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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-23
DIvIDEND NO. l5e.

Union National Bank of Westminster,
Westminster, Nd, June l6, 1884, I
The President and Directors of this Bank
have this day declared a Semi. Animal Divi-
dend of FIVE PER CENT. upon the Capital
Stock of the Bank, clear of National and
State Taxes, payable on and after Monday,
July 2, 1894. Baltimore City Taxes and
County Taxes will be deducted from the
Dividend. J. W. Herring,
ju23 st Cashier.
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OUR FERTILIZER

Our FERTILIZER
DEPARTMENT.
All large concerns have their business
divided of into separate departments, ana
special attention given to each department.
We have for years had our business divided
into various departments. We mention
them;
Our Grocery
Retail Department,
Our Feed Department,
Our Fertilizer Department,
Our Milling Department,
Our Hay
ana
Straw Department.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-23

All large concerns have their business
divided of into separate departments, and
special attention given to each department.
We have for years had our business divided
into various departments. We mention
them;
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MO. 1898 EQUITY.

True copy-Test:
june % At BENZ. f. GROUSE, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03
BRAZILIAN SITUATION.

Measures Taken 10 Crush Out the Re.
bellion-ThC Yellow Fovcr.
Rio De JAXEERo, March PRESIDENT
Peixoto to-day issued two important de-
crees. The first OF these announce
ments calls ior an increase in the
strength OF the regular army and will
therefore, impose additional burdens
upon the people and increase the al
ready heavy taxation to n great degree.
This increase OF the strength OF tho
regular army is said to be the first step
i'll 4 movement TO crush out the re-
belllon in this neighbOrhood and in the
south. and should this object be at
tanned. it may be said that the addi-
tionNl burden which the people will be
called upon to bear vii! after all be
blessing in disguise.
The second decree issued by the Pres
ident provides that persons accused OF
treason shall be tried by military law,
which would seem to indicate that addi-
tional repressive measures are necessary.
At the same timo it is announced that
martial law will not be proclaimed so
long as the situation remains as tran
quill as it is now.
Yellow fever continues to spread here.
Yesterday there were ninety-one deaths
from that disease in this city, and in
addition twenty deaths from other levers
were recorded.
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laXod condition Of tho arteries admits n
larger current Of blood, and, rs n conse-
quenCe, ita motion becomes SO much slow
or and more sluggish, congestion OF the
lining OF the blood vessels ensues, with
the resulting formation OF morbid mat
ter, which is thrown into tho blood
stream, producing rheumatism, govt,
neuralgia, diseases OF tho liver and kid
neys, nervous weakness aud debility,
and the many direct signs of impure
blood, as skin diseases in some OF the
many forms.
Paiue's celery compound cures ncr-
vous debility.
The recently published testimonials
from W. Z. Anthony, N. D., OF Provi.
dence, Z. H. Judkins. NJ. D., OF Portland,
DR.. ]. Fl. Lindsey, c. f. Cole, NJ. D.,
and medical director OF the Prairie du
CHEN Medical Institute, and hosts OF
prominent practitioners all over the
country havo resulted in the most cx-
traordinary sale OF this extraordinary
remedy that WAS first prescribed by Dr..
Phelps, of Dartmouth college. and has
since come to be known to the medical
profession. and. in fact, the whole PEG.
pie. as Paine's celery compound.
People OF the highest standing in all
classes OF soCiety,in every city and town
in the Union, have been benefited BY
the use OF this, the greatest of all rene
dies Tor the cure OF the numerous ills
that result from impaired nervous sys-
TEN and Impoverished blood.
II makes peonla we'll
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THE WORLDS FAIR,
Its Financial History-TOtal Receipts IN
FrpNnIjt,ras

