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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-07
Entertainments Today.

Entertainments Today.
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE "a Trip te
Chinatown"
KEITH's OPERA HoUsE-"Down in Dixie"
TRowBRIDGE's STAR THEATER-"A New
England Home"
wEsTMfNsTEK THEATER-Peter Maher Com
pany.
Policemen will move into the new sta
tion on Fountain street next monday.
City Clerk Clarke, who has been suffer-
ing from grip some time, Is reported as
being quite sick today.
The Friendship street cars have been
painted "a bright green with white
trimmings.
OF New York, will lecture in Music Hall
on "Involuntary Poverty; Its Economic
Causes and Remedy"
One case OF typhoid fever on Franklin
avenue, one on Dairy street and one on
Althan street were reported to DR.. Chaplin
today.
A special meeting of the Providence
Athletic Association will be held at the
Club House Gymnasium tomorrow even
ing to act upon the proposed amendments
of the constitution.
The contracts for the new schoolhouses
have been awarded, one on Geser
street to +. p. Ross & Son, and one
on Hendrick street TO Houlihan * Ma
guire. Owen McAuliffe will do the heat
ing for both.
1t is supposed that the store OF Henry
Cram Il Company at 753 Westminster
street, was entered last night by q rear
window, as Mr.. Cram reported to the
police that 500 worth of goods are miss
ing. There is not the slightest trace OF
thieves.
About 10 o'clock this morning
Everson ~ Liddell, the contractors
at Roger Williams Park, was
caught in the cable which draws the
dump car and was thrown TO
the ground. He was picked up
unconscious. DIR. Wheeler was called
and upon examination it was found that
he was seriously injured about the back
and head. He was taken to the Rhode
bland Hospital.
Teller Worrall OF the city treasurer's
office has recovered from his recent sick
ness and is at his post again.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah y. Wood
was held at Grace Church at 2
O'Clock this afternoon, Rev. Floyd
w. Tomkins, Jr., officiating. There was
and the floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful. The interment was at Grace
Church Cemetery.
Mr.. A. NJ. Williams has returned from
his trip to the West Indies.
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rsslsastng . general Banking and connissioA
btsiness.
ossisr In Stocks. Bond, and Local seouritis.
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a saIc Deposit.

