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Whisky. steady at 81 p.

Whisky, steady at 81 p.
Butter steady.
Sugar, firm.
Eggs, quiet at PC.
Cheese, easy.
Toledo. O.. September 25.-Wheat, low
er and weak; No. 2 cash September 64s4c;
October csc; May 6l13c.
Corn. active and steady: No , mixed
3ic; No. 3 mixed 33c; No. yellow S5c; No.
yellow 34c: No. white 34c.
Rye, dun and lower; No. cash 42lsc.
oats, dull and lower; No. mixed &c;
No. white 22i2.
Glover seed, active and easier; prime
cash October 81 40 February 81 60
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( 100 a. m. from Cleveland TO Uhrichs-
willie. 2:Z8 p. n. from Uhrichsville 70
Cleveland runs daily.
Through connections and through tick
cts 10 all points. Call on our agents or
' III. C. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent
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PETROLEUM

New York. September 25.-Petroleum,
steady: closed at 81 PIG.
OH Citv. Pa. September 25.-Petroleum,
opened at 81 %: highest 81 Ply; lowest
81 20; closed at 81 2ll. Shipments, y, aus
barrels; runs ,OS3 barrels.
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TPANs-oHIo DIVISION

For Columbus. Chicago and tle West
9:S5 and 1915 a. m. daily anu f-io y. "-'
Columbus. Cincinnati and ST. Louis;
1O.I5 a. m. daily and ll4o p. M. e%cf?s
Saturday. and 2.40 "a. m.' sunday ohly.
ST CiairsVille accommodation lI-4' ~
n, and 8.45 d. m. except Sunday.
%ewc-ll accommodation. 34J p. NJ
OI ss.aindnsky Mail. 1Ol5 a. m. daily
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ARRIVE.

From Chicago lib a. m. and 1'5 and
$50 p. N. daily. $500, ,..,...-,
From St Louis, Cincinnati ana Colum-
btis $50 "a. M and $50 p. m. daily.
81 Clairsville accommodation. LILO p
m and $50 p. M, except Sunday
Newark accommodation, 12:lO y. m.
usandusly mail, 8: 30 p. m. daily.
CHAS. O. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent.
&. T.. LANE, T. p. Agt., Wheeling, ". Va
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firm and 1c higher; fancy creamery. west
q Eggs = firrm; fresh nearby lie; western
16i5c.
Philadelphia, September H.-The re-
ceipts for the week ending September q
We're as follows:
The receipts were:
West Phila Yards.....s.S00 9,l00 500
North Penn Yards. 29O 1000 800
Total for the week. $500 10,l00 5000
Previous week ........2, 900 1900 4.gV
Beef cattle We're in full supply ana with
only a moderate demand prices closed Ac
lower Quotations: Extra, none here;
good, 5q5Ac; medium, H&4iI2c; common
3i4d4c
Sheep were only in fair demand and
lower Quotations.: Extra, 3AdJsc;. good.
2s+Q3c; medium 2Ad2sc common l'sGzc:
lambs, 3d6c. .,-.-,-
Hogs were active and higher at 6Aqgtsc.
Fat cows were in fair demand at 2%i4
Thin cows were in fair request at 50 coz
20 90.
Veal calves were active at sac.
Mich cows sold slowly at 50 GF14o w.
Dressed beef sold from 519 TO sc.
Cincinnati o., September &.-Hogs'
weak and lOdljc lower at 50 5ya4 80; re-
ceipts 1000 head; shipments 900 head
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FOR SALE-HANDSOAIE EMBOSSED
society cards. at Register ONCE. 1y2Jq
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS
at the Register Counting Room.
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METAL MARKET.