Its Financial Nistory-T0tal Receipts and
Expenditures.
WASHISGToN, D. c., March 2.-The
financial history OF the Worlds Colum.
bian Exposition is fully outlined in the
report OF the auditor OF the board OF
directors, which was presented to the
house to-day by Representative Dockery,
OF the joint committee to investigate
the expenditures of the fair. The bal
ance sheet shows tho following ex.
penses. cents omitted:
Preliminary organization 500, GIL; gen.
eFai and operating expenses S7,443,563 !;
construction expenditures SlS,562, 52S,
post exposition expenses SS2S, 922; net
assets 81 ,522,S3+. Total $2S,44S,52
The other side OF the sheet is:
Capital stock. $780,, 075; City OF Chi
cago, S5,000,00O; souvenir coins and pre-
MUM on same, s., 4i6, 676; gate receipts,
SlO,6Ol, l15; concession receipts, S3.774,-
400; interest, $4,000; general receipts,
SSO7,49O; post exposition receipts, Sl23,-
Gi9. Total, SIS, 44S,524.
From the net assets is to be deducted
S9T,002 net liabilities, leaving the bal
ance OF assets Sl,424,S4I. The estimated
liabilities on February II, SSll.OlS.
The estimated salvage from the fair
amounts to $4,000. from which is to
be deducted sales amounting to S6l,O74,
and probable collections from out stand.
ing accounts. amount to 100000,
The average daily receipts OF the fair,
exclusive OF Sundays. were $3.50 and
acreage daily expenses exclusive OF Sun.
days S2l,9S9.
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~ feel like new man." says Brira-
'dier General W. l.. Grconleaf, OF the Ma
tional Guard Of Vermont.
~ do not know the equal OF Paino's
celery compound"
Brigadier General Greenleaf, of Bur-
llnGton, Vt, is man OF national repu-
tation.
Asa soldier, he has the courage OF his
convictions, and manfully makes pub
lie statementot what he knows will ben.
cit others. lie writea rs follows:
Permit me to add nv testimony to
the valuable qualities OF Paine's celery
compound, which | consider the best
preparation OF its class on the market.
From an experience OF nearly twenty
years in the handling OF drugs, am ia
mIilar with the medical properties OF
its various ingredients; and l do not
hesitate to recommend it. especially rs
/ never heard OF case where it did not
give perfect satisfaction.
= have used it myself on several &C.
casions, and always with benefit. Last
spring, being very much run down and
deollitated, l procured some of Painc's
celery compound and commenced TAX
ing II. Tho first bottle produced very
marked results, and the use OF two bot
ties made me feel like n new man. As
general tonic | do not know its equal"
Nervous debility produces morbid
changes in the blood vessels. They be.
come relaxed, weakened, and lose their
state OF healthy contraction. The re.
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LOCAL BItEVlrIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou
tho City.


tho City.
MArlyErs ut both theatres to-day.
OPERA House this evening Tho
RainmakCrs"
TIE GRAND this eyening-GuS Hills
New York Stare.
TODAY is pay day at the Wheeling
Iron and Steel Company's plants and
at tho LRDelle mill.
A MEETING OF the council committee
on police was to have been held last
night, but no quorum was obtained.
4 POWER OF attorney from tho JelIor-
son Iron Works, OF Steubenvilic, to
John C. Riholdaaer was yesterday filcd
with Clerk Hook.
EDWARD i. CARSEY was yesterday
appointed administrator OF tho estate OF
Francis X. Crowley, deceased, and gave
bond in $500. with J. II. Hobbs as
surety.
AFTER this evenings performance Of
"rhe RainmGkers," the next attraction
at tho Opera House will be Willie Col.
licr, in "Ioss and Hoss," next Friday
evening.
THE barber shop just south OF the
creek, burned tho othor day, is being
rebuilt. Tho damage done by the fire
At the Beabout club rooms, on Chapline
street, was also repaired yesterday.
HARVEY Roy, charged with disorderly
conduct at the Cako wall; in the Musee
theatre the night before, was the only
case in the police court yesterday morn
ing. He WAS fined s. and costs, which
he paid.
House. & IlEERNASS will to-day make
their last free distribution OF fresh
meat and bread at their store, 1900
Main street, from 0 n. III. to noon. Only
women who call in person can secure
the goods.
THE Sidney OFT mission band last
evening celebrated the third anniver-
sary OF its existence ut tho First Pres
byterian church. An appropriate pro-
gramme was well rendered before
pleased audience.
YESTERDAY the county commissioner
road and bridge committee met and
agreed TO recommend that the board
grant the American Telephone and Tel
telegraph Company the right OF way over
county roads for which it potitioued.
TIE Messenger for March is out The
quarterly issue makes great hit in
giving Il picture OF the ferryboat which
the Island people have secured. 1t also
includea in its advertising columns
some OF the best business men in the
city.
ANOTHER good house greeted Gus
Hills New York Star Vaudeville Com.
pany at the Grand last night, and all were
delighted with the performance, which
is really 4 No. from beginning to end.
It will be repeated this afternoon and
evening.
AcHARrER was issued by the secretary
OF state to the Warrington Opera House.
with principal Office ut Warrington, W.
Va. Tho incorporates are ". +. uamil-
ton, ]. V. Huly, j. Walter Rex, L. c.
Martin, c. Burt, J. NJ Barrack, J. C.
Burchinal, C. K. Snod.rass, r. W. Roger,
". B. Sine and J. F. Rex. Capita! sub
scribed $1,000 and authorized capital
$1,000, shares 500 each.
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REFUSED a pEERaGu.

