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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-22
MARsHAL's SALE.


DURsuANT To AZ ORDER or SALE
II and decree u foreclosure 90 mo directed
hy the Third Judicial District Court OF the
Territory OF Utah, { shah expose at pubic
sale 10 the west front door Of tho Dounty
Ouurt House IA tho CITY ~ SAT- Lake, County
OF SAT- Lake aud . orut0ry Of Utah, on the gnd
day Of January, 1875, az u O'Clock ui hll the
right title, claim and interest ~ Thomas Mo-
Eyoy, Alyira q. McEyoy, George a. Livugat0u,
AlYlrg McEyoy, Della n McEyoy, fht Mo-
iNuy, The Driver Mercantile Company Ga cor
poriuonl, Edwin Z, l,ich, dong business "a
the Peoples Forwarding Company, tdWin a.,
iurh, samuel D walker Trustee. Alvin Ne.
lNuY, George a Lowe. Mclu D. steele. NeurEu
w. CruEirr, and N =. Jones. co partners doing
business under the nrm name Of steele & Com.
pauy, ana John b. bodson, o. in. and 10 the
f0l owing described Real Estate situate lying
ANA hoing in salt Lake County, and described
Hcur portion u lot ok tsl IN blosk seven.
teen ll7l, plat 80" hat Lake CITY survey,
more particularly described az follows, 60 wits
commencing "a d. rods south o. iho north.
cHHt corner ~ aaId lot aud running thuuco
south four tll rode, thence west lon (l1l rods.
rods 10 the place 0t beginning. Coutalltng
forty square rods ~ ground a. plated in pIat
"a" shIt Lntc uliy survey. utah Territory.
10 be- sold ~ tDo property % Thomas
MCiYuy, AlVIrA q. MCEVov and nCurge a.
Livingston, nt the suu Of H. 10. sutton
NAT ST. BRIGHAM,
u, - Marshal
by JOuS D. CuuNuCK,
Deputy MArshaL
Dated salt Lake City, December 10Th, 1894.
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Il has been found that pigeons bred
in a long low barn fetch a higher price
for shooting matches, Tho birds from
carly habit, learned In thuir nesting
place, when loosed from tho trap start
Immediately on a long low flight. in.
stead Of wheeling In air, as some pi-
goona do, Tho habit makes them moro
difficult to hit than other birds and On.
hanccs th0ir value.
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MARsHAL's SALE


DURsuANT TO An ORDER or SALE
to mo directed by the Thru District Court
OF tho Territory Of Utah, shall expose AZ public
rAle, ut tho west front door Of the County Court
House lnt tho new tity aud County build.
ingl In tue city 0f salt Lake, County OF salt
Lake, and Territory OF Utah, on the llu day
right title. claim and interest " Henrietta
Noadnn and 1eorFc 4. Neadon, o. tn and 20
tho following described real estate situate,
lying and being 10 ealt Lake city and County,
aud described ~ tollOWa to.witi
All ot lot fourteen tln ~ block ono %
FOUNTAIN PLACE subdivision OF block twonty.
i've tlil ave Acre Rat a, niE FIELD Survey,
halt LAKE County, Utah Territory,
To be sold ns tho property Of Henrietta Yea.
Nixon shulrd.
Iurms Of sale, cash.
NAT AZ. BRIGHAM,
q, :, Marshal.
by I. l., ARCHER, Deputy Marshall
dated December ~, 1874,
4. ID, H. Thompson, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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STOCKHOLDERS MeEIlNo.

NOTICE o. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting or the stockholders N
hMt Lahc Rapid Transit Company, tho fatt
purlnn race hul fOrt Douglas Rapid rranflt
Company, VIII Do hold az tho company
once IN "1aloua blook," salt Lake CITY, Utah.
on thursday January 10Th, 1870, % O'clock
y, N, U. ~, JACK,
Secretary,
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suMMnNs


