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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
eOOERIEs
REGISTER OFFICE.

WHVlING, TUESDAY, April D.
Asa rasnIt I the steady decline in the
nr;ce If bogauotations upon provisions
ana lard arJOnsiderably weaker to-day.
Desiers are hying cautiously in anticipa-
TON of fnrtt changes. Sugars are tirmer
o o,o ~ Coz demand Coffee quotations
sho,, No chiges from last weeks prices.
The folEing are the quotations as OBJ
+aine6 TroNeill & Ellingham:
49, Svp,-e Choice Syrup SOC (; Hon
ev Drin !; Sugar dark pc; &c addi-
/ tio1 in hlf barrels). New Orleans
/ MoIasse+Fancy, 40c; Choice 3Sc;
prime {; Mixed goods, New Orleans
S2c. Byer's goods SOC.
pp0lONs-Schenk's medium >. Z.
hams &c: 5. Z. breakfast bacon lSc;
: q lOulders II; city sides ll1sauS4c;
ham ef l4Sc: ordinary beef l2c; family
uessbrS So 90.
- TI9s5-Schenk's pure kettle, tees 11}lc;
som .ans l2c; lard compound, tees 915c;
S9fb cans gstc; 201b cans l0c; ION cans
I0ig 5fb cans lie; Bib cans ia c.
GNNED GOODs-S1b fancy tomatoes 70
al 3; Hartford Co. Standard corn 10;
on Honey Drop corn l 40; Pride OF
Illinois 2b corn l %; California
pe,ctes 25O; 3b Standard table peaches
5 10; pie peaches 80; IN Deep Sea null
Snidard cove oysters 81 90, lb light
weight cove oysters T5c; 21b Acorn stand
ara string beans S5c; 2b can corn beef
s9 10; IN can Clipped beef g 80; In can
.1nch tongue 50 ~.
WOoDENwARE--No. 1 tubs So so; No. 9,
$ 80; No. 3, 81 5Ol2-hoop pals 81 IS; 3-hoop
n 50: sas 81 -; single washooards 81 90;
iouOle do. g so; crimp double do. s. %;
single s. 50.
FRUITs-New Turkish prunes SIC; Raj,
ins. Valencia, new, &C; layer Ondaro, new
,c: London LAYER raisins g %; loose mus
,atels 81 20; loose muscatels in bags, &c
California prunes, in boxes, 5Oto6O pounds,
4Lsc: do. 20 so so pounds. 1890; do. 80 to
100 pounds, l21Sc; DO. in bags &c less.
California ovaporated peaches in bags, LA
.6c
Om-Lard. extra western strained, 55c;
.arbon, no, SIC; carbon, $50, &c; water
white &C; Lewis Miners winter white oil
-Oc; summer white Csc.
SUGARs-Cut loaf 5.70c; cubes 5ssc; fruit
53Sc; granulated standard 5.20c;
confectioners' A 5lsc; Columbia
A 4 94c; Ridgewood A 494c; America A
white. 490c; extra c 444c; G S,S4c.
RICE-Fancy pearl 6Ac: choice pearl
6s{c; choice domestic CSC; prime domestic
Sc: fair domestic, 55Sc, fancy head 71sc-
CoFFEE-Green COffee-Fancy golden
Rio 22c; fancy green 2lc; peaberry p !;
,hoice green 20c; prime green l91lc; roast
n0 grades 1SlSc; Java and Mocha SIC;
nioh grade 24lSc. Roasted, in packages
A rbuckle's coffee %. roc; Jersey coffee, in
Dins. a4.s0c; Lion coffee 2S.70c; Arrow cot
fee 2S. zoe
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05

Say Francisco. April 4-The startling
news. has reached Point Conception llgnt
house thattbe four. masted steel ship King
Iames. ,.oal laden from New Castle, Eng
and 10 san Francisco had burned At sea
80 miles on San Francisco. Yesterday
u boat containing sixteen men from suo
King james landed at Point Conception
and are being cared for by the light mouse
keeper. on the 10Th Of March vapor was
discovered arising from the nolo OF tue
King James. Water was poured down the
haichuay but without avail. For eleven
DAYS and nights the crew fought the nre
but on March 80 q terrific explosion Tore
I'D the deck liz all directions. Flames snot
mn hfrh in the air aud the crew were forced
no take 10 the boats. They remained near
the ship until March 81, when they started
for Point Conception The crew OIL . ia %
an occppied two boats The captain took
thirteen men. two apprentices and thir-
teen mon filled the other boat. The mate
boat arrived at Point Conception saie!y
but nothing has been seen OF the Captain
boat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05
BENWOOD.

