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the chamber and keep watch day and
night. The Democratic Senate held a.ses-
sion III the chamber, but adjourned with
out transacting any business.
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THE PEKTNG NOT YET sIGHTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1O.-At 1:30 this
(Thursday) morning the steamer City of
Peking. due from Honolulu, had not
been sighted. 1t is thought here that she
will not arrive before daylight.
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Nine out Of ten men when asking for
drink, will simply ask for something
good" and out OF the nine there are not
two who know when drink OF good
whiskey, brandy, gin or rum is sold
thcm. Few hotels or vendors OF liquors
can assure their customers that tho
liquors set boiore thnm arc absolutely
pure and old. One tastes almost as
good MS the other; but if you want to DO
sure that you are buying only pure
liquor, we advise you to look at the
bottle and SEQ ii tho name OF Max
Klein is blown in tho bottle, and his
signature OH tho label, and ii you SEQ it
there, You can bet your best dollar that
YOU are getting straight" article. His
Silver Age, Duquesno and Bear Creek
Ryes recommended by physicians and
men OF all professions. For sale by
Wheeling Drug Company.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Mny wheat went down to
6SGC to-day. Opening lc lower At 5g]5c, the
price went down 10 the new low price record on
Il continuation Of yesterdays weakness. Buging
by shorts on Il decrease in the visible supply
caused reaction OF lc. but rumorS OF local
financial troubles sent the price down Ggliu and
May closed with 4 loss OF &c.
May corn closed &c lower.
Oats &c lower and provisions dull with little
chnDge In prices.
Flour weak.
WHEAT-CGSh No. . spring jGc; No. : sprIpE
5jc No. red Soc: February 5J'$ajG!L ,a5Gc; May
aS;Saj93 Eni9lsc: July G0isI6l1 EaGlc.
CoRN-CiSll No. :, 3il4c; February 3iaSi4a
St4c; May 81 ta5t3 saSG1tc July 7!4a31 &A375Lc.
OArS-CGsh No, :. "71%c; February 97lGa2714 10
e7tEgc; May .@9aHF sA29hc: July 9iI:GgT1jin9TIic.
RYE-So. ., SIC.
FLASsEED-sl ~
TIMOTHY SEED-SilO.
MISS PoRE-ClSh and February SIl Satsnll s.;
Nny Sll SjRl2 S44iSAil g2M
LAEp-Cash $T2j; February s. 25a7 iOaT Is;
March 81 liaT 30a7 u; May 81 62L5a7 "0a7 d.
SH0ET KIDs-CHSh Sc 1ja7 l2bc; February
50 lch; March So l5at 32Lja6 Il.
SHouLnEE.-s6 25a6jO; short clear SCI
WHlSHT-Sil7.
DvvrER-steadyi crcamerlcs 2oa2Ic; diaries
16Rlic.
EGGS-Firmcr at lie.
New ioEH. Feb l&-Flour. receipts 900 bar.
rels; exports 900 barrels; sales 1000 barrels;
market steady Wheat, exports 1900 bushels
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THE OPEN SWITCH.
AN ESr1D1lSNED sArr0rlRD,

