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New-York tribune., 1895-02-11

The statistical position OF Brazil coffee is as follows;


nominal to values Rio No spot quoted at ie'c and
Mid coffee was qulst but steady practically un
was little demand for either winter straishts or patents
and bu, small DISPLAYED pIaS,g in 5 sPns sS, wD,s
patents. lsss *ess Sass sN To- 800 sbs srasS eS.
sssy :. e s s sS 3 S6s ss s7 81 & ee.
MHEAr an su sss: Gss' 800 Ss
& 0e: e o. ss
err and southern 81 soas2 BAGMEAL- 4"
quiet! ns shs sl :: sRs .ss~
S 81 meal s9 & ioesi e ia. Scmny chop sc city SSc
"GRAIN-wHEAT-r wheat market was was ,,e. somewhat
irregular morning with trade aside from bnyins IN
s,dns Ss s S se adcn Of Tor
past the noticeable feature OF trade There
cash houses the situation in tina, marke. has
msnd This has no, applied % other market, eh,
IA: .ma Sasb anna @ bn al
buying being satisfied with ,akns f%ure% and
Ing factor falling off nearly 800 coo bush
for the week has BEEN 100000 bush against $500
bush previous week. 267s.OoO bush for the
sny 'nr's have @ % % $500 busn asa,ns.
Ssss past have been % the smallest on the crop The light
20 the ~es,her eOnd,icns impSovsmsn, pSS in rscepss
many sSe S a'SS %
ns ,na; the decrease IN the movement is due very
SS:ss =, shss =; %s.:s sas
sS:s against sss
bush; :sssSSrd receipts ~ eo2 bush against CLIO bsh
bush ssans. a,s., soSs 3 bush Towsrd midday ie
the disappointment OF the closing Prices eased
on. closing dull at A4kc net advance the curb re-
newed weakness developed. the selling OF 3-i6c
recovered closing for May 5sNc. While foreign mar.
business In spot stun Of any kind No sales
&c under May in store. May closed ut 5ss.c No i
hard quoted S'tc over MAY delivered. No
Northern SIC .CORN-The trade was
this morning and the tendency Of prices lower
level during the early Of the session
West again noticeable feature. but nowhstand.
ing he falling OF in the primary movement
for corn consumption has enlarged sufficiently
have continued influence the price OF the lower grades
NJ Chicago supply OF is
for shipment eastward No is stll at sharp dis
count under May although fresh receipts
mand somewhat less discount owing 70 the cost OF hand
ling The short appears to have been driven In
on this rise 40 that the cash demand picks up
materially Of good roads and Increased move
mont will bring renewed pressure on prices 'Brad-
streets exports showed total for the week Of 92l 900
bush against 600 hush tbs ~rsvous week. and hA2%-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
pENNSYLVANIA.
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot or Desbrosses and CortIandt Strs1A
In Effect SAMuary ~. 1895.
p" Car x rrrsDus
sn Carr. M e
sSo ssS 81 iGrrs
PSlma sse9ns and Dining Car: e $, louis Toss
s:'i " ssssfS sss s.s
sSs $;s"i So e
rsp@s s"s @!aps fs'' 70 fnSa"apo: lois 'S
$50 y tsfsSs man. s.s,;p
.as ss. s;; ;$$: s.. ;ss.r = J. e
Hs;s s si1sr ss+ sss.5 ss :'ss % S', ?'ss Ss
s$TrS$ $;,S; ;,$ P:rs s'
xsns. .s s;:sss i: sss II.
~TM:Mrls !1a and 2Ss1 q T41a.n s !S4- sc
daily sees1rs g Tampa 81 +; HnEnon' Tn%na Mae's
cIrsHpHHkE oHfo 81 ",'1R RAiLwSY @ EXPRESS 500 p
R Siy p Posr a9S aDS nars Cap
s:: sl.'t asy ~ "''s-'..' '"a win ,S'0as.
oR 5Rn;' c.PF Pf!'S MAy s' is rcs eeisa weekday.
week,dsy. suraays. texcept' Asbury Park and ocesi
er0ve' D." FOR rMri:ADEIPHrA.
s ss 70 So s 90 sp's sS''fs sC son,ne le CO. rDs
~ ~. R,H1s a,ss sa"d.y. cnr '2,:'s SaT 70
r;s., Ds. %'ons nc ca S ~ ~ ss IA II a"i %i' Is
:'r ss. d s @ q usa sf:
s1d rc:yn Ann.s s,sSn & tho e' ~ E
ar.f. ccSany viii "a, or and check baggage
hotel: and r.:lserces through to destination WON
c.ners1 rHT1SnSr Manage General rs.:9 %9' ",.-.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
SHORE R.R.