The arguments in To Sloan-Miller
SANDER suit OF town we commenced
yesterday afternoon in te Court House
at Moundsville. The evidence was
heard on Monday and esterday morn
ing. The case will in u probability be
decided to-day, the reslt will De watch
ed with interest by u people OF the
town who are acQuaiued with the cir
cumstances which ID to the cause OF
the suit. Mr.. Sloan has retained Tor
his lawyers MesSrs. Dovener, Arnett
and Hooten. while Mr.. Miller has
MessrS. White and Irkinson.
Mrs. Emma QuiglIa an aged lady liy-
ing on Main stree opposite the City
Building, fell last Monday evening
while attempting tohut pair OF smut
tiers and SuStaine several palnIul
bruises. DR.. ESEeyTas called aud at
tended the injured ady. lie reported
that no bones were token, but owing TO
her advanced age the injuries may
prove to be OF a seDuS nature.
p. III. DolGn, ii ice man, will be
around with his d wagon every day.
This will be a grea convenience 10 prl-
vate families. as IretofOre they were
compelled 70 send at and provide them-
selves with the cOdng luxury.
The X. Of 2. Loge will shortly or
ganize themselves nto a uniform rank.
The DroDose TO giva festival sometime
dpring the month order to help them
selves out toward purchasing proper
equipments.
The Hope SOcleT is making extern
sive preparations tward their ialr ana
festival, which take place at the C'ty
Hall on the 18th OfhlS month.
Mrs. Morgan antfamily, who nave
been the guests OF louis HAWKINS LOT
the mast few montsleft last night for
their home at Winchester, Va.
Oscar Bartholomew of Greene county
Pa, was the guest Q friends In town
yesterday.
Mayor Jos. Mahod returned yeSter
day from few day trip 70 Mound
vile.
WIN. Meighen, Of .MOundsville, vs.
up on business yeStenay.
Geo. W. Miller, grd master at he
Riverside, is sick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05

PHILADELPHIA. April 4-The Presbytery
of philadelphia yesterday adopted the re-
port of the Revision Committee OF the Cen
eral Assembly relative 10 the "damnation
clausen in the Confession Of Faith. BY
this report "Infants dying in infancy and
all other persons not guilty OF actual Trans
erosion are included IN the electon Oh
Grace and are regenerated and saved by
Christ through the Spirit; so, also, are all
other elect persons who are saved; also are
an other elect persons who are not out
wardly called by the word.
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Here Is a custom in pale cOraIed

Here IS a custom in pale coraled
satin, with the belt, epauiet'es nd
yoke Of orange velvet. The skirts
trained and requiles six breadthS, thee
for the front and three for tAe 0a&.
The skirt is lined with silk md trh-
med with ruflle Of the coral san
beaded by marabou; feathersDr a sod
band Of flowers, aud fits shgly owe
the hips, all the fu,nesS being take
away by the darts. The bodte is plaA
and the skirt comes over it. The from
has a yoke that reaches az Tar as IN
shoulder seams and is drapedwith lace
but leaves about an inch an half Of
the yoke visible. Below ue yoke Is
graduated lace ruflle, long hthe centre
but narrowing toward the sIsyes. The
sleeves have coral red liningwith ful
puff OF lace net corresponding TO thai
draping the yoke, and are trimmed witt
orange velvet epaulettes anC a lace rui
fe. The seam joining sleee and ruili'
is hidden by a narrow bandof velvet.
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WOOL.
WHEELING. Anril 1

WHEELING, April 4.
The marked quietness that has per-
vaded the market for some time,
continues. No material changes are
expected for some weeks. Prices re-
ported by Horkheimer Bros. are as
follows: Fine fleeced, washed, % TO
27c; uuwashed, one-third off; unmer-
charitable, One-fourth; medium unwsshed,
2ac: medium fleece, washed, 2SaSOc; tub
washed SOC.
BosroS, April A. The demand for
wool has been steady and prices unchang-
ed. Ohio Y 29c; XXX 30a3lc; Xxx and
above Sla32c: No. l Michigan X 271Sa2Sc;
No. comDing 35a37c. Ohio fine delaine,
33c: Michigan do, zoe: unwashed combing
26s27c; Territory fine, 55a6Oc: fine Medium
5Sa55c: California and Oregon quiet; pull
ed wool steady; supers 33a40c; Australian
and foreign carpet woods firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05