a" ESTdBLlSHED SIFEGUIRD.
Anybody who travels by cars knows wlnt
Is meant by ian open switch" 1t is tho
terror of railroad men, and the dread Of tho
traveller ltSvictims-kilICd, horribly man.
gIed or manned for liie--arc numbered by
the score each year.
ietcven the dreaded "opcn switch " Is not
so widely fatal rs is u certain disease, which,
without ccasing its activity for IN instant, Is
daily filling hundreds of graves.
What is that terrible ailment? YOU ask,
II is Heart Dhcdsei "But," you reply, con.
tidcntly, ~ haven't any heart disease-my
heart Is all right Are You SURE?
DIR. Franklin Miles, of Elkhart, Ind, the
distinguished specialist in diseases OF tho
heart and nervous SYSTEM states that disor.
ders OF the heart are as common rs those OF
tho lungs, liver, stomach, bowels or kidneys,
though often unsuspectCd. The reason poo.
pie arc not aware Of this important fact Is
because symptoms Of heart disease are not
usually recognized as proceeding from this
organ, but are attributed to some other
source. II you have StIortucss Of breath,
iluttcring or palpitation, pain or tenderness
in left breast, shoulder or side, oppressed or
choking sensation, fainting or smothcring
spells, your heart is affected.
81 had been troubled with heart disease
for years. MyIeftpulse was very weak, could
Mt times scarcely feel it, excitement would
weaken my nerves and heart, and fear Of
impending death stared me in the face for
hours. Dr. Miles NsrviHs and New Heart
Cure arc the only mcdicinest that have proved
ofany benefit aud cured me."-L.M. DYER,
ClOverdalc, Md.
"My wife has been taking DR.. Miles Ndu
Cure for he Heart She thinks iiYondcrfu!
She has not been troubled with pain or
amotherinE spells since using it. We have
also used DR.. Miles Pills. and we find them
all they are claimed to be."-GEO L. FINK,
Philadelphia, Pa.
These and hundreds Of similar tcstimo-
mails arc convincing proofs of the wonderful
powers Of DR.. Miles Mro Cure for he Heart.
i is edtftirc, agreeable, and above all, SAFE.
Sold by druggists on Il positive guarantee, or
Dr.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere. mrIS.MwF4wy
No Money Required or Rcspnnsiblu Par.
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IS & 30 ". Cay St, one block north Of
State House, Columbus, Ohio. In
corporItcd 1856. Capital s5oo,oco.
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eminent Specialists o. account of their large
practice in Ohio, have established tho France
Medical Institute, where nil diseases will be SEC
ccssiully treated OIL the most Scientific Pri,i.
cip'cs. The Institute has for its Faculty Z
corps o! recognized specialists, each eminent
IN his profession. Their long experience In TIC
largest hospitals in the world enables tlic:u n
successfully treat all forms Of Chfcnc. Nervous AMI
f'haIe diseases nlso Diseases of the Eye and Ear
IMPORTANT TO LECiES-DRs FRANCE and
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eases peculiar to the Sex Female diseases nos.
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The cure is effected by homo treatment. En-
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They have attained the most wonderful Guc-
cess in the treatment of Callrrh Stomach KID
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OF men and women. DIS. FRANCE and Orr
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The most inialliblc method OF curing Vital
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Itcatmert sent c. Q, D. TO any part Of the T. S.
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Postage. DR.. FRANCE, Columbus, Ohio.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co.
lumbus. Ohio: by request OF muuy friends mud
patients, has decided to visit
Bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
February -.
Bellalrc, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
March l..
consultation mud examination free and strict.
only. " ~ - ''''' '
The Doctor describes the different diseases
peter than the sick can themselves. ltlsn Won.
derlul gilt for anyone 10 possess Their dag
nostlc powers have created wonders Throughout.
the country.
:. The ElectrGpnthic Treatment for all forms OF
female Diseases aud the treatment Of Seminal
Weakness! Loss Of Manhood and Errors of Youth,
NIccocnized 70 EG the most successful method
ever ever discovered us used by Drs France & OFT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad,

On and after Saturday. October /, l5J!, traIuI
will run as follows. city time:
LEAVE WHEELITG-aj:O0 n NJ, 100 n NJ. S:0J
e. m. 800 u m, 1000 a. H., ll:0) a. N, l2JJ H.
100 p. m. :Oj p. IN. 500 p IN. i:0l p. M. 5:Ji
=. m. COOP. IN. 100 p. Ill, SOD p n, 9;Il p.
n. = 90 D. n.
LEAVE Elm GEovg-16:0ln H.. 100 4. m. 500
90 p. IN. 100 p m 500 p N 400 p IN. 5:ii
p. H.. 600 p, IN. 7:O0p. H. SOD p. H. g:lg p.
IN. 10 Top. Ill
PDal!r, except Sunday.
SuEDAY-Church trains Leave Elm GroTo /,
9:i3 l. IL. and Wheeling at l2:lT p. IN.
II. Z WElSGERBkR.
ocl General Manager.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. o. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table No l3. To take ON'cC: 1901 Il. III,
Sunday. November -. !S9t

