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Chicago Grain and provision Marke

Chicago Grain and Provision MarKo's'
Range OF the leading futures furnished 0y
the WHEELING COMMISSION Co. Brokers' heiiy
Building, third floor.
Opening, highest, lowest and closing PRICES
TENDER, 63hc, GSac 6l5sc, 6lAc; December
651tc. 6554c, 64l4c. 6iSsc.
CoRN-July lIaic, 42c, 4llsc, 4l2sc; September
42iic 42l4c, 4l11c, 4lssc ,,- &C.,,
her, 3OJ9c 30Ho 3Jc, 3uisc
PoRKE'JuiV, Sl2 so, slS 80 Sl935 sl2 50; Sep
temoer, sl2 60, SI2 62, 81! 80, Sl2 ~.
LARD-July, So 81, IS 80, S6 20, So 20; Septem-
Der, sos $685., 50 81, 50 81.
IS 81, So 80, So 40, So 40
car receipts for ts-day-Whsat, AZ; corn, l9l;
oats. llS; hogs, 81 600 head. Estimates Tor
to-morrow-Hogs, 81, 600 head
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PETKULEUM.

New YORK, June l3.-Petroleum, steady
no sales; July closed at 9OAc.
OH CITY, PA, June l3-Petroleum,
opened, S9%c; highest. S95sc; lowest
S9SIc; closed at S9jSc; shipments, S7,6iS
barrels; runs, 9S, 1856 barrels.
PIrTsBURG, PA. June 13.-Petroleum,
nothing doing; $3.50 bid.
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MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERS /!

HATHORN WATERING have large stock
of this celebrated Mineral Water on hana which
we are closing out at reduced prices in order to
make room for other goods. Put up IN doZ-
doz AID 4doZ. packages.
SPRITDEL WATER-The King OF Mineral
N aters. from Mt Clemens, Mich A pure,
wholesems water, unsurpassed As beverage
and table water.
KROETHAL WATER - From A'ontaAl
tsr ia lastly celebrated for its excellent diges.
tive Qualities, is also refreshing and delicious
summer drink, either pure or mixed with fruit
syrup. milk, wine or hran dy.
APOLLINARIS WATER-From hhehlsA'
P WELTH q CO.,
Ills Main and lIal Market Streets
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

money, 1 Per Cont-Governments Firm.
stocks, Firm-FlOur. Firm and Higher.
Wheat, Lower.
New York, June l3.-Money on call easy
at l per cent, last loan and closed at l
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 2}4 AL.
per cent. Sterling Exchange, dull at
4S75sa4gU. Silver certificates, 64a65c.
-
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$40 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid to any
one who will secure the arrest and con-
viction OF the person or parsons who ara
now regularly stealing the DAILY and
SUNDAY REGISTER on the Island
and North Main street.
Vest Virginia Printing Co.
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tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm. Grove
Ct s:isa m. and Wheeling st l2:l7 p. m.
Trims No. :. 6, ltand 20 connect VITA kerde
line Tor Triad elphia. herdic leaves TriAdel-
phia for Elm Grove at $3.50 .. n. 7:30 .. m
l2:S0 ~ m. and $40 p m. Daily. except San-
day's and SATURDAYS hsrdic will connect with
t-ain No. 81. leaving Wheeling at Hoo D. m.
Sund-y's herdic l. ayes fri,drlphia at 900 ..
m 100 .. m. $50 p. m. .ant connects with
trains No { II and 90 fro e wheeling.
II. E. WEI GERBER, Gen. Manage
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s1enm.hip Arrivala.

LoNpox, June i2.-Arrived, Italia from
Montreal.
Bremen. June I2.-Arrived. Saale, from
New Ycrk: Wedmar. from Baltimore.
P.uLapEIPHIA. June 12.-Arrived. Lord
Cough. from Liverpool
-. MORE, June l2.-Arrived, Montana,
from I OnOOn.
from New York.
IIvERPooL, June 12.-Arrived, Lsora,
dor. from Montreal; MUmldan and Ca
tOnia, from Boston.
Hone KoNG, CHINA, June 12.-The ma
tive population is leaving Oy thousands
daily on account OF the plague Fifteen
thousand deaths have occTred.
CEIPPLB CREEK, Colo, Alne !s.-Jack
smith. military leader Of the strikers en-
Bull Hill, has gone TO MEXICO 70 sVolS
arrest.
WILKINSON, IND, June l2-The tile
mills OF smith & Co. have ioeen wrecked
nv a natural gas explosion. Loss, $40, 900
- rn.Sclsco. June 2.-The Supreme
Lodge OF The A. y. u. w began today
with two h1ndred delegate present
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Tho Metal NIarEaS