Nosnnlrn Gowns for street e~'.
Theu,pire Skin. Is not gone entirely.
For ewing and house gowns VII pc
much led. The style Is wclbaoapteo
20 a dice haylnE soue VARIATION OF
the ooio Jacket the skirt falling iron
almost . waist Ia the back aod iros
- higl above the bust line. even,
front be bolero falls over open f
fastened The empire SKIRT, TOO. lsHo
longer t,hang straight and eilugrs,
but Is tset out from the top.
made uAlly Of heavy stuff, yeryfion
orocade, c., and sets ont Ia Raey
folds. Il bolero ITS 20 the hips, Al
together ; adaptation OF the snp're
that seeufnally 20 be adoptetneeds
most artilc handling and carrying.
When at itbest IL Is a gown OF almost
grace and ,ase, combining all mat Is
beautiful iboth styles, and aqno cost
70 the beay Of the natural lines OF
the fguOe. For house and evening
gowns 1t is re 20 remain In Ygue, out
for street gons il should be Roided.
All skirts e now finishedaoout the
bottom whit least quilting, or an
edge Of son kind. These are fre-
Quently eontstlng with thi skirt ma
terial and eve other part o. 'he dress.
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PETROLEUM-

New YORK. April 4.-The petroleum
market opened strong at 70Aa70slc, subse-
oueutly became weak and declined 10 69c,
under offerings for western account The
market closed weak. Pennsylvania and
spot sales, none: May option sales, 5000
barrels; opening 704c; highest 7O11c; low
est and closed, 69c.
On CIR. PA, April 4.-Petroleum,
opened at 695Ec; highest, 70s<c; lowest,
6Sslc: closed at 69I4c. Sales, $4,000 bar.
rels: clearances, 403, 600 barrels; runs, 49,.
ca barrels; shipments. 49, barrels.
PIrTsBURe, PA, April petroleum,
opened at 69s<c; closed at 691sc: highest
70s<c; lowest, 6951sc; sales, 5000 barrels.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,

w hEELlN0s n pm 100. J
Quotations under this head show no
changes for this week. Flour remains at
prices heretofore given, and continues in
weak demand. Farmers are engaged in
blowing and the usual spring work, with
the result that little hay is coming in. A
slight advance in quotations may be ex.
pected in few days.
FLoUR-Choice family flonr in wood, Sill
yer Gloss, 50 40; in paper 80 50 per bar
rel. Minnehaha in q cotton sacks 81 60;
Minnehaha in wood, 81 65; Galaxy in sacks
a 65; Galaxy in wood 81 90; Famous in
sacks, 50 50; Famous in wood IS IS. Spring
wheat -four, in Jute sacks of 140 pounds,
s. 80 per barrel.
GRAIN-Wheat per bushel, No. l, zoe;
corn 60a65c per bushel; oats per bushel 40
a4Sc; No. white 43a45c.
FRED-Middlings per ton $50 00a22 90;
bran per ton $40 O0a20 90; baled hay per
ton ga 90: loose hay sl4 GOALS 90 per ton;
demand brisk.
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The Election at Toronto.
.r.-.....o..l,.n.n NJ fhs Plnfstar.

TORONTO, o., April 4.-The Repuoli-
cans succeeded in electing their ticket
Yesterday, in the municipal fight, with
the exception OF Marshal AID one Coun-
Gilman. The following were eleced:
Mayor, II. H. Smith; Marshall w. L.
Baker, Democrat; Council, j. SALESMAN,
E. E. Francy, Democrat; j. j. Craw-
ford. j. A. Paisley, DR.. Geisey; Clerk,
NJ Edwards; Water Works Trustee, o.
y. Crawford.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-05

Paris, April Al. Charles DupuyV ho
yeste rday deltOOk q form a ministry,
has informed Preside1t Carnot 10 he
must abandon tie attempt for the 3eson
that NJ Louis Pevtul. Radical eputY
from RhOne, declined q accept Ia ninis-
try Of Finance. Peytal has ne IL
condition Of his acceptance of the nance
Ministry that NJ. EdoOGr Lockrov Rputy
from the Seine, and hus)aud OF widow
OF Charles Hugo, should be lpcinted
Minister of Commerce.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING, April 4.

