR DOL
u 1OPO. ores; rents well; lot 26xi0O. MADI.
SON IL BURKE
arfIOO NOE, NEAR ELIZABETH - &
II 4 w. rooms and bath; lot 25x27. MADI-
son n BURKE
$4,000 BUCHANAN ST, NEAR FILBERT;
N1OOO. 3Ox9O: bay-window houses 5 rms
bath each; low rents. 1872 MADISON & BURKE
C,UEaP HoN1ES nv E,Sv rrp,,S
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$4,000 MASON sT.-BAY-wINDow COT
" OCOO. tage OF rooms and bath: stone
walks; within minutes walk OF Kearny st.
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G.7OOO BARGAIN: PAGE ST. Mr.. devils
II iUUO. adero; 8 rooms and bath; 25I1S7 10
MADISON & BURkE.
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OOOOO OAK, NEAR ASHBURY; 9 ROOMS
NJUOU. and bath; 25xl37:6. MADISON q
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

l.OR SALEM NORTH BERKELEY. PRETTY
modern cottage, with lot 60xl20; Walnut st.
hrSt house north of Cedar east OF Shattuck ave-.
ises auol rs
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CREAP-HAYES. Mr.. LAGUNA; FLATS: LOT
y 27:6x12O to Linden ave-; only $500. MAD
ISON & BURKE
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" L..
I AIDES! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
IL royal Pills diamond BRANDY are the best Safe
reliable. Take no other. Send &c (stamps) for
particulars. Relief for Ladies'" in letter by return
mail. AT druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philade lDhia Pa. apS SaSuTh ly
DRlVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT. 1909
Il Mission st.-Ladies who desire TO 60 into
hnenent with every care and attendance of Ger
man physic ana graduate midwife will find
same at the above address: diseases OF ladies
speciality; cures guaranteed; baby adopted IL 3m
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&cQ00 FLATS OF AND 5 ROOMS;
V@COO. Morris ave-. near Sixth ST.. street ac-
cepted by CITY; rents $3.50 per year: best buy In
to"h.v' W. oLEMAN, l3l Montgomery ST. % tfSu
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GeOOO FAIR OAKS ST, NEAR 23D: 2
INOAOU. new flats; rents $40 80; lot BOX
1853 MADISON ~ BURKE
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Qe5OO GREEN. N SIDE. BET. LARKIN
InOOOU. and Polk: "a ;6xllO IS; 4 fats; routing
tor $50. MADISON & BURKE.
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G OOS0 O'FARRELL. NEAR LAGUNAt 8
sDCAOO. rooms and bath; lot 25Il2O to olive
ave. MADISON d BURKE.
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CANITARY PLUMBING AND SEwERING H
~ HUFSCHMIDT, 623 q. q. ave.; tel 1868. IT
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A. II. LIssAK. o. F. Won RHEIN
n F. Won RHEIN d. co. REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 513
California street
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au27 BIT SuWeFr

