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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-27
Rescued at Sea.

New York, Jan. 27.--The National line
steamer, France, arrived to-day and re-
ports the rescue during hurricane on
January 13 of seventeen persons on board
the wrecked Norwegian bark, Harelock.
The Harelock was fast breaking up when
sighted by the France.
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Champion t,orbett.

Washington, Jan. 27.--The Jacksonville
special train bearing Champion Corbett
and party reached hers this morning over
the Richmond & Danville railroad and
the men received warm greeting from
crowd of 1000 people. The champion
expects to appear at Madison Square
Garden tonight in sparring exhibition
with Dan Creedon and Jack Dempsey.
Next Monday he will begin his tour with
the theatrical company with which he
played last year.
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Blizzard In Now England,

Boston, Mass, Jan. 27.-The biggest
storm of the year struck New England
last night at IL o'clock. This morning
five inches of snow had fallen and the
wind was blowing regular blizzard. As
yet there are no signs of abatement. The
storm seems to extend all over New Eng
land
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Church Announcements,

Church of the Holy Faith: Sexages,ma
Sunday, morning prayer, litany and ser
mon, II n. NJ; evening, 4:l5 p. M; Sun
day school, 10 q. m. Friday, February 3,
being the feast of the puriGcation of the
Blessed Virgin Mary, morning prayer and
litany will be said at 10 o'clock.
At the Presbyterian church, on January
20, Sunday school at 9:45 a. M; morning
and evening services at IL and 7:3O re-
spectively; meetings of the Y. P. s. c. f.,
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cenAitio. Of Chilas critical.

Philadelphia, Jan. 27.-The condition
of Mr.. Childs, this morning. il practically
unchanged. The hopeful reports which
have been issued by the attending physi-
clans have given away to those of more
serious nature. While the patient rested
fairly well during the latter part of the
night he has not recovered from the Sc
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ingalls, Ont ofPolities.

Atchison, Jan. 27.-John j. Ingalls, said
to Globe reporter to-day that he was
absolutely out OF politics. Ho will en-
gage in the campaign next fall, but is not
candidate for anything and will not be
at any time in the future.
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small POx in Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 57.-Three patients in
the county hospital were found to have
small pox to-day and we're removed to
the pest house. There are now about
ninety patients in the small pox hospital
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A sad Case.

Fountain, CAL, Jan. 27.-Mrs. Minnie
Clark last night committed suicide with
chloroform, her husband at Fort Scott,
Kas, having refused her forgiveness for
having left him and her two children two
mouths ago. She was earning her own
living as domestic on a ranch where she
killed herself. sta
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Letter List.


in the postofice at Santa Fe, N. NJ, for
the week ending Jan. ~, 1894. If net
called for within two weeks will be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washington.
Abila, Mr.. Pedro Leipjack, Mr., andre
Baca de Martinez. Madril Expefana
Teresa McKeeyer, B.
Beldranez, Martin McTauire WINS
Bruhn, Aug North, Lula
Doty, George Romero, Bisente d
Flores, Pedra-2 Selere, Rosie
Garcia, Abundiu Sena Milling Co
Garcia, Dolores Stogsdili, &c
Gonzales, Fidel Solmon, John
Gonzales, Eduardo Scott, Henry
Gutierrez Manuel Sweet A ca
Harper, jas Sylvester, VIM
Hernandes, Alijandro Trujillo, AgIlstin
Herrera Alexandra de Valdez, LuzD
Kavanough, Abran Vigil, Hipolito
Kiesiro, Mr. Ringold Krosckewsl<y. Richard
In calling please say advertised and
give the date.
j. WELTMER,
Postmaster.
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'Californla's Rxposlttoa Opened,

SAh FThnc1scO, JNu!zN1-1He U8II1Ofhld
tMidwinter exposition was formally
opened at noon to-day. It is the grand
est affair in the history of San Francisco.
The city and the ships in the harbor are
Raily decorated. The attendance is very
large. The weather is hue.
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rious tnrn which was manifest about
midnight. Two physicians are in con-
stant attendance at his bedside.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-27

All our goods at knock.down prices fos
cash. Blain Bros.
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WAGNER & l0WI7zKI,
Furniture and QQGelSVafG G.

