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BUILD A PROMENADE.
Plans of the North River Bridge
Do Not Provide for One,
It Would Be a Pleasant Summer,
Night Retreat.
Sinking Fund Commissioners May
Heed tho Popular Demand.

Now that a bridge across the North
River is an assured fact for the near
future, the question OF having prom
enade across II is one that interests
thousands OF residents in this city. AL
though the structure is essentially for
railroad purposes, by a slight modifica-
ton OF the plans, an inestimable boon
could be conferred on the public, who
on hot nights could find cooling breezes
and beautiful panorama at their very
doors. so to speak.
At the Office Of the Company, ia
Broadway. 1t was said by Mr.. George
l.. Young that in case It is practical
such a provision will undoubtedly be
made, II the public wants It.
Mr.. Young. and although the structure
Is to be used for railroad purposes, a
foot passageway will undoubtedly be
would be popular, and IL it seems prac-
teal in other ways to have 1t.
The terminus OF the bridge Is to be at
Forty-second street where the station l,
at about Sixty-ninth street, but cars
will be brought down by viaduct. or
course, n promenade would extend but a
short distance on each side OF the river.
That would make 1t necessary to have
an elevator. for the bridge is to be l5J
| feet high, you know. and to have a sta
| tion and elevator We would have to get
the permission OF the Sinking Fund
I Commission, which. according to the act
of Congress. must approve all the ar
rangements on the New York side.
no doubt be Influenced by the public,
and so win we; therefore, the question
OF having promenade over the bridge
is for the public to decide"
| promenade on the proposed bridge
would, 1t is argued. be one OF the most
| delightful places near New York TO
spend n Summer evening. The one across
the BrooklHn Bridge Is often crowded SN.iei
term. although both the New York and
| Brooklyn approaches are far from the
actual residential portions Of the cities.
Bridge proper will terminate near Six
ty-ninth street. point which Is con
veniient to thousands without reauiring
ali on the west side and with little
trouble by those of the city,s orient.
There Is scarcely any doubt that the
promenade would at once become pop,
ular 1t would offer retreat from
brick walls and stone pavements. with.
out the accompanying cost OF going &c
same time the view OF the. city and
Palisades from a point $50 feet above
North River and of the craft in the
any the Se'G New w9 Mord OFFERS s as
Now that horsemen are to have a
speedway the claim has been made
that people who walk have the right
to demand promenade over the pro.
posed bridge The matter will be laid
| before the Sinking Fund Commission
when other details are being arranged
| World" reporter that everything that
Is done will be made public. It may, OF
| course. require public demand to get
the promenade. but every one will agree
that 1t is worth fighting for.
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West Views Little Heroes.

To the Editor
Inclosed md tho sum Of Sc which We wish was
1900. the proceeds OF fair held In the little
settlement OF West View Bergen County, ~ J,
II contains only nfteen houses, 40 We had not
much to depend upon. The fair was gotten up by
Agnes Anderson, aged fifteen years, and Fannie
Borruws aged twelve years assisted by Jennie
Ertck,een. aged sixteen yenrs: Maggie Heacock
aged twelve. and Harry and Percy Dorrows. aged
nine and eleven years The proceeds are for the
benent Of the Sick Babies Fund and We hope II
will do good II only small sum
We shall try and do something more before the
Summer Ia over. Yours truly
Little WEST VIEW.
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For sick stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation 60 by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills25c. AT drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co.. SOS Canal ST., New York.
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Five Little Jersey Girls.


To the Editor;
Inciosed please md s2,i5 for the Sick Babies
Fund. the proceeds Of an entertainment given
on Saturday afternoon by i've little girls-Lottie
Taylor. Mabel HuHster, Annie Landes. Fannie
Goetz and Alice GoetI assisted by Walter Clark
and Clara Hagar, which was held In Mr.. Hux-
sters carpenter shop at woodnide. n. j. Hop
ing II will help at least one sick baby we re-
main THE LITTLE SUFFERERS FRIENDS.
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You read THE Evening Worldr'
Do you read the Sunday World7
NELLIE BLY, IN TRAINING.
Muldoon Shows Her How He Put
Sullivan in Condition.