New York. September 5.-Pig iron, firm;
Southern 12Q14c.
Copper. quiet brokers price l2c.
Lead. fiat; brokers price IS -
Tin. quiet; straits Sl4 24l4 SO Plates
Spelter quiet domestic 81 2544 30;
Coffee. options opened steady. closing
quiet and unchanged to points ADVANCE
spot Rio quiet.
Sugar firm.
A GOOD APPETITE and refreshing
sleep at this season indicate a condi-
ton Of bodily health. These are given
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t makes pure
blood and good health follows.
HOODS PILLS are purely veget-
able, harmless, effective, do not pain or
grippe.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, Its 2 Per Cent. 90 Governments.
Firm stocks, Higher - Hour, Firm.
Wheat. l. over.
Sew York September 2j.-NIoney on
call easy at 1iae2 per cent; last loan IL
per cent, closed at ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. i24o per cent.
Sterling exchange weak az iSS-iQ4S9.
Silver certificates 6106fs.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE

kAlLNOAD.
On and after Saturday February Cd.
1895. trains will run as follows city time.
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
TIN Timo.T rn TimeTr'n TimeITr'n Time
No. a. n. No. p. m. No. a. IN No. p. m.
a.. &c 90 20.... 3 C9l L.. t6 90 l9.... 90
A.. 00'22.... 00. &c.. Z 00.2l .... 4 10
g.. 0124. on. 81. 00.23.... 8 00
S.. 00.26... 90. L.. 70 90 3D.. 00
10 10 O023. Z oil g.. 10 0027.... 90
r.. II O130.. s O0.l1... II 0O.29.... s 90
pm g.. 00l p. m. ST.. 9 90
I4....il2 Oo'2i... 10 O0.13.. Z O039... 10 90
H.. / 90 3G.... II OO.15.... ] 00I35.... IL Og
Is. DOL IL. COL
+Daily except Sunday.
Sunday church train win leave Elm
Grove ct s:l3 g m. and Wheeling at 12:ll
II. z. WEISGERBER.
General AISnageEs
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

on and after Monday, June TO- 1899, Pas
Eenger Trains Will run as follows: ~Daliy'
iDaily Except Sunday. Central Time.
south Round
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GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH

N1OAANo wv lie
Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
tins Ferry and c., l.. & W. Depot in
BridgCpOrt
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/ 81nGuIVanid lines

Northwest System-Cleveland and Pitt3'
burg Division.
Trains run daily except sunday as tc.'
fous.
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FLORETTE
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EACH GOT A GAME.
Wheeling and rsa ana roncil Play Two
1ntaf-st!ng Games.
wury.iSn Lr,cfr


Saturday cyoningthe Pen and Pencil
aud Wheeling tennis Of the uptown
bowling league played two champion
ship games and parted avon. The big
scoro OF tho Pen and Pencil boys in the
first game WAS the feature OF tho even.
ing aud they entered the sccond game
with lots OF conldenco-misplaced conf.
dence, az tho result demonstrated.
In tbs frat game McMnrchy started
out at pretty near a 300.clip. bnt OF the
fifth franc no foil badly, other wise he
would at !oast have o]vertoppcl the POO
mark. Haudlan and Borland did excel.
lent work, the formers average in the
two games being l72, Borland not far
behind. The score:
Psn aud Pencil-Archer ll3, Borland
1855, CaSzeil llB, llandlan lSi. Travis
145, MoMurchy lG4; total S98.
neutrality-suspicious. liz, Grimm ll0.
Bloomfield lao. Happy 40, Hirsh 1888,
Adams l6B; total sos.
Tho next game wns won by Wheeling,
thpir opponents lending 10 hut ono
frame, the secoud. Harry Adams, for
Wheeling, did good work. In both con.
tcstH. This score:
Neutrality-suspicious. 1870. Grimm 1874,
Bloomfield l39, Happy I'D, Hirah ll0,
Adams l54; total 1924.
Pom and Poncil-Archer III, Dorland
1871, Cassoll H., 1Iandlan 100, Travis
lB, McMurchy l27; total 1870.
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BIfLI,illiE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Ginss City.