iTaihs leave West A. st. station New-York tak
IONS, and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST..
ot5O A. ". DAILY. Local Bunalo.
oiio a. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochce
ntsr buraio. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago
o'.o J., VI; Daiy Tor Albany Montreal. Utica. Syre
se' .. noehss,er buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Dc
'1o y. NJ: Daily. except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Newark, Rochester ard Buffalo
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland.
chicago and -. Louis.
For tickets time tables Of local trains paor and sleep
New York. Il stations Time tables at principal
hotels For other nforf nation address
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Feb. amThe wool imports of the week have
Deem New south Wales. 21 bales Victoria = y bales
south Australia 1i2S bales: West Australia 2D bales
APE on GOOD Hope oal bales China 1896 bales India
- bales; Persia lI}4 bales Russia 500 bales
222 bales: France $50 bales; Argentine $40 bales 81.
1855 2oa bales Queensland y .s7 bales: Victoria .se,
bales; south Australia. Jly4 bales West Australia
bales New-Iealand. 1888 bales: cape Good Hone
svd, bales or the total ari, ais. 26OD
warded directly cablegrams from Buenos Ayre~ say
that business there is confined spinning wool in which
there Is q capital selection. There is strong demand
for crossbreds for the United States Conbng woos sell
slowly at prices out of proportion those In the Eu
ropean market ~ -
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11

Market closed dull 1a2 points advance compared WITH
yesierdays closing prices Transferable notices. b45.
Total sales 80 40 bales Spot quiet, middling
uplands, 5sc; mdding gulf BIC; which Is unchanged
compared with yesterdays closing.
Lverpo cables-spo cotton quotations fully mainained
Sales 1000 bales speculation and export. GOO bales
American. 1900 bales: receipts. 1lco0 bales: Amer
ican 10000 bales middling upands, I'd. Futures
opened steady partially 1e4d decne closed quiet and
steady at opening prices. February, 2Gihs February
March 2siiks: MarchApril. 2G2lss: Aprl-May 263isb
May-June. Bob; June-July 202b July. August @3'sb
August Sepember 315s: september October 3O3zs; Oc
tober- November 3Oss November December 3O9iss The
statistical position OF cotton. made by this morn
fnGs Chronicle" is d follows.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. II.
:. = Fast Expires. Trains 10
haitim0res WnshinHton, Chicago, Cinctn

sL 8: LSai: Linaaa%ii and ali riis%s'W r"in.ss Wess: Wac'n.A"
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL rRAIN&.,
@ @Leaye Ne%-Y York foot Of Liberty st. daily for CHI
m !" nsh ana S' For ciNSlSNxTl ns 81 Ious
s9T MSpts e a@n ma 500 p M For wAstnNGT0N RA9Eits; 9is
p IA H. ,,sS ak sunday, 600 Dining csI 500 M
For N0RFOLK 1870 a. m, daily, i:3o m sx SUNDAY.
FOR NEW-ORlEANS. via Roanoke. Bristol and Ciatta'
nooga through Pullman Sleeping Car. 500 p daily.
Trsns illuminated with Pntsch light.
lxh s.,,l g. I2' & &Bows,y s $50 Fulton Brook
New.York Transfer Co. viii call for and check baegaae
Uom hotel or residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
THE PETROLETN Markell

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
New-Y York February Ia. 1895.
The for crude certificates at th" Oh Exchanges
continues strong prices above the dollar marx.
There s little activity In the petroleum country slight
Increase In production reported. but the output
whole has shown no Increase he week The pipe line
figures February indicate reduction ~ about 5vo"D
barrels for the month. There has been especial demand
but the interest the market has
satisfactory and She Noum" - business FOR last
week was fully up the usual The principal
for from buyers domestic
yumption and export n extremely light.
following table shows the partial peine returns
from FebrNary ! 10 Fcbruary q. nclusINe:
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
soI.TuEpN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Feb Cotton hrm middlng 3l6c. low
rlisdlink ~ Cc good ordinary IlGc. net and gross
receipts Ip bales Great Britain, lbs bales
sales :. ,3g bales. stock. ls3.6ss bales.
S.r,oIk Fob a-Cotton hrm. middllng. 5i.c. low mid
ding 1 good ordinary. liGc net and gross ~.
CENTS bslee exports coastwse. 3lG bales. sales. 30
bales stock ia.Dl4 bales.
.avarnah &C ton quiet. but cldy midding. s.
midaling IL i6c. guo-i ordinary ~. and
receipts uaes sales 100 bales. stock sl03I bales
New orleans Feb. ?.-Coton very firm. good mid'lng
: o 10 mlddng -idc. low middling. ll-iGc. good
ordinary tsc receipts sosi bales ss3 bales
cxro,ts 10 ,h, continent Ji3 bales coastwse ~
f,i.s sales iGo bales. stock. 3j5 ~, bales.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11