Time Table No II. to take OtTcc: 1901 a. III,
Sunday. November - !S9i
Leave Wheeling $50, 1915, 3ll:i1 u m, t1:2l,
eJ:l5, ti:3D. 400 p. IN.
Leave pcninmlR-tS;oj, Psi. 2ll:4j d IN, t2;:25.
e3:1l. t4:}G. 1906 p. M.
Leave Martins fsrry-ts:l2 to:J7, 2rl;52a. ~.
tll:3!t, "a:g7. ti:iG, pr.
Arrive Terminal Iunction-t3:!7, 1000, ;ll:jj
n. m, t11:a5. "311. ti:A6, io:lS =. m.
Leave Terminal Junc!ion--t7:2!, 3):OO n m.
"lI;io. n m, sl;S& to- t,;ii' tS,l5 =. IN
El:Oj. ti:IO ti:lg t5:TI D. IN.
IeRyc Peuinsnla-i7:3I, ig:liam., "l2:jl, sI:ll,
I'LL. tj:"J. tSj9p IN,
Arrive wbeelng-t1:io, ig:?O a m, ola:57,
:i:l7. ti;?5. tI:Jl, 1915 p. N.
"pntly tDR!ly except sunday. Sundays only.
All tralus VIII run on EASTERN Time
J.E TAUS3IG. SuDeriLtGndent
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OIL CITY. Pa. Fen 1l-Opcncd md lowest
size: highest and closed Sl14c sales 5000 bar
Iels; shipments 1890 barrels; runs $500
barrels
NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-Petrolcum steady and
fairlr active; Pennsylvania oil. sales none; March
option sales 5000 barrels; closed at Sic asked.
PITTSBURGH. PA, Feb. l9.-Opcncd and lowest
SIG; highest and closed size
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dry GniliIs

NEW York. Feb. lI-Thc dry goods distrlc,
is under snow storm md Is being shown under
the disadvantage OF an artificial light The
number OF buyers from the country Is small mud
the local traders arc showing caution. The vol.
lnc Of business Is moderate III most articles.
Prices show no material changes. The .jobbing
trndc Is possibly rather better. but any change
Is slight.
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.,t h,.,, n,n rol
sNes '-9WR bushels Of ililurcs nnu SiV,Wn
bushels 81 spot bp1t market acuyc and iLmrt;
IiUS mtNcr elll RlGhrr 40 Isu r l'rt, ",
Ti,aSN r Mtyh " sDt! slDAi Nay OJAnnFtaU,Is,,
~ H' ~, MO- sci AuEus Ufc CoF IhpWlS
aM Si ~ mnHS saics sOWl On1ErI ~ l5,m ,,,
anu a. c iTmV n,nhel, OF sno mnTk"i dnlli r'n
tTgS ),Is rrm,Ini IL, h G'"S 80
bushels sNIo, " l,I hushrl, NJ i,,,rcs md \. 800
bushuiX nj Inni. n,npg"t NJ, 49, nil, ri 4
while lfr: Erbr,Iary III "a, March Mic, May
Mo. IIlIrS sirnfy iin,, ain, In, LuI Cut
nrnIs n,iict XII Ii,ii' ii,u' "n.,rrT .trail
$40, FsbTliory s; %, Sitr !; NV - 40 PORK
duIl liuiirr srrniy, ,y,,,irrt, Ialrv iSis,ITc do
Cfrnnrrv ISnp;r,' tia,n ,ISirv iG"jir, IL cream.
cry lTngir. I'nrr,r r,,,odv| i,r,r ,,niiH,n. Eprl
strong, wr,ictn frr,I i0r iInsy nVjri. cIiy 5ir
Rusln ilrm Turnpnilnr nm nlrr IulI Mo-
M,srs rIuil CoIire steady md baIg noints lower.
sugar ,,llcl md tTm "'''' '''' r''''''
Pgrr,urng,I =, Nah II -rr,,c, r,rtn crcau,.
cry SIaEic, Ohm fancy rrnmrrv hS"'f%, Ipncy
country roll .yA%iC, low yTU,iSs nNL cooyinr
lGaISc' Chrrsr 0ht" n n,"'' ,i IL NV
YSfk new I1Eai,c, wis v Th f, tnGs iinli,c:
Wlsronsiu s,yi"s lSiii'r, i,nI,,r ," nov III
Epl.y. EiTIciiy frrsh Hn,nsviy"n1n ,nI min
lGNi7c. I0ulirv' mr,c Iiye rhirEcnS G1aGSc
her mir. do s,nnIi iOa,N' h,IcLs 5I,,7o' NOR
paIr geese ST 0jGi 10 rrr pNir: live uIrkeys
inSo rrr noSnd, irnySrI 'cLirErnl ,irn,y,, IWliic
pcr pound turRcys lOallo per pound; ducks
lhiSc per pound; geese 7aSc yer pound. roin
toes, fancy llurbGnkS CnTlOtg on track. JvNisC
per bIShcl; less do ilhisc; other kinds IjajOc;
Jersey sweets q 6Oa3 IS per bayrcl Baltimore
swcets s. 81! 20 rrr barrel Ca6bacc, ptT 100
heal SOlnl on. Onions, yellow globe 81 Gal 10
ner barrel Turnips, purple tops, iDHlDc, Celery,
ilnoO1i per bunch. HnIabagaS 81 DCal y per
Dhrtcl. Carrots 81 lOal q per barrel. lar'nps,
81 "G-Vo PER uNrTch
MLtlH0RE, Nib, Feb. l3--FlOur dull; receipts
l!,lj! barrels; shipments 40! barrels. Wheat
iirncr; spot nul February 6DiGnGOl-r; Nny 6Aiya
org steamer No, red 09iiajic; receipts L!Ji
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CtScIHYArE. o.. Feb. 13.-Cotton easier and
lower mlddlings re.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Feb. l3--Wool firm: domestic
fleece l9a2jci pulled 2Oa2Gc; Texas lOaljc.
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Nlet,lln.
Wool.