Gladstone Declines tho Honor From tho
0uccn-Hc Recommends His Successor.
LoSpos. March MIR. Bayard, the
United States ambassador, and Mrs.
Bayard were among tho guests who
dined with the queen at Windsor Castle
this evening.
In his consultation with the queen
Mr.. Gladstone explained fully to her
majesty the reasons for his retirement,
The queen expressed her regrets that
the country should lose his services, and
offered him peeraso. This Mr.. Glad.
stone declined to accept. Mr.. Glad
stone recommended that Lord Rose
berry be appointed as his successor. A
telegram was sent later to Lord Rose.
berry. who is at EPSON. su,nmoninc him
10 Windsor 10. 3 o'clock tomorrow alter.
noon.
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ONLY HOME GOODS.
Proposed Organization Of Wheel
ing's Patriotic Women
WILL PROBABLY SOON Be EFFECTED
Aud tho Members VIII Only buy
Goods Of American Manufactured
General Interest Ia the Project AL
Over tho Country, and the QrGauIza.
ton May he II National One,

As chroniclcd in tho ISrrLLlGEScER
somo time ago, there has been a move.
ment among certain patriotically in.
clined womon OF tho South Side looking
to tho organization OF IN association,
the principal object Of which would be
to discourage tho purchase OF goods OF
foreign manufacture, and encourage the
consumption OF American manutac.
turcd articles wherever possible. The
movement was allowed to slide along
Tor tho past two months until it was az.
sured that the Wilson "revenue" bill
would pass through both branches Of
tho national legislature.
It is now generally conceded that the
bill with most OF its iniauitious pro.
visions practically untouched, will be
unearthod from the senate and 60 tho
President. who, OF coutse. will a. once
sign, making it law. This being tho
state Of affairs, tho ludieS who arc 70.
sponsblo for tho conception OF the
Loyal Legion OF American Women
achemo will probably soon meet and
perfect their organization. The recent
publication regarding the proposed Or
gNnizAtion. in tho INTELLIGEScER,
aroused general and in many cases ia.
vorRble comment all over the country,
and 1t would not be surprising if tho
Wheeling legion should be the nucleus
OF great national organization having
the same patriotic and commendable
principles.
The " heeling idea-as it will now be
known-may yet be great factor in the
economic affairs OF the day.
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THE nAl,NspAnn CASE.