COFFEE-Speculaton small. The opening quotations
December showing points advance and
other months points advance to decline sales on ihe
call 1000 bags December, 14.25dl43J. after which
september sold at 143Oc October i30c March 423c:
market featureless opening cables quiet February
and March 94.JO francs. April "a May to August
a. closing unchanged sales. 1900 bags Rio quiet no
quoted al 300 exchange. 10 ll6 cleared Tor
United States 1000 bags; receipts. 1000 bags stock
10000 bags. Santos receipts 300 bags; stocS 90 go
bags market quiet 800 reis. Cleared from kio
steamship Prince with IL 900 bags iiam9urs
opening steady decline of pfg. and closed dull;
February II IS pigs. March a. April 1850 May 80 The
warehouse deliveries NewOreans yesterday were ?2s
hays
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEy
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
on

Anthracite coal used exclusively
F0aG On rsssS 2S6 AfTER ATS~re DC Hss sp fsaa' ss
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty-st.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. &cs
80 L;iS; sio a. IS 70 Easton! A. NJ. i;o; 20 GO
40 T;I5 TO Easton): A. NJ. 100 $50 500 p NJ. =,
l;l% HaSs,.: ,ss .sS ssS ,o
ass: a M % ,oc o. rso 10 800 ' 15i .. nisSs
scS ST. 5poo lsis @ night, s 'U suasays 100 So SO
oS r,r su,9uy, 40 7c aIa snssy. :: 400
Pleasant so s:i, i,:so A. NJ. iao i:45 cs:.o 10 r..
nank,. as 40 n:t' " Sunday w % s.csrt oce"
FOR LAKEWOOD,
$50 s:l5 a. NJ. AS. $40 4:4o p. II.
For Farmingnale. Toms River Barnesat Park and Ba'
Fer Atlantic City. vincand and BridgetOn. +'so A. N.
For Monmouth Beach seabr'sht end Highland,
NayssinI. 40. sls. ii:so A. ". ,;sc las. ass. ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
e; aSr Fsas ss, ss r'ss frsc 80" a sc fs ls
Car, 500 iDinins. carr 800 I;3o s;.' p. m; ~
so Dining carJ 600 p NJ. i2:is night ''' '''
For Baltimore and washinsion. week days. 900. ii3
Di1ing Car. A; n. 80 $50 500 D,,inE Can go
so soc 9sS dining ssdcs cs sc o ao No. ias ps s e
Tickets and parlorcar be procured at i7 ~
2ei as oit lilo. 1923 Broadway. 737 sh.ave 81 E,s
ith-st 134 Fast i2sth-st c6t wes, ls'thst.. 25 CO
ivn as Broaiwav. Williamsburg The New-york Tra-s,s
Company will call for check baggage from hotel
residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
Runs Deliveries. deliveries Charters
Total barrels .3iG.o3i i5sll3 1909 ls2@
Daily

Refined petroleum quoted AT the Produce Exchange
at Is cents gallon in bulk and J5 cents In barrels
al York. with Philadelphia prices a basis >
lower rud n Ncw-York IL quoted a !
cents and naph,ha n - n gallon. Foreign quo
taons Were Antwerp. li7s francs IOO klos fSremen
marks per 80 kilos. London. I.aiHd per Imperial
ralla
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
ERIE LINE