Probably very few women could stand
the treatment that pugtlist receives
when getting ready for the ring. Nellie
BLY, has tried a week OF 1t, In a mild way
at BILLY" Muldoon's farm. She will tell
Sunday World" readers about 1t.
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CUT HIS RIVALS THROAT.
A Prominent st. Paul Man Kills q
Salesman.
(By Associated Press }

ST. PAUL, June 81. II. Clapp. a
salesman in the store of w. S. Dennis &
Co., was murdered last night by Ehle
Allen. one OF the most prominent young
men of the city.
The two men had been paying atten-
ton to Miss Louise Lyde, daughter OF
the City Market Master. They met in
front of the Metropolitan Hotel and
quarrelled. Allen cut Clapp's throat
minutes. Allen has been arrested.
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Won on Ra IN npo.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
1nclosed please and check for s, for tho
babies. which won in Ramapo pool, Trusting
the same may be beneficial in addition 10 your
successful fund. HENRY COHN.
q
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staten Island Graduates.

sTAPLEToN. 8. l.. June 23.-rhs big hall in
the Lyceum crowded yesterday afternoon
at the graduation exercises Of the Staten Island
Academy and Latin School. There were nine
graduates in the following order: Miss Forrest.
Miss Feeny, Miss Trask Miss Winant, Miss
Coonley. Arthur Du Bois, Miss Carolan, Miss
Kruse and Miss Eddy. The Rev. Pascal Har-
rover, Of West New Brighton distributed SOU
Nanlrn TO the claRa
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Fer entertaining gossip of the
read the O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of Tho Evening
World.
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The Lawrence school.

| To the Editor;
Enclosed please md Ns, the amount collected
at the entertainment given by the students OF ths
| Lawrence School Of Elocution and Acting. on
| Thursday evening in aid Of the Sick Babies Fund,
EDWIN O. LAWRENCE.
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CCnturion's Fifty.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
Enclosed please End 30 cents for the Sick
Babies Fund Kindly acknowledge the receipt
under the name of CENTURION -
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Brooklyn boys.


To the Editor;
The boys Of Jefferson avenue held a fair at
1853 Jefferson avenue June q for the Sick
Babies Fund. Enclosed nnd 81 IS. We will do
better next time.
Frank Brettell. Elwood Kneeland
william Gergen, Edward Iuekerhof
Johnnie Horris william PendeIton,
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USE
Wyse'S New Remedy

II the physical powers are broken and decayed.
1t restores vitality in either sex and gives new
life to every piuscle, llgament nerve and tendon
II is great reiuvenator. Recommended by 9eo-
pie We all know. Sold by druggists. Price 81 oO.
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Central Park Concert To-Morrow.

There will 30 music at the Mail. Central Park.
to- morrow at p. NJ. by the Seventh Regiment
Band. Following is the programme:
PART /.
star Spangled Banner"
l. March. The Gallant Police" ..".... Appel
2 Overture. The Regent .......... .Mercndnnte
g. Polish Masurka tnew)..... Rudolph Aronson
l. Solo Tor Flute. Caprice ........... Terschalk
Hugo Wittgenstein.
g. Scenes from Faust ...,..............G ounod
PART II.
g. Caprice. Awakening Of the Lion"
De Kontski
l. Solo for Cornet.
w. b. Rogers.
g. Prayer "Oh, How Kindly Hast
Thou Led Me- ......,......,......,B Beethoven
O. Meditation. Last Hope .......... .Gottschalk
10 An Old-Time Fire Scene. .Cappa
synopsis-At the ne-house-the alarm
the start-ut the hre-falllng walls-all Is safe
the return-tnale.
DoxolOgy
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after the FIRST verse Of THE Babies

