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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
PROGRAMME.

The following is the programme for
the entertainment at the NJ. E. church,
on Friday Evening. the 10Th, for the
benefit of the Relief Fund of the W..
r. G. 1t is subject to change both In
order of appearance and In selections:
PART FIRST.
1. Overture, Orchestra
2. Solo, vocal, Mrs. VIM. Woodwork
g. Duett. lust, Messrs. Cook e. Taylor
4. Trio. Vocal. Mesdames Jerome,
Woodwork and -.
5. Solo. vocal, Miss Mary Staley
6. Music, Orchestra
1. Solo, vocal, Miss Emma Hanson
2. Music. Cello. Rev. A. Henritzy
8. Duett, vocal, Miss Emma Hanson
and Mr.. Geo. 8. Taylor
4. Music, Orchestra
5. Duet, vocal, Mrs. @. T. jerome
and Mrs. VIM. Woodwork
6. To be arranged for.
Titles of Music. etc., will be given
in both papers, and in programmes
next week. Admission rs Cents.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11
NEW SPRING cAPEs- NOW IN
Probate Notice.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IS 9

@ q
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD. lo'o'
PROBATE COURT FOR SAID COUNTY.
Estate of Lewis Ostrander. Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed by tho
Judge of Probate of said County Com missiouors
on Claims In the matter Of said Estate and six
months from the 4th day of February, A. d. 1854.
having been allowed by said Judge Of Probsts
to all persons holding claims against said Es.
tate, in which to present their claims to us for
examination and adjustment.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That we will meet
on Tuesday the 18th day Of May, A. D.. 1890.
and on Saturday the third day of August, A. D.
1895, at ten o'clock a. m. Of each day. at the
Office Of Joseph Patterson in the village of Gray.
ling, in said County. to receive and examine
such claims
Dated February esd. D. 1895.
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
ADELBERT TAYLOR,
Feb. 90. 95.w7 Commissioners.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-11

5. Solo. vocal, Miss Mary Staley
6. Music, Orchestra
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B1BzHo2HoA Dn STA CoRREspoNDnNo1As
263

dorm1a en- IN rinc6n, miertra EIens, deFp1es
de haber abrszsdo carinosamente su madre,
la Ttf11e, sin ocultar NADIA, su dremdtioa Ct cena
coz: F~lker. Teresa envolvi6 su hija en- una
tierna mirada LENA de amor orgullo maternal,
y despres Ia dijo:
Td va has cump!ido con tn deber; ahora
me toca d mi jBendits aea Ia caeualidad one
ms permite acudjr en- eyuda de los S:vigran,
anenazados en- sd honor Sin dude hes o|vlda-
do que podemos salva1los, y que pudi~4l2 de-
bemoa hHcarlo
-iEs cierto,-exclam6 Elena eatupefacta.
La vista de eee monstruo me ba trastornadc
de tai maners, que 10 hal IA olvidadc. 1Vamos,
medre; no tien& IN momento que pefderI
Aun faltaban dos dies para la feoha del
venoimiento, segun habfa podido yer la ioven
cuando F9lker la ensen6 el pagar6 firmado por
el conde Hector
-Cuarenta y ocho horss me bastan para
obrar -dijo Teresa.
la msfiana siguiente Sc dirigi6 casa del
notario cuya probidad habfa confado los bri-
llantea de Ia Mazzolini Le pregunto 81 podfa
encargarso de vender alhejas por valor de tres.
oientos cincuenta mil frances, enviar esta can.
tidad con el mayor seoreto al oonde Hector de
Savignan, tcdo este On el te nino de veinti
cuatro horas
FL notsrio, sorprendido per aqueIas extra.
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see GRANUJA, LADRoN Y CoMpAN1A

