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The herald., 1894-09-04
a FAT MANS DEED.
Story Of 9 Trsgio Scene ON BrooisIyn Trol.
ley Car Which Might BE True.

Story Of q Trssic Scene ON Brooklyn Troll.
ley Car Which Might BE True.
A very stout old Brooklyn gentleman
squeezed himself past two women OH a
Putnam avenue car and wedged in be-
tween one Of them and a man at the
other end Of the scat. The fit was such
a tight ono that the women held their
breaths and assumed pancake appear.
ance At tho corner where the car turns
into Putnam avenue the fat man turned
like big turret and put up chubby
finger. The car stopped.
putnam avenue; Grand avenue and
Fulton street," shouted the conductor
The fat man settled back and resum-
ed reading newspaper, which he had
dropped in his lap.
"Want to get out hore?" asked tho
conductor, with his hand on the bell
rope
The fat man shook his head. There
was an angry twang Of the cord, and
the trolley began to whiz.
AT Nostrand avenue the chubby fin.
ger went up again. The car stopped.
Nobody moved. Then tho man who rings
up the fares got angry.
''See here he exclaimed after he
had climbed along the step on the side
of the car until he was opposite the
fat man, what do you mean by telling
me to stop for when you don't want to
get OFF,"
"Why," responded the mountain of
flesh as coolly as such mass Of adipose
could be cool, "tho car jolts so that
couldn't read this paragraph, which is
slightly blurred. l merely wanted to
have tho car stand still until had i'm.
ished it. That's all. Now, if you can
go along slowly without jolting, will
be able to got along very nicely, but if
como across another bad line or two
I'll put my hand back of my head, and
you stop. It's too much trouble for me
to turn around.
The conductors eyes twittored in the
orbits. He placed his hand to his head
and uttered shrek after shrek. Reason
was shattered. He had become cross
eyed and insane. New York Mail and
Express
The herald., 1894-09-04

Eve hundred people saw the races Of the
ninth annual tournament of the Syra-
cuse Athletic Club aesocation.
The novice race was won by Fred M.
Fellows of the Century Athletic club,
Syracuse, in in 2:Z0, breaking the
worlds record for novices.
Two-mils handicap, class B-C. r.
Coulter. Toledo. 100 yards, won; time.
4 :5l 2-5.
Mile, tandem handicap, class A--Bex
and Hughes won time, 2:07 2-5.
Half-mile handicap. class B-0. R..
Brandt. New York, so yards, won, time.
l :O9 2.5.
One mile open, class B-Callahan
won, j. 8. johnson second, 8. G.. Hell
fert, Utica. third, f. J. Titus fourth !;
time, 2:16 2-5.
Quarter mile open, class "A. Gardi-
ner. Chicago, won time, 33 3-5.
FAST MILE.
COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 3.-At the bicycle
races today Con Baker of this city went
mile against time in :59 fiat, the best
mile ever made on track ia this state.
MILIrARy EXPERIMENT.
SIDNEY, Neb., Sept. 3.-Lieut. J. L.
Donovan. making run on a bicycle
from Cheyenne to Omaha to demon
strate the war departments use OF the
wheel, arrived here at 6 30. making the
100 miles in hourH, 30 minutes,
The herald., 1894-09-04
HUNGRY MARINES.
THE INTERESTING TIMES ABOARD
THE U. s. s. BENNINGTON.
Yellow Jack in San 5aivadsr-Hot En-
Esgemcnt Between Nativs Troops
at tho Uuited States
Consulate.