NEW York. June 13. Pig iron, quiet
Scotch $40 5Oa20 O5; American 81 00al4 90.
Copper, dull. Lead, firm. Tin, quiet;
straits sl9 %.
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ARRIVE
From New YORK. Philadslphis, Baltimorst
Washington, 6iba m. daily.
Cumberland accommodation, $40 p n.'r
cept Sunday. -.
Moundsyille accommodation. 10 and =. =
m, aad IU p. m, except sunday. and iO " y.
~ SATURDAY onlA
Ksyser express, 800 p. m, sHcsps Monday
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION
For PittsbUrR Wilmington baIumofs; ret
adelphia and New YORK. 0Oi M aud0Oe
m. daily, -
Pntsburg accommodation. 40 a M, daily
Pittsburg express 100 IN. sfospt sunday
Washington, Pa, accommodation Owl N
Pittsbnrg express 55l p m, sunday oniy.
aHEivE.
From New York. Phlladslpbia Bslumors.
washington aud Pittstvrg, I'D =. M aai
PIti.burs mail, I24j .. NJ sIcsps ssndsE
warrington. Pa, accommodates. SO A. m,
P,tt.burg express. ioSjA n, sunday oalS.
TRASs-oHIo DIVISIONS
For Columbus. Chicago and me West 10 4
coinmbu, Cincinnati ssd ST. LsulA liz p.
N and 1910 q m. daily.
St. Clairyills sccommodAtion, i1@Of. a. ant
$50 ~, except S1ndsY. -. -.
newark secomnodstion, I'D p. m. sfcs"
Sunday.
sarfys
Prom chica4o. rs ana 1915 a. n. ia
From ST. Louis Cincinnati and Coiuss =
l5,s m apS So 2. m. day.
S. Clairsy lie ecommodatiou. IT'D q n
and 615 :, m. eIcspt sunday.
Newark accommodates, il1 q n. srcs9t
sVnssr CHAs. o. scULL
General Passenger Agenl
1T LANE. T. p. AIT. wBssilBg W. Va
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO County.

In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO County.
Robert Armstrong, Administra
tor OF the estate OF David Arm
strong, deceased,
VS.. In Chancery.
The Wheeling Pittsburg and
Baltimore Railroad Company,
and others,
The defendants, Martin Armstrong, Holmes
Armstrong, David Armstrong Caroline Geary
and Margaret Powell, non-resideuts OF tina
State OF West Virginia, will take notice that
the de position Of Walter c. Smith will be taken
on the 3Oth day Of June. in the year 1894, be.
tween the hours of9 o'clock a. m and o'clock
p. IN. at thu residence OF said Smith. on the
east side OF South Penn street, below Fink
street. in the city OF Wheeling and State OF
West Virginia, 10 be read in evidence on behalf
OF the defendant the Wheeling, PittsburE and
Baltimore Railroad Company, in the above en-
titled cause, and II for any reason the t&kins OF
the said deposition shall not be begun on that
day, or being begun shall not be concluded on
that day. the taking OF the same will be ad-
journsd from time to time until it shall be com.
peted HENRY M. RUSSELL,
Attorney for the Wheeling, ,Pittsburg aud Bal
timore Railroad Company. Ey2ioawt
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
Tim. table. .lEinz effect at 500 ,. m. sunday.
Ian. I'd, 1875
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Friday.
Ap,ii 20, 1885, trains viii run as follows, city
time.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

ArrvA ana departure or trains on ana after
hss 3, 1891 EXPLANATION or RxFERRscH
hARxs: sDaily; fSuRdSy excepted. -Aoa.
DAY excepted; Saturday excepted; iSuaday
only; saturday only. Eastern standard Tine
which is one hour earlier than Central Ilms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-28