after the FIRST verse OF 1.-THE Babies
Fund" she was kept busy for n quarter
OF an hour lodging dimes and quarters.
Throw me all the money you got. |
want al; you can spare. Throw 1t up
here, but please don't hit mo, A man
hit me In the head with n silver dollar
last night, and 1 had to wear ice all
day"
Just then a silver dollar struck her,
She WINGED n little. patted the spot,
picked II up. kissed 1t and put 1t in her
hat.
II you want TO hear three capital
songs, 40 to the roof garden and get up
near the front, The place is immense;
only voice Ike n locomotive could
reach all around. And don't forget
subscription to throw on the stage.
Bonnie Thornton dresses likn a prize
baby Her clothes cost IAN awful sum-"
but they make her look like irresistible
seven.
Those lucky little folks who are ready
to run out of town are warned not to 30
until they have sent n contribution to
the Fund, under penalty OF being re-
sponsible for the murder of their baby
friends. Address all money letters to
the cashier of THE World"
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Business Notices.

See that the word Rye Is on the label. also
our name on label side of cork md top otcapsue
None other Is genuine. H. Il Kirk Co., New
York, sole agents for Old Crow Rye
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Bonnio Thorntons silver showers.

To the Editor;
I send you herewith SO ~. being amount
collected by Miss homie Thornton tho Madl-
son Square Roof Garden last evening dune ?D
Tor the bencnt OF the SICK babies Fund
J. Y. GOTTStilhI.K,
Business Manager NJ. s. q. Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

SPOKANE, WASH, May l.-When DOL
phine's regiment. of Commonwealers
passed from their barracks this morn
ing thy were surprised to SEQ 200 United
States soldiers. They had come in be.
tore sunrise from Fort Sherman, thirty
miles distant. At LEO q IN. they re-
ceived telegraphic orders from General
Otis at Vancouver. and at 5 o'clock
they were in Spokane. They brought
twenty days rations and have gone
into camp in the outskirts OF town. The
plan is to have them here in position to
be dispatched either east or west to pro.
tect trains against seizure.
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Special Di,pdtch 10 he In,cRtscncer
WASHINGTON, D.. c., May 1.-The fol.
lowing pensions have been granted to
West Virglnians:
Original-George Householder, Ber-
kelley Springs; Joseph Stoke. Martins
burg; George X. Crumbacker, Wheel
ing; Joscnh 0. Neggs, AIartinsburg.
Increasc-William b. linn, Holbrook,
Samuel Pollen, Sistcrsvillo; Benjamin +.
Frederick, Bretz.
Supplemental-Jamcs NJ. Clinton
(dec'd). Independence.
Original Widows, &c.-Amanda Clin-
gen. Independence; Abraham Rolm
(tather), Paw Paw; james Stewart
(father), Parkersburg.
Reissue and Increase-airam Par
sons, Parchment Valley.
Reissue-lhomas B. Hopkins. Kings
bury.
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While Mr.. 7. J. Richcy. of Altona,
Mo-, was: travelling in Kansas hc wac
taken violently i'll with cholera morbus.
lie called ut 4 drug store 10 get some
medicine and the druggist recommend.
cd Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhn Remedy so highly he concluded
TO try II. Tho result was Immediate re-
Lief, and a few doses cured him CON-
p!etely. 1t is made for bowel complaint
ana nothing else. 1t mover fails. For
sale by Charles E. Goethe, VIII W. r.
win. Chris. F. Schnepf. Charles Menke-
meiler. William L. Williams. S. L. Drice,
a. E. scheele, Will Menkcmcller, John
Coleman. Richards & McElroy, ". II.
Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, and ,. I. Peabody { Son, Benwood.
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DOWN on THE FARSI.
CiHetunaH Tiae,.Sd,.

