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sTH ST, 2?3 w.-.Handsome parior door .
other rooms. large ANAL; reasonable: central
18TH ST. liz W.--Eesirable large 4 small room
to gentlemen only; references.
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18TH ST, 81 w.-Houxe changed hands thor,
nuyhly renovated; unusually pleasant rooms
physicians once: reasonable
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Houses and Apar tments to Let
ATTENTION-.-WHY PAY RENT

for fat when for the same money or less you
can rent a two. story and basement high stoop
house. elegantly finished. all improvements, In
the most desirable nelghborhood north OF Harlem
River, within one block Of the suburban Ele-
vailed station, I3sth st. branch Of I'd and Sd ave.
l. roads, at $3.50 to $500 per year, 1t will repay
parties Intending 10 make a change TO inspect
these houses before engaging elsewhere: one con-
tinunus fare, cents, from the Battery up; open
Sundays.
A BARGAIN- Elegantly furnished dwelling, 81
w. 86th st. cabinet trimmed; exposed nickel
plumbing: nagniticently appointed: rent, fur
nished. ~, 400 unfinished. 81 COO. Permits
only of J. Z. BRIGGS. Columbus ave. cor 18th ST.
CHOICE Harlem Dwellings; $40 to $500.
MURRAN'S, 2O;34 Sd ave. cor. l12th st.
FOR RENT. with immediate possession, Nos 1913.
So4 4 sos Greene ave-. Brooklyn; 3-story brown
cei!ent neighborhood: rents reduced to $40 a
month. For keys apply at No sQiA Greene ave.
For keys apply to George Hodges, 2l2 Pat"hen
ave-. or to the owner. Spencer Aldrich. 20 Broad
way, N Y.
HOUSE with improvements. Harlem or Mott
Haven: $40 munthly: state particulars. Lyons.
box 63l World, Harlem.
S6O0-DEsIRABL modern 3-story brick; II
rooms; fine location. 81 w. Both ST. after
Moons.
$500. I25 +. Path ST. $500, W. Goth st. /;
81 .3au, w. list st. 81 $50 West End ave.
corner: others, 81. 500. 81, SO, 81 100. Treacy,
lOl West Boulevard t65th ST.
1870 4 1874 W. 18Th l48 W. 9th ST. Apply
1874 W. 9Sth st.
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FurnIsnsd-Wsst Side.