Christian Huffman is the name OF an
able seaman on board the big warship
Bennington, which just landed the San
salvadorian refugees in San Francisco.
Mr. Huffman was in the city yesterday
on his way to visit his brother, who re-
sides at Orange. and from him some in
cidents OF the trip OF Uncle Sans coast
guardian were learned not hitherto
made public.
The Bennington was ordered from
her cruise in the Mediterranean to re-
port at San Francisco for orders for
Bering sea. After arriving at San Fran
cisco she steamed south instead Of
north, and took her station at San Sal
vador to protect American interests dur
ing the inclpient rebellion then taking
place. This was in May last.
One day the able marines were piped
to quarters and sent ashore on the
double quick. A battle was in progress
in front OF the American consulate. 1t
ragged very fercely. off and on, for up.
wards Of one whole day, and resulted in
the loss of five men. The American
marines of course took no part in the
disturbance. but were interested spec.
tatois upon such q ruthless waste of
powder and ball. This was the most in
tensely interesting event, save the re-
ception aboard OF the refugees. About
the time yellow fever broke ous anu
steps had to pe taken to neck another
climate.
When orders were at last received to
report at San Francisco no time was lost
In leaving Central America behind.
Twenty members Of the ships crew
were down with the fever, and 1t locked
at one time 90 If the whole complement
of officers and men would 60 down
under the dread disease. The change OF
climate broke the effect. however, and
when the ship reached San Francisco
all but two had about recovered.
But they all arrived off the heads at
San Francisco in very hungry condi-
tion, ss even the last OF short rations
had become exhausted, and before the
tug brought provision to them they had
bean without food OF any kind for "a
hours.
The Bennington has allowed her men
a 30-day shore leave, after which she
will 60 to the China seas.
The herald., 1894-09-04
HARNESS RACES.
Asatner Tame Sport on the Opening Day
at Fleetwood Park.

Rather Tame Sport on the Opening Day
at Fleetwood Park.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Rather tame
sport marked the opening OF the grand
eirorit trosting meeting at Fleetwood
park today. Tomah started fsvorits
Tor the 2:3O race. Almontine was ex-
pected to give the Boston horse some-
thing OF contest, bnt she proved not at
ner best, The Fleetwood purse for 2 :2O
trotters brought out high-clsss field.
OF which the California 4-year.old Mary
Best, was clearly the beat on public
form. Strontia trotted g great mile in
the third forcing the filly out in 2 :l315
on track by no means fact; but hls
savage rushss failed to find the limit Of
the winners speed, aud cha finished the
mile well in hand after going down the
hill to the half in :05.
The 2:30 class. trotting-Tomah won
in three straight heats; time. 2:l7I
2:l61a. 2:l51s. Nomad, Almontins
sidney Smith. Captain Macy, Rob
The herald., 1894-09-04
The County Division suit.

SAN BERNARDINo, Sept. 3.-The board
OF supervisors today passed an
order employing Rodgers & Patter.
fee Of $500, to defend the county
against the suit brought against it by
Riverside county for sl32, 900, in the set
tlement of balances on county division.
This suit is now pending in the superior
court OF Los Angelen county. San Ber.
nardino will take the ground that un-
der the act of the legislature not even
the s15. 900 awarded by the commission
should be paid.
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Anreln,s Verdict.

Once painter notorious for plagia-
risms executed a historical picture in
which every figure of Importance was
copied from some other artist SO that
very little remained to himself 1t was
shown to Michael Angelo by friend,
who begged his opinion of it, excel
lently done, " said Angelo, ''only, at the
day of Judgment, when all bodies will
resume their own limbs again, do not
know what will become of that historic
al painting, for there will be nothing
left of it SAN Francisco Argonaut.
The herald., 1894-09-04
THE oRArN-BAe MARKET.

Eject of the Removal Of the Duty OF
Two Csnts Pound.
Free grain bags ought to mean q saw
ing Of 1915. 600 . year to California farm
ers. Unfortunately for them the new
tariff came into effect too late this sea-
eon TO be OF much benefit, says the San
Francisco Examiner. The grain har-
vest il about over in this state, and
sacks had to be bought under the old
schedule.
The annual demand for grain sacks on
this coast is about 32,000,000, OF which
California uses 24,000.000. The impor--
tation has been between 26,0OO,O 200 and
27,000, 900. OF the remaining 6.oOO,O0O
about A, GOO, 900 have been produced at
San Quentin prison and 100000 at the
California jute mills. These latter have
now closed down, and il is claimed that
their plant, valued at $3.50, 900, has been
rendered useless by the free entry OF
bags. The prison plant coat about the
same sum.
The duty ON grain bags has been from
$3.50 to SIG a bale OF 1000 sacks, weigh
ing from 775 to 800 pounds, or cents
pound. The average duty has been
01.55 csnts bag. This lie saved TO the
farmer by the new tariff. He will get
his 24,000.000 sacks just that much less,
or should do 30, and thereby cave
1915 900 year. Previous to the
enactment OF the new law sacks
were quoted at from 65s to, ga cents.
but since Tuesday have fallen to 5A
cents. Some were, however, sold in an
ticipRtion of the change at from 6s4 to
cents. There is still demand in Waeh-
ington and Oregon, where 1000, 900
more sacks will likely be required. but
probably only from 100000 to 100000
additional will be required by the farm
ere of California this year. Prison bags
cold this year st sd ceRtg, leaving no
profit, even with convict labor.
The herald., 1894-09-04
A watsrrpout in oklahoma.