CiHetnndti Tiue,Std,.
sgtingT Well lshould SnicEcrl
Why, Ercnt Scott man, don't you SEQ
How green things nro guttln'
Ana what nice smell, comes iDntln' In
From tho woods Just over yHndgf9
Why, yOn can't Just across the lnrdder
without trnmplin' down mon purty flowers
Than you ever saw In city btOui
Where they sell them h'gh'tOnCd pnSleS.
Mother mud thD girls was sayln' yesterday
They wished that city poetry chap
Mohld come again this summer,
When no wa, hero last year. you see.
lie used 10 write down lingly things
And read 'cin 10 the women folks.
About sunrise mud sunset, and
Bees G'humm!n' aud binds aslnSln IN the
thlckcu.
And then Of evenings on the porch he'd rock,
And talk awful purity.
iin. cau How he did make filled chicken tly
with butter and hUtblscult II. y. H.
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pnEsDYrENIAN COMMITTEE


To Consider tho Relation of tho Church to
Theological Associations.
CLEVELAND, O., May 1.-The commit
tee appointed by the Presbyterian Com
cral Assembly OF 1892 to "takc into con.
alteration tho whole subject OF tho re-
lation OF tho assembly to theological
scminaries" is in session ct tho Hollen-
don hotel In this city. The committee
consists OF sixteen mombers. Tho SOS.
sion to-day was devoted to tho Discus
sion OF plan by which tho scminuries
and assembly may DO brought into
closer harmony than at present exists.
There arc ten Of tho seininarios besides
Union. which Is to some extent in dis.
favor with tho assembly since tho APP
pointment Of DR.. Briggs rs a mem.
Der OF tho faculty was disapproved u
year ngo.
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RANDALL,s MEN START.
The Chicago Contingent Of tho Common
wcnl Ia 400 Strong.

inc SulcuEo contingent OF tho Common
wenl Is 400 Strong.
CHICAGO. May I.-Randall's con,in.
gent OF the Commonweal army began its
march to-day. There wero ten compan.
les, all organized in Chicago. and max.
ing altogether about 400 men. A brass
band was expected, but it did not re.
port and the advance began without
music. A large banner was carried in
wagon at the head Of tho column.
The march had headquarters in q
cooper shop In Rawson's, in the north.
ern part of tho city, and led through
the business districts. ~
Mrs. DR.. Greer and two children,
dressed in white, rode at the head OF
the column in an open carriage. Gen.
eral Randall followed on his BAY
charger. A squad OF police, under the
command Of Captain Cox, cleared the
way and led the army through the
etreots.
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PITrsnUneH, Pa, May la locomo-
tive on the Pittsburgh, 81cKeosport &
ioushiogheny railroad ran into party
OF fifteen young men at Homestead
about midnight, killing John Davis,
and injurinG Michael O'Toole and
Thomas Halloran. The young men had
been out drinking and were crossing
tho tracks when the engine backed into
tho party. All escaped but the three
named. .7s
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CHICAGO. May 1.-The ErrnirD Journal reports:
Cattle, receipts 1000 head; shipments 2ODU head
market slow aud unchanged; prime to extra In.
g Gla3 81; Texans g G0a3 20. Hogs. receipts
lIOO head; shipments GOO head; market active
and nickel higher all sold; rough and heavy
81 50ni 81; packers aud mixed s. lja5 y: prime
heavy and butcher weights S. 2jG5 80: assorted
light Is 2jlj 30. Sheep and lambs, receipts 10 OOJ
head; market slow and lsacjc lower than las,
week; top sheep 81 2iai g. top lamb; q IONS u
CINCINNATI. May l.-Hogs stronger ut 81 Goa
3 10; receipts $50 head; shipments OOO hcad.
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Mormon missionaries.

