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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

closed al SIS March closed at 57c; May
closed sr 5Si @; June closed al IS &C.. July
closed aJ 5S4 e; August closed M 5Jc; De-
cen0er closed at G2]5c Corn, receipts, 700
bushels; exports, 100 bushels; sales,
AGO. 900 bushels futures and 1900 bushels
spot; spot market uulI; options closed &c
net decline; February closed at +ossc;
May closed at 495Sc; July closed at 49, G..
Oats, receipts, Is. 200 bushels; exports,
2.2JJ bushels; sales. 10000 bushels iu-
lures aud 5000 bushels spot; spot mar
ket hrmer; options closed unchanged TO
C. higher; February closed ar $3.50;
March closed at $500; May closed at 33l4c
Hay, quiet Hops, steady. Hides. qu'- Z
but steady. Leather quiet. Wool quiet
Beef, dun. Cut meats, firm. Lard. steady
western steam closed al 81 go nominal;
February closed IS IS So; May az S. 30
Pork, firm and active Butter, unsettled;
western dairy lOal5c. do. creamery LA
2ic; do factory Sl4al4c; Elgin 1454c; i'm
itati0u creamery lOalSc; State dairy lOa
Ole; DO. creamery l3al9c. Cheese, steady.
EGGS, weak: State and Pennsylvania -6c;
Western fresh 25a35l5C paliOw, steady
Petroleum, nominal; United closed at
81 O5si bid Bosin, firm. Turpentine firm,
Rice. steady. M0lasses, quiet. Oranges,
nominal, Florida 81 OOa5 50; others So p
al e.. Cott0nseed Oil, inactive and nomi-
nal Coffee. options c'osed} steady at TO
10 points net advance. Sugfr, steady.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February ID
Wheat. dull but steady; No. red Febru-
airy 5s}4aji%c; March 51@la5sc; April
5Sa5S+ &C: May 5Slza5s%c. Corn, quiet
but steady, no. mixed February 4'2
~; March &c; april !sais e; Nay lay
asa a49l4 c. Oats, easier; NO. white
February 80 a36c; March SO a363s C.;
april 36G(a3ic; Mays p a31l+c. Butter
duh and lc lower Eggs, quiet; fresh
nearby Pc; do. western 2fa25c Re.
ceipts-tlour, 1909 barrels 500 sacks;
wheat, $500 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels;
oats, 1900 bushels. Shipmerts-W heat
5000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats,
1900 bushels.
IolEDo O.. February 15.-Wheat, low
er ana steady, No. . cash and February
5osGc: May 54j4u]oc. Corn. dali and
steady. No. mixed ~ c.; No. 3 mixed
z2c, Oats, dull and steady; No. mixed
BIC; No. white 33c. Rye, dull: cash dc
Cloyerseed. dull and steady; prime cash,
February and March - -. Receipts
Wheat, 1000 bushels: corn, l2,00J bushels.
Shipments-Flour, $500 barrels; wheat,
s. 800 bushels corn, 5000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels; cloYerseed, 4OS Oags.
CINCINNATI, ONO. February 15.-Flour,
steady. Wheat, easier; No. red 55c, re-
ceipts, 5000 bushels: shipments, none
Corn, In fair demand; No. , mixed 4tc
Oats, steady; No. mixed 3l4a3ljzc.
Rye, easier: No. ., Sc Pork, quiet. Lard
easier at S. 49,. Bulk meats, steady
Bacon, steady. Whisky, quiet at 3 D.
Butter, steady Sugar. fair demand. Eggs,
weak and lower at 2yc. Cheese, light de-
mand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
MOST EXTRAORDINARY.
Like Experience Was Never
Before Reported,
Startled Doctors and Peo-
pie Alike.
Will interest Physicians Throughout
the Country
The Facts Read Like an Astonishing
Story.
But Every Word is True as Can be
Easily PROVED.