nj AXE AN oFFER-UNION ST. NEAR BRoD-
IA erlck new house OF most elegant fats Of 5
ana rooms; all the latest improvements: 7-foot
9zsenrn1 noorgd; garrett; stone sidewalk: lot
~ 'o1 l3f 20 CHAS. A. DUEREL. builder and
owner. on the premises or at $50 fremont at.
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DARTIES THINKING OF OPENING SA-
l. looms or stores near the fair grounds will find
1t to their advantage to call and my outfits, new
and second hand, Of bars. backbars. mirrors,
sheviDgs, counters, showcases, scales, safes iuo-
leums. ETC.; largest stock and only store in the
city OF this kind
j. NOONAN. lO17 to 1923 Mission st., above
Sixth
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GH1 PER MONTH INCOME FOR 1880. Mr.
pO' Fifth and Howard. McEwEN BROS 4l5
montgomery 81. au27 3t SuWeFr
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to this island, not knowing whittier
they were going, All the crew except
three and tho pilot had died. The
pilots name and OF what land he
was q native are not known, The
little band were SO badly ex.
hausted and confused that they
could give little account OF their jour
neyings. Columbus, finding them in
such distressed condition, took them to
his home, where he treated them kind
ly, bus being so badly fatigued bytheir
long and p%erilous voyage the three sail
ors died in a few days. Tho pilot, find.
ing that his end was approaching, and
being here with no means to pay his
behetactor for his hospitalities, gave
him some papers and maps, some OF
which contained interesting notes Of
the voyage, which Columbus accepted
willingly. He was d~iligent in his re.
view OF them, and making comparisons
with his own views, Columbus then be.
gan to think that il by chance he
should discover those now lands it
would be possible to find great wealth
and would gain him great honor and
profit.
I'm Part 2 OF the '%saudades da Terra
notes and indexes by DR.. Alvero Rod
rigues do Azenvedo. 1873, the following
occurs:
awe find in the annals OF Porto santo
the following interesting notice: Chris
topher Columbus, the Genoese, resided
in this island for some time. 1t was
here that he married Donna Flllippa
Perestrello, daughter OF Bartholomew
Perestrello, the first Don OF this island,
thereby inheriting his iather.in.law's
manuscripts and those OF other Portu'
guese navigators. These and other OBJ
s~ervations led to the discovery which
has immortallzed his name in modern
history. He also met here vessels from
all parts Of the then known world, as
well rs the celebrated Portuguese navi-
gators Vnsco da Cana, Fernando Ma.
galpaes, Pedro Calral, and other noted
navigators, with whom he sailed on eX-
petitions to the African coast
"Wh0t Impressed Columbus mind
more forcibly than even Perestrello's
charts was the fact that the gull stream
washes the west coast Of this island,
where were picked up r0unu Drown oO-
jects called by the inhabitants 'Farcas
GU castanpos do mar (sea beans or
chestnuts). They are the fruitof trees
growing in the West Indies, and are
now frequently picked up. The seeds
may be ratified within their hard shells.
This and the picking up OF pieces of
carved wood, coupled with his informa.
ton from the sailors before referred to
MS we'll as his other observations, firmly
convinced him that there were lands in
the western ocean whence those mate
rails came. On his third voyage to
Novo o Mundo he visited the group.
at was in a house belonging to John
Esmeraldo that Columbus lived during
his residence in this city. The old
house was removed in 1877. A table
made from wood taken from the house
at that time and some important relics
from Casa do Perestrello at Porto Santo
have been sent to the Bureau OF Amer
lean Republics OF the Department of
State for exhibition ut the Worlds Co.
lumbar Exposition"
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TERRIBLY INCREASING.
The Authorities of tho Board of Health
Give Some Important Information About
the Present Condition of the People.

ANo AutHoFAtleh Va hHu huAFA Va AsAAt
Give Some Important Information About
the Present Condition ofthe People.
Al no time In the history Of New York City
have there been so many deaths from pneunO-
ula as now, The official figures show that nearly
twice as many deaths from this cause are occur
ing than for the last hvc years, This Is some
thing terrible.
DR.. John 7. Nagle, registrar OF vital statistics,
says thai thls Increase Is due to the influence OF
grip He says that grip mas be called epidemic
lust nov, aud that In the majority OF cases grip
is u vital contributing cause 10 pneumonia and
all dangerous pulmonary troubles, At this time
OF the Year, Wnen we are changing over from
winter to spring there IL always u low order OF
vitality; II reaction from the strains Of the sea'
son. The blood does not How so tull nor rapidly
the strength Is less. For this reason grip has u
much better chance than at any other season.
This Is u time OF year when people need to DO
careful and TOO much Importance cAnnot be
placed upon keeping tho blood warm and in
circulation. You must bring about q reaction
II you wish 10 avoid tho pain and dangers OF
these troubles In time. There IL but one way by
which u reaction eau be brought ABOUT and that
Is by the use OF u pure ktimulant preferably
whiSkey. hut the great difficulty Is that there
are few whisGeys which arc pure, The only
really pure and reliable whiskeY known to tho
medical profession or thu world Is Dutly's Pure
Malt. ltpOSSeSsCa qualities known only To itself
II will bring about a reaction and prevent cold,
pneumonia or the grip where many sO'called
StimulRnts would fail. II has saved more lives
and relieved more suffering than anything OF II
similar nature which was ever known before to
the world,
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J. /. Wilson, 81 Clay S., sharps.
burg, Pa, says he will not DO without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, that 1t cured
his wife who was threatened with
Pneumonia after an attack OF Ia
Grippe" when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her no
good. Robert Barber, OF Cooksport, Pa,
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done him moro good than anything he
ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing
like IL. Try II, FREQ trial bottles ut
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Largo
bottlna. Soc. and 81. B
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THE DRUM.