AnsVusn trains tor Chicago and the West Aea
York foot of cha nbers-st. daily folIows and nw
nnut-~ earlier frora West 23dst.:
OIL 4. M.-Vertibuled Express for waveriy BINS
o'Au hamton. Elmira. Buffalo, Bradford and salA
800 ss. .,n e; ss.
s45 a. Chicago 7 p. m. Sieepers Chi
$50 NJ sSs sss:
chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers caj
remain in sleeper until s A. NJ
845 6 train to cneas s ss.pe1 ad 10 NS pS.. Fa 1
and Cincinnati. Dining Car. -
I OCAL TINE TABLE ICKETS AND PULLMAN
II accommodations at III eel .oi and 957 Broadway Isl
East l26thst.. Chambers and West 2d-st ferries
York. 331 Fulton-s Brooklyn: 600 ftudson-s, Hohoksr
and Jersey city Statior Erie Transfer Company cali. q,
and checks baggage from hotels and residences 10 desL
nation.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. Il
stations In New-AOrk foot OF barclay ana
,,,,su, ChristOpher Streets.
'ESri"'LtR CaR IRAsHNHsi; LLMAX BUFFET

Direct route to NEWARK. BLooMFiEfp. MoNrcIarR
TIE ORANGES. summit. Berna rdsvie Bassias
Ridge. Madison Morrstown. Passaic, Paterson Pooas
ton. Dover Staahope BUDDs LAKE LAKE no
PATCONG. Hackettstown, SCfIOOIEY'S Moi'STAfy
Washington. PHlLLIPSBuRG EASTON " aTrs
GAP, STROUDSPURG Pocono Mountains s,-RAy
TON, PITTSTON wILKESBARRE NANTrc0KE
DANNIiIE, NORTHUMBERLAND. Mor.rose RrSS
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Watervile r|TI,I
RlCHFiEI.D SPRINGS Cortland, SYRACUSE OS
T;5 WEGo. iTMACA Iiy =, oWEGo; ELMIRA coRNlXG
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST ' '
7:20 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops at priaclpa
stations. - '''~''~
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. sYRAct;sE Snt
OSwEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buret Parlor Cars con
meet at Bunao with train for Chicago. arriving On
100 p M-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and Er.strRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parior
400 p M-SCRANTON. wrLKESBARRE ard pIyM
OtTH EMPRESS. Pullman parior cars ~
7:30 p. NJ UoailylBuhaio vestibuled Limited Fxpres
for SCRANTON. BrNGHAMTON FIMTRA pI'F
FALO. Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Car Connect, A
Buralo with train for Chicago arriving at OBS o. "A
e:s0 p iDany,-BUFFAIo. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON. UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSwEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleerers '
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS q, n
Murrayst and 42e Broadway Tickets ferry stations
fss and az Broadway S3 West c35 Columbus
New York AIS and 7?6 rultonst and - RrcadwaH
BROOKLYN. Time tables. giving full information at ~
stations "
wESTCoTr EXPRESS COMPANY will, call ,,r anS
check bargarc from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
Ocean STEAMERS.

EUROPE-ThI excursions TO Europe Ocean
~ tickets byrall lines Send for Tourist Gazette r G
4LARks Tourist Agt. III B'way n. Y; l Rue Auber
Pennsylvanla and Erie S' "s"'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailinss Irom Vancouver
TO oDAPAM AND GE10E0Ma
OF AS5 Say 70 Is !T1s gns Is
TO EGNGlWlW, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA
"a Cabin n sr ga OT rsSw,v 5aiss ro,
trssh fGa rates rate. c5 is 'tS'S%' So S%aI's' & NV NV
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
wi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
S" From Sn sa%'pa %passsy F5as and Saturday
,' PEiiSHIFrIr sIX DAYS. vo5AGEE 5Y H,co SEA
g F%Sys xS c4y DESSEs
81 SAN fHAfL AfLon!p%%vis BRrSSWISKE;; Ga: A::S,mn,
ddt5Sa RoSSR AE a,S5 TsS';
wTs oR t9T P" DP5s % rek,s Ats .uPs pier e%afa a ee
old DOMINION LINE
S9MESR% M%,' sas q NE%RShT SG%s;; vIRoISiS sFSca
T 81 sae y& and s
ShRs %sr ss and rs: sss
Pier ac new No. \. r., foot Beaeh:si at p m. Sat;
W. l." GUILLAuDEu Tran,c Manager.
PED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
FOR * VA cuRacS6 cAkAcA0
. FROM 1PI!EERREPoNT Torres: nRooKLyN.
$ $. PHIIADELPHIA ...... .Thursdsy., Feb 81 p m
Hs,.s :ss..y Mps& fS at 2ad: %
nave very superior BoSITGN Rss paffErr
General Managers. is5 Front-st.
SAvANNAH LINE-THREE TIMES WEEK.
from nfg s al 9G Of M o ssnT Ss:
Y E"srT G;H1 a:l HsHSory s y, s.ss As'
= kpRMs 5 Is. pw,v4 rR 70 wALKEn ALI ss- AZ
y . = !" "o oM soRREI. Manaser ar~ pier % n r.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
We for Go comparison % the closing prices OF the pre-

Receipts OF breadsuns interior points in thousands
last three ciphers WO omitted. -Four obls gram bus
New-York tribune., 1895-02-11
The STATE OF TRADE.

