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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-15
MEXICAN MISCELLANY.

City of Mexico, April TO-
Jesus Fuentes Munoz, ez minis
ter of finance and director of
the Montio Pho, is dead.
reports that Mexico had
withdrawn troops from the Qua
temala frontier are prema
ture.
New York exchange, 80
premium.
Congress is now studying
several concessions, without
subsidy, for new railroads and
steamship lines.
Tie schooner Carolins went
to tho bottom at the mouth of
Yaqui river Passengers and
crew saved. The cargo was d
total loss.
Bull fighters here are distin-
gushing themselves by scan
dalous beating of women and
a number Of them are confined
in Belem prison to-day.
/ Work on the next censns is
being prepared. This census
is expected to be most com
plete.
Minister Of the Interior Ma
inuel Romero Rubio has gone
with his family to Queretaro
for his wife's health.
Saturnino Yslas; general
manager of the Federal tel
egraph, goes to Europe on Fri
day.
There is an epidemic of sui
cides here.
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DR.. LANsING,S APOLOGY.
President-Cleveland Leaves the
Matter to hansing's Con-
science.

Boston, Mass, April Ills
an outcome of the apology
made by DR.. Lansing in the
Cleveland episode, Il Boston
citizen felt that some fellow
towsman ought to call upon DR..
Lansing and demand an apol
ogy for The apology he made.
With this end in view an offer
to demand such apology and
proper repararion was forward
ed to the President and to-day
the following reply was receiv-
ed:
washington, D. C, April
1O.-:While his so.called re-.
traction is an aggravation Of
his original ofense, 1 am will
ing that hisfurther punishment
should be left to his conscience
and the contempt of his neigh
bors and the American people.
Grover Cleveland"
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AES&SA1AsO
tired body, so very tired that it
held no session Monday or
Tuesday.
The fee bill bobbed up Tues
day and, after an hours debate
it bobbed down again until
Thursday. 1t viii hardly pass
this session.
The House had a hard fight
over the general appropriations
bill and, amazing as is the
statement may appear, Mr..
Patterson wanted to reduce the
appropriation for groceries,
fuel, light and water for the
North Texas Asylum from
$4,000 to $4,000. The House
promptly knocked it out and
let the figures stand at $4,000
Other amendments were offered
to the asylum appropriations
just as ridiculous but, IS .
rule, they were defeated. 1t is
astonishing to see men offering
tsuch amendments, but they dc
it in every legislature in every
state. The men who do it, o
course, as a rule, are not sin
cere. 1t is simply demagogue'
claptrap to. be stuffed dow
the threats of the unwary vote
in election time.
During the session of tn
/ House 722 bills have been in
troduced, of which 228 hav
been reported favorably, an
223 untavorably. The Speake
had signed aud sent to the Gov
ernor up to Tuesday night, tn
9th, only So bills. The Hous
has passed and sent to the Sci
ate 46 bills. There are no
100 bills in the hands Of HouS
Committees.
Thursday in the House thel
was a hot fight over the bi
! proposing to amend the loci
option law so as to prevel
druggists from selling iQu'
in local counties unless Il
doctors prescriptions are swol
to. The bill was finally kill'
f., and the doctor and the dru
= gist can continue III the salo'
business without let or hinde
ance, aud with out paying Il
saloon license The House pas
= ? ed the bill permitting incorpc
= ated cities to join in with t
y counties to build bridges. I
main object of the bill is
!, allow Waco and McLenn'
county to build bridge aero
:, the BraZos.
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which now appears to be re-
preached with falling to main
tain a stiff front against Japan,
it says she was powerless to
resist aggression.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-15
THE RUSSIAN BEAR
GROWLS.