All Sorts OF Locat News aud Gossip from
the Giass City.
james keuney, jr., the water well
drilier, has contracted with 7. Il.
Phillips K Co., to put down three
shallow wells for oil on Captina creek.
The wells are to 10 located on tho
Welsh aud Mooney farms, and il these
wells prove what is expected other
and deeper ones will DO sunk.
II. NJ. Patton, Of Milwaukee, Wis,
who is in tho servlcc oil the L. L. Allid
company. and has been experimenting
the erection Of the large new engine Mt
tho steel works, leaves to-day for.Pitts-
burgh to perform similar service at the
Jones x l.aughlin plant.
The case OF john Alum against the
electric railway company vas CON.
inenced in the omlno pleas court on
Saturday and will be finished to-day.
The evidence is NIL in but the arsu-
ment is not completed.
Mr.. II. Roeinur i, now in charge OF
the Scotch Preserving Company. Mr..
Cumlnina having been called to his "
store by tho retirement OF Mr.. II. =.
ltodewls.
The Cincinnati Enquirer printed n
picture and brief biography OF t,rauk Is.
Archer, II, Quo OF tho candidates Tor
state treasurer.
Tho Wilson Day company. which. has
been playing in this city Tor tho past
week, lott yesterday Tor McConnells-
vile. Ohio.
j. W.. CARRIER. tho Baltimore & Ohio
agent hore, was NJ Salesvillo yesterday
attending the funeral Of his wife's
mother.
Row. IL. a. L. King, pastor OF the
| Firat Presbyterian church Of this city,
spent yesterday with his family 1T Slcu,
bonvillc.
William H.. Gill, tho older Of tho we'll
known firm OF Gill Bros, came IN from
Muncio, Ind, last Saturday on business.
Miss Annie White. Of Gravel Hill,
drew tho act OF furniture Saturday night
at the Elysian theatre.
Frank Maxwell, OF thia city, spont'
yesterday with friends and relatives at
Sleubcnvillc. =
Randolph Bangle, OF M%oundsvillo, u
spending \ few days with relatives In
this city.
Miss Maggie Foley, OF steubenvillc, 10
Waiting friends aud relatives in this
city.
A. L. Bronson, OF Cleveland, Ia spend.
Ing q fow days in this city, on business.
Miss Edyth johnson is quito sick ut
her home in the Third ward.
Hiram Simmons, Of Barncsvillo, i.
visiting relatives in this city.
John Dlninsy, OF the Fourth ward, ia
working IN, Haneqvilis. /,
Tile blizzard served to keep every.
body in doors hore yesterday except ;a
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ball enthusiasm hora. A corporation
will be formed aud the city will no rep.
resented IN the new lntor.stase league
Of base hall clubs,


First. soven.elghths Of n milo. selling
Manoa. Blue aud White
s%atinet, 1927 Charter, DR.. parke, lOI;
Yellow Rose, Panway, l05; Ilurrclls
Billet, Bryan, Bonnlo L., AusonIn, ITO.
Second, ono mile, solllnR-Nppocauoe,
l02; aleesome. l1i: Jim Henry. Brake.
man, 100; I.s Grando |. @. W., Roadina,
1917; Merritt, l0S; Lester, Void. Ill;
Hotspur, IL.
Third, tive and one.oighth furloug,,
solling-Queons Lake, Oaramia, Bruyity,
petcrkln. Annle McNalry, Eva l.,
Trixls, l02; Insomnia. Luke Short, Lag.
niappe, Nocsllty, l04; sidean, Buck.
eye, 10 Banjo, Mipiver, l07.
Fourth, threo.iourths milo, handicap
Nero, III; CORA. l0l; Wolsoy, l07';
Miss Galop, 1903; John r., 07; Furlong,
lob Nellie osberne, 81; Ra,psr, l09.
Fifth, threo.lourths mile, selling
Pots. %; Viola O., l02; Jocko, Lay On,
Kings Craft, l0i; Miss Kno,,, lasic O.,
l05; jim T., Green Prowitt, Masonic
llome, Woodruff, l07; Groy Duke,
Rally. Fort Worth, Pakir, ITO.
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Anna Eva INV.

