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THE MARK ETS.
Latest Quotations From Grnih and
Live stock Centcrs,

Chicago, March 27.-Wheat firm; cash,
SIC; May, IS 1-Sc; July, 90 SIC Corn
steady; cash, 80 3-4c; May, 81 lie; July,
oSc. Oats higher; cash, 80 3-Sc; May,
30 3-4c; July, - Bic.
Minneapolis, March 27-Nheat- March
closed at 90 5-Sc; May opened at 59cs
highest, SOC; lowest, 50 1-2c closing.
oS o-Sc; July opened at 6Oc; highest, zoe;
lowest, 30 LIE: closing, 50 7-Sc; St ptem-
Der closed at 59c. On track-No / hard,
62 1-4c; No. l Northern, 60 1-4c, No. >
Northern, 90 :t-4c.
Chicago, March o7.-Cattle-Prime to
extra steers. S4.l0a4.3o; good to choice
S5.!oa4. 10 iogs-Rough heavy, $4a4 10; !;
packers ana mixed. Si.60a4. 70; prime
htafy and butcher weights, S4.6oa4.1O;
assorted light S41Oai.15.
st. Paul. March Hogs-Two loads
offered. selling at S4 45a4 80; weak. Cat
te-One load arrived late, and practically
no trading for want of material; fair de-
mand.
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BY FLORENCE WARDEN.
CHAPTER vII-1Cantinued.)

How dare you" she said, hoarsely
her voice low and trembling, take
such aliberty in house While the mas
ter is away! Go at once-at once,
and don't dare-to come back-till he
is here himself-again."
L am surprised, Mr. Hurst, that you
should take part in what ls-nothlnG
less-than an outrage" she painted out.
He, too, had nothing to say. With
some murnured words OF humblest re-
gret he followed her way upstairs both
gentlemen had left the house.
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Phlladelphia, March 27.-Judge Butler
IN the United States circuit court to-day
decided that the sugar trust did not ac,
contrary to the law when it absorbed the
Philadelphia sugar refneries Shortly af-
ter the consummation of the big sug II
deal the government trought suit for the
purpose of having the trust dissolved on
th, ground that the combination was cor
trary to law.
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Nr. Brooks Badly Frozen

Alden, Mimi. March 27,-Saturday a
man py the name Of Brooks, living be-
tween this place and Wells. started for
the latter place in the afternoon AMI
was overcome with cold and remained out
all night He was picked up Sunday
morning and taken to Wells, when it was
found that his hands and feet were bally
u Ife zen. 1t Is not known whether he can
live or not
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The Saltwater n Total Los

st. John, n. b., March 27.-The tugs
Diriso and Neptune have reached here
from the British bark Saltwater. which
went ashore Saturday morning abou,
twelve miles from here. and report she
VIII be total loss. being on the beach
with the bottom gone. The crew were
all landed safely.
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Lelth' March 27.-Polling was opened
here to-day, where Mr.. r. q Nnnrna.
ferguson, home ruler. is seeking election
70 parliament on his appointment ms
junior lord of the treasury. Mr.. Munroe-
ferguson at the last election defeated NJr
". 4: Bell, Liberal Unionist, by a vote
OF 5,13S to 4.O95. Mr.. Bell is again on
posing Mr.. Mnnroe- Ferguson. and mncl,
interest is taken in the result
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Emma Carlson Free.

st. Paul. March 27.-The Tacoma DO
lice authorities have been unable to make
case against Emma Carlson, the youn.
woman arrested here Friday morning on
charse OF stealing $4,000 from Nj. Nc
Govern of Tacoma. Wash. and she was
reieaSed from custody yesterday after
ler
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W8Ne Cnnfnra,co

flttsburg, Pa, March 27-Youngstown
tomorrow afternoon the wage conference
committee OF the Amaleamated associa-
ton VIII meet the Mahoning Valley man
hhlaeturers hla,: and in all probability a new
seems to be a settled fact that tho nross
ent rate which calls for $4.75 ton. will
be lowered. .o1' VIZ
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Saved the 1yaiys

Huron. s. D., March 27-Fire last nigh,
destroyed the postoffiee at Iroquis to-
seiher it with most Of the contents of the
pnliainS, except nail matter and office
records. lhe fre originated from tho
explosion of kerosene lamp in an rnnar
room of the building NpiNi
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Waite Wna q

Denver, March 27-.Iudre f,lynn :,
the district court to-day dismssaa tho
contempt and quashed the Injunction
against Mayor Van Horn and FIRE and
Police Commissioners Barnes and Mnl.
lins. and empowered the latter to assume
their duties. to which they had been an
pointed by Gov. Waite, at once. -
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Suicided by Arsenic.