Picture Mouldings Of all Kinds and Patterns We
Hand Goods Of all Kinds Exchange New
Goods for Old Ones Goods Sold Easy We Repair all
Kinds Repaired and Carpets
Laid All Work Guaranteed Satisfactory Money Re-
hunde
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-01-27

The house committee on rules have
agreed to an order allowing the income
tax bill to be offered as an amendment to
the tariff bill, and giving Monday and
Tuesday for general debate, Wednesday
for debate and amendments under the five
minute rule with general debate in the
evenings, the final vote to come ON the
tariff bill and amendments on Thursday
at noon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-05
LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, March 3.-Cattle-Receipts,
1.OOJ head shipments, 1000 head; mar
llet steady: - TO 40c higher than a week
ago. Prime 10 extra, 81 S5a5 90; good to
choice. g. 25at as; others, 80 5Oa4 90;
Teaxans 50 15a} 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head: market active, higher; rough
heavy. 81 60a4 40; heavy packers, 81 o5a
400, prime heavy, g 95a5 o.
Sheep and Lambs-R Receipts, $4,000 head ;
shipments - head market steady;
top sheep 81 lOa3 90; top lambs 81 0Oa4 %.
EAST LIBERTY. PA. March Cattle
Receipts. ,24J head shipments, ,24O head 4;
market, nothing doing; all through con-
siEuments.
hogs Receipts, 500 head; shipments,
g. 400 head; market dull; scarcely anything
doing; all grades s. 2Oa5 30.
sheep Receipts, GOO head; shipments,
1.OUO head; market very dull and lower
and prospects will still 20 lower.
C1NclNNATI, ONO, March 3.-Hogs,
frmer at s. 40a5 10; receipts, 1900 head ;
shipments, 1000 head.
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Loans Contraos sI.01A2OO, aud Deposits
Deoreaao 81 .O0I. 900. But an Increase OF
s1,O11, 400 in Reserve Is shown.

Loans Contraos s1.01A2OO, aud Deposits
Deereaso 81 .O0I. 600. But an Increase OF
sl,O1l 400 in Reserve Is shown.
Special IslsCrGni 90 tas RsJifss--
NEW YORK, March THE statement
Of the associated banks Of New York
City for the week ending March 3D.,
shows a decrease in every item except
legal tenders, the amount Of which in
creased during the week 81, $50, 400.
Loans contracted to the extent Of ST.
9l4.9OO, which is a discouraging ex-
hibiL inasmuch as il denotes that gen.
sral business is still small in the aggre-
gate. Owing 90 the small but whole
some expansion In this item, as ex.
hiblted by the previous weeks state
ment 10 was the opinion here that
a further increase would be
shown, as business is uLdeniabiy
improving. Hence the decrease is both
surprise and disappointment, but is
attributed 90 the conservatism or both
merchants and manufacturers owing 20
the continued delay OF action on the
tariff measure at Washington. The
prominent bank presidents Of this city
express the opinion that when once this
question is settled and manufacturers
have q clear understanding as to Just
where they stand that the demand for
the now idle funds will be both brisk and
extensive, but until such time funds
viii continue 90 accumulate at this cen
ire with but few takers. The banks
report some inquiry for small
notes from their interior CORE
pondents, but the shipments during the
week have enly amounted 10 Sl,s5O,OOO
On the other hand the influx OF money
continues heavy and from this interior
movement the banks gain $4,000, 600
during the week, most OF the currency
coming FROM she manufacturing cities
of PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio. A loss OF
$500. 900 is exhibited through the banks
operations with the sub-treasury, but
the actual loss is probably greater, as
an engagement of gold on Friday Is not
reflected in the statement. The net
increase ih cash for the week was SOL
1OO made up of the 81, $50, 400 IN legal
tenders and Offset by loss OF $3.50, 300
in specie. The actual cash holdings OF
the Clearing house banks now amount 10
SOS. 1l4. 200, Of which S91,526, 300 is 10
specie and Sll1,lS7, 800 ia iegal tenders.
During the week deposits inc, eased ST.
OOI, 200, thus making the present aggre-
gate net deposits of the banks SSH
-41.2OO, or Sg2, 431, 200 in excess Of
loans. which, although not a healthy
sign, is yet an Improvement over pre-
yious weeks. Circulation now amounts
90 Sl1.G4O, 600, being decrease Of $685.
GOO for the week. Through these
changes an increase in reserve OF ST.
Ol1.4OO tranSpired, making the total
amount of surplus reserve now held by
the banks over oh legal requirements
S75.77S.Q0O The averages compare
with the same time last year as fol-
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-05