GUTHRIE, .. T., Sept. 3.-A water
spout coming up suddenly last evening
swelled Skeleton creek out Of its banks,
flooding the surrounding country fol
guile distance. While endeayoring to
croes the stream at point near here in
buggy, the occupants, Mrs.. Jack Me-
Peek, her two children and Miss Mabel
Hill, were thrown into the water and
drowned. Up to this morning the bod
les had not been recovered,
The herald., 1894-09-04
CYCLING EVENTS.
L. q. W. Raoes at Puebio-A Fast NIL a
at Columbus, O.


at Columbus, O.
PUEBLO. COL, Sept. 3.-The L. A. W.
circuit races for Colorado were held here
today on the Rover club track. W. w.
Hamilton Of Denver. great road rider,
carried off two frsts, and r. Barnett,
champion of Nebraska, walked away
with the fve.mile race.
One.third of mile. open, class B-W,
w. Hamilton of Denver won, A. E. York,
Pueblo, second time, 0:4425.
One mile. open, class B--W. w. Ham,
ilton won, A. E. York second; time,
2:26.
Two-mile lap, class A-A. w. Chaffin,
Denver, Is points. won; other riders
distancsd; time, s. 80 1-5.
Five-mils handicap, class B--F. G.
Barnett, Lincoln. scratch. won Il. L.
Scott, Pueblo. second time, Is :09.
THE SYRACUSE TOURNAMENT.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept 3.-Thirty.
The herald., 1894-09-04
Tho Origin of Dyspepsia.

Doctor-Its merely case of dyspep-
sia, ma a'am.
Wife-And what does that come
from?
Doctor-It comes from the Greek,
ma am.
Wife--Ah, thought he'd been get
ting at something. lie was all right as
longas ho stuck to beer. - W ilkesbarre
Newsdealer.
The herald., 1894-09-04
Entries at sheepshsad Bay.

Following are the entries and weights
for the Sheepshesd Bay races for TODAY,
furnished by the Los Angeles Turf club.
1l51a South Spring street. where book
is made daily on the above events:
First race, three-quarters of a mile-Denfar-
gilla, 1l2; Ferrier, 10S; Landowne LOG; Will
Elliott, l05; Little Billy, i01; Trevellyan, Poor
Jonathan, Chattanooga, 100; Rosa II, Flor
ence, 80; Billy, Runyon, 50: Mabel Glenn.
Panwey, Arab, Maraurite, 95; Frank Y. HART,
80; Black Hawk Hermitage, 90; Busirus, 81; !;
Canary Bird. 80.
Second race, one-mile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
los; st. Miachel, Discount, 105; stra athmeath
l04; soundmore, 9S; sandowne. 95; Flora
Third race. one-mie selling-Du utch Skater
Prig, 10Y; La Joya, 104; Ben Sorrond, Long
dale, Figaro, 1ot; Antipode, 81.
Fourth race, fve-eighth this OF a mile, 2.year-
olds-Waltzer, lis; Urania, lis; Cromwell
III; Canterbury III Ph@bus, Ill; Dane,
III; Counter Tenor, ILL., Mantle, Ill ; Pepper,
Ill: The Commoner Ill; Cockade, los;
Biavourina. 10S; Rosits. 1O9; Blossom fliy,
l0S; Gennet Edwards, 108; Glen Lilly, 1OS.
Fifth race, one and onesi xteenth miles, on
t1rf--Stonemason, 1911; Jodan, 11S: Void,
ilS; Watterson. 118; Miss Dixie 1l9; Icons
vile, Ill; Thurston, los.
sixth race, one mile, Woodcock stakes
Havoc, ll3; True Penny, 1866 Sir Dixon. jr.,
lO6 Ella Reed, 103; Monotony, 103; HoiIo,
way, 81; April Fool, 94
The herald., 1894-09-04
The Cape May Cup

CowEs. Sept. 3.-The Vigilant arrived
here this afternoon from Dartmouth.
She will pass today and Tuesday in
completing her arrangements for the
Cape May challenge cup, which is, ac-
cording to programme, to be sailed on
Wednesday,
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Fra In Oa,xdaIa.

