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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

PALACE HOTEL.
i Green Oakland q Yeitler Nevada f,t+1-
ID b WaTwlcE. Grass Val w j ThomDson Wonrera-
d VI MCConaughy, Colo f Cohn -
A J. PCntaug, c w Penfield Cbicago
W HoMafu' san Dlego X ones a c. Colo
Max SEiZman. Ariz ! Hemtayant Junctn ~,
MIS- r Newell Jr & fam h Harris & W C'IeVelnd
Junction Clty Wilton, y Y
4 VI oht Eolnery Jr, MISS j Montgomery. Miss
J. u naNls, Nhlcago w Archer, Iowa
~ Ruck6T. San Jose Mrs d w Archer iowa
d = Dawson 4 W, St Cruz c II Lincoln santa cru
q W >a10eIs q ". "a j A hcMurUrie, Cal
d u AiaIt OaI McDermOtt, Africa
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Lewis Corte, Bak erSfeld A wilkins, Cal
b A OllIm ore Los Ang l. DAVIS, Utah
e. rogers herced holmond&W MERGED
hupt' 1heIlS NJ Griffith. Toledo
mos aFheI Ioledo Mike W elmer, Oakland
Lopt hetI, MenulcOn y w SChiffman, " iIIows
e. Lshlof' telal una w Ludolph, SauSalito
Z helslt oHer' SaGsallto Swisher, Baden
IeO COX, burlington / Wyiar. Itburon
7 Woou ". EarIyille Dickson, Earlvllle. Ia
RObt Dickson, Earlyiile J c Ward & W FarlviIIe
Mrs Wilson. Koseburg RevTN Wilson Roseburg
Louis COrte, Bakersfield j Powell a W San lose
VIM AnnyI, Los Angeles
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
b Cambron. GuernviIle W R IaIaoi. Ind
Myers, hlo vista w Thompson Lafayette
I Harris, or w Miller, Post or
NJ o BToOcie, Scotland o b SHIRT Sacto
geo W agner' Etna Frank Floyd, Etna
Il 4 fOWeu, Albany. OF w Obenwur d sis ter
- L Edwards, Stockton inIaW Fort Scott
+ Morton, Sacto
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RAD!
COM RAD!
CON RAD!

accepting the Presidency
State Lottery Company shall not
Nanufa curing Louis
all proposals
communications PAUL CONRAD, Cortez
Care Central America
g.
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NORTH GERMAN LL0Yl S. S. C0.

SPREE, HANEL, LAIN. TRAVE. SAALE, AL
Ter, EMS, WERRA, FULDA ELBE,
KAISER WILHELM IL
New York. southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY Landing passengers in
southampton in 712 days less from ew York
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW YORK, GIBRALTAR, GENOA,
Kaiser. May 20, 9 A. NJ. lFuIda July p. 10 AN
WerIa, june 2. a. NJ. Vera, Aug. IL Noon
Fulda, june 10, An. Fulda. Aug. rs, Noon
Vera, July D, p NJ. W ezra. Sept. To- 10 A NJ
Cabin rates from $50 upward.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific
Coast lis Montgomery street, under Occidental
Hotel. San Francisco ia7 Iy THU
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balances. $4,000.
wheat-Walla walIa, 75c; Valley, 77la@sOc =
ctl
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S. p. MIDDLETON G CO.,
AUCTlONEERS.

AUCTIONEEkS,
VIII sell at public auction to the highest bidder
in United States gold coin for account OF the
London and San Francisco Bank whom 1t may
concern on Saturday. June 3 1884. at 10 O'clocN
A. M, nVe bonds Numbered 10 to II inciusive)
Tor one thousand dollars each of the California
Iron and Steel Company OF San Francisco at their
salesroom, SO Montgomery ST.. san francisco
nY24 OF
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money call easy at q; last loan q; closed
at ~ Prime mercantile paper, 212@51a%. Ster
ling exchange steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 SSsI "a SO for demand and
81 S712@4 1874 Tor sixty days. Posted rates,
81 SSLs "a 80. Commercial bills. 81 S61294 1864.
Silver certificates. 64G65e.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL eA
- fortnightly for the West Indies and SfSzE2P
Southampton. calling sn rOute ut ChurUOllx
France. and Plymouth, TO land passengers.
Through bills OF lading. IN connection with the
Pacific Mall s. g. Co. issued for freighs and treas.
ure to direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to Piy.
mouth, Cheroourg, southampton. First-class
sts6: third-oIasA s97 50. For further pnrticu.
lars apply 50 PARRoTT & CO., Agents
sos California St
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LONDON, May 23-Consols. iOO5s@IOO l.
Silver 2SIbd; French Rentes, iOlf 52Iac;
lion into Bank OF England, G91 900.
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CLOSING BONDS.
Foreign Mario Is.