san Francisco. CAL, May Ia band
of enthusiastic Mormon missionaries
have ARRIVED hero from various parts OF
Utah. There arc fourteen in all, includ-
ing two women, and they arc bound to
various parts Of tho Pacific. Three 20
to Now Zealand, four to Tasmania and
New South Wales, four to Samoa and
three to Hawaii. Their prosolyting will
not be SO much among the natives OF
tho south sea islands as among the
white residents.
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We offer to the public In the Cubeb
Cough Cure a most exccllen. cough
remedy, both as preventive and cure
il taken in timo or whom first symptoms
appear. 1t never fails to prevent and
break up that which otherwise might
result in severe spell Of sickness.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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NEwHAvES, CoNH., May l.-Gcorge A.
sweetland's contingent of tho Coxey
army spent last night in Central Labor
hall, havingmarched hitherirom BRISTOL.
They were received by local commit
tee, and public meeting in the Com
monweal interest was neld. All OF
sweetland's army arc married mon, and
and in their ranks most OF the trades
are represented. They will remain hero
until Wednesday enlisting recruits.
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OMAHA, NEp., May IA epecial to
the Bee from Julesburr, Cole, says:
Colonel Grayson and his hundred Com
monwealers are camped in an empty
store building hero. They were fod BY
the citizcus. The evening was spent in
making spcachos. Grayson insists he
Is going to Washington.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF the Money mud Stoc
-f N.H HInrkRts

Tho Features OF the Money md Stock
aInrkcts.
New foRK. May l.-Moacy on call easy q: l
per cent. last loan and closed at per cent.
Primo mercantile paper Sa5 per cent. Sterling
exchange strong ut S, s7ai so5S Silver certd.
cltcs CSC. Sales OF stocks to-day were 20S, as
shares.
The transactions on tho stock exchange to-day
weto considerably less than on yesterday. but
the trading was more widely distributed mud
the general tone oil the market was better. Sugar
was again the leader otthc speculation. Read.
Ing. vi the railway list. was most active and wa,
depressed By reports Of difficulties In the way OF
reorganization. The changers were also 6Ctivc,
aud closed with better prices During the last
half hour the speculation assumed strong touc,
and al improvement WIS entered upon which
sent prices up. and the market closed strong at
nearly the best figures Of the day.
Railroad bonds were moderately nctIve.
Government and state bonds INACTIVE,
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BlDDEroRD, MAINE, May l.-All OF the
back boys employed in the spinning
rooms Of the paper mills are on strike.
They say they are striking "just for
fun" Tho mills have many orders on
hands, and II the boys remain out bus
mess will be seriously intcricred with.
a big strike in these mills a year ago
began the same way, and the owners
fear trouble. Tho spinners, however,
declare that they will remain at work.
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For the occasion of tho meeting Of
tho G. a. r. Encampment Of Ohio, at
Canton, O.. May 10. 1894. the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Railway will sell ex.
cursion round trip tickets al one cent
per mile.
Tickets will bo sold May Il and 10,
good returning until May 20. Passen.
gers will be routed via the Canton.
Masaillon Electric Railway, from Mas.
sil!on. o., and landed directly at the
door OF the hotels OF Canton, Ohio.
]: E TERRY, G.. F. g. P. A.
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ENCU tF'o "O'Tu TUT IUr FIftecn Cents.
Upon receipt OF your address and u
cents in postage stamps, We will mall
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price is so cents, but as wo
want you to have one. We make the
price nominal. You will find it work
OF art and thing to be priced. 1t con.
tains full page views OF tho great build
ings, with descriptions OF same, and is
executed in highest style of art. II not
satisfied with it after you get it, We will
refund the stamps and let you keep the
book. Address II. L. Bucklcn & Co.,
Chicago, III. 4
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NWs-IIIcEofy NUS, st % per blshol.
RD0.s and BIrkS-GinSeGg dry, per h., In de-
rnnnd. s250n2 Is: BassafTaS. burE. per h. ?1aa3c;
sas;airus oil. per h., 1aOc; May apple root. per
h., s9c: yellow root golden seall per h., 2Oa
SOc: blood root, per h.. e; Seneca snake root,
per lb., free OF top, 2iaiOc West Virginia snake
root, per h.. 2jaljc; pink root, per h.. Inc Goa
JSc; elm bark. per h.. lac.
Be1nS-Primc now hand.p.cked. medium. 81 pa
. W; prime now hnnl.pIcked, navy, 81 7jl2 %.
H0Ol-Fino washed lsaaOc: &c OF for un-
wnshcdi medium unwlshed Ice; medium
washed I0nllc.
Upn,1J-ln the comb. per b. l3nlGc.
RGgs-Country mixed iSllc pcr H.
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MRS WiSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP hos been used
for over fifty year, Ly millions of rnother, for
lneif chilaten while fteothing. with perfect sue
cess itsootheS the child. soitens tho guns, al.
lays NJ pain. cures wind collie. and Is the bes.
remedy Tor DlarrhRa. Il will relieve the poor
IN every part OF the world. TWeliy.ve cents a
bottle, Do sure and ask 70. "Nrs. w!nsIow.s
soothing syrup" and take no oihe, Kind.
f y +.
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NEW YORK, 3lny 1,-Therc was an Irregular
demand for moderate assortmentS OF mlscclIa-
ncoris description that collectively took many
goods yet, individual purchases were for very
on former contracts. hut otherwise the market
was ipaturpl1SS ri -
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Knn. & Tx prcfd gJjs Union paclnt....... 10
Lake Erie e Nest lGt ilIl, 4 EIpn,St...,..... %
do ptciefrpd..,..,. GS w., 81 l. 4 I'........ az
Lake shorc..,..r,,,.,l.gH do pNicrrcl- ,..s W.
l,end Trust ...y".... ~ iWUS Fargo EN-..l2l
louisville y Nash" WIIWCstCrn tniOn,..,.. Sl1
Michigan CcutfAl.. WI Wheeling & L. H., IN
Missouri rdrlnc.... n do ptcfcrrrd. 400, lsy
Nashville { CnaIt- u 1cnCral Electric, 80.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
C. 0. BREWSTER Receiver
limo Table No -. TO take cTec. 1891 a. m,
500