0AKDALE. CAL, Sept. 3.-A fire started
in the upholstering shop OF William
Kinney, on West Railroad avenue, be-
tween 6 and H streets, burning both
ways, consuming FIVE buildings. Loss
about $4,000; insurance unknown.
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While Mr.. T. J. Richcy, Of Altoona,
No., was travelling in Kansas he was
taken violently i'll with cholera morbus.
He called at q drug store to get some
medicine and the druggist recommend
cd Charnbcr!Gin's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhG Remedy so highly he concluded
TO try it. The result was INN ediate re-
lief, and n few dosHs cured him COM
p!e,ely. 1t is made ior bowel complaint
ana nothing else. 1t never fails. For
sale by Charles E. Goethe, Will W. r.
win. Chris. T. Schnepf. Charles Menl;e-
ne!ler. William L. Williams, S. L. Brice,
A. Z. Scheelc, viii Menkemeller, John
Coleman. Richards & McEiroy, ". II.
Hague, Wheeling; Bowie 4 Co, Bridge
port, and B. +. Peabody & Son, Benwood.
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worth > and make /, into n watch
worth SlO0-thut's skill.
The merchant can taxa nm article
worth 10 cents aud sell 1t Tor $l-;bat's
business.
"A lady can purchase u very ComiortN.
bio bonnet for s. 10, but she prc!ora
o'le TINT cost, $g7-th1t's foOlishno,s.
Tho ditch digger works ten hours 4
day n ghoveIs throo or four tona Of
earth for S1-,hat'a labor.
Tho editor OF this paper can writo 4
check for $S0,OO0,00o, but 1t wouldnt DO
worth u dimo--Ihat'a rough,
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Young Lutaerah
The poet Tcunyson could take n
worthless sheet OF paper, and by writ.
ing 4 poem on it make it worth $4,000
that's genius.
Vanderbilt can writo few words on n
sheet OF paper and make it worth So
00O, O00-that's capital.
The United States can take an ounce
and II quarter OF gold and stamp upon it
an eagle bird" and make it worth $50
that's money,
The mechanic can take material
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Mrs. WISSLow'sSoorHISG SYRUP has been used
for over NIFTY years ~ millions OF mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect snc.
cess. ltSootncs tho child. SoIienS tho gums;a.
Laws all pain. cures wind collie. aud Is the b.s.
remedy for DIarthGI. 1t will relieve the Don,
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
IN every part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents A
bottle. BE sure and ask for ''Ars. Wiusloy's
Soothing sJrGp.' and take no other kind.
#. a trpN
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Bridge & Terminal Ry..

Time Table No. u. TO taka cyes: l,:Jl / n.
Sunday. November - lSJi

ounGav- November ~ lSJl
Leave Wheeling tS:11. 1855. il:Ja n, t?:?l.
SJ:lJ. tI:D. i9:00'p. IN.
LeaTe tenlnsala-ts;Oj. t9:jl, ;ll:l3a IN. t,:g1.
Leave NarIIns fery-ts:p. 1851, lIl:5!a n.
t1:3L. %3:!7 ti:sL. 2gll.
Arrive Terminal Junc;ion-is:t7. tlOU1, Ill:jj
n M, t!:$s, "j:j!. ti:N. l9:!S .. u
Leave Terminal Juuci!ou-t7;s,, lo:O0, 4 N,
el!:40' d, N. td:a?. ti:5, fj:lt. ts.+j y. Ii.
Leave Martins Fcrry-t7:3. Dew An. 'lI:.I,
ll:0b. tao, ta:l9. ts:5. :. m.
Leave pen!nSala-t!;Si, E9:!Iam.. "l2:5l, 1i:ll,
Arri;c Whec, inS-i7:io. i9:a0 4 m. Sl2:5z
fI!7. ti:Gs t:3!. tS;W p. n.
"D2ilY' tDA!ly except sunday. I5undAyI oaly.
Al tc3!ns viii run on Eastern Tr.c.
I.E TACSSIG, Superintendent
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When baby WAC sick, We gave her Castorla.
When she was q Child, sho cried for CAstorla.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When shc had Children, she gave them Ccstorta,
OMAHA, NEE, May i, 1891,

TO Nhol I Iay Concern:
Lam troubled considerably with head
ache and have tried almost everything
which is used as Il preventive or cure,
but there is nothing that has done me
so much good as krause's Headache
Capsules. ALBERT HELLER.
Sold by Alex. r. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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BROOKSIDE, WEST VIRGINIA..
Altitude S.lOO Feat.