A pesar de su vigor, el bandido sc vi6 sor-
prendido por aquel ataque repeoti tino, miertEas
Ia joven comprendiendo que su padre sucombi-
ria en- aquel combate desigual, Sc lanz6 entire
los dos hombres, tratando en- vano de separar.
los y gritandc:
-jSocorrol isocorrol
Afort0nadamente para padre pare ella
la puerfa SO abri6, presentdadose Terera.
Falker Ia recon: oi6 deseando conoluir
aquel combate ridiooo, Sc desprendi6 con vigo.
roso esfuerzo del pobre loco, que fu6 rodar al
gunos pasos &c retro beuscamente con la ca-
beza baja, los cabeIloa en- desorden y ell somhTe.
70 splastado llegando as1 hasta su cup6 donde
Ne dej6 caer echando por la boca espumarajcs
de rabia.
mientras Ell elegante carruaje reoor l.. 81
Camino de Paris, 81 rOgfa trastornado llorardo
81 equivooaci6n lamentable, con todos les senti-
dos exoitados por la visto de Elena, que 10 Ia.
bia parecido mas hermosa que nunoa,
Para que ms sirve Ia riquezai-decfs.-
iPara que me sirve ser poderoso, ii no puedo
minar una d6bil mnchrchal lRecoDozco en-
Ia la sarge ma'dita de la madrel lMe ha he
tho aufrir como un oondenadoi lOh, esos Sa-
viz - NuDca Ue pagarAn bastante caro- el
supl de hoy las humlIaoione de otros diael
Mieutrss tsT to, IL oalma voIvfa casa de
loa l. gier. IL loco. queb,antedo por Ia lucha,
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@ 81 A f 1 D A

Donde las primG v las toman
de seguro que haY j rana,
palJs recios, rrvu'co1%s
v snlemres be fHtaGaa.
PrGnGG dos en- tns saIones
pulcros gaIaneF Y damae;
prtmG dos en- u pradora
sol1a3os, chn'os, criadas,
y prtnaG dos cuautos quieren
alcanzar pingGes gananciaa.
Hubo un pr9merG con tres
en- tOdo 81 RENO IA Italia,
pues no es ro~ihl~ que el g Mo
sec especie g. abuDdaEcia.
Il. qu3 fl ere entroyfas tIdo
o. es III t do = deciara.
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WADE RETROI

WADE RETRO!
Amaste Pedro, Ixnacip, a Marcelino,
q CAST, Gil, q Justo, a Pepe, Diego,
Antoa despu6s, r stituto luego.
Y amasts Cleto 4 Felix. a Fau: tino,
inextsoguib Q tn am roso fuego,
amaste Bias 81 sordo, Luis ri ciego,
y a! Pane no aquel qn.' de AZ Indias vino.
Ell y, vieja, pob'e y fea guarda, Pab;o!-
to hace xhaiar int-rmiDabie qut ia
el insuf ibie solteril achaque.
Mas lqli6u to he de querer lllevete e'
(diablt
81, adNroas de- Ger faa, pcbra vi ia,
tienee, ca vez d. un alma. un anna nnque?
Br francisco de Dana
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EL uAHcO pOpuLAa

euro pEaAcipal ohjoto ell De facilitag al ahoEry
fos pobres. desTroIandO osi los haitas de order
economic.
Adnite inposicionss daaAe 25 centavos en- ade
lante, negando ciUeo pests. les abona ell pos
loo de intereses annual
Da dlnero fF25tasao trea meses plazo, dos
dc de esta Eapi5a deBcontaun los ntereses: al l2
por 100 annual cantztadcs que no excedau de cica
pesos al i0' poE loo de clento uno ,!oscientos,
al poT c;enNo de dosei9ntcH quiNieut-a
Coloca dineso pFano*a hipotena, sobra incas
urh2s dc esta E%aptGi, hasta la mtad del vaIor dc
l. lca, un aGo Psszo, prorrogable nteres con
vv1Gtoral
Desc"rnta }e*Fas, pagares obigaeiones. pags
deras ea esta Capital. euatFo meses plazo con dos
buanas as1naa
4bTa cs4dt$os bien gaEantisados q meses plsxo
Su Junta de Gobierno 80 compone hoy de los aAr
6ores Munoz Barrios. Lcdo Rossy, Lopez Cepefo
Gulilerme&y. ChsTFcmGnt, Molina, Sehira Less
NHnez.
Plaza de Alfonso Xn.-I.Os lu1sa, mtAreoles y -
aaAioS aa a8ete de la noche.
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DE MROuIaaRlA.-rcse M. p:aseu.