The Philadelphia Record tells of an old
woman who was known to have amassod
considerable wealth, but who refused TO
intrust II TO any bank. Who're she kept
her money was "A mystery until she came
10 die. Thon thorough search was madc
OF tho premises without disclosing the hid.
Ing place. Finally, when tho body was
being prepared for burial, porous plaster
on the old woman's side was noticed
which did not lie as close TO tho skin as
such plastors generally do. When the
plaster was removed, number of govern.
mont bords, representing the old woman s
entire fortune, wero found between II and
the skin.
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The Chicago Price Current says: "In
some districts Wheat is somewhat less
assuring from weather conditions. In
localities west of the Mississippi the
situation is improved by recent rains.
The average position of the crop is not
appreciably lowered and correspondents
confirm the reports OF low supplies OF
wheat and fair amount being fed. Tho
total stocks are undoubtedly much less
than N yearaoo
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To lnquirers.
The competition positively closes at @
p. M, March Is next.
Entries may be made at any time.
When sending in batch of votes ii is
not necessary to write the name of the or
ganization voted for on each separate bal
lot. DO up your votes in bundle, Sc
curing them together by pin or string,
and write the name OF the lodge they are
intended for on the top ballot. That will
be sufficient. Only be sure that the bal
lots are secured so that they will not get
astray.
Voters do not have to make any pur-
chases of the donors of the piano in order
to vote. Everybody identified to vote as
often as they please. All they have to do
Is to cut the ballot out OF THE NEWS and
bend 1t to the Barnaby Company, where 1t
will be duly registered and filed. What
ever organization has secured the most
votes gets the piano. That's all there is
to it.
The price of THE NEWS is one cent.
This price is invariable except to news
dealers and TO newsboys.
No papers will be available at THE NEWS
Office TO anyone at less price. AS mat
ter OF fact this price Is % cents hundred
cheaper than the wholesale price Of a
two-cent paper. The decision TO
sell the paper at the regular price TO other
than dealers and newsboys, is based on our
usual practice. We have twico had, within
q few weeks, order for five thousand
papers, containing a certain article which
the buyer desired TO mail througho the
State-having nothing TO do with the
piano contest-and the price demanded
end paid was fifty dollars. We will main
tain this rule during the piano
competition that all interested may
have an equally fair show
to secure their ballots without any dis
elimination in favcr OF those who con.
ceive the idea OF buying in large quantities
and perhaps securing all he votes they
want from an extra order for particu-
lar edition OF the paper.
We do not propose that there shall be
any "junk" ,duripg the piano contest.
Any and all papers returned and sent to
the waste paper buyers will be torn
through the ballot so that 1t will be
unavailable.
No one connected with THE News Office
or with the }. B. Barnaby Company will
cut out or send in ballots.
No ballots will be printed except In the
regular edition OF THE News.
The standing OF the Barnaby Company,
who give the piano, ana OF THE News,
the medium of their competition, is sufii-
cient 10 guarantee the friends of the rival
organizations that not only will
the contest be conducted strictly
on fair and square lines and
decided solely on the number OF votes
cast, but also that there shall be ne
outlet for the procuring of ballots
open to oil alike. There will
be no "inside" work possible Of
any description and we will thank any OF
the friends of the competing organizations
.or Information that seems to suggest
anything Of tho sort.
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BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Hereafter the annual commencement
exercises will be conducted without the
usual oratio ions SO the senior class has de-
creed.
The following officers of the Brown
Y. Nj. Z. A. were elected last
evening: President, Z. M. Gallup,
'96; vice president, l.. Ii. Gam
well, '96; corresponding secretary, q. IA.
Ling ham, 81; treasurer, j. ID. Rockfel
Jr., '97; recording secretary, j. Taylor, ,9S.
The whist tournament has been finished
the finals peing captured by Bliss and
Bliss by score OF 1880 against jerks and
Alden.
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Dolly Madiscu at tho White House.

James Madison and bis wife were IA
NOUS for their generous hospitality, and it
was extended to the presidents btterest
political opponents. Dinner parties were
given every week, and the beauty and
fashion Of the country met In the presi
Dental drawing rooms. Mr.. Madison pos
sessed the old school elegance of manners
60 remarkable degree, and among his
intimate friends was humorous and en-
tertaining. His wife, Dolly" has like.
wise been portrayed by history as one Of
the most charming of the hostesscs who
have graccd tho White House.
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A NEW LEADER.
Odd Fellows and Yachtsmen Struggle
In the Barnaby Competition.

The yachtsmen go to the top today in
the competition for the piano offered by
the j. b. Barnaby Co. to the most
popular organization In Rhode Island.
A cold package of 1000 ballots
dropped into the Barnaby Company's
Office for the Yacht Club and they carried
them over the heads of Eagle Lodge OF
Odd Fellows, which has had cinch on
first place for some days now.
The Bristol Light Infantry are new
competitor-the afty-sixth 20 enter the
lively competition. The Light Infantry
Is mighty popular organization down In
Bristol, and IL they make up their minds
to work they will very quickly make the
leaders hustle TO get in out OF the rain OF
ballots that will come from the fine, old
town.
Eagle Lodge gets 16 votes today. Vigi-
liant Council secures 20, the Rough and
Ready Fire Company are favored with 20,
which sends them up toward the top OF
the list.
The Niagara Wheelmen captured one
ballot too. IL 10 an off day when the Nj
agaras aren't heard from with a
ballot. They move up a peg,
to get away from the tail enders and not
get "skunked".
The following notes accompanied two
patches Of ballots:
To the J. B. Barnaby Co.:
GENTLEMEN Please find inclosed coupons.
which you will put down for the Bristol Light
Infantry. BRISTOL.
To The J. B. BARSABY Co..
GENTLEMES-P Please give Vigilant Council.
o. Y, A. NJ, credit for the enclosed - ballots.
and oblige "a friend of theirs.
II. b. soUIE.
here is the result OF the balloting up to
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With Apologies TO MIR. Hoyt I'm His "A
Trip Co Chinatown