Next Wednesday aud ThursdayNAnna
Eva Fay will be the attraction ut the
Opera House. The Louisville CONNER.
cial sayi OF her.
TITS indeed n very difficult matter to
express an opiuion OF the exhibition
Last night. 1t was certainly the most
wonderful ever seen in Louisville. On
the whole the entertainment was cal.
culated to produce serious thought,
Tho evidence OF some mysterious power
was present and the element OF fraud
was obviously not a factor in the expert.
ments. judging from the impression
made upon the audience.
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OF ''The smugsler." to be at the
Grand the last half OF this week, the
North American. Philadelphia. OF Janu.
AIRY l says: "The SmugCler' a new
melodrama by Gus Woliord, was the
attraction at Forepaugh's theatre yester-
day. The house was crowded at both
performances by audiences that thor.
ouehly enjoyed the play. Charles G.
Maubury as the eyenue officer did we'll.
as did ]. p. Rutledge. who took the part
OF "Bill Hicks" the hardened captain
OF the snugglers. Charles X. Eidridge,
the travelling fakir, aud James O'Leary.
the hired man, created much laughter
in their dialect characteriza.ions.
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ASK A CONFERENCE.
Tho Carpenters Want the Scale OF
Wages Settled Early.
4 COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE
Appointed TO Meet n similar Com.
inittcc to 10 Appointed by tho
builders RSchangc-No' Demands
to DO Made by the Carrcntors-Tho
Conference May Accomplish tho
Desired End within a Short Time.

The Carpenters District Council,
made up Of tho union carpenters OF
Wheeling, Martins Forty and Bellalre,
met at Trade, Assembly hall Ia this
city, on Saturday evening aud In addi.
ton to electiug the folio wing officers,
transacted other business Of import.
anco:
President. Thomas V. Salisbury. Of
Martins Ferry.
Vice president A. Y. Wilson, OF
Wheeling.
Secretary, A. L. Bauer, OF Wheeling.
Treasurer, L a. Watson. OF BeQaire.
Tho most important matter that came
up wNa tho decision OF the council to
confer Immediately with the Wheeling
Builders Exchange, II conference can
be arranged, and como to nh amicable
settlement. regarding the carpenters,
scale OF wages for tho coming building
season. The following committee was
appointed 10 represent the councils IN.
totost ut the proposed conference:
Thomas V. Salisbury. OF Martina Ferry;
A. l. Bauer, OF Wheeling, and J. 5.
Crow, OF Bellairc. a letter was seut to
tho secretary ottho Builders Exchange
notifying that body OF the action taken
and requesting that u conference COM.
nittee DO appointed.
Said President Salisbury yesterday
afternoon: 1--WE are not making any
demands OF the contractors. On the
other hand We wish to get together in
advance Of the season and como to a
peaceable understanding without the
friction that has been seen on one or
two occasions IN tho past. II thore Is
any building to DO done this season 1t
would DO vel! to come to an under.
standing at as early, 4 date as possible"
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The reader OF this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there ia at loas,
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in ali its stages, and
that is catarrh. Halls Ca,arrh Cure ia
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a con.
stitutional Treatment. Halls Ca,arrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and. assisting nature in do.
ing it's work. The p-oprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offor Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails to cure. Send for list OF
testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
.,, Toledo, 0.
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MARTINS FEiti,Y.j
Flaps and Mlshnp, " ths Thrirlu: city
Across tho Hivor.