WHEELING, April 4.
Quotations on hogs are still steadily de-
clining and the bottom has not yet been
reached. The supply is plenty, and the
demand firm and fair No other changes
are to &c reported this week.
Prices of hogs continue in the decline,
with a prospect that prices will vet be
weaker In cattle, the market IS consider
ably firmer, showing slight advance In
quotations.
Prices are reported as follows by Good
hue 81 Thomas:
CAIrLE-Extra, 1000 to 1000, "a coal 20;
good. 900 10 ]. 200. a 50a4 CO.; good, 500 10
900. 81 25a4 so: fair, 200 TO 500, SO 5Oa4 90;
common, 600 to 200, SO 50a3 75; bulls, s. 25a
3 90: cows, 81 00a3 90.
HoGs-Demand good; supply good; ex-
ira, S. S5a7 90; good, S. 75a6 So; common,
S. GOAT so.
SHEEP-Supply freer: demand fair; ex-
ira, q O0a4 80; good, s. 50a4 90; common,
81 O0a3 90; lambs, 81 0Oa6 90.
Fresh Cows $50 % 10 $50 90.
Calves, 81 90 to g %.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, [
Thursday, March 30, 1898.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CLAREMoNT.
BEEF CArTLE-The quality of the beeves
offered at the Yards this week showed
better average than those OF last weeks
offerings. There were some very superior
cattle among them, bought chiefly By our
home butchers. The market throughout
was more active than il was last Thursday,
and values showed more strength than they
did then, some dealers considering their
sales a fraction higher than last week.
We quote the range at 81 50a5 65, with but
few at or near the lower figure; most sales
at So 00a5 80 per 100 pounds.
Prices Of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves, 5j5a5.65 cents, those
generally rated first quality 4Ssa5l cents:
medium or good fair quality. 32{a4H cents,
and ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows,
l1<a3 cents per 10.
OF the cattle received l4S head came
from Virginia. So from Illinois, 257 from
Maryland, 81 from Ohio, from West
Virginia, - from Tennessee, - from Ken
lucky, and 397 head from Pennsylvania
Total receipts for the week 945 head.
against $40 last week, and Ills head same
time last year. OF the offerings 797 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, - by
country dealers and 100 by Eastern buyers
Total sales for the week S97 head, against
$50 last week, and 6S9 head same time last
year.
Mich Cows-There is q fairly good
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ZINE Table No D. 10 take eGect 1901 a. m,
sunday, November ~. 1871
Leave whssliBg-'5:sJ iB.D, t7;i5 800
.o.1b (g.lb. HOB fll:.0 a. m, $3.50, fi.f5
+s:yl $40, si:35 s5.8J $40 p. IN. -
Leave Psninsaia--f5sD, t5:B TIA. fot+.
+s:3i. ~. 81. flO:29. tils51 a. m, s15l fl.ol-
t8.C6 1877 -4.4i, sS.5J, TON y. "a.
Arrive hartin's f,rfy-f3.J,. fo;5z 80
+s:Is. -q.d. sg:7 10 81. t2.Ol tiJ'1o ff'V,
-3.i2 ts.ss, - a. s5;0l r0;4z
Lsays TefminAl Juncuoo-t5:H, fo.R, I'LL
5000. si0:2 HEB a IA, lid. r.F, fZD,
oils 1917. 1855. t8.25, fi0'G p. m.