Joseph Haticnbach, painun. W Daniel
AieNauder Juua Alexander, jennie Atxan.
GER, hcnlamin 7teinman. iila uuucr aud
samuel Butler, co partners a. HutiCr Brothers,
Henry Rice, William stix, 10. Eisemau. iona.
partners 90 Hco. stix q Company, = w. Mo-.
tnon, edward MERRILL, SAMUEL Neral and
Thomas Kent co partners a. MOI.
janrCy and John h. II. woodruff.
eo.parinors ne =. =. Juircy n Company luct.
igfi ,uspcudcr Company. corporation. o. X
Mlllams, 4 W tlaup 90 - Incorporation Henry
Ncustadtor, jacob n Nrustadtor. David Ncu.
stadier, Isaac onpunheimcr and sigm0nd
foucutWanEor, cu.pnrtuCrs ~ NOusAdtHr
Brothers and salt Lake Conjunction Com
pany a corporation defendant.
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"How did Ohltimcr like tho act Of
the lion tamori" asked tho circus pro.
prictor.
"Ho was bored to death. You see. no
used to DO tho manager Of an opera com.
pany with three prima donnas In IL. -
Washington Star.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
rrInelpal DAD. IN Ia IN. M
Last Chance Mining Company

liinclphl ONCE Nhll LAKE wy AtAhs
NOTiCE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ amrotiuF at the board uf directors, held
on tho iuth day " November. 1874, an Assessments
OF two cents per share was loYUa on the uapi'
"a stock Of the company payable immu'
dintcly 90 u. u Anderson, secretary. b5 Main
street. JAMES spencer. liAtomanD O'a piheolsaIt
Lake CITY, Utah. Any stock upon which said
naacHHmCutt shall remain unpaid uu tho .lth day
~ December, i7lt, shall become delinquent
and advertised Tor sale and unless payment l.
made before, Will DO sold 40 public auction, on
January 10Th, 1875, nt O'Clock :. mat tho ntnrUs
tuid ONCE 10 pay The delinquent assessment,
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
VI sale. liy order VI the board % direclura
4. X ANDEH-ON.
secretary.
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Monarch MnlnF Company

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ nmOuunz % che board of directors. held
uu the 50 day OF November. lyll. au aasrssment
20 three mills pcr share was levied ou thC cant.
diatolY 90 james M0Hat, secretary aud treas.
urer, 80. d Wet, flrst south st oct. SAT-
L1ko cry, Utah. Any stock upon which shId
assessment snail remain unpaid on thc ird day
aud sdvcruHod Tor SAFE and unless payment ~
made before, will be sold at public auction. on
Jhnt aty d, 1873, NJ O'Clock j. M, At tho hf0rr.
anld oiufo 20 pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs NJ udyortlslng aud oXpuns,
" OF sale. by order u the board OF directors.
JAMES MOffAr,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The umo Of payment u tho above Asaoss,
mont Ia hereby extended until Jan. 8. ISIS.
hy order VI the board OF Directors.
JAMES MOTFAT,
secretary aud Treasurer Monarch Mining
Company
Dec. ., ls9L
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In tho Probate Court 10 and Tor salt Lako
County, Territory VI Utah.
In tho matter OF tho estate Of Annie W.
ClAya, deceased.
Notice ~ time and place for the hearing OF
petition Tor admission ~ probate
Of Will
DUgsuANT TO An ORDER or SAID
II court In SAID matter, notice ia hereby
given thAtN cduesdAY tho goth day ~ December
a. D., 1874. no 10 O'Clock hui,, al tho Coz
Court House IN SAT- Lake CITY Utah rorrit
IN tho court room fuf said cuuri, has been
appointed the ume aud place for the hearing
nt a petition Of Louis fnrnsworth and fred
w, Reynolds, prlying for the Admission "a
probate ut u ccTtaH document herewith pre-.
tcnttd, uurpoHlng 90 uu tho last will an1 tesla.
mont Of Annie ". CLAWS, deceased, when and
whore all persons interested may appear and
oppose the PROBATE N said Will, or Tho grant.
ing OF letters Elementary 20 said petitioners
10 PRAYED Tor in said petition.
Ia witness whereof, I have hercuntO got my
hand aud AfiiOd tho seal OF tAid
lsIALl court tins SIXTH day Of December
A. u, 1874
H. V. MELOY,
clerk Of tho Probate tlurt.
hy j, D, JACK, Deputy.
FitANK HOFFMAN. Attorney.
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And In accordance with law and tho order Of
the board uf directors made on tho fifteenth
day OF November, 1894, 80 many shares Of each
parcel Of stock as may be- necessary will no
SOLD AZ the ohlco Of the secretary, at Room "
CITY, Utah, on IhuradaY, tho Third day Of
January, i7ia, at l2o'clock m, IN pay the de.
lnquent assessment together with the costs OF
advertising and expense OF gHlc,
ISAAC JENNINGS. Secretary,
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pELlNouENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Sotice-Tho Grlllly MininE
Company
Location Of Principal Pace Of business salt
LaEo city. titan,
Location Of Woras; white Pine Co, Nevada
NOtlCE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock on
account % ASSIGNMENT levied on tue 18TH DAY
OF November 1904, tho several Amounts I'D
opposite thg names OF tue respective slaTl.
holders as folloNas
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Npfh lolht ANhaQAAAlNu lrfiEulnn Company.
Loact.cn of once ana Principal Place of HusI.
ncaa-Julyn Hotel. West second south
street, 1aH Lake my. Titan.
NOTICE IS fiiEnEBY GIVEN THAT
~ ata meeting ~ tho Board OF Directors.
held on tho l1th day o. November, lsut. assess.
mont No. n, Of tiN and haif per cent. or 0i
cents per share, was levied on the cnUiial
stock OF the corporation payable on saturday.
December lot, ir1t, 10 thu secretary, A. the
Office o. the company. Room o., Cullen Hotel,
West second soum street, salt Lake city. Utah
Territory. Any stock upon which thia assess.
mont may remain unpaid on tho alst day OF
lccumhcr, 1894. Will be 'o'iuquent aud ndvcr.
tscd for sale ut public auction, and unless
fnYmeht Il made before, wilt be- aold on thn
d0th day Of JuuuarY, i-I3. 60 nay the dCiinuurut
assessment, together with cost OF advCrtsiug
and expense Of sale,
Arthur PARSONS.
Secretary
Room o., cullen Hotel. or ofl6e OH. o. 81. H.,
salt Lake Ci,y, Utah, November 2lst. lsgl.
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Pioneers in the Lumber Bus.
mess but still they are In the
lead with their large and
most complete stock Of
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iAr st. BHlGuAl