limo Table No, H. TO take clec: 1891 q m.
Sunday. Norembe: u 1891
es:i5. tI:50. 1901 p. u.
o3:ai, ti:3G. 1900 p. m. 49,. I,
Leave Martins fsrry-ts:I2, ts:S7. lll:,,n N.
t2:3., S3:g. ti:4l 59I2. f.'. -gs.l11'- :
Arrive Terminal Junction-ts:l7 tlQ:Uo. lll:js
q N. IT'S. 1854. f::46. l9;ls p. ~
Sl!;iO. IL IN. fJ:19. taos. tj:It. ISIS p IN. -
Leave Martins Fcrry-f7:.s, 1901 d. m, sI,:,J,
Hos. ti:l0. t5:!9. ts:59 .. m SI -,
Leave Peninsala-t7:2i, l9:liam, el2:jI, A;Il.
Arrive wLeeiing-t7:io 1870 m. slc::57,
ii:l7.. .ti:H.5. tj:3l. t9:1j p, m -
sDaily. tDaily eIcepI Sunday. i5undAys only
Al trains will run on Eastern Time -
J.E TAUSSlG. Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

tropical Fruiis-Iemous s. 25a2 70 per box;
bananas, 81 oaa2 % per bunch; Florida oranges.
81 GOAL 10. rs 10 size California pavals. s. o.;
California Seeding Oranges, s. 5Oa2 Is per box.
pcgEu6Les-Early Rose potatoes. 75aSjc per
bnshel; medium. Gia7Oc per bushe; sweet pO.a-
toes. Jerseys, g. d per b6rrcL New Florida cab
hage, 81 s. Per barrel. New Charleston. 81 IS
per bGrrc-r Lettuce. 7jhslc per blIsheI Rad
ishcs &c. Cuges 7Sc. New Florida Rose s. 90
per barrel
Apuies-Fancy apples. s5GOla 30 pc, barrel;
medium: g 5Oai % per barrel. Bermuda Onions
81 OiEll 0S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-02

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