81 Paul. March o4.--Harry C. King,
. well Known young insurance man Of
lne CITY, committed suicide last night by
taxing arsenic. He lived with his wife
at 25l Selby avenue, and for some time
past has been terrible sufferer from
rErt tism.
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North Dakotn Rli...-a

Grand Forks, N. D., March 24.-A reg.
ulo otion blizzard is blowing here from the
northwest with velocity Of nearly sey.
enly miles an hour. Some damage hv
1anns chimneys and signs and broken
windows - reported.
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Alleged Robbers

Los Angeles. Cal. March 27.-Oficers
nere nave arrested two men against
whom detectives claim to have found owl
dence enough to convict them of the
roscoe train robbery. One is Alva John
son, who is supposed to be wealthy. the
other is John Smith, who formerly
worried for Johnson on his ranch. The
oihcers claim that the hired robber went
East with Coxey's army.
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A Darn Fire at Albert I..

apert Lea. Minn., March 24.-Whole-
sale tirocer koors barn burned this morn.
ing with nearly all its contents, includ.
ing considerable furniture stored in tha
ouhoing. The barn was locked, and no
one knows the origin of the fire.
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Cloister Scratched.

London, March 27.-Cloister. the form
er 1avorlte IN the grf nd national steeplrA
chase, has been scratched. An examina-
lioh mas shown that the horses kidneys
are III serious condition.
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Belgian Ministerial Crisis.

London, March 27-The correspondent
at BRUSSELS OF the Times telegraphs that
M. Burlet, minister of the interior. will
hacome become prime minister in place Of NJ
beernaert, and that lie will be charged
by the king to reconstruct tile ministry.
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No Condolences From Hum,,ert

Rome, March 27.-It is semi-ofEciallv
denied that King Humbert has tele-
graphed his condolences to the relatives
OF Louis kossuth, although his majesty
ras always been favorably disposed
toward the family.
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Eleven Years Hard Labor.

hanamazoo. Mich. March 27.-Stone-
wall }. DE France, the convicted forger.
was sentenced by Judge Buck to eleven
years at hard labor in Jackson prison.
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Joel Pound Dend.

= Chippewa Falls. Wis, March o7.-yoel
nound, father of Congressman Tha,l
PcGnd, is dead, aged ninety-fiye.
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---s--a-ss-- 7l5s'i7s-- -
4 Warming

Perhaps the poorest op'..
as a vocation is attribntnu =
excellent master builder y, y
city. This man had sent n'S y
hge, where the young ll''
musical accomplishment =,
In course of time nc ~ -
his father his intentlop :
musician. ,.,r
The father objected 'ens. ~.
son begged, and at las. ssl n
tears, declaring that ne N n
be happy in any otnel : II
melted the fathers hea''
claimed: ~.
"All right, do as you :, IN
you ever come around =. -
organ IN front of my Dou
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slippery Desperndo.

Abba, Iowa. March 27.-W.llis Cramer
urSp urSperano, was captured BY officers Sat
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Railway Coach In . ne.

halfway Coach in q Rlase.
Chatheld. Mimi, March GA passen-
yer coacn burned at the depot this morn
ing at 2 o'clock. The cause Of tha f;r.
is unknown. 10
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Breckinridge's Gall I. unf,,,,nr

KnridSe's Gall Is UnfnflinR.
~; LOUISVILLE. mse. March 27.-O'Mahoney. Of
1o. nrecklnrldge's counsel, says that
Breckenridge will make the race for con.
gress, and it will be to hot finish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-06
WORKlNGMEN MUST HAVE TIME
TO VOTE.