AT the Republican township conven-
tion Saturday there was but one name
presented for assessor for the country
precinct that Of Nlmrod Helsley, and
he was nominated by acclamation.
Some one kicked, asserting that the per-
son who had seconded the motion was
from the city. A man named McMillen
was thereupon named for the Office, and
ballot was taken 20 decide the contest
between him and Helsley, who had pre-
viOusiy been nominated. When the
votes were counted Helsley was badly
beaten. He is very much incensed at
the action of the convention.
Prof Bcdapuro, who was arrested on
complaint OF Miss Ida Lucas for stealing
her finger rings, had a hearing In the
Mayors Court yesterday and said the
rings were obtained at a jeWelry store,
where be left them for repair He is
held until the rings are returned 20
their owner.
There is considerable soreness among
some Of the defeated candidates at the
way the Republican township c0Rven-
tiOn was run last Saturday. It is as
serted that repeating was practiced
and that a number OF Democrats voted.
John ID. Paul and vile, Of Pittsburg,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. PAM the past week, returned
last evening TO their home.
Rev A. NJ West, OF Pittsburg, filed
the pulpit az the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday and preached TWO ex-
cellent sermons.
The streets were crowded with people
yesterday afternoon, aud pretty new
spring costumes sparkled in the bright
sunshine.
The regular meeting Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club viii, be held to-
murrow evening. A full attendance is
desired.
The local committee OF the County
Soldiers Relief Committee send their
reports 90 the Chairman 40 GAINESVILLE
to-day
Chalmer Trimble will dispose OF his
personal property, since taking charge
OF his federal Office at PoWhatan.
Liberty Hose Company set out a fine
bean SOUP lunch 90 the members and a
few friends Saturday evening.
A number of probationers we're taken
into full. membership at the South Bel
laire NJ. Il. church yesterday.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet at The Democrat Office tomorrow
evening 40 o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-05

A woman doesn't marry the man she
loved the most, but the one who proved
70 be the most To- earnest.
There is so much lying ia the world
that some one ought 90 start an inStitu-
zion to teach people better.
There comes a time 10 every mans
life when be is no longer a martyr for
the receptions practced upon him, but
a fool
There is dangerous stage 10 every
ones career when his friends are afraid
% tell him a compliment for fear twill
make him more conceited.-Atcai son
Globe
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A Great Revival at Friendly.

10 nc Eir0r or tlf h.-ls-f--
FR1ENDLY, w. Va, March There
is a great revival OF religion at our
town. This Is o union meeting between
the Methodist Protestant church aud
tho Methodist Episcopal church. The
services are held To- the former church.
Rev. Dan Davis, OF the Methodist Pro-
testant church, and Rev. Anderson, Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, who
is on the SiStersville work. On Thurs
day night there were from fifteen 90
twenty seekers &C the altar, aud eight
converted Friday night There were
seventeen 40 the altar and eleven con-
verted aud reclaimed. The interest is
still undated. Rev. Anderson and Rev.
Davis ave earnest workers for their
Master. There were a number Of peni-
tents 90 the alter. w.
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PETKOLEUM

New YoRK, March g. - Petroleum,
quiet; no sales; April options closed at
S04c.
OIL CITY, PA, March 3.-Petroleum,
opened SOLc; highest S09<c; lowest oO4c'
closed at S0s<c. Sales, l,UUO oarrels'
cIearances. IS. 900 barrels; shipments, So
$50 barrels; runs, az, 100 barrels.
PrrTsBURG. PA, March 3.--Petroleum;;
opened and lowest, SO11c; highest ana
closing, S0$<c.
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loans. decrease, 1914, 200; specie, de-
crease. s3Sg, 500: legal tenders, increase,
81 $50. 400; deposits. decrease, sol ,OOl ,2OO;
circulation, decrease, S23, 600. The banks
now hold SIS, 79s, $50 in excess OF the re-
uuirements of the % per cent. rule.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, March S.-The volume Of
business during the past week has been of
more encouraging proportions and Tor a
Saturday market, the day in the dry goods
district has shown unusual stir. In all de-
partments of domestic dry goods more In
terest is seen and sellers are taking cheer
fuI view with reference 10 tue near future
Of the market Prints and Printed fabrics
fairly active and steady. Glnghams and
woven wash goods moderately active. The
iobbing trade is better with prices fairly
sustained.
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COMMISSIONER SALE
-OF-
Valuable Ohio County Farm