New York, Feb. l3.-Plg Iron dull; American
Sl2 hOHl5U ". Copper easy; lake &c. Lead dull
domestic s. 20. Tin dull; stralts $40 Gj.
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RAILROADS.,
uSny Pennsylvania Statlons.
XHEHnnSy!VanidL LINES:
RSla Tro,,. pu, IN, rar+ro, T;,,a


TIcEET OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA STATION OF
WATER ST.. FoOr or ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
AT McIGnE llousE, WHEELING. ASp ut TUE
PESSsrLvASIA STATION. HEipGHronT.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co,

On and after Monday, December 81. Passenger
Trims will run rs follows: "DailY. tDaily tx.
cent Sunday. Central time
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Ferturos of the AIoncy and Stock
Markets.

NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-Mouev on call easy ut l
uer cent; last louu l per cent closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3}SajH per cent.
Sterling exchange firm ut 81 STAT S7Li Total
sales OF stocks liV..OO shares.
The share speculation to-day WINS unsettled
and the movement of prices Irregular AT the
opening generally firm tone prevailed. The
trading, however. wnS very light. Early In the
day 1t was announced thnt the original plan OF
settlement with the creditors OF the National
Corlugc Company had been changed so TINT
they will now receive only u per cent In cash
instead OF u per cent. the other 10 per cent
being payable In 10 per cent guaranteed stock.
This change of plan induced Snles OF the
In the common and s per ccut III the
preferred. New England opened x per cent
down. hut quickly rallied "a per cent, losing
the entire improvement in the afternoon and
recovering !, per cent NJ the clO'c,
Railway bonds We're moderately active.
Government and state bonds firm.
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No Money Required 0r ReSpnnsibIo Par.
Ties to Commence TreHtmrnt.
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QUOTATIONS.

EStra ..............,. ilIcConmon.. .....-o n2I%c
G0ol..".............SlSai q Lambs ..........3 SC
Medium .....~22A4 N3l{cL
llogs-Thc market was quiet and prices were
steady md unchanged. Receipts were light aud
dem4Ml was light.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-14

ihllnucIphin Live STOCK Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday evening, Feb. lO-Thc
receipts were:
BCcvcS Sheen. Hogs
West. Philadelphia Yard. "O0J 100 $50
y. Pennsylvania Tard......- 200 1000 500
Total for the wceS......... 300 500 400
Previous weCE......~.......... 5000 600 800
Beef Cattlc-Thc market was firm and prices
We're 10 10 10 cents per hundred higher, which
was due 10 the light receipts Trulc was dull
and demand was slow. There were 10 cattle for
export this week.
QUOTATIONS..
Extrn.........nono hCrclMedium .........~+%af1tc
Common. ......... 3]IaiAc
ShCcv-Thc market was very dull suudGr Il
slow demand. and prices were weak md &c
lower Receipts were fairly liberal u. ii.
Cook reports the sale OF 2sGJ sheep and lambs ut
tho quoted prices
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-11-03