GREEN WICH AVE. ~ EurniSbesI Hat to I.i,.
rooms & nnth terms reasonable. Reynolds.
TTII Az T., L66, near .uth 81. = rooms, iuI-
uiSh"d complete for house keeping, 81 weekly.
JAnltpr
lSTII -. .t21 vs. 4 I room furnished hats
ianitrcSs. FLAGG, 2i1 ". - 81
9I'rII 81. ~ W Bachelor apart lents single
ruOulS suits house renovated: sanitary plumb.
ing new furniture; nuteratc.
,'5lII 81. ,Il W.--Iusy furnished nat 3 70. In
4 bath. well kept house. lsuitnr,
GGrH 81 3l6 ". --AXnIinster carpets. hrar'
bed>trAds. complete I light rooms private
bathrooms; eTruisilely decorated. owner before
!, lguitor later: references.
}1iH ST. 16l " Completely furnished GI>l
hat. 4 rooms. bath cpnNenIences. reasonable.
DOCTORS bell
3sTH ST $50 w.-Nir.ly furnished nat rooms
a bath; reasonable rates. Jantor.
IUTH ST .S5 w.-Nicely furnished hSI, rooms
bath, reasonable rates. Janiyor.
GID 81. 20 W. Handsome furnished fiat to
let, Martineau
4lTH ST. 3l7 W. To let, uicely 70 nlNhed haI ,
reasonable; lady viii board WAlla'e's peu
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| 18TH ST. gl w.-well. furnished rooms fo
| housekeeping: parlors other rooms: gas tath
18TH ST, 2st w-Niceiy furnished room: COO
venient for housekeeping; gas bath
37TH ST. 1875 w. just on Broadway-EisEan tiy
| furnished rooms: connecting baths: also ulngi,
| rooms; breakfast
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18TH ST, 1853 w.-Largs a small rooms; well
furnished front room: night
, 18Th ST. 3?s w.-Furnish,i bedroom for zen
uemen; use OF front room: ring osons bell
| SETH ST. 337 w.--Neutly furnished rooms. s3b
| sired -
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2lsT ST. 1851 & IS? w-seiection OF newly {
nicely furnished large small rooms: even
convenience gentlemen or housekeeping.
Est ST. us w.-Eiesant newly furnished room
only 81? so per week. Claxton.
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3oTH ST, 3i5 w.-Lovely housekeeping rooms
nne house: excellent location: appreciated 4
seen; station
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10TH ST. $40 w-Room 4 bedroom, furnished
housekeeping: gas. bath; laundry: also hal
room
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tlsr ST. 1871 w. near Broadway-Back parior
large rooms; newly furnished.
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18Th ST. +.o w.-Top floor. large room, fur
nished Tor housekeeping: running water; pric'
very low SchAler.
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SD ST. 33o wi 10: nicely furnished front
hall room; clean comfortable: nice location
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2D ST. lls w.--rirs' class furnished rooms
large small for families or gentlemen.
43D 81. Alb W. HAL ruon 81. 80: large room
gentlemen or housekeeping: running water gas
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3aD BIT, 3B W.-Very attractive, large small
clean rooms; every convenience; 81 to IS.
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%TH ST, 10: W-Pieasant front 4 adjoinIn,
rooms: together separately; ring twice.
3,TH ST.. 335 w.-Newiy furnished rooms q
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18TH ST, 80 w.-Handsomely furnished larxs
small rooms: one block from Broadway.
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Attn ST, IF Wool, bright. cheerful rooms
newly renovated: all conveniences; board op
tIonal: tranHients.
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alSr ST, 325 W.--N; connecting rooms; also bach
parlor; gas & baths; housekeeping.
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44TH ST. 3i7 w. To let, nicely 1u nlSled haI ,
reasonable; lady VII board WAll"'e'S Peh
eth ST. 3sJ ". citation 6sthI-COmpletcb fur
nished corner lay window aatS. rooms
LteAIn. EdEar,, ..,- s- y
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BOTH ST. .is w.-Ncatly furnished rooms a.
rooms. light housekeeping, So.
SD ST, 2A W.-LArEe small rooms hot
cold water bath, gas: gentlemen.
bsTH ST. 3a W, Cd nat-well- furnished from
hall room; gentlemen; closet. gas. bath: refer
enre.
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TaFye, rIelHant front rof m.
Hri ST, III W.-IIandsome m ,dium- sized rooms
large dressing closets; modern house; references
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10Th ST, $27 wa 80; nicely furnished rooms,
comfortable for light housekeeping: also from
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18TH ST, 3ll W.--Niccly furnished large FROM
room; light housekeeping; also hall room.
18TH ST. 337 w.--Nicely furnished rooms large
q small house quiet; breakfast II desired.
30Tli ST. 1855 W.-Nicey furnished rooms foi
gentlemen or housekeeping; 50 up; Laundry
privileges
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IRVING PLACE. %. near Union square-LarEe &
small furnished rooms: hall room. 81 so
LEWIS ST, s. near Grand st.-BAsement, fur
nlshed for housekeeping. 32I5. back basement.
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gTli ST. II T.. --FurniEhcd front basement for
light housekeeping or business, other rooms,
lDIiI 81. - =. Refined people, with quiet
tastes, Win lind Comfortable, newly paprTed
rooms
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Furnished-sAst Side.

MADISON AVE. las Very desirable furnished
o. rycrylhing complete for hVuschecptng,
Dll.R.
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For the relief and cure OF a cold in
the head there is moro potency in Ely's
Cream Balm than in anything else it is
possible to prescribe. This preparation
has for years past been making brill.
liant success as 4 remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in
the initial stages OF these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serious devel.
opment OF tho symptoms, while almost
numbCrlcss cases are on record OF radi-
cal cures OF chronic catarrh and hnv
fever after oil other treatments have
proved OF no avail.
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Sec tho world,. Fair for rIftc,n con,.

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The regular price is so cents, but as We
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CAESAR UP TO DATE,
Including Many Thlnga That Arc
Away Out Of Dnto
CONCERNING HIS ASSASSINATION.