WEST PORT, n "A most extra0rdi-
nary thing has happened here. The facts
are OF such startling nature that our peo-
pie are not done talking aDou. them vet
we have all heard of splitting head
aches.0
A thousand times have we heard people
"l1 uod severe nervous, neuralgia or
SICK ueadacle, eXc-aim that their head
acled as though 10 would split.
But here IS a case of most terrible head
ache, where the head did 10 fact split
llat is, 10y the awful severity OF the dis
ease, the bones of the head actually opened.
Most OF The people here know about the
iucls OF this most 0SjOuisLjuZ case, and
several Of orr doctors examined and treat
Ell toa patient uusuccessfuly. and they
Will vOucn tor the tru-h of these wonder
iu. things.
The lady herself, Mrs. Fred q. Lasher,
Jr., IS a well known resident here, and
gives al the facts jas. as they occurred in
her own words
't or tl'rteen years [ have been afflicted
W.tl terri ole headaches night ana day. AT
night the blood rushed into my head ana
l-l2 my ,lrO1l So that I would just raise
MF mead anu spit great mCuthfuis OF blood.
'Lle cones of nay skull, were all opened
So that the doctor could lay his t1umO
r ght luto the opening onto my BRAIN 1
could sleep only an lOur or two, nights,
and was SO nervous thar ] could not sit az
Jce ta0.e, for Just the motion of the mouths
OF my family seemed 20 me Ike they were
all making faces az ue. aud l was obliged
90 get no ard walk the floor. Two doctors
who attended me claimed that i was on the
verge 0t insanity. I WAS under the doc
tors care for nine years. All the way i
could do any work was 90 have 0andage
ti-lt around my head so as 90 support IT, as
though 10Y two bands were around IT,
eli got so that would fall anywhere, ana
ar these years i got no relic rom ta7 doe
RS, and found no help uuul | began 70 use
Dr. Greeue's NervLra blood and nerve
remedy
|.at seemed 90 have the same effect on
rly 4lau as sitting under q shady tree with
q cool refreshing breeze blowing on my
head. Nobody can te-I how / suffered al
those years. j commenced using DIR.
9reeue's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
for Thought 7 must dc something, or 4
sl0u.d soon be in an asylum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
BELLAIEE.

Mrs Henuessey, of Madison, Ind,
who has been visiting the Misses
Heatherington for several weeks past,
left Friday for her home over the Penn
sylyauia railroad lines.
Mrs. r. Piaffen0ach entertained a
number OF her Bridgeport friends last
night at her home IN the Third ward.
There is report current that there
was Quiet wedding n Bellaire last
"Wednesday evening, the parties being
Mr. John Blair, a pianist, and Mrs. ;.
Ba.tzsU.
J. w. CIandy, q special pension ex-
aminer. is located at the Windsor hotel
for 8 short stay.
w. d. Jones left yesterday afternoon
ON Che b. Is 0. for Franklin county,
Pa.
The qrocers interested in the butter
inc squabbe with the revenue officer
have decided TO stand suit, with the
plea that they were innocent parties.
A progressive euchre party was given
ia honor of Miss Ola Gill by the Misses
CIenepts. 80 their home In the Third
ward, last night.
Wassmau aud Riley intend opening
mn a branch tailor shop In MoundsvlIle
soon.
George NJ. Crows shop will be occu-
Died soon by Mr.. John Huffman rs a
tailor sDOD.
The FIRST bsse ball season ticket comes
N Beualre. This is start w. j..
EirSuatrick is the lucky man that
bought =.
Joseph MaussI, OF the Fourth ward,
is able TO be out again after several
weeks sickness.
Ted. Shutueworth, former citizen
of our city, passed through yesterday
On bis way home from Grafton, w. Va,
where be was visiting.
George burst will move his family to
Muucie. Ind. where he 10 working,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

"Hle trst bottle ] took gave great relief,
and inside of year the bones Of my head
had taken their natural shape again. My
nerves have now regained their natural
calm condition, and l can say that / ann
now perfectly we'll / have used the Ner-
vlra for several years now, aud use 10 Tor
mv children when testhiug
81 am unable 20 describe in words the
gratitude that I feel 20 Or Greene for his
wonderful medicine. aud am glad 90 tell rs
wen as I can. of the benefit this medicine
has done me'
Gabriel =. smith. also resident Of This
place saws:
..I amacouaiuted with Nrs Lasher and
can vulcn for tce truth of her statement.
Hon. Carlos l.. Smith. Justice Of the
Peace. of Barre ST.. Montpelier, VT,
states that from his know 7JEe, and lnVes-
uratiou of the case ue knows that the
facts as ABOVE stated are absolutely true,
and that Mrs. Lasler was perfectly cured
OF her terrible condition by DR.. Greene's
Nrrvur8 blood and nerve remedy.
This wonderful remedy certainly has the
largest and most remarkable numoer OF
cures of any medicine iu the world. 10
seem that no amic,i3n or disease can resist
IFS swee0iuE curGrlvC powers.
Tfit can cure such d terrible case As THIS,
certainly all Ot-er cases of headache, lsau-
rsI-ls. rheumatism. weak back, pains ln
tre back or side, ami au weakness or
nerves. or debility of body, yield as Il oy
rsel, t0 tle lea.tl-givjug and strengthen
inc action ol This grand medicine Stcn
troubles are ..wavs worse lu the spring
mud This best Of Ispring medicines should
boz taken now.
ItispureIy vegetable. and perfectly harm
ass. and for ibis reason, aud because 10 is
So sure % cure, physicians prescribe ana
recommend lis use. ID IS, iu TACT the dis
coverv and prescription OF ply sic. an, Dr.
Greene of So West 18th ST., New 7rk
Ci-v. the most successful specialist IA cur
inc all forms of nervous and chronic dis
eases. and who can bee consulted |itloU'
CHARGE. ov anyone. personally or by letter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16
LIVE STOCK