Mrs. BnrnSdnll Awarded the Custody OF
Her Children-The Judges Good Advice.
PITrsBURGn, March 2.--Judgo White
this afternoon dismilscd tho habeas
corpus proceedings Of Theodore n.
Darnsdall for tho possession Of his two
children.
In rendering tho opinion Judge
White said: 81 have written an opin.
ion remanding tho children to the Gus.
tody OF Mrs. Barnsdall, but there must
and should DO some changes in tho
conduct OF husband wife for tho sake Of
these children, il not for their own.
Neither father nor mother should say a
word to poison tho minds OF these chill.
dren against either.
"Chlldrcn," added tho court, ~ want
to say TO you that you should love both
your father and mother and nevor say
anything to hurt the feelings OF either.
You will 1.-Two with your mother, but you
must not forget to remember you have
a father and should love both"
That the children wanted to remain
with the mother was evident and was
shown by their looks OF delight. The
judge, in his opinion, merely goes over
the testimony and onlarGes on his rea.
sons. He suggests that $50 per month
for each OF the children Is a moderate
sum in addition to the $50 the wife al.
ready receives.
Tho court said that the attorneys for
Mrs. Barnsdall had made nil offers for
fair and moderate settlement NJ to
money matters. but the offers had been
declined by Mr.. Barnsdsll. The two
childron cane around the table, kissed
their father and then left the room with
thoir mother, happy and contentcd.
In his opinion Judge White says:
There is no evidence, or oven alega-
ton against the moral character or re-
putation OF the wife. Tho evidence
shows that the mother is devoted to the
children, IS well qualified to tako care
OF them and they are attached to her.
"From the husbands character,
habits OF life and frequent absences
romhome, he is not fit person 10 have
the immediate custody OF these girls. 1t
would be pcrilous thing to place them
under the control OF stranger"
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TIE CMRIsriAN CHURCH
Will Hold Services in the Tabernacle IN,
Mission ChnpeiS.

Will Hold Services in the Tabernacle and
Mission Chnpeis.
Rev. W. II. Hayden, pastor OF the
First Christian church, has returned
home from Iowa, where he has been for
about month, engaged in n most in
,eresting protracted meeting. Mr.. Hay
den will preach to his congregation in
the ITearne tabernacle tomorrow
morning at 1915 o'clock. to which SER
vico the public is cordially invited. The
Sunday school will also DO held at the
Tabernacle tomorrow morning at 9:3O
o'clock.
Extensive repairs are now being made
ut tho church, and it is probable that
the house can not be used Tor church
purposes fof two or three weeks. In
the meantime, evening services will be
held in the Thirty-first street mission
chapel and in the Broadway mission
chapel at 7:3O o'clock, alternately, the
first service to be held at the chapel on
Ihi.ty-iirst street at 1880 o'clock to.
morrow evening.
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bad ono on account OF It's tonacity. AS
soon as he recovors he may 20 TO Nor.
folk, Va, whore it Ia thought no will BIO
benefited by tho brcczOs.
Lieut.. Walter Tcrrill. Of tho police
force, was receiving congratulations
yesterday on tho arrival OF n now girl
baby at his house ut an early hour yes.
terday morning.
4 telegram was received yesterday
from Chief OF Police MCNchol, saying
that he and Officer Wost had arrived Mt
Augusta, Ga, nil right with their crazy
charge, and that they liked tho town 10
we'll they thought OF locating there.
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Sptcia; Dispatct to Tic Enhli7m:s,.
kISGwooD, W. Va, March Roy c.
Stone, aged 81 years, died OF typhoid
fever to-day at II o'clock. Mr.. Stone is
well known in this section OF West Vir-
ginia as an extensive music dealer.
j. J. Cooke, OF Howesvillc, this county,
ono OF the Oldest and best known bust.
ness-men, died to-day OF dropsv. He
has friends in Wheeling, and q son of
his ia a Catholic priest in Ohio.
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i'en.Cent Articles.