Leave Lssghnns hill-f7:2L tilB a M
+i.is. t5.83. s5.lB p. 10.
Leave De Hass Cfossing-f1:SD, fii.b n
tI:lg IA s5:I9 >. m. - -
arrive Martins Ferry--ts.8 49, 49,
sl0:Oq. elo.48. -ll.22 ti.2. t23. ~. '0'A
.Daily .Dsiiy creep. ssndaJ ssuadsys
only <,-..
All ,rsins will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telsgrsph Office Al wheeling IL tbs s'andAfa
Time ....,<. ,---.-s..
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OIAIEN-O4AAs
7RAURoADs-Str Strong; sales 81, 1870, 600.
STOCKs-The stock market was less act
i've than of late and lower range of prices
prevailed. Manhattan broke ~ TO COS on
a reiteratiOn Of the reports that powerful
capitalists had professed willingness u
advance the capital necessary to insure tne
success Of an underground road, pro
vjded they received suitable concessions
from the city authorities. The lden
titv of the capitalists has not ye
been divulged, but the general impression
il that Austin COrbin is behind the Scnemf
The fact that London was seller OF stocp
had a depressing effect as it induced 70
traders to raid the leading shares. Try
made q series Of attacks finally concene-
ting their energies on Missouri a,pHT,
which scored the greatest loss. ThesIS1
lof large exports of gold also opel.ssu
against values. Speculation lefton SauS
in tone. Sales, 100, 200 shares. QuopiouS
closed bid: ,ss.
Atchison. S41S; Adams Expires 100;
| American Express, 1l6; Baltimo' anu
\ Ohio. 90: Canada Pacific. $3.50; entral
| Pacific. %; Chesapeake and Obi SIS
/ Chicago and Alton, 14l; Chicago, 9TlIng-
ten and Quincy, 96l4 7; Delaware ~ tluo s
\ sen. 1871; Delaware, Lackaw'nNa anu
Western. 1853; Denver and Il Uranus
preferred 55]s; Erie, 21; do. 'reIerreo;
49,; Fort Wayne, 152; Illins Oe1 Tpa
| lOi: Lake Shore, 12S; MicRa9 zen zen
I ira. los; Missouri Pacific, As Norl0lk
and Western preferred, 329(; 0rthern IA
cifie. 1861; do preferred. 43H NorlnW y
ern 1929; do preferred IA New YORK
Central, lO7ll; Pacific Mp %; Peoria
/ Decatur and Evansville, = 5Ittso oai
1856; Pullman Palace, 1914 Reaulng' 90
Rock Island, s39s; ST. Los ana S SAM iran an
cisco first preferred, St; Paul PAU q;
do preferred 12l; Tele9s,stee ,I CoaI ana AM
/ Iron, 26ls; Texas Pacih "a Onlon ca
/ ci6c, 81: United StSs Express; or
/ Western Union, 81; nsellnS anu LAKE
/ Erie. IS; do. preferredoEs, o., NJ.
/ Mining StOcks-Ch9r : Or0W va. - IuC'
| go: Consolidated CaprniS anu lrHln ia
200; Deadwood, -; ouII anu curry; , o.
I - go, Mexican. rs: North
GU Co. 0Dtario $50; Ophir, 100; Ply
/ ,,o,,,b IN. Sierra evada, 70; Standard,
| 100; Union Con-. 0; silow SScAe. ou'
| Iron Silver, 80; GlcK silver, @oOi uo pre-
ferred, 1900; Buler' To-
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, April THE demand for
dry goods was moderate. Interest in dress
goods widens out with the additional ar
ticles brought forward.
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The Metal Market.