Art So. Every IsrsOn entitled to
vote atany general, national, state or
county election. VINO may be employ
Ell By another on The Gay on which
such election shall be held in this
sta.e, shall be Civ y some perOl OF
f1ur hours. or more If Necessary, be.
tween the OpeRl and the cCsing OF
fh3 polls, on said da 7, for the purpose
oil enabling such person 10 Fepa r
10 MS Dia3e o.yOtng 10 cast hS vote
aid return; and any circuit court. or
lie Judge thereof in vac ton, may en-
force the provisions Of this sestion by
mandate. or otherwise, u9Jn the ap-
pIicati on of any voter. Every Ofcsr
Of any corporation. owner, sGperin-
iendeR', Oyerseer. foreman, or other
person. whl employs or pc mIts to
lie e aoloyed any person against his
vii. in VIC alton Of this section, shall
be guilty Of a misd3meanCr, and fined
not less than $50, nor more than
$500,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
COMMISslORER'S NOTICE,

7. Il. Jones, Administrator OF
the estate OF Esther Maxwell In Chancery.
vs.. J. ID. Maxwell and others.
By virtue OF au order entered In the above
entitled cause by the Circuit Court OF Onto
County, W. Va. on the 9th day OF Oct, 1924, 10
Is referred to the undersigned Commissioner to
ascertain and report:
!. What real and personal estate and assets
belonged 10 said Esther Maxwell, deceased,
with the liens upon the same, II any.
The account OF !. 4. Jones, administrator
OF said estate.
3. The debts, II any, due by the said E'ther
Maxwell at the time OF hr death, and the
order in which the same are entitled TO be
paid.
I. Any other matter deemed pertinent.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed on Wednesday the 2sth day OF No
vember, 1894. at a. M, as the time and his
Office. No. lil7 Chapiine street, Wheeling, w.
Va, as the place a: which be viii proceed 70
ascertain the several matters in said order Of
reference required.
Given under my hand this, 1Ith day OF Octo
Der. 1894 GEO. +. BOYD
octlSOaW-V Commissioner.
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strsst Rarroad for clnrk.surr.

Specialize ne RsJits-.
CLARKsBURG, w, VA. November 8. 80
Clarksburg still shows increased en-
cOuragement in business enterprises. A
charter has been issued TO a number Of
gentlemen OF This civ, who are identi-
fed with the modern idea of progress,
having for It's object the operation Of a
line Of street railroad This becomes
necessity, and particularly so 10 view
OF the location or the ChautauQua
grounds at the Hot farm, south
OF the city. The Incorporation
name is the C.arksburg and Suburban
Street Railway Company, and is 10 be
commenced within six months, aud be
completed and put 10 operation by
January 1, 1896.
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FLASHES OF HUMOR.

VISITOR am looking for the poet Of
the paper
CIerk-Well, you've got into the
wrong place. This is the business
Office Detroit Free Press.
Two runaway convicts took refuge in
a church which was having an expert
eUce meeting. They listened TO the
stories told by several Of the regener-
ated, until one OF the fellows exclaimed
10 a whisper 90 the other:-"Come. jim,
let's get out OF this, LIS a tough crowd,
aud no mans life is worth copper
And out they lit.-B0st0H True Flag.
Bellefeld-"Chears were freely in
du'ged in at the Mckinley meeting last
night"
Bloomfield-"True enough. For pro-
tectiouists the audience manifested a
belief in free 'rah msterials-BOston
Herald.
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Tue Good WORK in Lewis
WESTON, W. Va, Nov. 4, 1894