BY virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court Of
OHIO county entered on the nth day or January
1891, in the ca OF Martina A. Miller, admr, vs..
James p. Roge.s, trustee, AID Others, VII. sell
AZ the no:th front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 3lsT, 1893,
beginning Rt 10 o'cl,cl a. H.. the following lie.
scrlbed property, to-Wlt. Two certain tracts OF
land situate Ia 1riadelphls district, ONO coun-
", IN the forks between Little Wheeling crcei
and Middle Wheeling creek, containing one
hundred and twenty acres, more Ct less, bound
ed as follows. Beginning Al walnut on the
bank OF Little Wheeling creek, thence south
5S east So poles to sugar tree, thence north 40
east ljfpOiss toawtile OAK on therdEe' thence
north .! east - poles 20 sugar tree thence
north west - poles 20 a stake and stone on
the bauk OF Little Wheeling creek, thence down
the same according % Jo>lRs Ihlmpon Inc
and binding thereon, poles 20 the beginning
The other or second tract. containing three
acres and three-quarters, Is bounded OF follows;
Beginning at the aforesaid walnut on the bank
OF Little Wheeling creek, thence down sald
creek south 20 west 20 poles TO three elm- and
sugar tree, thence NORTH - east 70 poles 10
thorn bush, thence south % east - 10 a syca-
more, thence north % east is poies 10 "a white
oak 10 line OF the first tract, north - west -
10 the beginning. Excepting from he land,
above described tract containing ] acre,
roods nd 36 poles, conveyed by Mary Vance
and Others 10 Rachael Feay by deed dated Jan
uary 9th, 1874. and recorded In deed oook NO,
Oh, page 90 AtluE luf Nall' lA"I'"A - NeAfN. Ha
to Scott Miller aud Mary a. Miller by May
Vance by deed dated September 10, 1917, and
recorded In deed book g.. page 2jl.
TERMS CT SALg-One-tLIrd or rs much more
as the purchaser may elect TO pay in cash, and
the balance in one and two years with Interest,"
the purchaser giving for the deferred install
ments OF purchase money his notes VITA good
personal security and the title 10 be retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
u. y. RILEY,
SPECIAL Commissioner.
J. John w Mitchell, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, do certify that the above
named Commissioners has given bond with ape
proved security in the sum OF 5000 as required
by the lie ,ree OF Court
JOHN W MITCHELL,
Clerk Of Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
maooaWi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-05

stocks. Duu-Flour. steady Wheat,
Lower
New YORK. March 3.-Mouey on call
easy at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 8a5iS per cent Sterling exchange
dull az 4S5 a4S9. Silver cerucates 0otsa
500 no sales.
GOvERNNENrs-DuIL
Fours Registered ....................ll23$l
FOurS Coupons. ......... ...4lt
Four-and-a-half Registered 70
Pacific Skies Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SrATEs-Duu.
RAuRDADs-Firm.
SrocKs-With the exception OF % brief
period about balf-past ten o'clock. when
fractional reaction occurred, the stock
market was strong to-day aud the general
tendency was toward higher prices. The
volume of business, however was light
Oud the speculation was without Important
feature. There was very little buying for
the long account, and foreign houses were
not trading 90 any appreciate extent. Su-
gar was most active and recorded Ihe
greatesl advance of the dav, -, per cent,
General Electric Moving IS aad Lead =
per cent. the Improvement In the other lu-
dustria.s being tridiug. The Changers,
except Northwest, participated largely ln
the rise Baltimore and ONO shows an
advance of ~ Delaware, Lac6UWauna
and Western and Wheeling aud Lake Erie
preferred lost -alM per cent respect
ivelv Sales, 1850 shares Quotations
closed bid.
Atch.sou, 1915; Adams Express, $50;
American Express ll2, Baltimore aud ONO
7O&; Canada Pacific, 6jls Central Pacific,
1877 Chesapeake aud OHIO, l1'- Chicago
and Alton. 1873; Chicago, Burlington and
fnrrf-.rr ~ Ifhf.nuo G rae NIa.t Delaware
and HUDSON, 1854 Delaware, Lackawanua
and Western. ltj; Denver and RIO
Graude preferred, 29l4 Distilers and
Cattle Feeders Co, %; Erie, TO-. DO.
preferred, -, Fort Wayne, l5O; Illinois
Central glis. Lake Shore l2j Michigan
Central. qS, Missouri Pacific, 255s Nor
folk and Western preferred, 20 North
eru Pacific as. do. preferred, l>i4 North
western. lU4 DO. preferred, 40; New
York Central Q9sf {. New / Crk and New
England, TO- Pacific Mail Il; Peoria,
Decatur anu Evansville, AS; Plttsours,
1861 Pullman Palace, 1859; Reading, 2l@4;
Rock Island, Is St. Louis and san Fran
cisco first preferred, -; ST. Paul gu; DO.
preferred, 1913; Tennessee Coal ana Iron,
lQ: Texas Pacific, SIS; Union Pacinc, l9,
United States Express, 35; western Union,
$50: Wheeling aud Lake Erie, l--s DO.
preferred, &C. {; General Electric $3.50
Mining St0cks-Bend b., -; Cholcr, 10;
Crown Point 90; Consolidated California
and Virginia $50; Deadwood, so; Gould
aud Curry. IS; Hale and NorcrOss, 6l;
HOmestake, 1850; Independence, -; Mex
lean, 1870. North Star, -; Ontario, 600;
Ophir 220; Plymouth, 20; Sierra Nevada,
no: STANDARD, ll5, Union Con, 80; ell
low Jacket, 60. Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver. Z15; 90 preferred. 1000; Bulwer .o5.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
table. taxing effect a. sop. N. sunday
Deeembsr 2itb' 1895
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New York Weekly Bank Statement.
New YORK, March 24-The weekly
oank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve, increase, H,OOl, 100;
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO. March S.-Wheat was strong at
the start. but weakened aud closed half
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ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. SIS a. M. daily
Cumberland accommodation, as p .eK.
cept sunday. go,
Moundsvills accommodation, ," LA
and 7.35 b. "a. except Suudays
Keyscr express, 800 p. M. tday
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for infants and Children.