by JOuN -, CuNNuCK,
beputy MArihaL
Dated salt Lake city, December 10th. 1914.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Room o., Cullen Hotel. or oflco OH. o. 81. I
salt Lake Guy, Utah, November 2lst, i-y
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Notice ~ time and place for tho hearing Of
puuuon for admlsalOn ~ probate
OF will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-30
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. October 29.-Cattle-Sales OF
natives were on a basis of - 75a6 20 Tor
very common to strictly prime steers anu
81 OUa3 50 for cows and heifers. None OF
the offerings were good enough TO sell near
the outside quotations. Indeed. there were
few trades at better than 50 65. western
cattle were in good demand at 81 15a4 6o
for poor to choice, and there were buyers
for all the Texas at 81 25a3 %
The run in hogs was unchanged. Inc
offerings needed 10 be very good TO bring
more than a 80. From 81 30 10 s. 90 car
ried away the greater part OF the hogs.
There were many sales at 81 l5a4 70 and
some trading in pigs at S. OOa+ 10. Com
pared with last Mondays prices, to.day's
sales show decline Of 20a25c, and com
pared with the prices ruling at this time
last year there is loss Of 81 IOal 50 per
100 pounds. The market closed fairly &C
tive.
Sheen and lambs were strong to shade
higher There was no improvement IN tue
market for low grades. Quotations range
from S5caSl 90 for inferior stuff; 10 - '5a
s. 90 for choice wethers. Lambs we've IN
demand at 81 5Oa4 %. The pens are now
pretty well emptied and there is better
outlook. ooo
Receipts-Cattle $4,000 head; calves SOO
head; hogs 60, 600 head: sheep l5,OOI
EAST LIBERTY, PA, October 29.-Cattle
Active and higher: prime s. 25a5 Az; fair
light steers So 25a3 80. ~
Rogs-Steady; Philadelphias 81 65a4
common to fair Workers Al 4Oa4 40; stag
and rough sows 81 50a3 70.
Sheep-Fair and higher: extra - qua
8 20; fair 81 7Oa2 90: lambs 3 25a3 20.
CINCINNATI, o., October 29.-Hogs,
steady at "a 0Oa4 IS; receipts, $500 head (;
shipments, 1000 head.
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five hundred dollars. and confined In
the county Jail not less than thirty days.
Section SO. II any person, during the
election, remove or destroy any OF the
supplies or other convenienees placed
ia the booths or compartments as afore-
said, or delivered to the voter for the
purpose Of enabling the voter to prepare
his ballot, or shall during an election,
remove, tear down, or deface, the cards
printed for the lastructign OF the
voter, or shall, during an election, de-
stroy or remove any booths. railing or
other conveniences provided for such
election, or shall induce or attempt TO
induce any person to commit any OF
such acts whether or not any OF such
acts be committed, or attempted to be
committed, shall be guilty OF misde-
neanor, aud. on conviction thereof,
shall be punished by Imprisonment In
the county Jail for not less than six
months nor more than one year.
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER TUESDAY OCTOBER 80, 1894