LIVERPOOL, May 23.-The spot market is weak
at As Sd. Cargoes are weaker at 23s for of coast,
23s I'd for prompt shipment and 23s for nearly
due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter:
May, As sad; June, As 312d; July, IS i'd; Aug
ust As 4d; September, As Id; October, As 4d;
December, As 4 12d.
SECURITIES.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure rom San Francisco.
STEAMER. iDEsr1EArIos SAILS PIER.
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GUION STEAMSHIP co. u.,m,tea
Steamships sail Fortnlghtly between
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Arizona. May 26, g A. NJ Arizona June o. SAX
Alaska June g. 10 A. n. Alaska, July 4 -.
Cabin. $50 and upwards, according to location;
second cabin, S35; Storage. $50.
Beddlng and all Requisites furnished free.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, New York,
or g. w. FLETCHER, 613 Market St, T. 8.
MCKAY, 81 montgomery st., OF J. +. FUGAZI &c
CO., 19 Montgomery ave, san Francisco. mr. 20 SIN
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! b. leading futures ranged as follows;
Corn No. 2

" utaI NO. = OUIu NO. 2
Highest. Lowest Highest. Lowest
May. 1so 5414clMSy .,....371%c SIC
July. .561sc 561aclJuiy. .3S3sc 375sc
Sept.....5SJsc 573sclSept. ...3914c 3S5sc
Short RIBS per 90 IDS
May. S6l5 So 10 Lard per 100 lbs
July... SIS 20 80 O5 May. IS 9215 So So
Sept SO 20 So O71hiJune. SO 821a So 77Ia
Mess Pork per DBL July. So so SO 10
Juiy...$li 90 81 IS SEPT so % % 20
sept...sfl 9712$Il75
The cash quotations were as Follows: Flour un-
changed; No. Spring wheat 54s4c: No. 3 Spring
"heat' o4M No. Red. 3724c: No. Corn,
-: Prime Timothy seed, "a; Mess
Pork v bbl 81 8O@l1 s212; Lard. y 100 los.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


Arrived.
WEDNESDAY. May %.
Stmr Bonita. Green, 30 hours from Gaviota
produce to Goodall. Perkins Il Co.
Bktn NJ Grin1th Arey, 10 days from Port Had
lock: lumber and Iaths to w Adams.
Schr James Townsend, Wilson, days from
Fort Bragg: 200 NJ It lumber. to Fort Bragg Red.
wood Lumber Co.
Schr Abbie, Hanson. 80 hours from Caspar; III
NJ II lumber to CaspAr Lumber Co.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY %.
Stmr State Of California Ackey. Astoria: Good
all. Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Empire. lessen, SanamO: r Chandler.
Ship India, Merriman, Nanaimo; John Rosen-
feld's Sons
Bark Carrollton, Lewis Nanaimo; John Rosea-
feld's Sons.
Bark Ceylon, Calhoun. Honolulu; WEIGH & Co.
Sailed.
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Geographic.
POINT LOBOS - May % 10 Pm Weathe
clear; wind S; velocity II miles.
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FINANCE AND rl.Apl2.
Tho Features OF tho Money AMI stock
Nlnrkels