Washington, D. c., April
1.-THE unmistakable threat
against Japan held out by Rus
STA in the Short notice in It's
semi-oficial organ, the Nova
Vremia, has caused much sur
prise in diplomatic circles here.
It was supposed that Russia
had a good understanding with
Japan as to the terms Of peace
to be held out to Chisa, ineIud-
ing the acquisition by Japan
of Formosa and port Arthur.
and the exaotion Of an indem-
nifty As to Great Britain
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AUSTIN NEWS.
Items Of Interest From the State
Capitol.

away passing some laws and |
cheerfully manufacturing pom
etical capital for use in the next
campaign.
Talking to Representative
Chambers, of Montague county,
Tuesday, IL said he had no
idea the legislature would ad-
journ before the 1st of May and
that is a very general senti-
ment, and the following indi-
Gates that sentiment, for once,
is about correct.
At a somewhat stormy dem
ocratic caucus held Monday
night, at which nearly every
pet administration measure was
everIastingly side tracked, the
following bills were booked for.
future consideration AMI given
supreme right of way:
First-Codifying bill.
Notwithstanding bill.
Third-Wayland's Insurance
bill.
Fourth-Wester's school bill.
Fifth-House Bill No. GAS, to
provide for a more speedy col
lection Of purchase and lease
money due the State, upon the
sale and lease Of public school
lands belonging to the state,
and providing for the bringing
suits thereon, and to fix the
venue of such suits.
SiXth-Kenedy's Mechanics
and Labor Lien bill.
Seventh-O'Connor's Labor
Lien bill.
Eicbth-Simmons' Genera
Live Stock bill.
Embellishments bill relat
ing to Insurance companies.
Tenth-Orr's Bill maxim:
County commissioners eNamin'
books and county finds quar-
terly.
Observation-Disclosures Cour
. Of Criminal Appeals bill.
Twelfth-Ward's bill provi
ding for sale of inappropriate,
public lands.
Thirteenth-Eyau's Of Hunt
bill to prevent blacklisting.
Observation-Disclosures bi'
providing for the survival {
cases of action for personal ii
juries.
Fifteenth-House Bill NJ
( 440, to fix the compensation
health officers of the State an
, of quarantine officers.
Sixteenth-Roger's Loci
/ Option bill, and also his hi
ny prohibiting employers from il
Nj terfering with the private, civ
r. or political rights ofemploye
L Seventeenth-O'Connor's bi
| creating metropolitan poll
II system for cities Of over $50
Inhabitants.
Eighteenth-Robbins' ge
.zl eral game and fish bill.
I'LL Observation-Disclosures co
Meeting lines and common CO
rs riers bill.
Observation-Disclosures Lily
stock Sanitary Commission bl
How MANY Of the above bl
go will pass no man can guess Z
90 its a safe bet that not nlC
50 than half a dozen at the me
will pass. as the Senate IS ye
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Fenturrs OF tho Mpnoy aud Sto