eia.-lngeniero0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aguiar =
Habana.=Iene el gusto de ofrecer los senores Ia-
cendados de la Tsla de Puertoco toda clase de ma
quinaria para ngenios otras udus1rias nuevas de
uso Tachos al yacio dobles triple efsctos calderas
y todo tamano de aparatos al vacio, Y maqunas de
moler remoler. Para mas pormenores drigirse
Santos Filppi r. A. Plasencia-. allie de San
francisco numero 5l.-Capital, l5=l2
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LUIS SANCHEZ vAz0vEz. sgente

lie @. Fardo y MA, de Nueva-Y York
y de varias fabricas de la misma ciu1at
al como de The Americdn and colonial
EGport Company d. Londres y de j Il y
s Moss de Manchester, ofrece sus servi
clos & sus nume.osos relacionados dc esta
Capital de la Isla.
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JUllAN sllvA.-sAN JUsTo 49,

Depdslto de Maqunas de coser. compra venta a'qui
ler. Sc dan piazos siendo responsible la msms
Maquna; Sc hacen las composicones por didcies que
sean, garantizandolas Accessories agujas de todaf
classes para las u1smas ademas compran vender
muebles usados. P)
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sNs-Es1ss sas~Rs@S
pr. = IN !. H. 2! lPI.!OETE E Nllo. .--oIRU-