WESTON, w. VA, Nov 4, 1894.
70 me Eir0r 0rtts Register:
SIR:-The Democratic party in the
grand old county OF Lewis was never
more active nor more thoroughly or
ganized. For the past ten days from
three to five meetings have been held
daily, and much good work has been
accomplished.
Messrs. Brannon, E1mistOn, McGary,
Edwards, Bennett, Gaylord and ChideS-
ter have been on the stump and on the
go, and have been speaking day and
night They have bad a small hippo
drome" Of their own, and this section
Of the State is in splendid condition.
The campaign practically closed last
nieht with monster meeting az
Brownsville, q suburban town.
Lewis, Gilmer and BraXtOn counties
will give Howard an increased vote,
and II the other counties do their duty
he will be elected by . handsome ma
jOrity.
BE firm TO your faith, Democrats, and
rally 10 John A. Howard. f.
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Look out for Republican rOOrbachs,
such as circulars and sensational
pubIiClicns in the Republican organ
Intended to prejudice voters at the
last minute against the Democratic
ticket. Late day publications Of this
nature will be the last resort Of des-
perats party managers.
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ON Account OF His Religion.
STATE OF VERT VIRGINIA, ,

WETZEL COUNTY,
On this, the LIST daY Of November,
1894, personally appeared before me,
I. II. Mighen, a Notary Public TO said
county, Elias Youst, who, after being
duly sworn, sa7eth that be was q pri-
vsts In Company /, Fourth West NIr-
Finia Cavalry. That sOme days ago NJ.
L. Hill, a Republican politician, lately
from the eighbOrhoOd of West Liberty
aud DOW residing near LittIeton, and
dealer in nursery and shrubery, came to
him and told him be ought 90 vote the
Republican ticket for my sake and the
balance OF the soldiers, that the Repub-
lcans had done sll for the soldiers that
ever had been done, aud ought not by
aoy means support John A. Howard,
because he was a Catholic.
ELIAS IOUST
Sworn to and subscribed before me
the LIST day OF November, 1894
T. H. MEIGHEN, Notary Public.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF Esther Maxwell, deceased
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
OF the county or Ohio. made IN u cause therein
pending. 10 subject the resl estate OF the said
Esther Maxwell 70 the payment OF her debts
you are required 10 present your claims against
the estate OF the said Esther Maxwell for ad1u-
dicatiou to Geo f.. Boyd. Commissioner. at bis
Office. No. lil7 Cbapiinc street, wheeling, in
the ssid county OF ohio IN the state 81 West
virginia on or before wednesday, the 18th day
Of November, 1891.
witness John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF the
said Court this 18th day % October, 1921
octlsoawy JNO. ". MITCHELL
tflarF
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AN IRISH AMERICAN
Tells ais Fellows why They Should Vote
Tor Howard

NOVEMBER T.
To ne EDITOR Of the REGISTER:
SIR When people will resort to such
mean and degraded schemes to accom-
Ulish political victory as l see and
hear, I must confess 1, as Republican
Irishman, will do all in my power,
though my party, which have stood oy
for years, shall sink, before they shall
disgrace my countryman's biTtErlght
by so diabolical a scheme as the A. P.
A, and use it to defeat a son of my dear
native country, Ireland. l, as an Irish
Republican, though l may be alone In
this idea, shall not support Mr. Dove
ner In this campaign. l desire and
humbly submit to every Republican
IriShman In this First district, in every
sense OF reason and judgment
whether or not they will add
any garlands to the brow OF
the A. p. A. by casting their ballots
in favor OF man, who l might and will
say would never, had he the opportunity
and power invested In him, return that
ballot in favor of Roman Catholic, be
his politics what they may. Echo an
swer nay, nay, nay. Then il yon think
as do, and as you should, about this
matter, rebuke at the ballot box the
polluted insult that would smell In the
nostriIs OF any good and loyal lrishman.
Cast that ballot, though II may be your
last one, for noble and true son OF
Erin's green and lovely Island, by elect
ing the Hon. John A. Howard. You
will have broken the deadly arrow that
was shot with vim and poison by the
A. Z. As 10 this noble free America.
JOHN MCFADDEN.
SrnRfnl.I. IL IN
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EE9eIQI 20 70 y giIIf-
TORONTO, o., November 5.-Claude
Washington, 12.year-old cO.ored lad,
OF Wellsville, stole $40 from Mrs. Brown,
OF that city, Saturday, walked to Tor
onto, purchased a new outfit Of clothes,
and bought a ticket for Charleston, w.
Va, this morning. He was overhauled
By Cleveland and PttSburg Detective
Mehau, Of Wellsyille, at Steubenvllle,
and was taken back. He was also ar
rested one day last week az New Lisbon
for stealing a gold watch, but the case
was compromised.
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Hnrt IL a sthhle FIre.