Tho Features OF tho Mpnsy mud Stock
Markets.
New YORK. March l2-Moucy on call fairly
active at @a3 per cent: las; loan per cent;
closed At . per cent. Prime mercantile paper
2j.ajLs per cent Sterling exchange steady a,
81 s9ai s9H. Silver certificates 6la6li.c. The
total sales Of stocks to-day wcs c l5s 900 shares
Speculation on the stock exchange was irrcgu-
lar aud tho volume OF business was lighter than
yesterday. Sugar again took tho lead In trad.
stock ntter opening al au advance Of Z per cent.
fell Oh u TO l0l5s gu manipulated sales and
then took sharp upward turn. closing at l0n, Il
decline OF Il per cent from yesterday Tho gen.
cral market was heavy NJ the opening and In
the first half hour decline OF iksnl1s per cent
IN which Delaware 4 LncEnwnnnn. baltimore &
Ohio. Lead aud Tobacco were most prominent
The lower figures attracted buyers and their
purchases checked the downward movement al d
started al adynuce. which continued In force
with occasional part reactions until about |
O'Clock. During the last h2li hour there WAS IL
gcnenl realizing OF profits. which resulted In a
rrart!on OF isnl3A per cent in the active list.
0nh SHE OF iUi shares, OHIO Southern broke
"a per cent. The market continued wcnE to the
close but a majority OF the SlrcS trdIicu In
show gains OIL the day. Including General Elcc.
trlc leS aud Consolidated Gas y. Leather pre-
fcrIcd 4 md cotdagc Guaranteed per cent.
The declines are mainly coniiucd to smaller
fractions. Chcsgo Gas aud Delaware & LacEa.
wanna remain unchanged.
The bond market was quiet but firm In she
morning. In the late session there WAS increased
animation but the dealings were Irregular IN.
III near the closc. when II generally firm tono
prevailed. The sales aggregated SS!3 0oA
Government bonds easier.
State bonds inactive.
I.HilrOld bonds quiet md firm.
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Syrlpi-ChocO sugar syrups, &c; fancy drpS
-!ei silver drlp' 2iG; new crop New Orleans
moJ,wcS, cholcc. $50; ptimc No; fair nc; mixed
good, Now Orleans. zoe; bakers good $50.
PrOrsiOa'-LargeS G, hams p}.c. medium :. G.
hams DHc; i, g breakfast bacon p4c; s, c. shout
len TIC; sides NC; ordinary beef 80; ham
dried beef la!Sc; knncklcs Nc. family moss pork
| . ID pieces. SIC 80: bean pork, hbls., so ".
Lant-Pire refined. II tGrcS. SO; 10 ID Tin,
&C. Chicago lani. u tletec. ,Sae; 80 Id tins
sc; tin pals lbs, NC; tin pnlls Jlbs, 0!,c; Tin
pals, 10 lbs. 9lc; tin pals. 70 lbs, 9Sc.
S SEarGG1iSa, aS; cubes %: !GSC; powdered
TONERS +2jc: Columbia A i.lUr: standard
Windsor A i,iUc; American A Lice: white ex,tI
SSIc;, oxtia G soc; irut sugar 5000; refined
Cotcc"Grecu coaso-Fnncy Golden Rio a5c:
iancy green &c; choice green 9tt,c; roaitins
gradcs0h;c; Java gsS;c; roasted In paCkagc,-
Arrow Rio 2n99c Panhandle ahI1G: AtbnGElo &
Co.sroaStod 2.?Jt: Hulk rol'tcd 2tHIc; Old Gov.
ernmeni Jaya roasted Sic; Mocha aud Java sic:
"a" grade Rio sc.
TdI-founy Tyson. rer 10. 3ajic; gunpowdCs
Soasc: Imperial iOallc; Japan .Sa7jc; oolong 2ia
SOc; Souchong .1aIOc
Caaiio-sinr. full weight, ioc; ParAainc, po,
10. l2ttEEc; mould. per set, loo.
Fhtgdr-Choicc cider, l.alic por gal; standard
city brands iOallc Dor galloni country l5al5c per
gal. RSto quality.
Checse-ls quoted az Jobbng at i1nliXc ior
full cream; Swelt,er. l2J,ulIc according 10 quail
Fth-So, | mAckctcl, 80 lbs $40 70; No. OK.
trn mackerel, y bbls., new. 100 lbs. 50 50; No, =
80 lbs. 81 30: no j. small, So 80 Tor 81 lbs; No. D.
large, 100 lbs, sou
Nat,-TImothy. s? 20 per bushel; clover, small
seed. 50 20.
Sdt-So. /, per bbi., 81 o.; extra per Dbl. 81 81
dairy. fine. hyc-buShel sacks, 81 - nor sack.
!Stt Corn-llc per ID.
Driet PrIIt-EvRporatcd peaches. In boxes,
lOc: ovaporatcd peaches In bags. galOc.
Lu'uttd GoOlJ-Staudari 3.iD. tablu peaches,
s. co. pic peaches, S.lbS. 81 90 pie peaches, lbs
:! o. No. J tomatoes, new. Sjcasl "; corn, 100;
I'll grade. lbs. Soc; strawberries. . lbs. 81 10:
blackbcrrlcs. : lbs, 81 10; raSppctricS. . lbs.
81 ": dnmSonS2 lbs, 9jc; lima bOauS. = lbs,
glcasl Is; cove oysters ID. light. GOc; do h.,
full weight, SOC; string beans, lbs. i5a9Jr; sue.
cotAsh,. lbs. gOcasl y; carly June peas, 81 80;
French peas. $. Is: MarrowInt peas. GlbA. 81 30
pincapplcs, 81 %; 200 JebcrTlcS. lbs. 9Jcal %.
II01ttn lTdre-So. tubs. = -: No. 2,si 30;
Nos. 800; YhOop pals. 81 .; Shoop. 81 Il:
single wAshbOards, 81 10; double do. $50; nuc
crlmpei double do. y -; sIng.c SOD
OR-Lnrd, western extra strained &c: carbon .
water white. L.; 1907, SIC: 1902 &c; white nucrs'
best, jOc; white miners No. =. iQc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-13
WEATHERiFoH JANUARY,