- n r,o,r du, Wheat dull: No red
30, ana February 57q57tc: March 5itgssc ss sss,nnie
M steamer No red. 3iq34c; t 11s bush Corn
do on grade 54i.a57isc: stock 10 'IS rh sii.c
Ill n,ired spot and February. 4,gi.rc' .h, snu,hern
h ,iax tsa ,9c; mixed ioec DI, hsn oats
% ~, a.. do yellow 49GjOc; stock oso" u,,,sd do
VIII. To !, white Western 3cd3'c; NO SGS,5ir.
~, = ac. stock 2iG I94 bush. Rye quiet IT,. Soosi 10
, ei sa hush Hay strong fairly ac,I.' sss.u 10
49,. ,",hv sI2 5Od$i3 Grain freighs m n n;Ss iosd
Gnui.r oi.d February Cork for orders IS
lnr,,arv Cotton nomin-l mddngs o.sc merry ota
ren,nai unchanged. Butter quiet; FANCY anIa IA lOc
.,. 70 i2Gl5c: IadIe 15al6c; store pa Sugar dur:
&c al; AL ao@aic Coffee firm; No T. 16sc. '"sa ''
tns,on Feb 0-Fiour quiet but sieaay a pter quiet
, s,eadv. Northern creamery 23uSoc,, Western IOdt
Shaese steady: Northern lI,sa % rasern aDa
,ic Eggs nrrn quit; nearly ~ "a ooSsaa,,
p,,oaI, Feb D-Spring wheat. a sat VI ,osad ,o-Iav
"n,, 90 So Northern store here was c,o @ frs,cago
~" Saur York FOR export tho basis or 80 hero
~, ~ This will about all OF that s,h a, S,os
s ino - s'd a, Goc No demand for ulntn s 90
,n@ strong: No / hard 6iisn64stc; No & %n red
aas S,ciic. do old c41c: winter wheat nun ~, s,ore
80. an track b5ic In store: No white ~ .aIow
80 d,,u and weak: No yellow .W.c' ~ - h,il
a. >o corn 4SH i6.c: No corn f,~t, asNl ~ ,ns,
~, ~ ~, yellow old billing. 48c afksd Ss' . wh,e
s'e,dv. receipts light No white 3o't1 s,ors uar
a.a Siesr ON track; No mixed 34c asked IN u .r.st
sales but masters bidding closer 10 ,ne Hd in
~ wes,ern: Canada dull Rye dull; No r. -. ,ra,y
s,ora Flour quiet. steady; unchanged MIL '''" e'
unchanged -. ,ououa.
chicago Feb 9-The leading futures ranged as o'''"S'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-25
ROUTINE BUSINESS
Consumed tho Lengthy Session of
the City Council.
A NUMBER OF MATTERS PASSED.
EhIs which have bson Pending for
soma limo arc Ordered Paid at
IA,t--Iho First Recalling OF tho
Bulll!ng Inspection Ordinance Con.
sumGs Az Hours Timc-Srraet I'm,
prOvumont and other Matters.

Alter being before council for several
months the bp,IiinG inspection ordI'
nance was taken up for the frat time
last night, 1t required Just an hour to
read it through as hurriedly as Clerk
Danneuborg could rush it. This indi'
Gates that to deliberately consider it,
section by section, will DO a very todi'
Gus proceeding, When it was called up
last night many OF the members OF tho
second branch had apparently forgot
ten that there was such u measure
pending yet when it was introduced
there seemed to DO universal euthu'
siasm, in aud out Of council, about 1t.
The disaster at the Hutchinson and
Chapman buildings. on Main street,
had stirred everybody up to realizing
sense OF tho necessity Of aomo such a
law
Ofcourse, the real necessity for it Is
just Rs pressing now ne thea, but tho
public feeling ia not so alive to II, The
provisions Of the proposed ordinance
have already basn printed in the INTEL
LIuENCER, as havo also the arguments
in its favor by those most interested.
1t is generally conceded, however, by It's
wRrmest advocates, that it il far from
perfect. To render it entirely suitable
to tho local conditions will require a
great deal Of careful amendment.
lts provisions as to theatres and pub.
lie halls, while admirable in themselves,
II enforced al to existing places, would
close them all up. and there arc other
features which will require good deal
oicareiul attention, besides which there
arc some mluor faults in form. No
doubt when 1t finally does come up for
amendment. 1t will cause much inter.
nntt,,t,
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FAIL CLOTHING N, curMAN 4 co,
THAT WAN
NEVER LINED
-T-T-T-TT-T-T-T-T-7"7