and steady; No. cash and October SIC;
December 52I1c; May $500. Corn dull
and firm; No. 2 mixed soc; May 1880; No.
low mixed 45c: No. 2 yellow sic. Oats,
dun and steady; No. 2 mixed 29c; No.
white 3l<c. Rye, dull; cash 49c, Clover
seed active and lower; prime cash and DC
tober $500; November IS 22k; March
IS IS. Receipts-Flour, 500 barrels; wheat
% 600 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels; clover
seed. 75 bags. Shipments-Flour, 1000
barrels; wheat, $1,000 bushels: corn, $500
bushels; oats, 1900 bushels; rye, LOU
bushels; cloverseed, 1000 bags.
CINCINNATI, o., October 20. Flour,
moderate demand; fancy s! 20a2 80; fami-
ly 81 OOa2 Us. Wheat, fair demand; No.
2, red 4915a49slc; receipts, $500 bushels;
shipments, $500 bushels. Corn, dull; No:
mixed Soc Oats, easy; No. mixed
30a3OLc. Rye, steady; No. 2, 5l75c::
Pork, light demand at $l2 80. Lard, good
demand at So rs. Bulk meats, quiet at
Sc 80. Bacon, moderate demand at 81 %.
Whisky, steady at Sl23. Butter, steady
and unchanged. Sugar, steady. Eggs,
good demand at 15c. Cheese, easy.
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BIG CHIEF YOUNG.
Young IL Afraid of Basseh ana Is
Hiding la the Wood, Like some Othsr
People We Know OF

Young 10 Afraid of Basseh aud Is
Aiding Ia the Wood, Like some other
People We Know or
CiIrts6Erg Ns1Cs.
The following correspondence be-
tween the Democratic and Republican
Senatorial Committees Of this district,
will explain itself
To the Republican Senatorial Executive
Committee:
Observation-Disclosures, as we do,
that a Joint discussion between Mr..
Benjamin Bassell, Jr, and Mr.. U. q.
Young, nominees of the Democratic and
Republican parties respectively, for the
Office OF Senator OF the Tenth district,
would afford the best opportunity for a
fair debate OF political issues, we re-
spectfully invite you 10 confer with us
upon the subject Of q series OF meetings
between these two gentlemen at such
times and places as may be fixed by
mutual agreement between the two
committees. a prompt answer Is re-
QueSted.
BY order OF the Democratic Senator
ial Committee of the 10th District OF
West Virgins.
To the Democratic ErecUtiUe Committee
Of the IOth Senatorial District D.:
In response TO your invitation for u.
G. Young TO meet Benz. Bassell, Jr., in
Joint debate, l would say that the COM
mittee has decided that in the face OF
existing appointments, it would not be
convenient for them 10 accept your 10
vitatiOn.
Oct. Goth, 1894.
Yours Respectfully,
WILL w. BURNSIDE,
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Col. Colt who Commanded the Militia
at Washington Court House, Hiding
From Ohio citizens.
PrrrsBURG, PA, October 29.-COl. A.
r. Colt, of the Fourteenth Regiment,
Ohio National Guards, and 2. Goldney,
a lieutenant in his regiment, have been
registered at the ST. Charles hotel In
this city since October 10. They were
I'm hiding aud Col. Colt registered under
the name Of c. V. Brown, Of Dayton,
Ohio. Both say they do not fear the
legal consequences OF firing on the mob
az Washington Court House, Ohio, re-
Gently. but are afraid of mob violence
in their own State. They left yester-
day for the east, presumably for New
York or Buffalo.
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DRY GOODA