DO you know us, have you met usP ~ 40, you1l
nc'er forget Were on 25 Pine street third noor
near the roof. We're models o propriety, we're
ohcck full ofsobriety DO printing for society and
always send a proof. ~.
PERRY PRINTING Co,
Tel. 22sf-3. 20 Pine street.
THIRD FLOOR.
Entrance From 60 Weybosset u.
eE-Evcry man his own elevator.
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NO MORE TRANSFERS.
Chief Child Says That the Police De
partment Will Remain as IL Is.

Chief OF Police Child said this fore
noon that the rumor, to the effect
Tuesday evening is soon to be followed by
a general changing around Of superiors
and patrolmen, is without the slightest
foundation.
No other changes whatever are contem-
plated at this time. The chief also inti-
mates that the transfer OF the four
lieutenants was as much for their own
convenience as for any other reason.
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"Can write my name under the re-
ceivcd payment on this hillP' asked the
collector, who likes TO put things rs deli
catoly as possible
"No, thank you" replied Mr.. Brokely.
"I'm not an autograph fiend. washing
ton Star
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Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED A. p. wEEDES. .Hs
Car lots today Wheat, 81; corn, l54;
oats, 1872; hogs, $1,000.
Estimates tomorrcw-Wheat, 10; corn.
20i; oats, 104; hogs, $1,000. 'r
II. 5. H., si.09aii5. ..
Cotton Market.
QUOTED -BY A. y. wEEDRs
Yesterdays
last Open. Close
January .f............. .'''" ...,
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Whit Is This Disease Called DYSPEPSIA?