suspeendcrs, Clothes lines, 25cent Iewelrv
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages, Jail PadlocSs.
Royal Needle Packages. onc.haIf pound Tea, La.
dies .U'cent Hose Dolls, 2j.ceut CUT ButtonI
Mirrors, Pocket Knives
We hre constantly receiving bargains md can.
not quote prices, as they arc here today AMI
gone Tomorrow. It Il our uim 10 ALWAYS have
something new ut prices that Will make you buy.
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FivG-Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, ChIldrcn's Hose Rolling Pins
lockwood Rules. CuAHuttons, Tin Buckets, Com.
binalt9n GlAsS Cutters. Boys Knives PoEers,
rams Richter Harmonious Towels, 80 Needle
PacEnTcs. SpcctGclcs. Dime Cologne Hair Curl.
s,TS; school slntes Lamp burners, Shoe DrossLuC,
Ladies' Pins. Table Knives
Nun: Decent articles In our scent list Como
arlQ take them ont Of our way
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FOIlr-Cnnt Articles.

One set Teaspoons, Patent slcove Holders Boys
SuSpcndcr, Catk's o. n, T. Thread. Children,
BIDS Eubher Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Ease. Tot Covers, Tooth Brushes. Fro Shovels,
Iowel:ny. Charm Knives, MuclIagc Sewing Ma.
ChinG OH Scrub brushes, Linen Thread. Hand
saw FILES, suspcnders, Pencil Boxes, Calico, Mus.
ms nnd hundreds OF other articles going at this
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TirCe-Cent Articles.

Ladies' lIandkerchiCiS. Shaving Brushes, 1
dozen Dress Buttons Stamped Clippers. Match
shicS, Machine oil Cans Potato Washers. dozen
Safety rms: Pertumed Toilet Soap pale SclS.
s0rS. Pint Tunnels, Jelly Plates Curry Combs |
dozen shoe LaCes. School States. DaStlnS Spoons
hccnt Tablets, Cork Screws. lIarmonIcas, CakO
Turner's, Mouse Traps, Windsor Tics
Come hero for Bargains, We will not dISappolnt
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Eight.Cent Articles

-, Monkey WTenches, whIsk Rrooms Wash ROWS
Tin Buckets. Long Handle Fire Shovel,, Rules.
Hosiery Large Lamp Burners. Box Paper and
envelopes Spring Balances. Scissors BLANK
Books, Patent Buttons.
Onr customers know good thing when they
sceiL Join the procession 10 our store,
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SiN.Cnnt irticInS

ri, one set Table Spoons, Blank Books, Purses.
ShiEttng. SUSpondcrs Butcher Knives IO.cent
Laccs; sleeve Buttons, Decent EmbroIderleS,
Scrrbbing Brushes Gents Hall Hose.
MefchnntS Invited. We have bargains for you
and It will pay you 10 call,
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS,
WHEELING, W. VA.
One Cent Articles.

& Heavy Envelopes. good Pen Holders. & Steal
Pens. MOmorandumIBoOk. Sheets Note Paper, :
launches HAIR Pins, Handkerchief, / Thlmblo,
! paper Fins. | paper Needles. spool SILK Twist.
2 dozen Hooks lnd Eyes. DArnns Needles.
Nutmeg Crater, dozen Brass Pants DuttonI.
Hat Fin. box Carpet Tlck'. dozen Clothes
Fins. Tablet, l sct Knitting Needles
Lots Of scent goods goiug az cent
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The "Rainmakers" are at the Behler.
A. y. Prichard, OF Warrington, is at
the McLure.
Charles Smith and wife, OF Welsburg,
are at the Behler.
a. N. Francis, OF New MartinsyilIe, is
Windsor arrival.
c. c. Davis, OF Parke.sburg, registered
at the Windsor yesterday.
Charles Johnson, OF Parkersburg, was
Behler arrival yesterday.
John V. Turner, OF Charleston, regis.
tered at tine Beh.er yesterday.
George Wickham, OF Sistersville, reg.
istesed at the Windsor yesterday.
Fred St-aub. the barber, OF the South
Side, is seriously i'll with the grip.
Oscar Jenkins, OF Parkeraburg. and
0. B. Raney and wiic, OF Sistersvillc,
registered yesterday at the Stamm.
T. E. Layhead. OF tho A,chison. To-
paka & Santa Fe Railway Company, ia
III tho city, guest OF the Win dsor.
Miss Bessie Marsh, OF the Island, has
returned home. alter pleasan, visit 10
her sister, Mrs. Lentz, in NorSantown.
Captain William Otto resumed his
duties at the North Wheeling glass
works yesterday, after prolonged ill.
ness.
Miss Sara Mendol, OF the Island, lett
yesterday afternoon for Wellshurg,
whore she will visi. her friend, Mrs. b.
W. Baird, ior several days.
Miss Ida Bushfeld, OF Pittsburgh.
who has been visiting Miss jamie Good
for the past two weeks, has returned
home. accompanied by Miss Bessie
Good
L. P. Reitz, 7. ?. Reitz and D. NJ.
Sharpnock were 4 trio OF Petroleum
citizens who were on business visit
yesterday, and autographed at the
Stamm.
Ri. Rev. Mgr. Sullivan, Who resigned
his position rs administrator OF tho do
cese OF Wheeling, is still ut the North
Wheeling hospital. Father Sullivan's
illness, while not serious. is rather
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Seren.Cent Articles.