Brookslde, Ten miles from Oakland and Deer
Park. Nd. on the summit Of the main Allcghnuy
mountains, III rre miles from the picturesque
Cheat river. \ most beautiful family resort.
comprising q iatm OF 30 ncrSs. ten modern cot.
tngeS and main house: large dining hall and ball
room: fine bass md trout fishing; bowling alley.
livery OF saddle and driving horses Mt moderate
rates. We meet all trnins on Baltimore 4 Ohio
nj Oakland. Send for descriptive circular.
Drookside. Preston county, West Virginia, S
Prescott Wright mai.
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An occasional bottle OF Ayers Sarsa-
par!lla does moro to correct tho tend
eucy Of the blood to accumulate humors,
and keep the organs sound and healthy,
than any other treatment VIC know OF.
prevention is better than cure" Try
il ihia mnuth
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SYMPTOMS Noistusc; intoUse itchIn. md
singing; most NJ night; wore by scratching. If
allowed to continue tunofs form, which often
bleed and ~ulccrate. becouiu; very sore,
SwAYSEs 0ISrNESr stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation. and In most cases ~.
c0ccnts- Dr., s@ayne 4 Son, PHILADELPHIA
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DIV trDDlld.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-With n light orler bust.
ness and spot purchased on u more inodeiatc
Scale, the iF,Lie III purely seHsouable fabrics was
very SLOW. There was m irregular demand for
not important. Printing cloth, dull at = 1l-I6
cents Tor sI1ty.ious squarn4
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FINANCE W. 1nAnE.


NEW foES. MAY s%-Noncy on call easy ut
! per cent; closed at / per ccut. Primo ,nctcan.
tile paper !}tlii per cent, Sterling exchange
barely steady, silver Crrtlrrnlct CilGjc. Total
sale OF stocks IOripy were 1858 shnrtA.
The week opened on the stock Exchange with
hdocTehH II the volume VI business Rud Il etu.
rulllI heavy tone TO the speculation. The irll.
lug wm nnIulpbrtnnt WH rule md was laTrrli
munupnli2c0 by the room TRADERS who operated
only III y SInlI way, There wuru no specially
controlling lnliCUccS IN the mutkct. The
Hmneeis opened ',n3r per cent lower, and on
selling orders from The west mHho further de-
Cllnus, oCcWiOlal rallies occurred, but tho trend
wRS d0wnwatl unh the iinhl sGlcs we're ut tho
lowest Of the day except for 81. Paul, which Is =,
per cent RDovr the bottom figure, the net lOasvs
being Rock Island aud burlington & quincy,
each ! per cent; ST. Paul : md Northwestern y
per cent. fhC trading was very Irregular thur.
Ing the afternoon and was generally Heavy nj
tho close, tho only shares which show An nd.
vance on THO day being Consolidated Gas ! pOr
cent. Pullman md Lead preferred / md Lead
0mlna mud LAKE Sllurr = per cent The rail-
way nnd miscellaneous bond market was mOdCr.
RtCly active.
Government bonds firm.
htntp bOnls iunrlIya.
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Simply apply 'SwAYSEs OlSrMESr." No In.
,etual medicine Required. Cares tcs;cr. cczeaa,
leu; all GriptiOns OIL The face. hands, nose, &C.,
leaving tho kin clear, white Rnl healthy, IL
great healing and curative powers urr possessed
ny no Other remedy. AK your druggist for
SWLYSEs OIS.NES;r, TTTslw;
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l'gtrDIputn