Lao n thlcl ut night, 1t steal, IN uputl ~ IN.
hwarci. Tho patient, have pulu, about tho
chest Rud sides, Hud NO.ncllmls IN tho b CE.
They feel dull aud sleepy. the mouth has II bad
tnte, especially IN TIC morning, A s0tl u
sticky slImccollcca about Tho teeth Tlunrpy.
tito Is poor. There Is II feeling Ike 4 heavy
load OH tho stomach sometimes a faint, aIl.gono
sensation nj the pit Of the stomach which food
docs not satisfy. EyGi are sunkcn, tho hands
and foot become cold md feel clamlny. After
awhile n cough sets IN. ht frat lry, but after n
lew months Il Is attended with u grecnl'h col.
otcd cNpcctoratlOn. Tho patient lcolt tired all
tho while, aud sleep does not hCCm to nfIOrd my
rcNt. AitOra time hC becomes nervous, Irritable
mud gloomy, mud has evil iotcbodlngs There IL
n Riddlhcss, n!s0rt'Ot whlrlIng sensation IN tho
hoad when ilsIug up suddenly, Tho bowels
bccomc %cOs;lvUi tho skin Is dry and hot nj
times; the blood becomes thick ani stHgnant:
tho whitCsoi tho eyes become tinGcd wish ycl.
lowi the urlno Is scanty nnd high ]C0loTcd, de-
posting n sediment after standing.
There Is frequently n splitting UP Of the food,
somctlmcswIth II sour taste Rnd sometimes with
a swCoIIsh taste; this Is frequently attended
WIN INlIlNillOh VI nv HNAIAi luN NWlpl DN'
some Impaired with spots beioio the eyes;
there Is a feeling Of great pro'ttatiOn nnI weak
ness. All Of these symptoms atC Ia turn pres.
cnt. It Is thought that nearly one. thim Of our
population has this dIscasi III some Of IT, varied
iOrmi. II has been found that medical men
have mistaken tho nature OF this disease. Some
have treated II for Liver Complaint, nome for
Dyspepsia, Others for Kidney disease. etc, etc,
but mono Of the rarIousGInds Of treatment hive
been attended with success.
Snw, tho Shaker Digestive Cordial Cailsct the
food rttcn 10 he dlgcstcl. This will cause M
appetite lOt nnm iDUl, md this br'lng digcStCi
Will result In MI increase Of strength, MI IN.
cgrap ul lcNh nnl M Increase u nerve power.
Tbs tired. weary feeling Will Glvo WAY 10
vlgOr end courage. Tho palO. thin nni cmt.
cinicd Will recover their color GnI ~p.ImuncSS,
because rhl blood amt Fat nTo the result of
properly dlEcstrd fool.
AtcH cent trial bottle will produce n result
Its cool cilcct will b. realized nt once, Iun VIII
n1thHYr TO take dozen blitlci to iUl nut II II
il doing you any good. Try IT, Had thUR give
praise IL the Shakers o! Mount Lebanon, New
York, for tho relief that you Obuiin.
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Aicur. or you will find yourself trans.
iorrcl to tho sappcrs, whore you would
hnv0 harder work aud dullor plunnpc.n
lhat was tho way with tho omperor.
IL Tower Ito thought that any onO might
haVo a claim upon him no took tho 0rst
opportunity to show him tho gulf that
lay between. 1 salutcd and was silent.
but | must contOss to you that Il hur,
mo attor all that had passed. bot q liz.
lilo led on to tho palace, whore va
passed through tho sido door and M
Into his own cabinet. There were n
couple OF g%rcnadiors ut tho stnircasc.
aud thor eyes started out from under
Their iur caps, | promise Won, whom
they saw a young lieutenant OF hussars
going UP to tho empcror's room at mid.
night. | stood by tho door, rs | had
dono in tho afternoon. whiIo no flung
MIN 'ett down In "a armchair, nni 70.
NAMED silent no long TINT 1t seemed to
mo that ho had forgotten all about mo.
lvcntnrcd At last upon n slight cough to
remind him.
"Ah, Monsiur Gerard" said no. "You
arc very curious, no doubt, rs to tho
meaning OF all this"
u am quito content. sire, IL It Is your
pleasure not to tc(tme." | answered.
ia, Ia, ta," said he, impationtly,
"These are only words. Tho moment
that You wero outside that door you
would begin making inquiries about
what it all means. In two days your
brother officers would know about it,,
IN thrcs days 1t would DO all over Fon.
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THE EMPEROR WAS STANDING BEFORE Me.
paused when he came to the gray figure
upon tho ground, and turning back the
hood which shrouded tho i~cnturos, ho
showed q face which was very different
from HE own.
"lIcrc lies n faithful servant, who has
given ND his life for his MASTER said
no. Monsieur do Gondin resembles
mo in figure, and in manner, rs you
must admit"
What a dclirium OF Joy camc upon me
when these fow words mado everything
clear to me. lie smilcd again rs he
saw the delight which urged me almost
to throw nv arma round him and to
embrace him, but no moved 4 stop
away, as if ne had OWNED my impulse.
You aro unhurt?" he asked.
81 am unhurt, sire. But in another
minute | shou!din my dcspair'-
"Tut. tut" ho interrupted. "iou did
very well. Iio Bhould himself have
been more on his guard. saw evory'
thing which passed."
"You saw it,, siro!"
"You did not hear me follow YOU
through tho woods, thon? hardly
Lost sight OF you from tho momcnt that
YOU loft YOU quarters until poor do
Gondin foil. Tho counterfeit emperor
WA in front OF you. and tho rea! ono
behind. You will now escort me back
to the palace
II. whispered an order to his Name
Iukcs, who salutcd in silence aud 70.
manned where they were standing. For
my part, I followed tho emperor with
nv pcli,so bursting with pride. My
word, have alwayn carried myself as II
hussar sh orld, but L.asa!!o himself never
s,ruttod and swung his dolman ~ did
that night! Who should clink his
spurq and clnttcr his sabre il it wore
no, IL, Etionnc GcraTd-tho COMPLIANT
Of tho emperor, tho chosen awordsnnn
OF tho light cavalry. tho mna who slow
tho would.bo nssassin8 OF Napoleon.
But no noticed my boaring, and turned
upon mo like q blight.
'"l4 that tho way to carry yourself on
n secret mis4ion," no hiaaoG, with that
cold glaro in lis oyoi; lis II thus that
YOU win mako your comrades believe
lint nothing remarkable has occurred.
IIuvo dono with this nonsense mon
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FINANCE AND TRaDG.
Tho Features of tho Money auI Stock
Markets,