And tho Causes That Lnl 90 His
sHndbaggins In tho CHpltol-llIs
Career as Dasc Dali Ump!ro aud n
Patron of tho Island Ferry Boat-A
Graphic Account of tho Roman
Sensation Taken From u Well Pre-.
served Copy of tho lIcrculancum
"nurry Up" Rccontly Found Among
tho Papers OF uh Old Citizen OF
Wheeling, Long Since Deceased.
Drop NIckrl In tho Slot aud Get u
Smile.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

limo Table No, l3. to lake cTec. 1901 4. II,
Sunday. November 10 ls9l
Leave Whcel!ug-t3:o). t9:i5. llI:toG u, n, t,:oo.
'3:i5. ti:J, 300 n. N.
Leave Pen!asula-ts:N. psi. !ll:isa r,,f2:9a.
Leave Mattlas feFFy-fs:la, t9:57, iii:52a N,
t2:Jt, '3:gI. t4:i2. ie:l2.
Arrive Terminal Juuc,ton-is:I7. tlO:U3, sll:5j
q m, t!:Ss, e3:3.. ii;i5. 1913 p. Ii.
e1!:SJ. q m. li:5S. ii:0S, f5:ll. tS.I5 ,. n. -
Leave Martin's ~Fcrry!f7:2S. E2:G7 an, ala:ij,
ii:o1. ti:l0, tj:!9. 1851 .. II.
Leave peninsula-f7:3I l9:liam., "12:5l, l;:ll,
ti:lT, t5;:5. ISIS y. IN.
24:l5. ti:2J. 1851. tJ:O5 p. IN.
spaily. fD.ily ercop. Sunday. i3undayI only.
Al t,clns will run on Eastern Time.
J.E TAUS2lG. Superintendent.
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Gore, gore, everywhere,
But not the kind to drink.

A call was issued for a caucus to.mor-
row to decide on a candidate for the
vacant dictatorship. From all I can
learn Marc Antony, who has q strong
pull on Tammany, will be chosen.
Strong arguments arc made against
him, however, many claiming that no
%fre9uents the pool rooms too much.
NJ. Julius Cicero, a Massachusetts Mug.
wump. on hearing OF the assassination,
is said TO have exclaimed: THE tyrnnt
is dead, but by the Ahkoond Of Swat
tyranny still has a pull"
Tho actual cause OF tho assassination
is still in doubt. About a month ago,
ut tho time OF tho Lupercalia, or Labor
Day. when tho public generally takes a
| dry of, Caesar umpired q game OF base
ball between tho Jupiters and tho
Minervas. and was so rank in his d.
cislons that the rootcrs on the sun seats
threatened to mob him. Another aud
much more plausible reason dates from
the coup de grace OF Caesar in crossing
the Rubicon on the Island ferry boat,
from which timo it was clearly seen that
| Rome's name eventually would be mud.
But Cesar had many warnings of his
| fate, which,he would not heed until the
Province OF Pennsylvania rolled up a
minority OF $4,000 against one OF his
prptors. It was then he consulted the
oracles about his safety in going to the
Curia on the 18th OF March. The or.
acles said it would not BIO wise to UNDER
take it until tho new line OF trolley cars
commenced running.
"Why?" Cesar inquired with tho Gu.
riosity OF 4 vestal virgin.
because the sacred chickens will not
eat" replied the o%racles.
whats the reason?"
"rhcy have no teeth, yer honor.n
"Well, then make them into salad
and buy O dozen Irish ducks" replied
imperial Cesar, who on his way home
stopped in the base ball pool rooms
and bought the short end on every
board.
The fatal day arrived aud still the
impcrator refused to liateR to the warn
ings Of his friends. Postal cards had
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CHICAGO, Apr!l26,-CattIc. receipts 10000 head;
shipments, 5Oohead; mar;e, active md higher:
s. 3Dai IS; others s. 75ai Is: Texans s3OJa5 III,
Hogs, receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000 head;
market weak and lower: rough heavy 81 5Na
%: packers and mixed s. l5a5 .: prime heavy
50 2a1 ~. sheep and lambs. receipts 1000 head;
shipments 1000 head; market nctIye and IOo
higher; top sheep 81 55aa So; top lambs 81 50a
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. April o6-Cat,le, receipts
light; marke; steady; prime 81 ajai 90; good
50 Soai %; good butchers 81 J9a3 %; good fat
cows and hciierS 8 "Qi3GO. Hogs, receipts light;
market slow and unchanged; best PhilHdelphInS
s. i5a5 59; best Workers s. Siaj iO: common
10 iait Workers s. 2ia5 ~. Sheep. supply light;
c1tm 81 soai ~ good 50 7eai w; fair S9Soa5 10.
CISctNSArI, April eG.-IIogs in fair demand at
81 iOa5 GIi receipts 200 head; shipments 1000
hcll,
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WISsLow'ssooruING SyRur has been use!
for over MY years by millions OF mothers for
their children while teethIng, with perIoct suc.
cess. ltsoOIhes the child. sOilens the guns, al.
lays all pain. cures wind collie. aud Is Tho bait
remedy for DIarthna. It will relieve The po0r
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
bottle. 30 sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
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On CITY, Pa. April 2G.-Opcncl. highest, low.
est and closed Sc; Aalcs d.OOJ barrels; shipments
Si.7i2 barrels run s2,4S9 barrels.
NEW YoGR, April 2G-petroleutn steady; no
sales; April option closed al Sc bid.
Sc bid.
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SYMPTOMS = Moisture; Intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching. II
allowed TO continue umOrs form, which often
bleed and ~ulcerutc, becoming ycrv sorc,
swAYsE's 0ISTMESr stops thu Itching and
bleeding. heals liberation. and in most cases NJ
moves the tumO;s. At druggists, or BIZ mail, for
uOccntS. DR.. SMnYne & Son. philrhnlnhIn
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DRY Goods.