CwcA5o February 10 Cattle-market
dali and Weaket varying from 3
> to ljc decline. Dressed beef and
shipping steers were quoted at s. 40a5 80:
stockers and feeders ~ ja3 90; cows and
bull at a. 4)a! 90.
Hocs-The market went down q pes.
The reduction from Yesterdays closing
prices We're about Zoe. Comparatively
few Of the offerings went ano1e a 10 from
SO Sja4 10, buying most of the l50a2iO
pound hogs and the heavier weights sell
ing 80 50 4Ja4 %.
The sheep market was slow, ranging
- JUa4 -. sales OF .amos were at 81 2Ja
I'D Tor poor TO extra quality.
Eeceipts-Catt,e, 5000 head calves, 1870
head; E0g5, 1000 head; sheep, 10000
head
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, February l5.-Cat-
tie, market steady aud unchanged.
Hogs-Market dull: Ph.IadeiDhias 81 10
"a SD; common 10 fair Workers - l0a4 20:
roughs s. O0a4 co.
Sheep-Market dull; extra - 0Oa4 80:
good s. 40a3 Is. common 10 fair.iamDs 81 90
AZ -.
CINCINSATL ONO. February l5.-HOCs,
lower so s3 50a+ -; receipts, 1850 head
shipments 800 head.
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charged VITA Couutsr,citire

Sgsril.le ..s hsgifs-.
NoEoANrovN. ". Va, February Is.
Lawn Henry and Thomas Il Henry
were arrested five miles south OF this
placs this evening by L. : Marshal
Thomas Flowers, charged with pSssicg
..uuLe- L.-l mOnev.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

New YORK, February l5.-Petroleum.
fairly steady; Pennsylvania oil. sales
none; March option, sales none; closed al
81 054 Did. Lima oil, sales none.
on CITY, PA, February l5.-Opeued al
81 COZ; highest 81 UG; lowest 81 05s :;
closed az 81 %; sales. 5000 barrels:
shipments, o5,Gj3 barrels; rams, Gs,752
barrels.
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- NLr.-a-a -. -.

WAsvrNGroN. February l5.-G. T..
Neader was to-day appointed poStmas-
her at Jumping Branch, summers
county. w. Va, vice A. c. Young, re-
signed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

ITOP SALE BLANKS or EVERY OR
I Sc Dt.on. a. EEGisrE1 Oacs. ON
nor SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
4 REsIIEK Counting ResE. sti. sacA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

NEW YoRS. February -. Pig iron.
dull; Scotch SO uJa2O O0; American 81 Sd
al so. Copper, easier. Lead, quiet. Tin,
easy. Speiter, Dull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

CATALosUE AAD 1890 ...a. o. oa,s- r.
~ AsVlsz the so'' '. t5s as.t f.r.is
sst 1,. a1ss'sI 49, ere lfsSl.sl 70 .-'s
S 1a Et1,7o q ~. ca .a' a. " go
style GAd 10 tht $40 WEsr gIE8kSk
RIGTINa 60. l9.' SiiA'' 49,
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Charged with Improper Use ortno nail

>,-ra. 90 ..t e.--
PAEKERsBUBG, w. VA, February 10.
ID. o. Butler, Justice Of tie Peace,
of Harris district. ghis county, was ar
rested this morning charged with vlo-
lqtiue che postal laws, 10 using postal
card in trying 20 collect an account he
had against o. T. Lewis of Washington
u. o., this county.
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rNAYCE AND TaA0B

money. 1913 Per Gent Governments
stroay-s toeKs, Low r-FlOur steady
and tuchaugsd-W hea Lower.
NEW y oSS. February l5.-AoneY on call
sasv III lali5 per cent: last loan -
~s- cent; closed AZ rs per cent Prime
s,,sr,,nrlIe saper g.. y ner cent Sterling
Fx,aanpa firm. stcol. --tual business 10
I,s-.-srs' oils a. tssis a+eS-s for demand
SILVER certi dcates 5S5s a614c.
GovvrNNENrs-St
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RAILROADS.