NV iOEE. June l?.-Mnucy on call easy At
l per cent; last loan | per cent: closed NJ l per
cent. rfimc mercantile rupcr ?i,ljli per cent.
Sterling exchange Grmrr d. sIsytaiSyJ,. Silver
certificates, %G'aG71.c, The total MIcs 0! siockS
today were 3Si.Si9 shares.
TtGdiuE was quite NctgYe In the stock market
to-day. hut the upward movement was not quite
50 griCThl In It's character rs on yesterday. The
market opened strong and moved up u fraction
IN the cnrly dealing, rs 10 tie active list h..
tore long, however. Il realizing movement sci IN,
aud Il reaction took riHcc a. tlr lOwrr figures
attracted puFchnrn, aud before noon values
had again taken M upward tHJu. Tie Improve
mcut continued In force In tho afternoon ~ 10
: O'ClOcS, nj which tluIc the earlier LOSSES hal
been ~rrsaiucd aud II higher range OF prices ci-
lHblIShcl. During the last hour the market wac
irregular, but In the mnln heavy. Compared
with the final sllcy OF Yesterday, tho closing
prices TO dar u7c Irregular. but u gfcGlcr mum
Der OF the shares dpElt IN show caius. The mar.
Ect closed somewhat heavy.
The hOnl market was strong anil uimalc
wish n Wide range to tho dealings. The aggTc.
gate sales were =. 76S,ODl.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds ilrm.
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Sow York Wool firm.


'hlchgn- Demand was ngRln very poor and
weak, blt gOOl choice steers Of medium weight,
Metu ~ very good demand ut steady values
SDnG Chnlcu bc0vuS were sold early at 10 ".
RON These Prices sales wcfo made all tho way
down 10 sJ31f for stage aud rnarsa western, with
rue Dulk uI the iriIAaCtiunS NJ SihOii w. Hons
llill hld lower; heavy 81 30ni 10; mINci 81 iOn
4 G9t light ~ Jni o.. Sheep stronger. Inferior
TO choice sod ~ : ! b)n1 80 inncy export wcthcn
siOlliaG clipped lamb, 81 OIaigI aud sprIng
lamb, ~ lOaj ". RrCpipts-CaIlIO IOJI head:
TnIyGs tOJ head; hogs 1900 head; sheep 10000
Clnelnnhi-lI steady aud lower at 81 O0l
i.Ji receipts $500 bead; shipments LOO head.
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NIns. IIAunlrr EvAys, Ilinslulc, Ills,

MGs, HARRIET EVANS, Ilinsdulc, Ills,
writes: Let me say Ono Minute Cough
euro is n sovereign remedy for Group.
My children Il have throe) arc subject
TO this dread disease. 1t comes worry
suddenly, but Ono Minute Cough Cure
has mover failed to relieve Mt once. I
should not feel safe to be- without It.
Logan DrugCo.. Wheeling. ". Va, Il. +.
Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowie Il Co.,
Bridgeport, o.
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Siderable Interest In various kinds Of stock. Tho
uHlir IN iurriEn wool, though not IN ynlumU
uGllO NJ Ia last week, record. nevertheless.
makes II very good showing, Australian and
tnlc ntr hcjQg taken IN largo slrcd lots, nHl soy.
otlI hundred tIHuhnl pounds " carpet wool
have changed hands, The NAlc- q! lilo week
amount H. Srt1O.s ~ pOundi domestic And T. G!l,.
Hl pounds lntclglI. making u total ii 3S}!. iG5
pounds hf1lli'l n total NJ j.iliO D for tho pre-
ni0n' hrck, anl Il total NJ g,iGG.UW pounds for
ilin c0rcNh0ndlng week last year.
TIL" Nirr since Jhnuaryl isn. amount 10 H..
0J',!io pounds. against bJ,O77, IJO pounds II year
hEO,
SeU ynrL- tV,,t H..
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Ninni.