Erw YonW, Feb, 9G-Moncv on call easy nj /
PER cent last loan ! per cent: closed at / per
cent Prime mercantile paper aajS per cent.
sterling exchange steady bankers bills G. So
1 S.. oliver certificates j9%aCOgc. Total sales
Of stocks to-day wCtC 1855 Eharcs.
The week ODcnel quiet Oh livestock exchange,
but with decidedly unsettled tons In The spec
ulutiUu, Aby no means lncOuslurtnhlr nlnOuut
OF tic buying WhS for the short account. owing
TO the uRrT0WucsSOi tho London market. Thn
nrblulgr houses uil very llWlO business nj.
though there wrro some sales Ol Louisville ~
NASHVILLE for the foreign account, The west
was heavy buyer Of Distilllug largely 10 cover
short contracts, anu Philadelphia 6uirht Head.
luz In the belief that the reorganization il be.
rOnIng nearly II ryallGRtlOn. Sugar was the
leader OF the uiArkcL Large blocks Of stock
were tliOMu on Tue lnAtEri, Rud resulted In u
hFcuk IN the shares OF "a per cent Tho prr,
L,rrrd stock recorded dCClno of il; nrr cont.
Dlstilllng was moved up per cent IN Inc early
dealings, then came rather lrcctCl and ptlrrs
took dip OF Il : per cent, This was followed hy
renewed buying and q recovery Of pcr cent ut
the close. \ strong tone characterized the deal.
higs IN the grmrOfs, OF which Il. Paul was most
prominent and the closing figures show mi al
vance ON the duy Ot bsA;i reF cent Lead dc.
ClinCi from Saturdays closing H.. rcr cent.
Chicago Chs s0ln down u per cent IN tho open.
Ing trading, nnd advanced later j., per cent OF
witch only y per cent had been lost nj tho close.
Manhattan declined y aud COFtlaco pcr cent.
outside OF the shares named the movement md
the dealings were very light aud merely frac.
tlOuGl changes were made on the days lranSac.
tinns.
The railway ami miscellaneous bond market
was weak throughout the day snd closed de-
pressed In tone.
Government bonds tlrHl.
Stntp bonds quiet
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QuEsI, MAY Is THE sIlAll.

III" Persian MonnTch'n Coming Visit To
Enropo-IntcrcStIug Anecdotes About
hlm-iilS iInrom nnd iiH Cost.
CTC%SHts l from Pdpcr By Vol IAN %hdcr IN
thtcdgO Herald.
oncOmorc tho shah Of Persia threat.
ona nm invasion Of Europe, and In turn
Luropels uGhas. ut the fact. This timo
tho shah Is reported as having serious
purpose u. heart, that Of seeing the
continuance OF his dynasty vouchsaiOd
ny England and the triple alliance, and
IL Is quito likely that such IL tho fact,
since Russian aggression and cupidity,
coupled with Russian intrigue aud tho
VOL known "roublo on VOYAGE" have
become moro and more alarming fca'
ture In tho Persia OF to-day, so much 30
That il Is no evaporation to say that tho
sh0h has for years hold his power
us sovereign ruling nm indcnondent
country merely by Russian sniIcrance.
Certain it is that II Europe does not in.
ttorieru tho prosout Shah will DO tho
last OF his race, and lsan, whose GloriCs
antcdate those OF Rome and Greece,
will sink to tho level OF Russian PROV
lncC. Tho projected circular journey
OF tho Shah, therefore, to tho capitals OF
l:uropc, may DO interpreted as last
dIospairing attempt Of this potcntNto 10
Keep tho ancient kingdom intact aud TO
secure some valid guarantees OF Nutono.
nous rulc in tho event OF his death (he
Is now Gl) for the benefit OF his success.
BUr
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Nino out OF ten men when asking for
drink, will simply ask Tor "somet6inr
good" and out OF the nine there are not
two who know when 4 drink OF rood
whisl;ey, brandy, gin or rum ia sold
them. Few hotels or vendors OF lionorg
can assure their customers that thn
liquors set before them arc absolutolv
pure and old. One tastes almos, as
good rs the other; but you want to be
sure that you arc buyin. only 4 nure
liquor, VIC advise YOU to look n. tho
bottle and SEQ il tho name Of NAV
Klein is blown in tho bottle, and his
signature on tho label, and ii you soc il
there, you can bet your best dollar that
you arc getting 4 straight" article. His
Silver Age, DuQuesne and Bear Creek
Ryes recommended by physicians and
mon OF all professions. For sale bv
Wheeling Drug Company.
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CHICAGO, Eco. 2G.-Cattle. receipts 1900 head;
shipments ioIp head; market steady; iirst clnss
native steers 81 SON5 ~ export good natives 81 9ln
20; other Steers s. OOaS a. Hogs rcccipts Is 90
head: shipments H. 900 head; market heavy aud
lGc lower; rough heavy 81 GJai SO packers and
mixed s. "'al rji prime heavy 81 Oili 10; prime
mcntS 100 head: market steady; ion sheen 81 Ola
. %; top lambs 81 0Jai b.
EAST Liberty, Pa. Feb. o6-CattIc, receibs
1910 head; shipments ! 49, head; market slow
at about Inst weeks prices. Hogs. receipts 800
head; shipiuenE Ul0O head; maEsr, opened fair.
lyGcIiyc and closed slow; Philadelphia s. JQa
jGC; good Workers s. 5OaS IS; cuinmou s. 45aj Il,
Sheep, recclptSi.CoO head; shipments 500 head;
market firm best sheep and limbs ljnnic higher
than last week: common and fair unchanged.
CiScISSATl. o.. Feb. 26.-liogs in GOOD de.
nand at s. ;oal 81 receipts 5000 head; ship.
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MIR. REED ALARMED