DR. N. hg. PONTE e NllO.-CIRU-
JANOS DENTISTAS.-Sa Jnsto 81 ee
quina q la Fortaleza San Juan.
A GRAkDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
DIosuando empobecimiento organioo aniqua cuerpo
e espfritu impone dvolver al ssema toda
fuerza vgor ah la indeaon especial del Vino cordial
do Cerebrna Urioi oonoepuaao los m6doos emf
'reconsttuyente 'poderoso e vai5a
dor" r&Dido
SiLAgkRiU te Torres Roldan -Une
q su buena impression, la clarida1 sencillez el
m6todo cuaidades esenciales que 10 han hecho stem
pre- preerble todos los demas textos,20' edicion.
Sc vende en- esta Capital de los senores P.
Noell c. L. SOLO s. en- c.; en- Ponce casa de don
Manuel Lopez en- el resto de la Isla en- todos los
establecimientos de importancia.
Ua tartamudo docfa aver 4 prop ssito
de 10 cars que eata todo en- NJ a*'Tii:
que . ,rrAn US. 1T 80. des e. Greer
Que. .. me-. ha CO.'S. .tado disz du...
d ros I'm an. ..pan....
No pued ser-interrumpi6 viva
mant@ un amigo.
81, eenor; di z duros IN pan. PAN.
pantaE5n.
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Sc VENDE un solar con casa de ma
dera encl va la Ell el mismo. sto en- Santurce la
entrada por ell puente Antonio colinda la
carretert Y la e4lsenada 1e Condado.-En esta Ga
ptal, calle de San Jose ntim. l3 informaran. L5=5
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Preguutaban un indiyi1uo qI6 dife
renclA encontrty ba entire Jesucristo y Rots
child:
-I7mensa-contest6 I'll interpelado.-
JesncTsst era 81 rey de ios judfos, y Rots
child es eIfj d,iio de los reyes.
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6. TIkkun,-JoYERIA PLAZA DE AL.
soNso xIGran sardo de 1oyas de orc plata con bante
pedfs hs Moeos de noVedad elegancta incompa
a6g Lo mas belle prtmoroso de Ia Joyeri
Cron6meros, Caonorafo Repetcoes Roscopf Lentes
1Atas ds oro oraies fuo lie Roca Centres de mesa
Sande1aS arros Vaeras EsuEnanas cuadrups piateauC
'mportaclon nirecta. Preci0s sin oonspetencia
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, August 2G.-Cattle. higher and
steady; common TO choice native dressed
beef and shipping steers ranged at s. sou
70, with sales largely at 81 5OQj 30, and
extra beeves would doubtless have sold
around s. 30 had any been offered, bulls
81 15Q3 so; cove 81 50Nl 70, chiefly al 81 O00
3 70, few fancy COWS and heifers fetching
IS l54i 00; veal calves if choice sold at
s. 00li6 co.
Hogs, lower: heavy hogs sold at 81 10d
Is. but mixed lots sold at 81 sal 20;
light weights 81 40U4 gO and pigs 50 G0G
%; sales We're largely at 81 3j04 - for
packing hogs and ~ 6eo4 20 for shipping.
Sheep, firm. inferior To choice natives
81 500S so and westerns 81 5oq3 90; lambs
were firm at So 00fi5 Oh.
Receipts Cattle 1900 head; calves 40l
head; hogs, 5000 bead: sheep, b,u00 head.
East Liberty, Pa, August 26.-Cattle.
dun and lower prime s ood5 On. hu-ohor-'
50 S0al 10; bulls, stays and COWS 81 GoQ2 60.
Hogs, STEADY; PRIME 50 uUU9 lu; good
Workers. 81 7jNi S. rQughs s. 5Ou 90.
Sheep. firm and higher; extra 50 OOd3 -
good 81 4oG2 so; common 5oCG$l 0O; spring
lambs s. O0Q4 80; veal calves So 0ta6 80.
Cincinnati O., August 26-Hoggs. lower
al 81 00fti 40; receipts 200 head; shipments
500 head.
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MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE.