" Castoria isso wei adapted 10 children thar
Irecommend it rs superior toany prescription
known 20 me-" IL A. ABcUER, Il D.,
III So oxford St, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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Revival OF the Fairmont ~. E. Church.
7ofhe EdV0r o. tts Esg.s-.


Revival OF the Fairmont 81. E. Church
zoths EdV0r o. tas Esgls.--.
SIR: win you please allow me a short
space in your paper Co say a few things
fro regard 90 the above revival. The
meeting commenced with the week of
PRAYER. There were Gity-siX made a
profession, aud seventy or eighty Joined
the church by letter aud 0n probation.
The meeting was conducted by the Rev
j. IL. Fullerton, pastor, assisted by the
writer and others. The meeting was q
grand success, considering che fact that
when Dr. Fullerton entered upon his
labors among the people OF that station
be found "a decided sentiment growing
ont of the removal of Rev. d. Engie.
Yet the church rallied round him, with
q few exceptions, and held up his hands.
have known Fairm0ut FOR over thirty
wears. think i can say that there has
never been a better preacher in that
town than Brother Fullerton, and that
fs the opinion of others. / like Brother
Fullerton and believe him Co be a Chris
tian and q gentleman. His church
was never in better spiritual condition
tPan it is az present aud his COugrega-
tions as large. 4 therefore think, Mr..
Editor, that God has ever ruled both 70
the removal of Mr.. Eng.e and the send
ing of DR.. Fullerton 90 serve that peO-
ole. "Man proposes and God disDoseS, %
we cannot always see the end from the
beginning. I write this as friend 90
All the parties concerned, and those who
love the cause of Christ and the old NJ.
u. Church. Yours truly,
w. H. Wiley.
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WHEELING AND PITTsBURe 1ivTsIoN.
For Pittsburg Washington. Baltimore Fhif
adelphiA and Sew York, 5.o1 a M. aud osOP
m. daily ~
Pittsburg express. 10 p o., chcept ouhntt
Washington. Pa, accommodation oV0 p. N
except sunday.
ARRIVE
From New York Philadelphia Baltimore.
washington and Pittsburg, ~ 10 q M, dailyqr'
cert sunday. aud 10 lOa IN daily.
Pittsburg mail, i23J p. m. s1ceps oahaab
and go b. m, daily.
PittsburF express. 20 a m. sunday only.
TeANsomO DIVISIONS.
For Columbus. Chicago and ths Wsst,75jA
n. and AZ p. no.. daily. 80
'Coipmbus Cincinnati and s. Louis l3.D a
M, dailv sTcept sunday 10. ID a. NJ, daily g
2I5a m. SUNDAY only.
50 Ciaifviile accommodation, l0.i5 n. Aai
38Op. ID. except SUNDAY 81. -.
newark accommodation, Az p NJ stesg'
sunday.
kRRfvE
r,o,n Chicago. 20 and 1917 A. m. daily.
From 81 Louis Cincinnati ana ColumDas.
bO0a M and i.2i p. no., daily.
Il, Ci.irsvllls accommodation, LID e. o.
and - .. 10. except sunday
Eswafs accom- M odation. iLD q n. exospi
sunday. cH6g. o. SCCLL
General Passengef AgsnA
1T. LANE. T. p Agt, wheeling ~ Va
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RAILROADS.

WHEELIN AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On AMI after Wsdnas.
iay,June lisa trains will run ~ fol- WI
city time.