Mems SUITS made to measure 1T prices from $25 to $50
Mems Trousers made to order at prices from 81 to So
IN READY MADE CLOTHING MY PRICES WILL BE-
Mems Imported Clay, Wo.ed Black Blue In
three Button $26
Mems Sack Suit either Square Round
Mems Black Cutaway Frock
Mems Sack Suits Round ...........
Mems Cheviot Suits in colorsquare
Mems Chesiot Suits coRound Gu
Mems Very Nice chevos suta-sinare Cut rs
Mems Gray Cheo Suits, sack
Young Mens Suits, .. 10 90
A VERY LARGE LINE OF 7aH
Underwear from ST. 90 to So 90 Suit.
SOCKS IN ALL COLORS AND GRADES. ~.
9aundred SRirts from s4 up. ~
A. Fine Line Of New Neckwear, Prices Running
from 25 Cents Upwards.
Have Large and Complete Line of Mems, Ladies',
Misses and Chidren's
BOOTS & SHOES
Misses School Shoes Double Sole and Sole Leather Tip
Sizes from IL tp Q, 81 SO; Children's No. to lok D
a. rs: Ghild4sn,a No. to n. 81 90, .;lt
Mems Brogans from 81. TO $3.50
Gail examine money you Good g. ar.
found elsewhere
JOHN SUNDERLAND, '=s:s,i RgSo' ;'';;,. 'Sev.
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FOR FALL. AND WINTER!
Mems and Bows Clothing
Gents Furnishing Goods
WILL SOLD AT
A GREAT REDUCTION.
A GREAT REDUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD AT

Mems Suits made to 1T prices from $25 $50
Mems Trousers made to order at prices from 81 to So
IN READY MADE CLOTHING MY PRICES WILL BE-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
DISASTROUS FIRE.
A LUMBER COMPANY's SHEDS AND
cReoSOTE WORKS CONSUMED.
Rox-Facfory and % Schooner Alec Sue
cumb 10 the Flames -Funcra, OF Fred
Wats-What q Lawyer Says.

NORFOLK. VA, March 2S.-(Special)--
This afternoon fire broke out IN inc
lumber-sheds Of the Roanoke Lumber
Company. al Money Point. The two sheds
OF that company have been destroyed To-
yeiher with considerable lumber under
them. and the old Dominion Creosotins-
Works. near by.twere consumed.
SCHOONER BURNED.
The three-masted schooner Elias Moore
Captain Warwick, which wns towed w
10 the Roanoke Companys wharf Fc"'e'.
day 20 load lumber. also too" are "ho
was burned. owing TO the high VIM
the fire gained Roadway rapidly. 1here
were number OF tugs there tha' u'n
their best 70 stay the flames.
OTHER PROPERTY ~ DANGER.
A shift OF wind caused the boN-factory
or Gcorce W. TYLER 20 take ire The
Roanoke Lumber Company's mill was in
imminent danger and strenuous Efforts
were being made to save II. There Is
settlement In the ueighborhood OF the
mills. and the families moved out their
effects. The Tyler Box-Factory was
buried down The Roanoke lumber Com
pany's dry-ki'rs ana four dwellings were
burned, and the crcosote-works destroyed
The origin OF the fire is supposed TO have
been = spark frc,n TyIer's bo&-fac,ory.
WATTS'S FUNERAL
The funeral of Fred. Watts who was
killed by Mrs Hugo In No-tolk county
took place to-day from his fathers resi-
dcnCe. half a mile from the scere OF The
tragedy The intcrmtu. W"a n IN; lt9iiy
lot, on the farm.
y lawyer from Ouaws. Cr:- W IN we
city or business. WHO s-''s ms w
deeds TO go acres OF L." most taiuao.'
property around Norfoh. al VIII com
mcnce SUITS FOR ejcctmen' rsu' away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