-'NN wv
Across tho ltivor.
NC. Gray was appointed city solici.
tor on Saturday night by council to
succeed j.. s. Cochran. Tho resignation
Of John Vlckers. cemetery trustee. WAS
accepted, and Harrison Bettisappointed,
Tho balance OF tho bill for tho Fifth
street Ill and pavement was ordered
paid after tho sale. Of tho bonds. The
amount 10 Sl,S5l Us. Tho bills OF J, +.
Cochran and Abram Lash werO ordered
paid. Tho bill OF Boyd, Frances Il Pratt
was referred back for correction. Tho
bid Of Lombrecht Broi., Of Cleveland,
Tor the purchase Of the Fifth street
bonds, was accepted, ''sum S3.2sl, interest
0 por cent anu premium $40, provided
they could show necessary papers to
prove the, bonds legal. The city clerk
was instructed TO Hee parties holding
city orders who ara willing TO exchange
them for bonds. Tho water works 70.
port was laid over. Tho Buckeye Glasa
Company asked permission to put up
9ates across Hanover street Tor the
preservation Of HE and property. Tho
matter IN referred 10 the city solicitor
for his opinion.
August Leech, M employe OF tho Bel
mont Brewery, fell OF the leo on tho
Fourth street rfalo on Saturday night
and broke his right wrist. He was on
bis way to his home OF Clay street.
A neat sum OF money waB presented
to viii Wood by the employees on mills
|, . and 8. al the Ema.Stahdard on
Saturday, he mud his children having
bsun afflicted with scarletfever.
Las. evening, at 8 O'Clock Mira. James
Hayes, a we'll knownc1lored LADY resld-
Ing on Hickory street, died alter o lin
gering Illness. She was iorty.two years
old.
While coasting on Saturday Carl Tar
bot, residing In the Standard addition,
had his leg broken, and John sibert
his lower lip cut.
A number OF young people will attend
a reception ut the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Q. Tailman, at Bellaire. this
evening.
John Coutruo Is down with typhoid
fever at Salineville, to which place no
went 10 attend the wedding OF his wiie's'
sister.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Seabsight buried a two months old
daughter AT Riysrview cemetery.
@. II. Carpenter returned from In.
diana, Pa, on Saturday evening 10 time
to attend the meeting OF council.
Prof. Blumenbsrg Is working on the
accompaniment for tho new song writ
ten by ". II. Gouding.
Yesterday Mayor Westwood and Mar
shall Moore left for Homestead, Pa, TO
get Patsy Sullivan.
Fresh homo made mush ct John Wei.
del's bakery every day. Five cents per
cake. Try ii.
Harvey Burt had his ankle badly
sprained at the E.na.Standard hill,
yesterday.
Misses Georgiaua Watson and Alice
Morris entertained onNFriday evening.
William Fisher, who was hurt some
time ago. il able to be on duty again.
Mrs. Mary Abbott left Saturday for
Mingo to visit her sister, Mrs. Knef.
Louis Wardell and Frank Howard, Of
Moundsyille, were up on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Henderson are
visiting relatives at Smithfeld.
Ben Thoma, was home from Cam
bridge ever Sunday.
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Having the needed merit to moss
than make good all tho advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached o phenomenal
sale, DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumption, coughs and colds, each
bottle suarantecd-Electric Bitters, tho
gro..t remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys, Bucklen'a Arnicn salve, tho
best in the world, and DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All
theac remedies are guaranteed to dc
Just what 10 claimed for them and the
deale; whose name Is attached herewith,
vii DO glad 10 tell you more OF them.
Sold ut Logan Drug Company's drug
store.
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bartholomew. Equine Paradox.

The wonderful horses will be at the
Grand the first three nights OF this
week, beginning Tonight. The Phila-
delphia Inquirer says:
Professor Bartholomew Equine Par
ado1 las the novel programme presented
last night at the National Theatre. The
entertainment was 4 most pleasing one,
aud consisted Of amusing tricks and
manGuvres by q number Of highly
traiuodthoraea. Tho animals manipu.
lated bells, playing ths,"Lass Rose OF
Summer and Home. Sweet Home"
in excellent style and without any nc.
compan!woua- 1t seems as it-tne beasts
were endowed with almost human in.
tellipanco
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THERE is good reason for tho popu
lari.y OF Chamberlnin's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzard, OF West Monterey.
Clarion Co. Pa, says: at has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. VIC persuaded them to
try q bottle Of Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend it
with tho rest OF u.s." % aud 80 cent
bottles for salc BY Chas. r. Goetze. VIII
". Irwin, John Klari, Vim. L. Will.
Jams, G. Menkomcller, VIM. il. Hague,
II. G. Stewart, A. L. Schoeln, ]. Cole
man, g. Schucpi, YIN. Menkomeller,
Wheeling. W. Va; Bowie &Co., Bridge,
port; Il. +. Peabody & Son. Rcnwood.
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TnE WHENLtSG WospirAia
The Annual s,oekholders' Meotiug-Fi.
nanolai und Other Annual Reports Fro.