Report of tho West Virginia bureau of
Agriculture for tho Month.
Temperature lin degrees FahrcnhoiD
The mean for tho state rs compiled
from reports received IRON ;wonty.nino
stations, was 2S.G; mean OF the maxma.
So; OF the minima, 20. Tho highest
monthly, 32.j, was Mt EIkhorn and Lake;
tho least, ga. at Pleasant Hill. The
highest temperature. 60, occurred at
Morgantown on tho 7th; tho lowest, 81
below zero, occurred ut Nuttallburg on
tho 18th. Tho greatest monthly range.
81, WINS Mt Nuttallburs; tho least, 40, aL
Bloomery. Average number OF days
tho tenn perature was SO or below 10.
Precipitation lin inches and hun.
dredths)-Tho mean Tor the state as
compiled from reports received from
thirty.iivo to stations, was l.iS; average
daily, ii. Greatest in any twenty.four
consecutive hours, 2.l3 on tho Sth at
Blucfold. Greatest monthly. GUS at
Monarch; loast, 2.37 ut Raleigh. An
average OF .0l or moro fell ut points in
tho state on almost every day in tho
month, except the 3lat, and Mt scattered
points on tho lat. 18th to Goth, eth and
Goth. Average number OF days .0l or
moro fell at thirty.fvo stations. 49,
MisCellaneous-Tho prevailing direc-
ton OF tho wind was from tho wost.
Average number OF clear days, 9; partly
cloudy. 0; cloudy. lG. Sleot foil on tho
4th, 9th, 9th, 10Th, 10Th, 25th, Goth and
10Th. Hail occurred on tho 25th and
Goth. Tho average temperature for tho
month was below normal. Tho warm.
cst periods wnrO on the 9Th, 9TH, 18th
and 2lst; tho coolest days woro the 18th
and 18th, whom zorro and below was ro.
corded in nil sections. On tho 10Th tho
drop in temperature was phenomenal,
tho fall varying from 40 to so dcgroca in
loss thnn twonty.four hours in many
places; il was accompanied by consider.
able snow. Snowfall was fairly diatrib.
ulcd throughout. tho month; average
depth for stnlo, AL inchcs Average
on ground on tho 18th. 3.2 inchos 3lst.
81 inchos. In amount tho snowfall was
| rnthor unoquMly distributed, 2G.6 inches
Mt Powcllton, rs inches Mt Ralcgh.
II. W. RlCuARDoS.
United States Weather Bureau. .
ParkcrJbwq, ". Va, MdrGtll.
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l'FOttIice,