W J. ROBINSON G. p. 4.
rVHE CLEVELAND, LORAIN
\ And WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY.
Effective November IS 1924. Central Time.
.orfg Eguut '5o 80 ~
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Leave Wheeling

DAILY except SUNDAY.
sunday ctu.ah train w.l leave fu Grove 10
90 90. 30. and WneeUnsat '2 D. p.a..
b. J.. NElSGEEbEk. Genera. Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-16

ONO RIVER RAILROAD co.
Oaaul after Monday. December II, 1884, Pas
s.nr.r Trains wlu run as fOlo"s. DsIiy.
nails -.s-nt sun gaY. Central time
SOUTH BorSD
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BALT!M0R: END OaIg nslLaOll.
hU.lY

EN"'W- u TTIT.
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GOUN0D,s ANNUAL MEETING.
New Board of Governors Elected Last
 Evening.

New Board of Governors Elected Last
 Evening.
 The annual meeting of the Gounod society was held last evening in liar monie hall, President c. S. DeForest presiding. About seventy-five members of the society were present and reports were read by the secretary and treas- urer The secretary's report was chief ly digest of the attendance at the re- hearsals. The society makes it point not to publish any details from the .treasurer's report, but it may be said that 1t is in a flourishing condition finan- cially, although the financial result of the rendition of "St. Paufs" oratorio was not quite so favorable as might have been wished for This production, however, has never brought in large box office receipts, either in this coun- try or in England.
 An interesting letter was read from MT Emilio Agramonte of New York, who has been the soeiety's conductor since 1t was organized. The letter was highly complimentary. It especially complimented Miss Sanford, the socie- tvs accompanist, who also sings in the Trinity church choir and the writer says that in his experience in New York he has not found superior accompan- ist
 After the reading of the letter the fol- lowing members of the new board of government were elected in the order named: c. S. DeForest, Joseph Porter, F. A. Corbin, D. A. Jones, Professor J. c. Schwab, F. B, Bunnell, H. II. Palmer, A. H. Jackson and A. B. Frost. This board will meet in the early part of June to elect officers. The society has under consideration several pieces to se- feet from for next season, but nothing definite has yet been decided upon. The fall meetings will begin the last of Sep tember or the early part of October.
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years ago. It is to be hoped that the finder will return the money to its right ful owner.
 The quartet at the Baptist church comprises Miss Emma w. Hodgkinson, soprano; Miss Blanche Andrews, con tralto; Robert Andrews, tenor; Fora Bramble, basso.
 The condition of Horace Austin con- tinues critical and but little hopes are given of his recovery.
 Misss Carrie Backes is the contralto in the Congregational church choir.
 James Cody has new daughter, born on Sunday.
 The South Merldens will play ball here on Saturday.
 The swallows have come to stay and are quite plenty.
 There will be an entertainment in the parlors of the Baptist church this evening at 7:9O o'clock, with musical and literary program. Admission ten cents.
 A. D. Mclean has received his conn mission as deputy judge of the borough court, dating from April 1, 1895.
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W4ILrNG FORD.