in Concress-only Good Wage, IymI
Make Money TIu,h-what the Wilson
mi VIII do for the I.uburcr.
Ell Pe,Sin, IN Nero lors sun Dsm.l
I cnn son how EX-SENATOR Road u
a,..'u.. a., ,h.,,a,I a.J i.,.,, "a
""'uf"''y ''' pa' '''', "''" 'r'o''ectual
leader OF tho hcpuoIlcan minority in
tho house. His size ia tremendous b;s
MINI or;cl, and hc ia in dood o,.n..
49, -t.a,,i,: -. -, '''a''
"hch asAcu nun ""at mo senate
would do with tho Wilson bll!, he said:
81 begin to get alarmed. At frs. wo
thought tho cooler heaus oil tho senate
would put back on TO the tariff good
deal OF the SSf,OOo,OOO deficit and mako
u tariff Tor revenue according to the
Democratic platform. But now | zee
there IS anarchy IN tno senate. am
afraid that tho wilson bill will go
through tho senate with itS worst feat
ures retained. 4heSouthcrhltee traders
are in power.
''liow will THIS Affect tho Democratic
partyT" asked.
1T will destroy 1t IN tho north, but
with its destruction will come great
damage TO the republic. l should like
TO see tho party wreck itself, but feel
that patriotism should take tho place OF
party now. II were northern Dem
ocrat | would put that SSi 100000 deficit
bAck. Then they can 30 back TO the
foolish voters aud say: 'Wc have done
your bidding. We have made 4 tariff
ior revenue only and for the whole rev.
enUc.' As IT Is and Will be the voters
will say: 'lou have not made tariff
Tor revenue. You have made FREQ trade
in some things and destroyed tho roy
caue on others. You have caused our
wages to BIO cut % per cent to fit your
Notwithstanding tariff. You have
stopped mills. made workmen paupers
and taken billions OF wage money ont
OF circulation and run the country in
debt besides.
"ITow can money be made flush
again?" l asked, and Mr.. Reed an
swered:
There is no way to put money in.
circulation except through wages paid.
Issuing government bonds doesn't
make circulation. The laborers must
earn it and spend il, aud that will make
it flush. The statisticians say the %, OOO,-
900 laborinG people earn when they are
at work from So, 10000 to Si000O,0OO a
day. The Wilson tariff bill will cut
these wages from 10 TO % per cent. The
10 per cent cut on ,SiO,OO0,0OO will be a
loss OF 81, OOO,OOO day to laboring men.
or 81 ,2OO.OO0,OOO IN 4 year. A - per
cent cut in wages will take $1,000, 200, 600
out OF circulation. One-third of our
labor is idle now. This idlencss is cost.
ing US probably $40 1000 day. / do
not wonder tnat the times are hard and
that money Is tight. There is money
enough in the banks. They are glutted,
but labor isn't getting it. twill stay
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MEDICAL.
no Money Required OF Icsponsh'o lux
TICS to Commence Treatment.
DIR. OTTMAN,