Oh. the druml
There Is some
Information In thy grnm
Monotouy OF uIiGrlnce that strikes inc spirit
dumb,
As we hear
Through the clear
And uurlOudGl atmosphere
The palpItatIug ~syllables roll in upon tho ear
There's part
OF the art
OF thy music throbbiug heart
That thrills a something in us that Hwakens
with n start
And In rhyme
With n chime
And exactitudG OF tlme
Goes mOEchinS on to glory to thy melody sub
lime.
And the guest
OF the breast
That thy rolling F0bs OF rest
lisa patriotic spirit us u Continental dressed
Aud he looms
From tho glOOms
Ola century OF tonbS..
And the blood no spilled at Lexington in living
beauty blooms,
Aud his eyes
Wear the guiso
Ola purpose pure and wise,
A sthe, love Of them is lifted to q something in
the skies
That Is bright
Red and white
With a BLUR OF starry light.
AS 1t laughs IN sllken ripPlCs 10 the breezeS day
and night,
There Ure deep
HushGs creep
Der tho pulses rs they leap.
As thy lumull, iuinIeF growing, in tho silence
iHlls asleep,
While the prayer
Rises there
With the sea and earth and air
Asa heritage To freedoms sons and daughters
e~Ne'!"HV''' ,,,rs w,,,,covp pr,pv
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FonruNn EAvoMMp COLUMBUS.


How lie Secured Data That Led to the Dis.
covory of America.
WASHINGTON, d. O., May 4,-Consul
Hoally, ut FunChal, in a communication
to tho department of state, gives some
interesting data concerning Columbus
in'Nladeirl, where tho great navigator
made his home for some years.
"lhis archipelago" SAYS tho consul,
"is noted rs being the homo Of Colum.
bus for some years, whore no married
tho daughter oil Governor PcrOstrcllo, Of
tho island OF Porto santo. PDrcstreiio
was a member Of tho household of King
John, though OF Italian origin. Tho
wife OF Columbus was PerostrGllo's
daughter by his second marriage, aud
some writer's state that no was married
at Lisbon. But here Is what DR.. jasper
FruCtuoso dN silva says In tho 'SaudR.
DIES da Terra which was written IN
1900;
IAN Italian, u Gonoeso by birth,
named Christopher Columbus, n man
vorsod In navigation, camO from his land
to the Island OF MADEIRA, whore his
chief employment was making nautical
charts. In the year 1856 u vessel, pithOr
from Andalusin or Portugal, lad,
through stress Of weather, been driven
from Its course, whore II met strange
lands and scenes, supposed TO BIO tho
West Indies, anil after n long and tom.
pestuOus voyage, having been tossed TO
and fro OH tho pillows, they were driven
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Noses Price Cured of Rheumatism.

Tho many cases OF rheumatism cured
by Chamborlain's Pain Balm during
tho past few months have given the
people great confidence in its curative
properties, and have shown that there
Is one preparation that can be depend
ed upon for that painful and aggravat-
ing disease. Honaker Bros, Lorain,
Ohio, say: "Mr. Moses Price, Of this
place, was troubled, with rheumatism
Tor a long time. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm has cured him. He says that tho
Balm has no equal"
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Wheeling Brldne & Terminal Rv

TIm0 T0ble No 8 70 lak0 0ITeol lli1l a. in,
sunday November % lSli
Leave Wheeling -tiiiJ 1910 ms $500, 1910
1850, tiO!4, .tilijl a IN. li!iij, ti!b tJtO
sSi!O. elijl ej'b t6in u nj,
Leave Peninsula --tibO, t6!i6. t7;ll 1871.
1851, lO!bl tlO!ll. qllij1 a M INN, tiijI.
i8!0j oig97. STU, ej.5L, 1888 p. IN
Leave Terminal 1uncilon-lGl!I t0;li, l7.9)
'iOs1i, el0tIl. tlllj 4 M. lllj tll7, eItJ.
ei.ij ti.g7 tStt tSIli HOSP y, m,
Leave Lalghlln's Mli-t7'l TINS n III
tl'lS cl,A eitls =, III
tlilp el.li, eili1p m.
Fnally tpAliy cxcOnt Sunday. iHuhdAyV onls.
Al trains win run on Eastern Tina Clock In
tho telegraph OaicO a. Wheeling, Il tho stlhl'
az TAUssIg, Superintendent
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nnckloM,. Arnlol hnIYa.

The best salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tottcr, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptlonS, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
q box. For sale bv logan Drug %.
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one Way 10 DO IInppy

Ia at all times to attend to the COM.
forts OF your family. Should any
of them catch n slight cold or cough
prepare yourself aud call ut once on
tho Logan Drug Co.. sole agents, and
get n trial bottle OF 0tto's Cure, the
great German remedy, free. We give
II away to prove that We have u sure
cure for coughs, colds, asthma, con.
sumption, and all diseases OF the throat
and lungs. Large sizes SOC. l
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad

On aud after saturday, October l. 49, train
will rim ~ follows city timOi
LEAVE W~liEELiNG-"Gi0O a m. TOO q. ~, SD
a. IN, 700 u IN, 1000 IN, ll;W a. H., l2'O) N.
ltOO p m 2'OJ p IN a!0l p IN 800 y m, b:Jl
p ~, OiDn IN, 100 D. IN, 800 p in, OijJ p
in. 1900 n. 10.
LEAVE Elm RovE-6iO1A tn, 7!o1A m, SD
n m 0 OOn m 1000 H. IN, ili0O d. IN, 1900 m
I 20 y, m, liQl p III, 400 p, IN. 400 ~ II, lill
y. M GOO y, IN, 100 y IN" 500 p IN, 9ll0 p
in., 10 ~ y, IN.
0DRll except sunday
sUSDAY-Chnrnh trains loavO Elm Grovo n.
0liJ Il m aud Wheeling at lll1p N.
II. Il WElS0ENBEn,
ooi General M1nnE,s
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New YoRK, May L.-luslncsg In dry goods WINS
further depressed hy lad weather aud dpyelap.
mOnts " Il financial character, but everything IA
IN good shape hers. There l. no need Of any
activity this month, goods being well sold Nj
mud julc being cnrly ViOtigh for transactions III
cotions iotth fail trade There were no changes
Lu-luAL
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NEW YohK. May l-Plg Iron qulotj American
QUIET 1t elW. lid steady straits slO 20.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
Mnrkets.


NEW YoRK, May 4,-Noney on call Irregular
from Q to 20 per cent last loan 10 per cont
closed offered at 10 per cent Prime mercantile
paper Gas per cent, s,sEipg exchange was very
weak at sisit4ai $50 Sales 7fl,97 shares
Wall street was startled soon after the opening
by the failure OF Henry Allen e Co., q house
which because OF rs mmlheltlonS ~ ShlelSo
lud other western elites has commanded y lHFSe
patronage and G%eTlel important influence on
"%Change,h Almost simultaneously with THIS an
nOuncemGnt camU the failure OF u, !" Smyth q
Co., aud later the suspension OiSchuyler walden
was made known from tho Tostrpin OF tue eH'
change, All three concerns owe lnelE lnlslolI
tunes to the remarkable decline In National
COrduge stock, Of which they were heavily long
for customers who iRiled to respond
TO the calls for additional margins. ThrouHh'
out the day there WeTe rumorS mat
other failures were impending aud brokers
and spectators were kept in a state OF treplda'
ton and excitement by the fear OF the TURNER
calAmites, LiquldQll0Rs We're on y wholesale
scale, and Intense excitement prevailed as war;,
Gus statements were IlOde that several hrinS solIi
out their customers, aud u perfect avalanche Of
stocks came upon The market, The drop ~
prices was unusual, even for times OF q pAilllgi'
aud denoted the serious stralglts ~ when
spectators find themselves, The TACT thAt o u
don aud Paris bought heavily, and lnel lhYes'
tors here, with ample means, also TOOK slOcKs
freely, failed to stem the downward current
Two or three sharp rallies occurred, but the rise
only served 10 increase tho desire to get ouL
Just previous TO the close there was q particular
bad break in Genemt Electric, Cordage, Sugar
aud Manhattan, and the manner In which these
stocks were thrown overheard gave rise to ru'
mors that other firms would suspend tomorrow,
ShrGwd investors, however. continued 10 puy
aud the belief obtains that tho panic Is fast mp
preaching tho eliminating point, IN trading
reached III W shares, This declines were lsl
In National COrdage,. l8in preferred, IA In Sugar,
04 In preferred, ain American Cotton OIL, !bg9 IN
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati & ST. Louis,
81 In Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy. Z In s.
Paul, . In Colorado Fuel, . In General Electric,
iOin Manhattan. 3 In Missouri Pacific, 8 In
Richmond Terminal preferred, ~ IN United
States Rubber, in do preferred, bI9 IL Wheel
ing Il lOke2srle and 10 In do preferred, AZ me
close National COrdage preferred was 2 per cent
above the lowest, and the remainder OF the list
showed a rally Of Il to ! per cent The market
closed feYeriSh and unsettled,
Railroad bonds were very weak Sales 1916
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ATTENTION to the daily habits of the
young prevents suffering. Take Sim.
mons Liver Regulator.
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Wv pennsylvania Stations.
VVg RRGgVdRid lines
Trains Run by Central Time.

'icggr OFFICES AT pENtBTfyANIA ,ETNrioN on
WATIn IL, FOOT op EhfvENtn VI WHEELinui
AT MCtttilE lluuRE, WitEELtHn, AND At TIN
PENNSYLVANIA STATION pIibuEPOhT'
prrrnVEsr sYarrN-'pAv HANDLE ROUTE"
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
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Mrs. Gay-"MOry did l SEQ you kiss
ing my husband this m%orning% Mary
what time "--BOaOn Budget