on the subject. One of their organs pays
that they are making no overtures 70 any
body for fusion. The evidence ID tnat up
10 this time there has been no forma!
barxain, save in the Ninth Congressman
District
the real cause OF the change OF view
fr,nn that 20 recently held has been given
nv YOUR correspondent: that Popuiists ana
Republjcans each think they can defeat
the Democrats.
II Is unouestioned that the Democratic
nlatform will declare for silver coinage.
an income-tax, and a modified tariff. NO
man can get the party vote save on
thosc issues The anti-Cieveland men are
I'm the saddle. The Senate's delays are
hurting the Democratic party daily. and
STRENGTHENING the Populists. The Repub-
licans are badly torn 10 pieces.
a leading negro Republican told me
that his race intended TO keep quiet and
see what viii be done for II. He said
that while some Of the white Republicans
claimed to be able 10 control the negro
vote, this was positively untrue. He went
further, and declared that there was not
a white Republican IN all this state VINO
knew what the negroes would 90 th's
year. He used the phrase that TINS year
the negro vote would be placed win the
party which did the most for II. He ex-
pressly denied that this meant anything
like a bargain and sale business, but as
serted that the time has at last come
when the negro must protect himself. lie
said that the negro had. to a large ex-
tent. been dlsfranchised In South caro-
lima. and that this was the tru. cause OF
the reign OF Tillman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Some Superstltions That Find Credit In
Pennsylvania.

The whooping-cough epidemic that Is
Allentown Leader, brings with IL other
evils beside its baleful whoops. 1t car
ries a CARLOAD OF superstition in its train.
And the credulity OF the sufferers and
their readiness to trust in all sorts of
potions and charms is rather more
pathetic to the intelligent observer than
the frogs in their Threats.
Round about Bath they essay to cure
their whooplng children by cutting lock
OF hair from the head of an individual who
has never seen his or her father, and
hanging it by a string about the neck of
the whoopers. This is thought to be a
sure cure.
The Bucks-county remedy Is to have
medicine-lt matters little of what sort
administered by a married woman who
never changed her maiden name. The
patient Is sure to recover IL this custom
is observed.
In Lowhill they say that goose's egg
laid on the first Friday of the new moon
and eaten raw will drive off the dread
cough In terror
1t is absurd that people should cling to
such stuff, but they do 1t, and most
tenaciously, too. The best physician in
the State couldn't dissuade them from
their faith. The weird hexa's charm has
more weight with them than the wisest
word from a modern Aesculapius.
This dense ignorance may be laughed
at, but 1t should be still more pitied.
There is actually a pathos in these stupid
supersttlons that dulls ones foreign
missionary enthusiasm, and makes him
eager to enlighten the eyes OF his foolish
neighbors. The barbarism OF Hottentot
and Kaffir seems Insignificant beside the
heathenish creed OF such believers as
these. And yet they are not the only
heather.
Superstition permeates every station
Of society. The silly schoolgirl, who
won't sit with a dozen others at the tea
table. and businessmen who won't
start upon q journey on Friday are
but samples. BY clinging to their rIdicu-
GUS notions they encourage simpler
folk to go much further. The untutored
can scarcely be blamed for their whoop-
ing-cough theories SO long as the wise
cherish pet foibies about spilled salt.
broke mirrors. and seventh sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-28

Everything is upward striving. % no
IT'S as easy now for the heai''
As for the fields to be green. or skies
10 be blue.
'Tis the proper way OF H'ihs'
All animate nature feels the toucn Oh
spring. Nature has her great sp''ns
cleaning days. The birds get new
n,,mage the fish put on their fresh. giis-
tening scaly armor. new streams OF fresh
water start from the ground; there are
new buds and livelier sap. ana IN ,he
human body the heart throbs with iui'er'
stronger beats.
II is a season OF great changes.
At no time during the year Is the pody
so inclined to get rid OF old. diseased con-
dl,ions chronic sickness. and deep-seated
disorders Of the vital organs.
1t is for these reasons that PANE s
celery compound. the most famous nerve
regulator and blood purifier in the worIo,
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SECRET ARMS IN THE EAST.
Oriental Weapons Concealed for Ready
Use by Both Sexes.
Saturday Review