Formerly OF Sew York, now Of THE FRANCE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE Co:
lumb,s, Ohio by request OF many friends and
patients, has decided to visit
bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
February 81.
Bellalre, Windsor lIOtol, Thursday,
March 1.
Consultation and examination free and strict.
only. 49,"
The Doctor describes the different diseases
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nosiic bowers have created wonders Throughout!
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female Diseases, aud the treatment Of seminal
mcnEncss, Loss OF Manhood and Errors OF lou!h;
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man discovered as used BY DIS Franco u Oh
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8 s 20 W. Cay St, one block north of
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corporatcd 1855. Capital $500 coo.
DRs' FRAScE and OrTHtAS, OF New York, the
e:ainent Specialists, OH account OF their large
practice in Ohio. have established the Framed
Medlc, Institute. where all diseases will be sue,
eesSialI treated on the most Scientific prin.
ci2les.l The Institute has for its Faculty
corps OF recognized specialists, each eminent
IN his Profession. Their long. experience III tho
largest hospitals in the world enables them 70
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ffhato Diseases also Diseases of the Eycnnd Ear.
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HOFFMAN, after wears of experience, have dis
covered the greatest cure known for all dis.
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The cure Is effected by homo treatment. En-
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~ Ihey h1vc attained the most wonderful SMc-
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NET YORK. Feb. H6.-Thc week opcnNl With
tho dry goods district under a raging storm OF
Eleet and snow and shows dulucss' with trading
confined 70 smali local orders md 10 mail orders
many houses who believed the tyn-tnt ,r,S nm
its way 10, substantial Improvement, Cotton
EooGs rule fairly active. Print cloths ara GuIet
on the basis Of &c for extras. Prints, printed
tAo Fie:; SlASnans and woven wash goods arc
less aciNS WOODEN goods, dsGS goods and for.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
9. D. EREWsTER l.eeeIve'.


Time Table No H. 10 ,aka oTGc: l.:lI a m.
Sunday. November ID. ls.G,
Leave Wheeling 1875. sll:i9 n m. t2:o0,
o3:lj. ti;s1. 1900 d, IN
Leave Pcain5ula- fS:Oj. Psi ;lt:iiG- IN, f2:9a
eG:1I. ti:.6, ;y:Gi u. m.
Leave MartIu's Fcrry-fs:l2, t9;j7. itl:5la. m.
i2::t! 93:27. tl:I4. sg.l..
Arrive Decentralization ilO:OJ. sll:5J
n m. t!:@S, 'i:G.. ti:lj, fg:ls 4: N.
Leave Terminal JunciIOu--t1:2!. 1900, q n,
H!:iO. u, H.. li:5g fi:Gi. tJ:li, iN.ij p, IN.
Leave Martins ferrs-l7:2I3, .y:JI am, "l4;ii.
5i:05. ti:lO. ti;I? ts:j!p III.
Leave l'cninSnla-t7:3I ty:li AN, 9l2:5!, ii:lI.
tai. tj;?i ISIS y. IN.
Arrive %nceiIEs-f7:iO t9:9 a. m. 'n:jI
ii:l7. fi:?,. iisil, tg:Ui .. ~.
"p6llJ. fDE!!y excep, Sunday. .s3nndaTj only.
Al! Trains will rru on Eastern T!mO.
J.E TACSSIG. SuOetlntondea.
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SING sIxG. Feb. 96.-AIatthew John.
son, was electrocu.ed at 1854 o'clock
this morning for the murder OF Emil
huckelhorn.
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Chicago, Feb. 26.-Max plutz, the
well known theatrical! photographer,
died last night at ST. Luke's hospital OF
Brights disease.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