New York, April 4--Pig iron, quiet;
American si2 75al5 80. Copper, weak; lake
sl1 40. Lead, firm at a 05. Tin, weak;
straits so 80.
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hal n AR. DIYlsION.

FOR Pitt,burg o:lO aud :2)a IN. and 600 ..
m daily. sud I.3Dp m. daily except sunday
For Pittsburg aui the hast W p IN aAly'
washington Accommodation 500 p. m. ex.
cant Qunday
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USeuRrnl 5Ipttrrs.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
souTu BOUND.

On and after Monday. Dec is, Passenger
Trains will run a. follows: 'Dhily. tDAily
Exc.pt sunday. Central Time.
,ouTu BOUND. /
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From PlttsburR. 1906 a m daily, ie:tb .. m
,.cept sunday, $50 and 10 10 y 10. daily
Warrington Accommodation. 1880 A. a. daily
except sunday. sorrt
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PRODUCE
mhnlnsale Market ouotatIons.

WHEELING, April 4, leSc-
Butter is still scarce and in strong de
mand at last weeks quotations. With
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A Counln nffnh.

Such dainty dainty idea inc quite
new-color the water in yur finger
bowls match your decontiGs. II can
be done quite easily win few drops
Of fruit juice. To eolor he water
green, byuise handful Of Ass and let
IT stand in alcohol half q, hour; then
drop the cOlored alcohol h the water
oeor will soon disappear md the water
will be beautiful green.
Well, OF all things. Ripe fruit serv-
ed at dinners now must nave the mon
ograms Of your guess O, it! Send the
monograms Of the friends you will have
To dine with you-Say fys months from
now-to your fruit grover and when
MS peaches and pears begin TO grow
he will cut the monograns out Of paper,
past them on the fruit, ana behold
when the fruit is ripensi, the paper re-
! there is the mOnogam imbedded
In the fruit in pale green IN you think
this lad" will become veky ppular?
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,Y, Pennsylvania Stations.
vlEGnnSVIVania lnRS!
az Trains Run by Central Time.

rrrxrr Oyryczs AT PKvfErLviyrA szirfos ~
W.TrK ~ FOoT % Ks.rsEnTn IT. NEErfffoi
AZ Nrf,rnK EOrsE. WnTrfTso, AID - me
PrxrsrLv4pIA S1srfos. DsiDofroHt.
eor-ruursr srsrEa-" Pa EIrDLE Fo-~g
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ARRIyG

Chicago Express. I.i5 and b:f0 a. m. daily.
and i206 p. m, except Sunday, and b:0 p. m.
Cincinnati Express. $50 a. m. and S:0 ?. m.
Columbus Accommodation. Ia:6p m. daily
except sunday. -.
81. ClairsVills Accommodation, l2:oo p. IA. and
b.85 o. IN except sunday
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NhsaIIns Bridsa and TsrmIalI RaIIEI

General PASSENGER Agent, Bal.imQrs
Ia LANE Wheeling. dcH
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BAD drainage causes much sRkness,
ana oaa blood aud improper acton Of
the liver and kidneys is dad drainage to
Ine human 1l system, which BUrtock
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money l-2a6 Per Cent-Governments
Dull-Stoeks Steady-FlOur Dull and In
changed-Wheat, Higher.
NEW YORK, April Mooney, easy at
9IZa6 per cent. last loan 4 per cent closed
offered at 4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper Gar per cent. Sterling exchange qulet
1seI/a1S-S[
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after wednes.
day June l.lS93 uaiHs will run as .Oll0ws-
city time
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From New York. PHILADELPHIA aud Baltimore
s:25 and f0:2i a. m. and li:3D r. m. deily
,umbsrl.nd Accommodation, 80 p. m. sK-
cept sunday %. An.
MoundsVille Accommodate !.ii m anu
l:10 and 1888 p. M except suaaAy' anu ~ =
A. m daily
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
NEARING THE END.

The BoIIinen Company Will Close
Its Engagement the Middle OF
June.
The engagement of the Bollman COM
pany for this season is rapidly drawing
TO a close. There will be but two more
performances during May, and one or
two in the early dates for June. Its en-
gagement has been remarkably success
full from dramatic standpoint, ana
from an educational point OF view mas
been of iucalcuIable value to the Ger
man-speaking population, as IL mas
given renewed interest ana SplrlI W
their mother tongue, Whlcn mas Weht
further than the formation OF any So
cletv with Interests in the same dlreccc
ton. Ithas not only presented pictures Vi
life in their home country. Dut mas e!l-
couraged more general conversation III
the daily walks OF life among thOSe M MWno
have heretofore almost entirely neg
jected this feature. Financially their
engagement has not been the success
they have deserved, but it has left them
III very good shape for the next season,
and if the German population of St
Paul will close the season with the
patronage they have faithfully earned
at the hands Of their countrymen, they
will close with handsome surplus: If L,
Director Bollman and every member OF
his company are due the thanks OF the
class of theater-goers whom they have
endeavored to amuse and entertaln'a 'anc
they will Undoubtedly give their unlteo
aid"in carrying the enterprise to sue
cessful issue. For this evening the
play selected is "Sie Weiss EtwaS" OF
''Sie Knows Something" 1t is four
act comedy by one of the best German
writer's. r.. Knispel, and who has writ
ten all the comedy gems of the teutonl'
stage. AS an indication Of the merits o
his writings it need only be stated tina
over cne-haif of his writings have peel pee
translated into the English tongue. I'M
play gives the entire company an oppof
tunity, and from now till the last per
formance in June every German in st
Paul should turn out to show his de
sire for repetition of the enEagemen
next winter. New talent Will be EN-
gagged for tie next season, and gran'
farewell should be given all the Oh
favorites OF this engagement.