Chicago August 26.-Heavy shipments
| of wheat from competing exporting couH-
| tries sent wheat down AGAIN lO-uaE. ~
/ trmher closed &C lower; May corn IosS
e.c. September oats closed &c lower anu
provisions finished with but niue chahse'
Flour. easy. c,-.>yct,,.. ~,
spring 5206lc; No. red gV'st9I,2C, a u
gust Gi- N697.c. closing a 65sc; Septemoer
fn5s GGl9sc closing al 6lisc; December 0o4
~ ,C-n 0'C cas5 so. ? SIC: No. yellow &c;
August 3fd36lsc: September &leH36c, clos
inc m 3Gc: October 344i 035hc. closing al
35c: December 3oi2d307sc, closing AT 'ofsc'
0ste 1esh No . iqi9c: No . white 2ol20
2p.c. No 9 white 20ie02lc; August l9lt4
1850 closing at 1gi2c; september lgi4l'7sc.
closing al 1859 May 22i2a22,sc CLOSING d'
BTe. No. ,. ale
Barley. No. .. nominal
FlaNsaed. No. I s. o.
Timothy seed. prime 81 10 .-.,~-o "a.
Mess pork. cash, per Dbl. 81 ~.,'s 90:
SeutcmUer 90 E5d9 21h. October ~ 22isf
50 27's closing at s. $7'5; January 50 7Na
Lara. cash. per 100 lbs. $ 9ca5 92lS; Sep
TENDER 81 N1i905 92ie. closing at - ~; DC
tohar S. qT s06 40. closing az s. 90, January
s. o2i ~ 97i7. closing az s. ST.,
short ribs. cash, sides $ 63uo tO: sep
tar0ber s. c2taN5 72ia closing az 3 6Ti@, Oc-
| tober S. 7oQ5 -. closing at IS 72i2; January
s. 07 ri 12', closing a. g l2'2.
DRY sailed shoulders 1"-fi 1'sc.
Short clear sides G5s06a4c.
Whisky. distiuers' finished goods. per
E1tter. steady: creamery 115a2oc; dairy
Fses. steady at 12d12i5c.
Rcceipts-Flour. 70 600 barrels wheat ~
U1 bushels. corn. 31300 bushels; oats, 26i,-
Oo0 bushels rye. 1900 bushels barley, 1000
Shipments-FIour. 10000 barrels: wheat,
o. nm bushels. corn 705 0O0 bushels. oats
1900 bushels; rye. 1000 bushels barley
2.0n0 bushels.
New York. August 25.-Flour' receipts
moderately active and weaker.
Wheat. receipts HOO bushels; exports
oG ga0 barrels: exports 2660 barrels; market
/ n zoo bushels: sales 1900 bushels spot.
spot quiet and easier. options were weak
eued decidedly to-day, closing 'sGlHc net
| loss Closing, No. , red May zee Au-
gust 663.c; October G6s4c.
conn receipts 220 800 bushels: exports
r12 106 bushels. sales 12700O bushels spot;
su0t easier and moderately active; op-
lions ruled irregular. closing Ss0ssc loss.
closing. May Sc September 4li2c; Oc-
V0sts receipts S2.So0 bushels: exports 81
-o5 6rshHs. sales 5000 bushels spot; spot
lower; options weak closing 80 4e lover
Closing: May 26Ssc; August 4Ac; Septem-
her &c: October 2S23c.
Hay steady.
Hides. quiet.
Leather. firm.
Wool. quiet.
Beef quiet
ont meats, steady.
Lard easier: western steam closed at
'Pa~t quiet: new mess 81 Ood11 %.
Butter. steadier: western dairy 9i20l he
do creamery 13N2oc; ElSins nc: imitation
cra4r1erv 1lGl5c: state dairy l2alSi2c; DO
cuoamerv1Si 2fi3Oc.
I,r-s. firm. state and Pennsylvania l5u
100 western fresh 1t0l5c: Southern l3i2c.
TaII5w. easy. city 50 20 per package;
/ re per To.
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Petroleum, dun; United closed 81 &c bid.
MOlasses, quiet.
Coffee options opened steady closing
quiet at 50lO points net advance; spot Rio
quiet.
Sugars raw dull; refined quiet.
Cincinnati, O., August 26.-Flour quiet
fancy 50 1jq3 80: family 81 S003 10.
Wheat, dull and lower; No. > red 6p2c:
receipts $500 bushels shipments 1900
bushels
Corn, No. mixed 3Giac; market easier.
oats. easier; No. > mixed 2li.Q22c.
Rye, dull No. ? 45c.
Lard. easier at 8 ~.
Bacon. easier at 81 20.
Bulk meats, duh al IS 12i5.
Whisky, steady al 81 -
Butter IN moderate demand: Elein
creamery 22i20 DC; Ohio 15n1Sc; dairy 100
lie.
Eggs, heavy at &C.
Cheese steadier; good TO prime Ohio
fiat 71a0Sc.
Sugar easier; hard refined 3i@a5 Sc; New
Orleans 3l2dHsc.
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JAIL DELIVERY.

six Prisoners Escape from Cumberland
jail
Special to- the Register
Cumberland. Md, August 26.-olN
prisoners made their escape from the
iail here at nine o'clock tonight, and
there is great excitement i'm the city
Two of them were in for murder. Wal
fer Asbfeld. the noted robber, and who
is supposed to know all about the muir
der of Paymaster A. r. Holdman, at
yvas+ornport is among the number.
Tbev we're out of Jail about an hour
baforo the sheriff discovered 1T. Ihey
Lsve crossed over into West Virginia,
and a posse is i'm hot pursuit a re-
ward has been offered for their caps
furn
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WALLER VISITED

Aruu Statement of Ws Trial Co be For
wardod Co Washington.
shiug-0u. August 26-Ambassa-
Egsis has wired the State Depart
chat Newton B. Eustis. second
.r..ary. and Nr. Alexander counsel
.-e embassy, have returned from
.uauN. where they took down % fun
uaut from eV-CorsUl Waller of
ul and conviction 1y the French
rlrv court at Iamatave. The
ueut wiI De forwarded 90 Wash
.l as soon as possible.
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DRY GOODS.