Tho Annual stopkholders' Mectlug-Ri.
nancial und Other Annual Reports Fro.
seuted.
On Saturday tho annual stockholdera'
meeting of tho Wheeling Hospital was
held q. the bishops residence. This
corporation controls tho hospital, St.
Johns Home and St. Vincent's Female
orphaua' Asylum, at Elm Grove. Fol.
lowing Is the annual statement:
Tho numbur OF patlents treated in the
hospital during tho year 1894, was 49,,
OF these tho number Of charity patti ents
was %.
Number Of deaths during the past
year was %, humber Of deaths resulting
from accidents 1. number OF deaths re.
sulting from other causes 10.
Tho sisiers iu charge oil the hospits,
return sincere thankasto their friends
and beneiactors for pat fayors, and
hope they will continue to assist tho
poor sick ut tho hospital, although the
orphans have been removed to tho
country. Donations OF any kind will be
gratefully received and acknowledged
as In similar iustit ;tions In other cities.
Financial statement OF the Wheeling
Hospital aud Orphan Asylum for 1891.
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MANY stubborn and aggrava,ing case,
OF rheumatism that wore beloved 10 be
incurabls. and accepted as lie legacie.,
hnvo yielded to Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. much to tho surprise and grstill.
cation OF tho sufferers. One application
will relieve tho pain aud suffering and
its continued Use insures an efIectunl
cure.
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In July, 1894. twelve OF tho orphan
girls wore removed from the hospital to
the Elm Grove Home. the remaining
tlfty were transferred to tho home in
October following.
Tho present numhe. OF orphan girls Is
sixty. the average number during the
pas. year WA sixty.lve.
Tho Siaters in charge extend thanks
to thenumerous friends and beneiuctors
Of tue orphsns, aud solicit a continue
ton Of tho ain unnnrnaitY,
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Wheeling will IN, Tho Mace, of III,
,ro,,in. ,,,,Ss.,,. w.lss..
~ n'u heH1 Meuaoau"y
e'enihe' Iheh II Is that NiSitk u
seanlan, oil Plttaburgh, will come to.
Eether In n .venty.rouna On In Tho
aren, ,tl,h, c,,rmh;,, I,Lra.,. r,,h
'' So'uiho'aa A'h'es'e o'uo.
LOT a purse o! Sl,OOO, Pittsburgh VIII
DO represented here BY at least Ave hun.
dro1 psopls who will c,,,a dawn on n
,nsoi,rF,..,, ~ al.
49,, '"u 'o.u." "''o' s"e "S".
SlKirk, accompanied by his trainer,
Jerry" Marshall, tho Australian col.
Grad l;gh,. wc;ybt orriv.5 In tho ci.v
s,,,.l., III -,
"te''oo" auu WIN e"a'n
until after tho fight on Wednesday
night. They have quarters on tho
South Side, and It Is predicted that
condition. Seaman IL expected here to.
day or tomorrow and his admirers arc
pushing tho betting. Nikirk's backors
and friend. are modest In their claims,
hut are taking uoarly all the moaey
offered by tho opposition.
Jerry Marshall last niaht received
q telegram from "Rsdn Conuolly.
Nikirk's hacker, at Pittsburgh, stating
that arrangements had beer made for a
six round glove contest ior points be-
tween Marshal! aud "Jorrvn Sullivan,
an Allegheny lightweight, 10 take
place before the event OF tie evening,
the Nikirk.Scanlsn Eight, Marshall Is
a good one. lie recently fought Dime
before the Seasld, Athletic Club. at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28
The annual report OF St. johns Home
for Boys, for the year ending December
EISAScIlL REPORT.

Tie total number OF boys admitted
since the opening Of the homo. August,
1887. il e!ghty.eight- OF this number
some returned to relatives who had be.
come able to provide for them. others
we're placed in good homes. The num-
Der sheltered and taken care OF q. pres.
ent Is twenty.si1.
Financial report OF St. Vincent's Fe.
male OrphaI,' Home, NJ Elm Grove,
near Wheeling, w Va. from July 8,
1894, to January ], 1895:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28

AEaov, O.. Jn1. 27.-C. +. B%ro.horton,
who controlled las. year tho National
team Of Kansa, City. Mo-, composed OF
seni.profonsional players, 10 dsairou. Of
Transferring that club bodily to .lfs
city. He has boen In Akron and has
awakened considerable OF the old bsso