BLter-crcamcryc choice. 2jae6c: country choice
per ID, l1alTc: country good. l0alic; country
fair. &c.
EJgs-Frcsh In case. liai5c per dozen: In
barrels, lial5c per dozen.
!'ohry-rricc per pound: Old rooSters 5a6c;
chickens. spring 9dlOc; geese. I0aGgc each; hens,
?alUc; ducSs. 9al0c; turkeys llal2c.
TrDpfnIi frIitS-LemOnS. g 50aa IS per box;
bananas. 81 Ooa1 % per bunch; Florida oranges
s. uOa3 -: California oranges g O)ai -.
IsGc!GblEs-Cabbngcs 81 7ja! 10 per barrel. Choice
potatoes 70aISc per buShcl. 6ja5Oc per bushel for
home stock, Onions 81 % per bushcl; per barrel
rrl g -. Celery 2ia3Oc per dozen New York ap
pies. 81 jai 90 per barrel Sweet potatoes Jerseys
ljJaJ % per barrel: Baliimorcsl % per barrel.
CmnbcrrlcS sa9llJ % per crate.
Gamt-RabbltS 81 3Dal 80 per dozen: squirrels
81 Soal 50 per dozen.
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RsolGW Brt,-GInScug, dry, per h., IN dc.
manl. 81 0lLi 80: saSsairaS. bark per h.. Sagc;
SlssnlrNs oil, per h. IOnj0c; May apple root. per
ID. 69saIc: yellow root golden sealj. per h. lsa
SOC: blood root. per h.. JaGc; Seneca snake root.
per h., free OF top. 30a}jc; West Virginia snake
root, per To-. .iatic: pink root, per 10. tine ia
SIC; elm bark, per h.. &c; wild cherry bark
per H.. l2a3Jc.
BemS-rrimc new hand picked. medium. 81 e.;
prime new hnni.picEed, navy. 81 sjal o.
IIO0i-Fine washed lie: &c oil for un.
washed; medium unwaShed l2aIic; medium
washed lGal7c.
HnHey--ln the comb. per h., l;al5c
eIJs-Couulry mi Icd Lllc per 10.
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Chlcngo-Cattle strong, Tho, bulk OF the
trading IN steers was nj prices ranylng upward
from 81 10 Sales OF cows, heiicns and bulls
wcru principally nj :! hOal 20. Hogs unchanged,
Tho best OF thc lcnyy lots sold around 81 TO- nnll
si2,ni 10 was paid for choice light There was
trading atS lba4 ~ for poor grades and 81 OSaI ii
Tor common ligh Sheep llrIn mud unchanged
Poor 10 extra sheep wero worth 81 Toni ~ ui,
limbs of corresponding quality S. 5OaS 70. lie,
ceipiS-,nl,lc 5000 hcHd cnlycp, 100 head; hos
G.V0O head; sheep. li.U1 head,
Fast lhncrty-CatliG steady; ptimu s. 9ini 81;
good 81 JUnl u. Hogs, Nctivc aud higher; rhl;u,
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30 sure and uso that old and well.tricd
remedy. Mus. WiSsLow'sSooruiXG SYRUP
for childron teething. 1t sooshes tho
child, softens tho gums, allays all pain.
cures wind collie and ia tho best rene.
dy for diarrhGa. Twenty-Five cents n
Dottlo. Mwfaw
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New yorh--Ttntlc was very gOol In aIi lob.
blng departments nS the market Is full NJ buy.
rrs who did good deal Of work. As usual IN
Tuesday mud 10 nall IRON the more Important
mhrGes' the ,slnl .InlcL prevailed IN commits
nI.lcr. "
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RAILROADS.


Grafton Express lO:IO a. NJ. Monday only.
Washington City Express, 1910 4 IN, daily. eI.
cepl Monday.
Cumberland Accommodation. $50 m, daily
except sunday.
Grafton Accommodation. 30 n. m. daily.
Moundsvillc Accommodation. Il:3O II. IN. and
600 r. m. czcc?. Sunday. aud ilO) p. m, satur-
day only.
ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Sill n m, daily
Washington City Express, 500 p. m. daily. OK.
Cumberland Accommodation. 80 p IN, OK.
cept SUNDAY.
Grafton Accommodation. lo:l5 n. m daily.
Grafton Express. 500 p. M. Monday only
Moundsvilio Accommodation. 80 a. m. er-
PIN. except Sunday and 7:22j pm. Saturday only
TEANs.ollIo DIVISION.
For Columbus and Chicago, 80 aud lol5 a.
NJ daily aud I'll. p. III, daily.
Columbus aud Cincinnati Express lGlj a. N.
daily. li:iD j. m. daily. except Saturday, aud
80 A. IN. Sunday ouly.
SnnduSkv Mail, 1915 4. m. daily.
Scwnr: Accommodation. i:l2 p. m. daily.
St acknowledgements lol5 q. m aud
4:lap IN. except Sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Erprcs' .:3ja- n. and SIS p N daily.
and ll:Ji a. In. daily.
Cincinnati Express, 500 L. m aud SIS p. N.
daily,
SsndnSEv Nail Fr5i n. IN. daily
Newark Accommodation. LISA. M. daily.
81. ClaIrSvillc Accommodation. LIS q II. aut
j:5j p. m. daily. except Sunday.
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh 5:0j and I'D a. H.. and 5:i5 p.
H.. daily; and 80 y. m, daily. except Sunday.
For Pittsburgh and the east, sos d. M. and 5:i5
p. M, daily.
Washington Accommodation. 500 p. N, daily
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CaHie-Exi5a 1000 to 800 lbs. ll,a,ISc: good,
800 TO 1000 lbs. iaiL.c: good. so to 90 lbs,
3haJHc: inir. 10J TO so lbs. 3&H3Lsc: common,
CO.. 10 30 lbs. 3a3l4c: bulls. 2iait;c; cows 9aiIc
HOJE-EKtta. ii9IiG0c; good, iljat3jc: con.
mon JiIa;c
Ae,p-EK,rs. 3!is3t+c; good, 2a2,,lsc; common,
aaCc; lambs, 3ailIc
FTesh CJirs--SLiGiLs. calves inL,
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USioS Stock YARDS. CLAnEMoSr.
MONDAY. Murrh II lsp,