New York. August 2G.-Agents have adj
vanced prices as follows: Amoskeag
striped and mapped cheviots. per cent;
Lonsdale cambria muslin, y 10 gl2 cents,
Otis No. : blue denims. u cent; ENposi-
ton a 36-inch brown sheetngs. Is cent
Woodbury. Paragon, BallafdVale 35-inch
bleached, each Is cent
Very strong market for all classes of
cotton goods.
Printing cloths very firm al cents. with
sales of 10000 pieces spot at that price and
a large business doing in odds.
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,,..r From "a Jail by Mob and Hanged
+t,r,tf ward.

-,.,...,, From, a Jail by Mob and Hanged
ia the Jail Ward.
yral,a Cal. August 26.-Four muir
derers confined in the county Jam mere
Johnson. Hemlock, Null and Moore
were taken from Jail by mob at TWO TWO
O'Clock This morning and hanged IN the
Jail yard. 90, 800,
broke into the Jail. battered down the
cel doors. where the four murderers
were confined. and dragged the men IN
-o tine ward and hung them all from
rail which had been placed between TWO
trees. The lynchiug is the climax OF d
reign of laWlessness when mas pre-
vailed I'm this part of the country LOT
several months past.
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RESIGNED.

Special 10 the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, August 20
George r.. Rowland. general delivery
clerk in the u0s,0fiice here has res.gne,
his position. 90 take effect September /
and win be succeeded by Newton hu.Su
of this city.
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OVERS TO SEPTEMBER.

made gowns of white mohair
us great favor for Septem-
women as they were in the
and earlier months. The adj
such gown is that it takes
city So wen that il is just
put 0n for a short run up
White linens. too. are hold
Eu and are rather newer
but are generally made
l50rarcly. A very pretty
This stun is shown here
r0nl breadth OF It's g0det
edged with a gathered pun
m0usseliue de sole. The
has fitted lining and
ot white guipura plain in
r1-ed in front The sleeves
saloon Du1s shirred several
e. l~mholes and then tucked
a. plain white silk stock
L wbile ribbon belt wound
round The waist and finishing in
bow arc added
OF linen that are linen color
more often seen than the white
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Central
Time.

! 72O a. m. from Cleveland to Uhrichs-
Vile 2:2S D. m. from Uhrichsville 70
Cleveland runs daily.
! Through connections and through tick
cts to all points. Call on our agents or
NJ. C. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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"Is this Washington p.e?' ne asked.
eyes" she said, II made it myself.
"I don't wonder Washington was rear
less i'm battle IF ne had pies like TINS
one Of these over his heart would have
made aim .ny1lnerab,e. Harper $ Ba-
yor
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money. I Per Cent - Governments Strong
STOCKS. Higher Flour. Easy - Wheat,
Lower.
New York. August E-Norey on c3I
easy at 4 per cent; last loan dt D per cent.
closed az r per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5iHt,t per cent.
Sterliue exchange weak az ISy,z i>t'4.
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PETROLEUM.

New York. August 26.-Petroleum firm
er: closed at 81 % bid
OH City. Pa. August 26.-National
Transit certificates opened at 81 %; high
est 81 81; lowest 81 %; closed at 81 24;
sales 1900 barrels; shipments lly,O62 bar
rels. runs 13S tN2 barrels.
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METAL MARKET.