New YORK, October eft has been a
slow market. An irregular spot request
and mail orders have taken small assort-
ments of miscellaneous complexion, still
the market has been dull. Agents OF
Lawrence L. L. 80 brown sheetings have
reduced the price to 4 cents. The feature
of the market is an auction sales OF ll,OOO
dozen hosiery and gloves. Printing cloths
quiet at 2$I cents for O. square.
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PETROLEU NJ

New YORK, October 2S.-Petroleum,
steady; Pennsylvania oil, sales none; No
vember option sales, none; closed at SIC
bid; Lima oil, sales none.
on CRY, PA. October 29.-Petroleum
opened at S2Jsc; highest, SIC; lowest, S254c;
closed at s25Sc; sales, 10000 barrels; ship
ments, 1865 barrels; runs, 81, las barrels.
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on Sunday train No. q runs to LofAin, and
No 80 from LorAin only.
On sunday train No. IS will run 20 aud NJ
IS from Uhrchsville only.
For time card, rata Of fare and iuftner In.
formation regarding our trains apply 70 any
C., l.. ". ticket agent or Z. b BslknaP
Travelling Passenger Agent, hass'l.on; -
G. and p. A.. CievsiABd. o.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A SSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

n This 18th day OF October, 1874, William
+. Weir, Of l22S Market street Wheeling WA,
assigned TO me ali his stock OF goods at the
above place OF business, as well as all claims
and demands due him. ANY person having
claims against said Weir will please present
them to me as soon as convenient. Ali persons
indebted TO said Weir will please call and settle
the same JOHN J. CONIFF,
ocI6edh Assignee OF VIM. + WeII
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POLITICAL,
HON. :. 5. sAvAGr. OF KEvrUoKY.

HON. 8. s. SAVAGE, OF KENTUCKY.
Point Pleasant, Mason county, Tuesda y
October 30.
ST. Marys, Wednesday, October 81.
GOVERNOR W. A. M'CoRKLE.
Spencer, Wednesday, October 81.
jackson G. H., Thursday, November L
Parkersburg, Friday, November 2.
ST. Marys, Friday, November 2.
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The Natal M.rKaz

NEW YORK, October %. Pig Iron, dull.
Tin firmer; straits, Sl4 70al4 50; plates
quiet. Spelter, easy, Lead, steady. Cop
Oer quiet.
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PRODUCE

NEw YoRK, October 29.-Fiour, receipts
\ 100 barrels; exports, u, 900 barrels;
Nes, 1850 packages; market hrm-
Ssst receipts. l59. 500 bushels; exports
~. sales 2. 295, 600 bushels futures, and
)0O bushels spot; spot mBrket dull; OPP
closed at 1sal{c net decline e Z rel
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FINANCE. AND TRADE.

money, Per Uout-Governments, Firm.
stocks, Active and Heavy-WheSt,
Lowsr-FIOur, Easy.
NEW YORK, OCTOBER 29.-Money on call
easy at l per cent; last loan l per cent
closed at | per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a4l5 per cent. Sterling Exchange
strong with actual business in bankers bills
al 4SIs[ for demand. Silver certificates
EfI.ls hid
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RAIL
WHEELING
Leave Wheeling. /