New York, April 2G.-Ala,ge number Of buy.
ers are present waiting for to.InOrrow's sales Of
blankets. The general demand was ycry slack,
yet for dress goods and printed spucilltIcs there
was some request and fairly good sulcs. As the
cud otthc auction slleS Is In view, there Is q
better feeling apparent and with good weather
buyers look for business.
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Such were the drastic lines journalists
in those times had to work on. Their
motto then was the same that it is to-
day, viz: at is a very irigid period Of
time when | ain relegatod to the rear"
which Literally translated signifies it is
n cold day when they get left. And
more than this, the article shows that
even in those early days tho noble art
OF interviewing was q child of the
catacombs.
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GESrLENEv:-I am subject to periodi.
cal attacks OF sick headache OF the worst
possible type and commenced taking
krause'a Headache Capsules las. sum-
mer. They cure it in every instance.
and since that time l am enjoying
splendid health and have gained ten
pounds in weight
Yours very truly,
T. N. DANIELS,
Corwith, Iowa.
Sold by Alex. I. Young, John Klsri,
wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio,
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student OF nervous diseases, and author
OF many noted truatlsCS on the latter subject,
long aince realized tho truth OF the lrt
stntnment and his Restorative Ncrvino
Is prepared on that principle. It's success
In curing all Diseases arising from dCrangG-
fnent OF tho nervous system Is wonder
ful, as tho thousands OF unsolicited teatimo-
mails In possession Of the company manutac-
turing tho remedy imply prove.
Dr. Miles Restorative Ncrvinc Is n reliable
remedy for all nervous diseases. such us
headache. nervous debility. prostration,
slcrplesSncss, dizziness hystorla. sexual de-
sold by III druggists on q positive. guarantee,
Or sent direct by tho Dr.. Miles Medical Co,
Elkhart, Ind, on receipt OF price, Il per bot
te, ak bottles for 50, express. prepaid.
oolatcs or dangerous drugs.
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CHICAGO, April 2O-Whcat Of the close OF 10.
Gay MhtSct showed very little change from It's
SRS.ue al tIe corresponding time Yesterday: such
chniiSo as the!G was was III the way oil improve
menL me inc growing weather. which Is
bringing III lhSOtihle crop bulletins from the
LIlutty' eaussu Wenkless ~ Tue sIAIt LnteF II
nccaIhc q natter 9niy Of now wheat eouid 20
tTahsIefEeu from Ally 10 July Tor the rilal atDi'
tFILheht OF inc lsg5.l season.
Soth was weak ana JUL anu closed Ac l0WGF;
EtCu Hat' Whlci arc sun tieu up iOt May uiu
hTtsSt ih nO Gn aGu Te s'S,e 81 nervousness
rionr siealy ana unchanged.
MnkAL-SHsh NO : SprlnS SS1ga5S3Sc; NO; )
spring o-a3Sci No. red 69Saj9j3c; April &Ha
S(T+a'S1se' May oS+sa''has1sci July oO!4a6eta
~CohS-Cash NO. %S3sc: Apnl aShR3sssaSs3sci
May aSfsa"gaJ'ac July 32Hai9a5fsG
O~ATS.Cash No. :. 5233sc; May 8ISa3i1snS39Gc;
June w laSSlaL9}Sci July 22Eaooa!93tci septem-
RrE-So. si7,4c.
rLAAsELp-sl =
MS pSTf -C,SS Go c,,,o ~. ,tor en- ,o,>,
| 70 G-ito,a q. TrI. a., e. : - ~; guy 81 '-In
T,IsuILC ~, ' un ~ ~ ItS oez2aEI ~ e,,I,--
| nj Is: JuIv 3 s5naT 5Ia7 81; 3 81 Scn,n maSS ~ 5iST Il 4
AZ 81 --'a"' ""u W. aep'eu'De' % ''u' -
SToEr Rms-rosb a. -,i<. Nav On -ooc s,o
csttU..t q, IStta' g -, Amy 20 ioae gu
4 Gj66SS * ''|s"N o-''AO w ocpte"oeF S"OA
Others UNCHANGED.
NV Your. Vii ., -r,,,- .,,,,,,, N nm
barrels; oxpSrts a7O09 barSnis:: s ssTs,r 91oi Gor.
reIs. ,,orta, s,onTr VVv sn SAFES wv" p n6o
tbunobc,ss.. 's nrnor,s t IS5 nm " ~ feeeips 20. Si' VSU
bushois oHp0ts Is-,V" business sales -,2yV'VVV
NOT ,nori.c, s,nnas. Snu of'voo Sn y!
sITiiI u rsSic, SffHI c ,,. 10; n9T'hsta "Itc;
| GisEaG2aGilc; June 6aIc; Jniy sJitasi HaSic: An.
| gust GSEc; septcmber C;L|c. December Gg5Ic-
Corn, receipts 5000 bushels; expofts i2t0n bush.
els: sales $500 bushels OF futures and 5000
| bushels Of SPOT; market weak and lower: Anil
| Iikc; May iiKaif5LaisEc; july IJtc. Oats, re.
| ccipts 1900 bushels; exports 800 bushels: sales
?iO.Oe0 bushels Of futures and $1,000 bushels OF
spot; market dull and higher; No. ) white ilc;
April ;gc: May aI SaIS34Gs73sci July SG5sc. Hay
Lard steady; western steam 81 81; AprIlsS 10: May
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When Baby was slcs, We gave her castorIa.
When shp was q Child, she cried for Casto.!a.
When she became Miss, sho chung to Castor.a.
When she had Children, she savothem Castori.,
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Metals,