', Colcn,c's Palm Soap, large Dressing Combs,
dies i!NndEerChiGfS Mixed BIRD Seed White.
wash brushes, lnrge Thu Cups, Wash Paus. Shears
AZ ms popular prize we oder many a,ticlei
worth douDle tho nionnr N-s'~'
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TwO.Cent Articles.

II dozen Buttons, | Fine Comb bottle Ink,
PlntTIn Cups. lIRudkGrchicis. Cake CuttcrS, Pep,
rcr Boxes, LanEtry Hair Pins Carpenter Pencils
CUR buttons, Pic Pans. Pocket Combs. Napkins
Can Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet Scan. GImlctS
Iapc Lines. Rubber Tipped Pencils. HAIR
CrimpcrS
wcdcal only In Bargains aud give big value
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BERLIN, March .. - Two thousand
students met this evening to protest
aeainat the TACT that socialism has been
developed in anti-Semite character.
Resolutions were passed at the ,neating
requesting the University authorities to
allow the Btudonts free expression OF
opinion. kilograms were sent to the
emperor and Prince Bismarck convey
ing expression OF homage and respect.
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Merchant Tailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will bs
ready IN short time our cutter, Mr., III. T.
Marlowe; vii! show you all the latest STYLES and
patterns IN this line aud We will savc you MONEY.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.

Yesterdays DEPARTURE

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Ben Hur, Kemplc. PariersburS, liam.
Scotia. AElGw. Pittsburgh. a. N.
Liberty, Booth Ciaringto, $50 p. N.
Courier llyor, Pittsburgh. 10 p. IL.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY
Iron Queen. Kerr. Cincinnati. . a. IN.
X. +. Phillips. Mcndel. MatGmogas, 1880 q. m.
Liberty, booth. ClGriEgIOn. $50 p. N.
BoATs LEAVING SUNDAY.
Zen Hur, Kcuple, Pittsburgh. Ia. m.
Lizzie Bay Maddy. PiltSbursh E a. IN.
Keystone State, Calhoun. Pittsburgh, : O, II.
Scotia. AgHew, Cincinnati. Sa. IN.
Courier, !Iyer, PHrEcrsbuTg. noon.
The stage OF water at the public land.
ing last evening was feet 10 inches.
Among the towboats that passed up
yesterday were the Acorn and Joseph
Walton at 3 p. M, Boaz and Twilight at
. p. NJ, the latter on one engine.
Last nights hcadwater reports were
as follows:
Oil City-Riyor feet : inches and
rising; weather warm and clear.
Morgantown-River foot and rising :;
weather fair and pleasant.
GreensDoro-River . icet II inches
and rising; weather fair and slightly
cooler.
Warren-River l foot . inches and
falling; mild and cloudy.