Saturday Review
In Hlndostan there is a choice OF secret
arms. The gutpi. or sword-stick. may be
bought in every bazaar. and Is said TO
have been used in the days OF
Akbar Q543-lCO0: but it is doubtful
whether the phrase In the 'Ain-i-Akbarl
Of Abul FAIL does not rather refer 10 the
Arab dagger with its deep sheath. con-
tanning both blade and shaft. II the
traveller prefers 1t, he may buy sWoru
thin and flexible as the Toledo colled
blades. TO wind round his waist in MS
cummerbund. II he be fakir, the orhd-
mental crutch which upholds his arm
while he edfies the faithful by silent re-
Elections upon the syllable ON VIII con-
tain sharp-pointed quadrangular biade
for the confusion of the unOeleVer'
Even lovely woman in the harem carries
a miniature katar with H-shaped srip'
or a diminutive peshkabz-douole-our'
single-edged atrocio,N.-
In Mysore ana Hyderabad the bicii h"'
(scornion,-the double-curved misericorde
Of the East-is carried by the io"Tr
classes hidden up the sleeve. and Is made
right or eft-handed to suit all tastes.
II Is a favorlte and eftectual weapon OF
from behind. inside the collar-bone, ana
Is sometimes double-bladed and poisoned,
the poison being carried IN suitable mol
low in the hilt. The dOuble-curve OF the
bIade derived from that of a cows norm
and resembling that of a scorpions SUING,
recurs in the khanjar and chiianun anu
throughout Afghanistan. With a variety
of this weapon Lieutenant Wits WAS
Killed in the battle at Candahar.
The strangest of secret arms is perhaps
tho bagh nakh or tiger claw OF the MAI
rattas. with its two rings for the hrsl anu
fourth fingers. and the three to five curNe1
steel claws. destined to protrude from the
closed hand between the fingers ana 10 ZIP
open or mangle the victim The hahd nan
open shows only two bright rings around
the fingers; cluched fist becomes the
armed paw of the human tiger. MI. bser-
ton tells us how the Mahratta leauer'
Swat. murdered his enemy. AlZal Khan,
after inviting him to conference, IN
which each should come with one attend
ant only. Sivaji wore a mail-cap and
coat under his turban and cotton gown;
had a bich'hwa in his right sleeve, and
a bagh nakh on his left hand.
The khan had only his sword, and sent
away his follower to treasure Sivaji,
who was OF small stature. and counter
feited timdity. I'm the midst of the
customary embrace Sivaji struck the bagh
nakh into the bowels OF AfZal Khan, who
quickly disengaged himself, clapped his
hand on his sword, exclaiming. Treachery
and murderp But Svaji instantly fol-
lowed up the blow with his dagger. The
khan had drawn his sword and made
cut at Sivaji. but the concealed armor
was proof against the blow. The whole
was the work of moment. and Slvaji
was wrestling the weapon from the hand
of his victim before the attendants could
turn toward them.
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HYENA ON THE LOOSE.
announcement StOwawav on the British
Steamship Nairnshire.

tlspuuOu DdilJ NtWS.D
The Narnshire called as usual at Las
Palmas, and there a hyena, which had
been sent from Cape JUDY and consigned
10 the London office OF the West Africa
Company, was taken on board. 1t was
confined in a wooden box or cage three
feet long, three feet broad, and two feet
six inches high. The front of the box
had been fastened carelessly with simple
half-inch nails. with the result that two
days after leaving Las Palmas the hyena
tore its way out of the cage and took
refuge among some casks of fruit, &C.,
underneath the forecastle deck. a space
thirty-fiye by fifteen feet and eight feet
high. There II remained for five days, TO
the terror and danger to all on board,
for il moved about freely. and no one
knew at what moment he might meet 1t
face TO face
Captain Olsens first impulse was to
shoot the dangerous brute, but finally
decided, as 1t was "A valuable animal and
properly CONSIGNED, TO endeavor TO de-
liver 1t alive. In pursuance of this policy.
and prudently bearing In mind also that
a wild animal is always more savage
and dangerous when hungry. Captain Oh
sen-carrylng a loaded shotgun, and hav-
ing on each side of him man armed
with revolver at full cock-was escorted
into the forecastie hold by one of the
seamen, who threw within convenient
reach OF the beast choice chunks of New
Zealand mutton. Though nothing unto
ward occurred. Captain Olsen was natu-
rally anxious to be relieved of his in
convenient charge. and on arriving at
Gravesend on Friday a telegram was sent
10 h.a West Africa CnmnqnV n gsn1
fetch the hyena, otherwise II would be
shot The company's offices were closed
for the holidays, so that nothing could
be done.
When the Nairnshlre arrived In Victoria
docks 1t was decided TO make an at
tempt to capture the hyena, and Mr..
Samuel Lowe. Dairy Expert to the New
Zealand government, who had boarded
the steamer In the exercise OF his official
duties, pluckily volunteered to take
charge OF TIE operations. being assisted
therein by Mr.. Card. OF Messrs. Turn
bull. Martin & Co., and Captain Olsen.
by Mr.. loves directions the forecasts
hold was gradually cleared Of It's cargo.
while a number Of sailors stood by with
sacks and boards. The hyena resented
these operations by snarltng and SHOWING
hts teeth. and occasionally crouching. as
though to spring upon his intruders.
Finally. however. he WIS got into cor
ner behind large cask. and seaman.
making dextrous throw. managed to
get rope round its neck. While the
beast was struggling In the tolls, second
rope was thrown round him. and. the cask
being then rolled away, the hyena was
dragged into his cage. amid the loud
cheers OF his amateur hunters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-28