WHOSE personal appearance cannot BIO Inn
proved b. correct attire. Good Clothos right
ly out we'll tailored, are tho first credentals-no
matter what your vooaton-bo you banker or
merchant doctor, clerk or mechanic lawyer or
your taste and judgment and form the first and
therefore the most lasting impression.
In preparing our large and varied FALL and
WINTER limos, we have endeavored to surpass
any previous effort We invite examination,
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sont to the tirlt branch at ouee, and
passed there also, aud that braRch i'd
Ionraed at 10 p. m,
Tho IeHling Of thu building ordinance
wia completed at 1905 p. IN, having
occupied a solid hour. When up for
amDndmSnt and debate it may be ex.
pactol to consume several entire ses.
aiOns.
The first branch concurrsd In every
thing done BY tho second. There was
not u ripple Of objection except TO tue
payment for part Of the McGohoeh
street Improvement, on tho ground that
1t was not made in accordance with the
ordinance, Uut tho bills went through
with but tha one dissenting voice.
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SCHAEFER-On Monday. September rs, 1865, al
1870 a. IN, q. \. scuAEPE!I, iu his seventy
suYcnlG year.
Funeral from h!s late rs'ldSnco, No. 1907 Chap
line street, Wednesday, afternoon at OClOck,
Friend, Of tho faulty are Invited. Iutey.
meuI At Greenwood Censlsry, A special
motor viii leave the Wheeling & LIN GIoye
station ailer tho services At the house uts
over for the accommodation Of tho Pioneer
Society aad friends Of the family.
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IMPORTED Dress Stus seldom be duplicated, and as
most of elegant and stylish designs are foreign you will
readily see that you should make purchase at dag
ana Boureo and Bouce effects in Mohar with that pretty
gloss finish hand and basket cloth Serge and Chevot
always durable and in place the other hand while inter
spered you find Pads aquards and many other novelties,
from SOC per yard up to $500.
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Thursday, September %, via PennSyI,
yAnia lines, - round trip from Wheel.
in& Tickets include admission to the
Exposition aud will bo good returning
Two days.
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| Goods Made you hot to look at them, but indca,
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come soon you won't see them atall or perhaps not
until your friend who has been in shows it to youas
her own.
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IS finO Cloth Jackets, aizsJ SO to 3s, at
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The Nnnscn ExncdifiOn,

Arctic authorities are again specializing
regarding the fate OF Nansen and his party
and expressing grave doubts as to
whether the expedition will ever get
back. Just why there happens to be q re-
vival OF uneasIness respecting the In
trepid explorer and his eleven companions
Is not quite clear. The last intelligence
received from them was dated August 2,
1923, when the Fran, their staunch little
craft, was about to enter the Kara sea.
Nansen's theory. based upon the posi-
ton in which certain wreckage OF the
Jeanette expedition was found, and upon
other observations. was that there IS a
current flowing from the neighborhood OF
the mouth of the Lena river across the
North Pole. His purpose was to allow
the Fran to get caught in the ice and
drift with this current, and he expected
that his vessel would finally reach open
water somewhere near the west coast OF
Greenland. 1t seems questionable whether
he ever got as far as the Lena before
being carried north, and his transpolar
current may be a myth, but these pos
sbilities do not afford any special
ground for fearing that disaster has over
taken the explorers. The expedition was
one of the most thoroughly equipped for
Arctic work ever organized. AS far as
was in the grasp of human foresight
every possible contingency was provided
against in fitting 1t out But aside from
this, 1t was well understood when the
Tram sailed that Nansen did not expect
that after getting into the ice he would
be heard from under three years. and
that he thought 1t probable the drift"
might take from four to five years.