IIontou--Thc American Wool md Cotton re.
porter will shy to morrow Of the wool llrSiS:
The market In lluHtOn is stronger tlun it wns Il
fortnight ngO. Tho safes for tho wees VIII ulnkr
M aggregate Of nearly iuuT mllliOu pounds,
While the dulnRnd has been pretty general. the
WOODS coming IN G0r Il ElHrr, tho Inquiry Tor mo
dium and low stock cOHrs" medium mIi qliGr'
lrrblO0l. deserved particular attention, "
lcnSt ",bUl.hJ pounds Oi domestic stocks has
hrGu moved Siurr last writing; this Includes Il
EOUlly amount 0f territory. Texas md Cnliiur'
mia and more Thru auD,1D pounds Of secured.
Manufacturer are beginning 10 manifest COLI
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Dry t,UDIls,

Now S~OrI-Tietc has been moro Interest IN
tho market In consequence Of the presence Of
lnnnY visiting buyers, who have looked after oil
descriptions uf cotton goods. Prices mo very
ktfOIg throughout aud advances ate anticipated
for tho very uUar future. Moro Inquiry cr.
tended to aud more business doing III cGlorCd
coiIon1. Printing CiOIhSiu DC III land aud sales OF
spot goods at gj,C.
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TIE hos. remedy for burna. scalds and
cuts is DO Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. An
cxccllcnt cure for piles. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling. W.. Va, i. i. Peabody.
l,cnwood, aud Bowio 4 Co., Bridge
port, Q.
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vs Pennsylvania Stations.
pennsylvania LINES.


OrrIcfq AZ pFsrSTIrASIA STAriOS o.,
Warren Er. Tu1r0F EIENES SIN Sr., THEELISG,
Al McLURE IicrsE, WnErLIYG, SSD At TgN
ITSS!yhVA>IA STATION, itKIlVErOHr.
S-n--uw.r. e SYnrEN-"nAN TLNn:E liOurE."
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pROOksIDE, WEST VIRG MA,
~ altitude 3. 100 icct, IL situated ten nllHh
ifpn OAKLAND aud pcUr Park. Nd. on tho sim
Init Of tho Allegheny mountains; thrcn miles
from the picturesque Chou, river, 4 most bcnn,
tinl family feSpTt, comprising n farm OF w
d H.ny hall md ball room: fine bnsS aud trout
fishing; bowling alloy: croGucI nud lawn tennis
ErDGnd,. mud billiard parlGr mud delightful
swimming pool. Onr own livcrY Of saddln ma
driving horses at moderate ratG'. BrOOssilo
b,GgcS meet nil trains on D. 4 o. L. H. at Oak
Innd. Hea.on opens Junci. For dcScrlptlyc cir
rnlHr. etc, address 4 PRESCOTT WRIGHT,
BrOUksIcc, y, Va, Iny!i
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80 n. IN. fron Cleveland to UhrIchsvllle. 2:.S
y. III. from UhrichSv lilo to Cleveland runs daily.
Through connections and through tickets 10
all points. Call nu our agents or address
NJ. q. CARiiEI, General Passenger Agent,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.


On and after Monday, June 10. iS)&. Pas.
scnRer Trains will run az follows: 'DaiIf.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central t!mc.
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TlIE ALBEMARLE - VIRGINIA
l. AVENUE, noar Beach, Atlantic City, NJ.
b'EIn, are reasonable. Illustrated booklet mailed
upon application. CHARLES COTE
NV
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U MMER RESORTS.

MONTEREY HOTEL,
vIrsinin Ave, Atlantic City. New Jersey.
CLOSE TO THE BEACH.
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths, and
all places of interest.
NEWLY FURNISHED. EXCELLENT TABLE.
Jcl Z. X. NEWCOMER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13
TIME CARD.

Nrfiyal alil departure OF trains on nri ntt,r
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ial, only MONDAYS only: Saturday. only.