PIrrsBURG, PA, November Sire
broke ont at o'clock this morning in
Booth & Films stables, which con-
tanned large amount OF baled hay, and
several WOrkmen were throwing the
burning hay out OF a window when a
large pile OF Dales fell upon them, in
juring twelve persons James Harri-
son was injured internally and his spine
was hurt. He may die. The others
were severely but not dangerously
hurt. The loss was small.
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Vote The straight Democratic
ticket. Election Tugsday, no.
Vemhsr Sih,
West Virgins Postal Anairs.

SDs-td. 70 ne Rsg-s-r.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November s.
A commission has been issued Eli +. Nc
Comas as postmaster at Gyatto, Mercer
county, West Virginia, and TO Robert
t. Rains as postmaster at Red Creek,
Tucker county, West Virginia.
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UPsHUR COUNTY OEMOCsACT.

Two Good Meetings Held Yesterday.
Reduced Republican Plurality Prom
fssd
SUssGl totls RsJs-s-.
RUCKHANNoS, w. VA. November O.
Hon. samuel V. Woods, OF Philippi, and
Hon. W. w. BraDnon, OF Weston, ad-
dressed a large and enthusiastic meet
ing here this afternoon. Mr.. Woods
is an able and eIoqent eXBOunder OF
good solid Democratic doctrines, and
handles the tariff aud other questions
in a mastery manner Mr.. Bran
non is also speaker OF unusual
ability, aud holds the attention Of his
audience from first TO last. The meet
ing to-day was the largest during the
campaign, aud the enthusiasm ex-
ceeded Oy far that accorded by the Re-
publicauS at their meeting some time
ago TO Steve ElSins IS Co. Upshur
VIII reduce her large Republican ma
jority tomorrow. Hen. j. J. Davis, Of
Clarksburg, and c NJ. Gaylord, OF
Weston. spoke tonight.
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WHO REDUCED WAGES ?

what policy of what party reduced
the wages of the matters and brought
them down in this community from earn
ing SIS day to driving street cars?
Was IL Democratic free trade, or Republic
can proJectiOR:"- John l. E0W1-d
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RELIGIOUS PlEJUDICE
Appealed 20 nv the Republican Organ In
Gilmer County.

Appealed 20 ny the Republican Organ in
Gtlmer County.
Gi-nrti PGbfgtsr (RT)
We have ministers Of the gospel 10
this county that have been fighting
Rome for 10! these many years. Now,
what are you going to dO-vOte for
Howard simply because he belongs to
the same party you do, knowing that
he is a Roman Catholic? VIII you
vote him in Office? Are you willing for
him TO represent you in Congress? II
so. never do you make war with Rome
again, but sympathize With her now
and forever.
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Using Money and whl.sy In Harrison,

Using Money ana W hlsky IN harrison,
SpeeGl TO tss RsgiHs-
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, November 4.
The Democrats in this county have
made the fight against all odds. The
Republicans have had the usa OF both
money and whisky. More drunkenness
prevailed here to-day than was ever
known before. The Republicans, after
the occurrences Of to-day. cannot be
called the temperance party. A prom
inent Republican, seeing q certain man
exhibit jug Of whisky, after coming
from the conTt house, and hearing him
tell where be got il and who gave IL 10
him, said be was disguised with the
Republican party in this county; thatif
il bad 10 succeed in that way, he did
noNwant anything more to do with il,
and that be proposed TO vote the Demo
cratic county ticket. He is DOT the onl =
Republican who is inclined that way.
The best men Of thahparty disapproye
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FOR s LIE.