OIL CITY. "a, Nay 2s.-opcned Mt SIC: high.
est S7Tc; lowest Sc: closed n, ST}sc; sales a,Ug
barrels; shipments lGi,6S0 barrels; runs lOI,Sjs
NEW loRS. May G.-PctrolcUm steady. Penn.
s%ylTGnla oil. sHias none. juno option, sales mona.
closed at si!4e bid. Limn oil. sales mono.
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CHICAGO, Siay %-fCars Of crop damage again
aided the bulls lu wheat to-day and July closed
with II &c guIn.
Corn aud oats Cach closed r. higher, and pro.
Flour casv.
WHRAT-CuSh No. 2 spring size; No . red
6l}.c: Shy AiiH5tHn5ilar; July jjlIa5GEajGhu;
September GniSTIi171Ic. '
CoES-CN5h No : STa6c; Mny %7a&7SLAS7;kc;
july J7hyiS aHS{c; September SSha3gi .a3.G
O~ATS-Cnsh No. 2, 49, &C.; May 3ll5n235 .u3SJtc;
June SE S'ar2@}Sc; July G9t.a3lg S4Ji95SC,
1TtAxSEED-So. II SO.
ME>S 2NK-Cash anu May vi 50: July 81 7aI$!a
II Vaii WI september III s1lll 91!4nll VIZ
EAhp-Ehh anu May 81 ~; June 81 ~; July
~ ni5f pm. c..h ,o,,
'ctnHer 70 WAS lat 70.
otHers uhchanBcd.
NEW York. Nav s-Flour. rarclp., Is OOJ
barrels: exports 1900 barrels: sales 10, 40J bar.
refs; market stcadlcr. Rye nominal, ariuy
nominal. Wheat. rccciptS $500 bushels; ex-
ports l2i.9JI bushels; sales hV7IN hmSbcls n
I]ntilrcsi lOG0 bushels Of spot; spot market
hrmet' no. Aard winter 65ac; options strong
NM II G, W. i, T3e sI"Ss WIS strong at 3e net al:
3a4c; Ju!v 5HSaiS3SllSlgc &. August is7,JIgl-A
n!t-c: september 6lafD@ ENGO}sc; December G34n
ols4a"ilc: Corn, receipts alL5Dl bushels; OK.
porpS 2,.ogj bushels: sales 10000 bushels of fu.
&c; June closed at i3'zc; July % l-lGai3}.ai3ssc;
hhI lnsS.is. ssI S,o 80 n az t,ssc, osts. receipts 2i%S2
TnsSccis' of .6ot. ~ ~! utI ~ ., tGlute' Mnd W IVY
Stnv '.I0snI Pin III ~! Nn ~, S "a ! 70 h!snet D4L INieti
SSGa3SI!c: Tni I I"r All vi; Sr",'s q, 'ulE "a
duI TSn,Snr s,coi H.! u Mm hops que, lilMet
nmIa,. Irrs,,.r, " lam Lut Hiea's h5"A1E, LaTu
,1niy r ~ ''' po-, s, TIiI h c'pseH a. u w May ~;
ChcaSe ,ICvnr. s,"In ,0r ~ H's4 uayG, outer steady
Tuilow dull; city i li.iGGit{c RoSin 6rm T n
pentinc steady. Rice moderately active "M1las.
lex steady. ColTee steady al 5a!j poIrts decline,
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NEW YoRx. MAY s-P:g lion dull. Conner
quiet. lead barely steady. Tin barely steady:
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Mrs.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 mud ISIS M.rho.st., Wheeling, VIVA.

The Island cars md electric motors pass the
door. Third annual session begins MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER Is. 1898. continues thirty-nIne
weeks, divided into four terms. This school
offers a complctc and thorough cdncat!on In
Practical English. Mathematics. EnglI,h Classics.
lhtin and Modern Languages.
The school CONSISTS OF Primary, Grammar,
Academic and College Preparatory departments,
The methods and course OF Instruction will
compare iavorably with tho best seu1inartea Ia
abe county.
Boys arc receIvcd In tho Primary and first year
Grammar. For circulars or interview. apply to
Mrs. II. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 Main st.
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SUM MER RESORTS.

HOWARD'S LICK SPRINGS,
III HARDY COUNTY. W. VA.
VIII DO opened June %. Elevation 2,oN feet
above sea leyel. Round trip tickets over tho
baltimore l. Ohio from Wheeling and other
points. Circulars, with references, cau DO had Ut
the Mcclure House Address +
HOWARD'S LICK CO.
my26n Matthias, Hardy County. ". Va
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