TO DRUGGISTS. WANTED. A
L SITUATION 10 Do either regular or relief
work by one who Is competent and thoroughly
reliable. Will Work cheap. Address QUlNlNf,
care DISPATCH NH 23-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
EDITOR CleSON'S FREAKS.
Damage to Electric Light Plant Adjusted
Orders for Monticello Wines.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March %
Cepccial Henry +. Gibson. who was ar-
rested in Washington for uttering worth
less check. was in Charlottesville several
weeks ago making arrangements TO pub
lish a paper here. He rented building
engaged printers, and announced the day
when his first issue would appear. lie
failed TO come to time, however, and he
was lost sight OF.
The loss by fire to the CharlottesVlllo
and Uni, ersity Electric-Light Company
nlant has been adjusted, and 1t is hoped
that the company can resume operations
in about two weeks. The damage amount
ed to $92j on building, and $3.50 on ma
Chnery.
MIR G. s. Conway, who died IN Bristo
on Tuesday, lived in this city for many
years.
The Monticello Wine Company has just
filed "A second order for wines TO Port-au'
Prince. Haiti. also a second order to Cape
Gracias, Nicaragua, Central America, anc
still another to Germany.
G. w. Estes charged with carrying con
cealed weapons and whose case was sem
on from the Police Court, was acquitted
in the Corporation Court yesterday.
The demonstrating match yesterday al
Belmont afforded sport for number OF
persons. Mr.. Woods Garth won the iirst
prize
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss May Browning, daughter Of Judge
ID. \. Grimsley. TO Mr.. John Strobe Bar
bour. The marriage will take place al
Culpeper April 4th in the Presbyterian
church.
The friends Of the Rev. J. Il. Turpn
ID. d.. will be pleased to learn that his
trip TO Florida has greatly benefited his
health. lie is now spending a short time
at Talledge Ala.
Mrs. $. Il. Williams left yesterday foi
Richmond to spend the Easter holidays
with her brother. Professor ii. ii. Harris
OF Richmond College.
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INSTITUTE SHAKEN.
A STUDENTS LARK" MAKES A SEN
sATlON AT LEXINGTON.
Terrific Explosion Of Cannon "e"'"'
Charged and Fired-An "iass !" wv
Surrounding Buildings Shattered

LEXINGTON. VA. March 9.-tspeciaL)
A terrible explosion. which SHOOK al
tho buildings in the immediate Vicinity
occurred AT the virginia Military lhsu''
,utc this morning about 7:i5. while guaru-
mounting was in progress.
An investigation shows that one Oh '"s
oarrors which was parked under shed
g., roar of the suffers shop. ana III iioh'
NJ the chemical laboratory, had OeeH
heavily charged and fired.
GLASS SHATTERED.
There was scarcely whole pane Vi
class left I'm the front part OF the '"Oo-
,s,orv. and some Of the glass In the eas'
wing of the barracks. and In the suf'ou''u
inr buildings was shattered.
Nothing in the interior OF the Iapo'"'
tory was injured and no clue mas Deeh
found that will implicate any one
DEGREES CONFERRED.
The Rockbridge Royal Arch Chap'e',
No - conferred the most eNaiteu anu
royal arch degrees NJ to-nightS meeuns
Af,sr the comforting Of the degrees '"'
members partook Of refreshments 81
Jaccheris's restaurant.
rho temperature fell considerably mere
to-day. and II the wind ceases 'o'nish'
there will be frost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
DEAD BODY OF AN INFANT FOUND.
Thrown from Train on Railroad
Bridgc-Woman Arrested.

RADFORD. VA, March 23.-(Special.)-
There has been some excitement in town
to-day over the discovery of the body of
a white infant on the railroad bridge
crossing New river this morning. The
train for Bluefeld had just passed over
the bridge. and the track-walker follow
ing found the dead body. A string was
tied around It's neck. and the body was
still warm. There had been no one seen
on the bridge. and the supposition is
that the child was thrown from the
train, either through the water-closet or
out of the window. but hardly the latter
as the body would have missed the bridge
and gone into the water. 1t Is reported
though, that copy Of the Roanoke
Times OF March 22d was found near the
body. The body is that of an infant pos
sibly days old. Detective Baldwin ar
rested woman on a New-River train
this morning She admits the killing OF
the child. She will be brought here to-
night. The train for Bluefleld is made
up here after the trains from the east ar
rive and leave over the New-River road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
commencement Exercises of the University
College of 1lehiclne.

The commencement exercises Of the
University College OF Medicine will take
place at the Richmond Theatre Thursday
evening. April Jth. at 8 o'clock. Those
I'm charge Of the arrangements are Presi-
dent Hugh Mcclure. Vice-President VIII
liam II. Parker. Jr., Secretary Richard
Davis: Invitation Committee. Philip st.
George Bridges chairman. Edmund Har-
rlson. L. T. Marston. K. q. Bledsoe. and
W. r. Lynn: Reception Committee. James
y. Abbitt chairman. G. VI. Branch
William Pitcher g. G. Price. w. j. CO.
wardin. \. Grayson Walden. l.. J. Brough-
ton. G. q. Williams. William T.. Shaver,
and ]. 4. Garland