House rooms, corner TWsstJ fourth
street Easy terms, Hid
House, rooms, charles tt1hal, easy tfius'
House. rooms and hall. wig |srgs lot, 1871
street Easy terms, s,bl
House. two rooms au1 hDiEh Alto, hcsoL
'0i gos s,ss' o., sE rooms. F,ii ward. on easy
uSI.s on Eve rooms. INV. th modern i'm
proverncuts lot 2jrl0J feet Eigl ih Ha'd. cheap,
9osss foB7.roomsd brick abl foSr.fgomsd
bris. in the rear OF JACOB stree Csntts wheel
iur on easy terms 9 %
Hous.. el.ht rooms snd ball, - - 0lA
poase. ten rooms. with large lot l5ih o., " -.
n u.s.. double Eve rooms each lfih - .sl.gW.
Ususe five rooms. jacob ~, III pa ward. UsDyL
Hons. egs rooms, 18th street tsLAA
Housa. nine rooms. Jacob street, Nfntrs
Wbeeliug $50.
House. four rooms, jacob street, CsHifs
ubs.lfng gIDl0
Hone. i've roome. Lind street. BelTsdere ia
House. Eve rooms aud ball. lot iOzH@ PARK
80. seven rooms. new. hard wood hulsh,
WooIs street. filth ward, sAi8
Spl.o8ia house. f7s rooras Lind street Bel
's Hoa.e. tx rooms, brick. E5s street, Fi1h
VI" gos.- ~ rooms. North Msrtet street si.3Oo
Uogss. ssysn rooms kightssnth STREET, With
sir roomed house 10 rear. lot aJtlSt e7SJ.
House Of thrss rooms, Lind stfsst BeiFs9sfs'
Louss OF SIX rooms Eoa street. between ga
ana 81 sirssts. with loar-fooned house IN tas
tesr lar.e .ot. B.5A
,,,,osFe cfsix rosms. 23d street. g. 90
Uous. OF ass rooms. ~ street Ia
Houss Of 3ve rooms, Chapliue street, CsnEs
Whee Ing $50 80.
houEs % age rooms. pflcg. W steet W.
HoIs- OF dVs rooms, NOt 1s stfesL bast
Wh-sdpg q. ~
50 feet Of .snd ffontiug oa hcColloca ana
Lind streets.
Hous- Of seven rooms and hall, Cbaplns
street Centre 81 heehnz. s. IN
Noney 20 loan on city real eslats: tSo. va
$40. SD. fl.0 sO0. sLyA a SIM
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PITrsBURG. PA, November 5.-Ab at
tempt was made last night to wreck a
Pittsbugg, Virginia and Charleston pAs-
senger train near MOBogahela Gin
Ties anl debris wste piled up on ia
track. (Fhs engineeA saw the Obstruc-
tiou 10 me. Three nen disappeared
10 the dizziness as thskrain stopped. Il
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-06

The residence of james W. IPaxton. Esq,
NO. 1900 GhspHns > rect. lbt o. T. 8 In. BY
80 n. one of,the finest 1nishgd dwellings IN
the city; modern IN an lu appbintmout.
a desirable residences pr0pfriy No. 20 ia-
diana street; rooms; modefn.
Sos. 1875, 1913 ana 100 SOU Penu streetT
cheSp.
No. 90 n. wabash strssB Island, two
sforv frane dwelling Of g ICONS. Lot s0Ki2J
feet IN bought I'M ner Ten dtys can be had Tor
No ~ thirteenth street. NO story brick.
No. 1913 Four conth at3eet' DrleA mousse
az one half is value. - -.
Kos 22I6 and &2iS arkst speet' =
double bricl. dwellings pro tty OF rooms sAon
No. n ~. wabash sire IslAhu' %stoiy
frame dwelling Of ro "At't on DON
floors: lot ZsIl20 fset -. Ill,
No. 2S2i Eon street ~ ,tIHn7 9.,sa,,
Ing OF . rooms; halt lot - w. - INV
No b2o n ain strsst .ry brick dwelling
OF II rooms. 49,, -. saoo
A frame house on Nee street Iat wv
TO LEASE feet ana on ihe EAST
side Of Market stree no 'lA l'euth slfe'F
90 ,t,. oy,r.r Will build f Ood tenant
RTNEHART TATUM.
90 90 guiIdInr room TelephoEs ~