has acquired the name Of the great spring
medicine. There il not single village
in the country large enough to boast us
regular physician or drugstore where
Paine's celery compound Is not being more
largely used this month than any other
remedy. 1t is known wherever progress
and enlightenment have pushed the rail-
road or the newspaper
Paine's celery compound is the very Ut
most the medical research Of to-day can
do for the exhausted badly-nourished
nerves and thin. impure blood. IL goes
straight to the causes Of the miscniet III
the many forms OF disease resulting from
nervous debility and insufficient or
vitlated blood. A thousand painful symp-
IONS arise from these two prime causes
Correct the nerves and blood with Paine $
celery compound, and the entire system
must get well; diseases of particular parts
disappear. and strength and health py
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-28
IT is TIME TO GET WELL.
All Nature Takes New SarNew Sap Runs in the Trees and
New Blood Courses Through the Veins-ln Spring TAKE
paine's Celery Compound the One Remedy That Cures

day. and sound. invigorating sleep by
night, return by an unfailing natural pro-
cess. Paine's celery compound drives
out diseases OF the liver. heart. and Kid.
neys-by sending pure. sufficient blood,
loaded with reconstructive material.
through these vital organs. instead OF a
watery, impure fluid that can neither
nourish nor nvigorate. Dyspepsia, neu-
ralgia. rheumatism. heart disease, general
nervous debility. and loss of strength can
not remain when the nerves and blood re-
ce.ye their daily reinforcement of rich.
abundant nourIshment from Paine
celery compound.
Most diseases are signs or poverty.
either Of blood or nerves. Paine's celery
compound makes people well, because 1t
feeds starved nerves and blood, and regu-
lates their functions. Try IT. and be con-
WINGED. as are thousands OF men and
women and children everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-28
FUSION NOT LIKELY.
Repubiican-Pop. Coalition In North Caro-
lima Improbable.

lima Improbable.
oCorrespondence Washington Starr
RALEIGH, n. c., April 2i-Otho VIII
son. one of the best-known Populists in
the State, says that while some members
of that party are clamoring for an sarly
convention, the policy will be for late
one. as the Populists are gaining in
strength all the while. He says the gains
are mainly west OF Raleigh Wilson is
very bitter against Alliance men who sup
ported Cleveland or Carr. but says he re-
spects those Democrats who stood square
~ by their nominees. He says the Demo-
Gratis In North Carolina desire to throw
Cleveland overheard" but that the Popu-
lists do not intend to let them drop Cleve-
land. but will make him and his policy
an issue in the campaign.
A month ago, two months ago, fusion
OF Republicans and Popuists seemed a
certainty, but now there are signs that
the marriage Of these parties will not be
consummated. One cause of this drawing
apart OF these two parties IL that each Is
beginning TO think 1t. unaided. can de-
feat the Democrats. AS you have been
carefully Informed. there are two wings
OF the Republican party-the fusion and
the anti-fusion. DR.. j. j. Mott, one Of
the wealthiest Republicans in the State,
and for years that party's chairman. says
his party Is helpless In North Carolina,
and on some points agrees with the Popu-
lists. and ought TO make common cause
with them against the election-law. He
opposes the present system of county
government but on this the Populists
have not as yet declared themselves. He
Is with the Popuists upon only one ma
tlonai issue--the free coinage OF silver
and In this matter Is not in line with his
own parsy's platform. The leaders Of the
Republicans are divided in view. Mott.
J. c. L. Harris. and Daniel l.. Russell
favoring fusion: John Il. Eaves. the pres
ent chairman; ID. NJ. Furches. and ex-
Congressman II. g. Ewart opposing It.
The Winston Republican ID by far the
most influential paper that party has In
this State.
The bulk OF the correspondents OF this
Winston paper are coming out In oppo-
siticn to fusion. The Populists are slAsnt