New York. August 26-Pig iron steady;
Southern 81 j0Ul1 40.
Copper firmer: brokers' price PIC
Lead. fiat: brokers price So 80.
Tin barely steady at S14 40; plates steady.
Spelter firm; domestic 81 l544 ~.
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Iawyer-YoUr case would have been
stronger. Mr. Mcclure, if YOU had acted
ON the defensive But YOU struck Wsi.
IL YOU had let hi mSrike YOU FIRST YOU
would have had The law ON your side.
Nlr. NIcGuire-Iis.O Ord had tn law on
NOV so.de. but Oid d had him on moy
stomach a poundin' the loiie on, Of me.
Vow York Weekly.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Monday June TO- 1895, Pas
yenger Trains Will run as follows: DAILY.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central Time.
South Bound. D
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-27

First Manager-So you've re-engaged
Riggs and B0ggS for two more weeks.
Tbev are the yellowest pair of song and
dance men i'm the biz. How can your
patrons stand EN-?
second Manager continuous perform
ance)- That's just &C. They can't stand
'am. So I run EN- in every TWO hours,
and chase the s.ayers. See-Puck.
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BALTIMORE &OHIO RAILROAD,
ARRIVE

From New York. Philadelphia; :. A ~
more and W&shington. sg q AZ. 80, - ~, r.,
Cumberland accommodation ''V y N"'
Grafton accommodate, ll-' a. Ms
Moundsviile Accommodation, 'lg - a.; ~, ~
and ITO D. m. except sunday ann ''' 10
N C;;rmberiand EXPIRE. 81 D. m' dally.
WHEDLING AND PfTTsbLhT DLF
SION.
Tor p,,tsburg Washington. Baltimore,
philadelphia and New York, 40 d. III
and 5:45 p. m. dairy. l.Y.
For Pittsburg 100 n. ~ deiIf' e
Pittsburg express. $50 p me- 'Aoep'
Sunday. .......a.t..r. 500
b. M, except Sunday.
" ARRlA y. -,..
From New York Pllai"i
more, washlngton and ID 3ri
m, daily. 1l:S0 p. m., eA
225 a. m, sunday o'.IF- . c,...
Pittsburg mail. l-.. ..r
day. and $50 p. M c1i. ....... e.-O a..
Washington. Pa, a,-o
M, except sunday.
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North Bound. /

FOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS
at the Register Cout ting Room
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FOR SALE AM 80. e-cA
Mt Register LOIi.
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GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH

SeIsire $780,. / i56 % 49,. 10 los q IL 50I o6
lp mlpmpmla mlamp mpm
GOING NORTH.
Electric cars between Wheeling, Mar
tins Ferry and c., l.. & w. Depot In
Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-27
AT WHEELING, w. VA,
SEPTEMBER 2. 3, 4, 5 G 6, 1885,

Enlarged Grounds. Entire Encouragement
OF Buildings in Live Stock Depart
ment. Magnificent New Steel
Grand stand. New Eighty
Foot Track, on Scicn-
tlfic princinles.
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silver certificates at eeBQs71s.

States-InactiVe.
RaurOads-StrOug.
Stocks-The week opened on the Stock
Exchange with an active and buOyant
speculation in the railway list, the Gran
ger shares being the features of the trad
ing. The buying was exceptionally good
and was well distributed and the commits
sion houses were in receipt OF a greater
number Of orders TO buy than for some
weeks past. Among the causes which led
10 the Improvement the excellent charac-
ter of the crop advices was most potent.
Sugar was under reaVy pressure, due TO
another reduction in refined sugar and
report hat further reductions must be
made to- compete with Germany. A sharp
rally in the covering of short contracts,
a subsequent reaction and a final rally
IN sympathy with the buOyancy of the
railway stocks, restricting the net loss
10 ia per cent. Bonds We're catiVe and
strong. The sales were S2,427, 900. Stock
UuofafiOue closed bid.