''V'UN'' 'THIVII IT, IoJJ, J
SwiSE-Ihe supply OF hogs this week IL not
heavy, only about 100 hcnl In excess "f ,bn
rather limited run Of stwcck. There is n mod.
ctatc demand generally reported la the ynrd nj
M advance OF nearly 4 cent OH lust weeks
prices. Quotations range nj - ?jui so. and II few
Ccips 9.ijS head. '' ~
SHEEP ASD hAMiS-Thcrc Is II fair 10 rood
tradc report for good sheppard lambs, but com.
mon stock OF Nil kinds is very tiul Sheep sell
Ut 9aih cents and lambs ut 3 LSa5 cents,
: CALyEs-Tradc for veus Is very slow. prIccs
4n5 cents. 1880
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wmoLMlNl.N n,,in,ls.
Weehiy Hpp,rt ~ n,L,cu wno,s,,,.
MARKET. In MI Lins,.
OHriCR ~ riiE lSrELiiigSCEr,
WItHgII9u Iunal,v Mnt,I, 10 Z


Tho lca!uto' thl,wccx are the decline In eggs
aud advance IN sugars.
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Chicago GlS.......... 7ijs Richmond Tcrm.m
&c. U. u 81, ln",. 3GA do ptcicrrcd.,,,.- =.
Col. Coal & from, 9 Rock Island, .,.,...,. G!l
Cotton oil Cur,Itc % 49, Paul..........,.... So.
Del. 4 llnd.",.n,..i!ikI do prricfrch...".llI
Del. Lack. II West, 1871 lISt Paul 4 Omnhh, 10
Don. & Il. u. ptOld Az do preferred. .""lO,
Dist. Il Cattle Feed l?i.Isugnt Rcinrry......lOl1
Erc,,................. 7i.lrcnu COal t. Iron. 49,,
DO preferred ,.,.... 10 ITONuS achc.,...... -,
lllinOl, Crntral..,, sil,lrOl. & u. Cen. pru(. u
Kan. & TcN. prci'd ?!l,ilnion rlclilr..,o.". s.
Laku Erie Il Vest. l3GlU. s. Etpres,,...., "
do ptOicrrcd..... 10Y w.. ~. l., & r....... az
Lake Shore. ........iSG do preferred. ..,,. l2]s
Lead TruSt...,.,,,,, 90 VOLS Fargo Tx ......lOi
Louisville 4 Nash. AZ wo,teru Onlou...... S7ls
Michigan Central. 81 IWhecllug Il l.. f.. ~
Missouri PhcIncA,.. 1871 do preferred .... ~ 1
Nashville 4 CHAT, 90 IGoncrAl Electric. IS
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OIL CitY-Oprncd at 81 07tS: hIrhcs, 81 or;
lowest 81 0GI; closed nj 81 Odii: sales lO,OOO bas
rclf shipments sg,iIj barrels; runs SG,iGi bar.
rols
Now rnrlt-l'ctrOlcum wchk; Pennsylvania
ut 81 OGl. bid,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
On mud after Monday December IL, 1871. Pas.
sengcr Trains will run as follows: oDaily.
tDaiy Except Sunday. Central time
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival hhl departure OF tralnJon nud nl,er
MARKS: Daily; iDnily. except Sunday; ,laIly.
except SATURDAY.: 'DAlly. except Moninv; jsun.
nays only; lMnndnyS only; saturdays only,
EASTERN Standard Time 80 '
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TIRED, WEAK, NERVOUS,
Could Not Sleep.

Prof. l. D. Edwards, of Preston.
Iiano, says: ~ was all run down,
weak, nervous and irritable through
oycrwork. l suffered from brain Ia.
tlcuc, mental depression, etc. l be.
cane so weak and nervous that I
could not sleep, ! would arise tired,
discouraged and blue. Ibccan TAKING
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On md after Saturday. Febsuary., lS9j, trains
will run rs follows city time:

tDaily, except sunday.
Sunday church trims will lcnvo Elm Grovcas
9:i3a Ill, and Wheeling vt Ell p. M.
II. T. WElSGEkBER, ten. Manager.