IhaAiN cANtpt SUNDAY.
Sunday Church Trains win leave Elm. drove
AZ s;sS = m. aud Wheeling At l2.T p. N.
Trims No. =. 6, "A aud Is connectwitn herdial
line FOR Triad elphs. hetdic leaves TRADE.
pAia fos Ella Grove a. $50 =. N. $50 a. IA.
le.G = N. and 6.l0 ,. m. Daily. except Sun-|
days aud Saturdays hsrdic, will connect with
trAin No. 81 leaving Wheeling at 100 .. m.
sundays herdic leaves rFisdelphiA AZ 900 q.
N 1900 = m. 6.Se p. m. and connects with
trains No. 3 II snd 2i frop wheeling.
III & WEI. GERRER Gen Nana-A
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lFRfyr
From New York. Pbllads phia. Baitiusrsa at
Washington, Sl5a M. daily
Cumberland accommodates. SIC p. met
cept sunday. IN.
NoundGTillo accommodation. d.lD tnd g.l1a
m, aud 10 p. N, except sunday and NV y
" Washington city express. 100 .. H. daily
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION
For Pittsburg, Washington, Baltimore. PAU
adel phia and New YORK. 500 a n Gsd Ssjp-
Pfttsburg accommodations. 100 a M, daily.
Pittsbufg express. 10 no. shcspt shaaAI'
Washington, Pa. accom- modatiou, 90 y a.
except sunday
ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia. Baltimote
wAsbiugton aud Plitsb0fg, il-zl P. M, aslil
except Saturday, and 10. Is a. No., daily' ana ID
PittsburE mall, fztj , n. sEcsDt sunasG
WSssiseto.. Pa, aoesunodAtios. SO q "a,
except Sunday
TRANs.oHIO DIVISIONS
For Columbus, Chicago aHdtas Wss,.I.DA
10 and AZ .. IA. cH.ly
Colurnbua Cincinnati ahs 81 Lssih IL.
n. daily srcsps ,aturJEJ aaa W'%' n s~hJ'
and 2 81 o. fn. Sundav MY.
Isl. Clairvllls accsmmodatios, i09 4 M Aat
130p m, eIcspt sunday "a, .,
Newark accommodation @S' , n shssr
Sunday.
Fran Chicago. 225 aud l0B a. NJ. daily,
From 81. Louis Cincinnati aud Col-ab1a
l.b5 a m aud 5.2j . M, ID
ST. ClsirtVlls aosomfooohhon 80
and 625 = n except Suuday
Newark ascon notatsA LIN m, srcsP
sunday cRIe a gcULT.
General Passenger AgsaA
1T. LAEE T. P. ARt- WhsshnG w. "a
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

ArrIyA. ana sspArtars OF trans on aad 1ftst
Nay 2, 49, EXPLANATION or REFEREScn
hARxsi sDAily, tSuRdsy excepted; .Noa.
Gay excepted; Saturday excepted; SUNDAY
enly; fSAturday only. EasteFn standard Tima
which Is ons hour earlier than CentrAl Tsms
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RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN q
l. WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY
TIME GARD.
EFFECTIVE JULY g. 1894.
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OHIo RIVER RAILROAD CO
Tin. table. taxing eject At 500 ?. N. sunasy,
Tune ID iflf
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". " p H. FN|"TI NUITTI"TF IT. .'I"E ' ="
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-13
.MERR|F|ELD Says Yes
Will Offer Himself as a Victim on The Altar
Of Party Duty.
DECIDED LAST NIGHT TO Du 50
Felt That It Was the Duty of Any
Patriotic Citizen to Accept Nomi-
nation When Unanimously rendered
to Him-Mr. Merrifield Made Up
His Mind Without Going Through
the Formally of Having a Confer
ence with the Leaders.

Edward Merrifield will accept the
Democratic congressional nomin alton.
This decision was made known by
Mr.. Merrifield to a TRIBUNE reporter
last night.
At a late hour in the afternoon Mr.,
Merrifleld had not decided to become a
candidate. 1t had been intimated to
him that the Democratic leaders would
meet last evening. and Mr.. Merrifeld
intended to be present
No definite hour or place was sug-
gested and at 10 o'clock the only lead
ing exponents of true Democracy in
sight were Colonel Fitz5immons, John
Roche, William Craig and Judge p P.
Smith, at Zeigler's cafe. No conference
had been held,
Mr.. Merrifisld. who was interviewed
on Wyoming avenue near his home by
the reporter. after announcing his af-
6rmative decision, said:
"My nomination was unsolicited and
unexpected. l want 1t understood that
my principal reasons for hesitating
were founded on the facts that had
no desire to enter the political field. ]
hesitated for personal reasons also.
Mr.. Merrifield would not discuss his
prospects of success or make any state
ment beyond what is mentioned above,
except to confirm previous interview
printed in HE TRIBUNE to the effect
that any patriotic citizen should ac-
cept q nomination unanimously offered
him