On md after Monday December 81. Passenger
Trims wl run as follows: 9Da!lY, tDa!ly Ex-
cent Sunday. Ccutrnl time
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RAILROADS.
Rs 70 Pennsylvania Stations.
[NI!z2lnsV!Vdnid LINES.
E-AH Traios PM ~, <,.o, TI;r1e


TICKET OrFIcHs AT pESSsYryaHrA STATION o.
WhIE III IT. IL: f09T or ELEVENTH ST. wnEELiSG'
pESSsTIyISJI Sr 49, - :; L'H ft,,,,,,;nSrpoHT
SnrrMwESr SYfrr.I-.n D. ir.,.,,, T Rnr1E."
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

o. md after Saturday. October l, 3d., ;EIai
VIII run cS follows. city lime:
LEAVE WiIEELISg-@G:UJ l. n. 7:ol a. m. sol
l:cJ p m. ::JJ p. m. 800 p M. 400 ?. IN. 5:U
p H., cop N, 7:gJ p. IN, SOD 2. IL. J:N p.
LEAVE Elm iRoTE-'J:Ola. IN. 100 l. IN. SOL
100 p IN. 200 o m 500 p. "a. 1901 p n. j:Jl
p m, 600 p. m. 7:0i p. N, SOD p, II. 9ij p
H. 10 .l9p. II.
eDnilr. except Sunday.
e3E EsD !. al W ,Taini ieaTs li t'o'a l.
ii, IS WKIsGERBEI,
ocl Genera! MaaaZoc.
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I,rIrnlriilII

OIL Cry. pa. Feb "a -Opcncd highest.
lowest md closed Mt 'Oc; no sales: rlearnnccN
l9!!,aII barrels
new ioGIi. Feb, 9G.-lC,rolcum dull: Penn
closed NJ SOY uskrh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-27
Metals,

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domestic 81 TO- Tin weaker; s,rnlchts SIS ~
nominal; plates depressed. Spcllcf lTm; GOmrA-
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-11

PRIMARIES Will De nelu at the IOllONlHR
First Ward-17 Hillside avenue.
Second Ward-Engine house, Seventh and
Ash streets.
Third Ward-27 West Seventh street.
Fourth Ward-Hamlin Hall.
Fifth Ward-No. 37 West Washington
Sixth ward-Owen's drug store. SO2 North
Illinois street.
Seventh Ward-Headquarters fire depart
Eighth ward-No. s hose house, East
Washington street.
Ninth Ward-Lincoln League headquar-
ters. on Dillon street
Tenth Ward-Council chamber.
Eleventh Ward-Hay market, on Ken
Twelfth Ward-Columbia Hall.
Thirteenth Ward-Engine house, Virginia
avenue and Huron street.
Fourteenth Ward-Fountain square.
Fifteenth Ward-No. 4O South Meridian
street.
Center, Observation-Disclosures school
house.
Brightwood-Town Hall.
Center, Southeast-Captain Dawsons res
West acknowledgement Grand
Opera House.
Woodruff ~PlacelTown Hall.
Perry-Southport.
Pike-SchoOlhouse No.. 5.
WarrenOCaptain Brouse's office, irving
Washington-Broad Ripple.
Wayne Observation-Disclosures ], s and 9
at McCaslin's schoolhouse; 2 and 10 at
Pleasant Grove schoOlhouse; 3 and 1 at
Mount Jackson schoofhouse; 5, 6 and Z at
old schoolhouse, Haughville.
The primaries will be called to order by
the precinct committeeman Of the precincts
in which the primaries are held; and to
such committeeman will be sent the Gre
dentials of the delegates. The delegates
to the State convention from Marion coun-
ty will meet at the Criminal court room
in the courthouse, or Tuesday evening,
April "a, at $50 p: m, for the purposes
| of organization and consultations: and the
delegates from the Seventh congressional
district will meet at the same place at
7:30. of the same evening, for the same
purposes.
From the uncontested delegates to the
two conventions the chairman will select
a committee of seven on credentials, who
will meet at the Marion Club on Monday,
April %, 1894, at 1880 O'Clock p. m. to pass
on all contests. No credentials will be
issued to the delegates to the congress
/ siOnal convention.