NEW YORK. April ?6.-r,g iron du,.. Copper
quiet Lead tEIl. Tin firm; straits slg 81.
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Aycngc the knockout blow
That laid poor e. J.. Caesar low.

On the other hand Sallust, a well
known sport. tells me that it is all n
bluff; that Antony wouldn't 20 in the
ring for less than 4 stake OF 100000
~sesterces with Il side bet of 100 cladia.
tors. AS the Quirinal Athletic Club
can't possibly raise that mount YOU
correspondent is inclined to accept the
statement OF Sallust as the correct one.
Will telephone ii anything moro turns
up"
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EH Pennsylvania Stations.
|VlI0nnsyIVdnid LnR5
ErJ3 Trains Run hv Cantrnl Time
Trains Run By Central limo,
sor77rwHsT SysTEN-"PLw HIHDrE RoUrE.

TICKET OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION Oh
WATER ST.. Foo ogELEyESTH RI, WHEEitS0,
AT McI.UnE House., WHEELING. AND AT TUE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. EHipGBPoRT.
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G=IESSc 81 ! O.. April 2a-co;,oa steady;
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C~ISclSSATI. o.. april cG.-Flour easy. Wheat
dull; No. . red J6E4$ci receipts 200 bushels; ship.
ments 1000 bushels. Corn strong; No, 2 mixed
i2c. Oats strong: No. . mixed cG%c. Ryc dull;
No., 5jc. Pork firm at Sl3 %. Lard stronger al
$3.50 Bulk meats ilrmer ut SO s7ka7 90. bacon
stronger. whisky steady at 81 IL. Butter, sugar
and cheese easy. Eggs strong nj Dc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-27
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4 WHEELING.

tDa!ly, except sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm Grove at
9:;iR a. IN. and Wheeling at 1917 p. III.
Trains No. . G. u and Ii connect with herdic
line Tor Trladclphil Uerdic leaves Trladclphia
for Elm Grove At $50 u m. 100 n. m. 1873 a III
nnq 6lo ?. M. Daily. excep. sundays and Sat
urdny's herdlc, will connect with train No 81,
leaving Wheeling at ll30op m.
Sundays hcrdic leaves TriadelphiG a. 900
o. m. 300 q H., go p IN. and connects with
trains No. s. II and &c from Wheeling.
II. T.. WETSGERBER Gen. Manager.