The young ladies of the Congrega- tional church will present the three act comedy, "A Kings Daughter" in the opera house Friday evening, May 10. One of the special features will be 'oThe NIilkrnaids' DrilT' by fifteen young ladies.
 | Miss Emma W. Hodkinson of New Haven, the new soprano at the Baptist church, sang for the first time on Sun day and gave the best of satisfaction, and many favorable comments on the singing were expressed by the members of the congregation after the services. Harry Williams received letter from R. F. Andrews yesterday notify ing him that he, Andrews, had in- structed his attorney to serve a writ of attachment on Williams "sawmill" wheel for $500 damages to his busi- ness.
 L. c. Call, eastern agent for Simp- son, Hall, Miller 6 Co., has gone to his home in Waynesburgh, Pa., on &C., count of illness and will remain there until July 1 and probably longer if his health does not improve.
 Company K, c. N G., Company l. Hibernian Rifles, the Boys brigade and all the various societies in the place have been invited to participate in the Memorial day exercises. The Memorial service will probably be held in St. PauHs church the Sunday evening be- fore Memorial day.
 The street sprinkler as manipulated by J. A. Cook is proving a blessing to the merchants and residents along the line where the streets are watered.
 The wedding of Richard U. R. Ray mond and Miss Flora May Young is announced to occur Thursday, May 16, at the home of the bride in Yalesville. President Raymond of Wesleyan uni versity, an uncle of the prospective bridegroom, will assist In the cere- mony..
 The North Farms schoolhouse that stands east of the old reservoir is nine ty-eight years old and the residents of that vicinity expect to have quite celebration in two years from now in its centennial year, Samuel Hull went to school there sixty-seven years ago.
 Six children were baptized at St. Paul's church Sunday evening.
 James Toole and Miss Mary Gold rick will be married Wednesday morn ing at o'clock at the Holy Trinity church.
 Alfred Renne, aged eleven years, was sent to the reform school yesterday for persistent truancy.
 Patrick Mclaughlin mourns the loss of $50 from his pockets somewhere on Colony street near his home. McLaugh- lin lost both legs by getting under the car wheels near the depot'a couple of
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WORTH HAVEN.

May 6,--The members of the w. c. T. U. are planning for an interesting as well astpleasant, and it is hoped profit able occasion on Wednesday, May 8, the time Of the annual reception and free will offering The memory of the pleasant afternoon enjoyed by so many last year Is fresh in the minds of those who partoolS of the delicacies and list ened to the remarks of Rev. MT. La throp, General E. D. s. Goodyear and others, aud the Higher Criticism" re- cited by Mrs. F. c. Bradley. as well as the recttations and music given by the children. All are kindly invfted@to the grange room, Memorial hall, next Wed- nesday from to o'clock 2. m. to see what the ladiesEhave prepared this year.
 Rev. MT. ,Lathropis busy among the people planning fot'SworlS that seems necessary to be done. The young peo- pie help the minister greatly.
 H. O. Divine left for Catskill, N. Y., on Saturday, May 4, where he has a position as engineer with an electric' light company
 The State street cottage prayer meet ing has been discontinued for the pres- ent. These meetings were interesting and we'll attended, and will doubtless be resumed after a. summer vacation
 Mrs. L. F. Smith expects to start on May 15 for Blue Mountain lake in the Adfrondac15s for her health. Mrs., Smith has the best wishes of a larges circle of friends, who hope for her speedy and entire recovery. She also has many friends in the grange who are sorry to have her leave.
 Much enthusiasm and pleasant ex- citement has been caused during the past week by the distribution of May baskets.
 The dancing class of Miss Wheeler of New Haven held a reunion in Memo rial hall on Thursday evening.
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grane11ers' Gmide,
New York, New Haven and
 Hartford R. R.
January 27, 1895.

TRAINSLEAV AVE NEW IA VEN AS FOLrOWs
 FOR NEW WORKERS '4;8O. t8oO. s7:so. ss:1O, $50, ro35, t10:3O 6. rn "120O 1so5. sl:8l tparlor car nmited>, *1;35, Ia5 +ssO, BOO, .3;3O. t4:15, "5:3O, 5:35, 03O F7:1O, 4S:10, U:li Bridgeport aocommodation), -9dO, 915 D. m. SUNDAYS *4:25, "4:3O, 800 q. m., t5OO, t6:l5. -7:lO 's:lO. s:l5. +o;lO p. n.
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIVER --12;1oa. m. (daily), '1:10p. m.
 FOR BOSTON VIA SPRINGFIELD-.t.aa s11O5 @. m., 'l:O5. "O;6a p. m. sUNDAYs- t1:2O tnightl, ,-5:52p m.
 FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PRoVIDENCE-S2.O "2:8O, s1l:85 tparlor car hmtted) Q. m., 'ls:05, '@;55, "415 "4B6 and .e.65 pm. SUNDAys-s2;00. '2;8O a. m., s4;55. .8;Hi p. m.
 FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND N. Y.& N. E. R. R.-"4:57 D. m. SUNDAYs-"4:T D. m.
 FOR MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRING FIELD, ETo.-'1eO (night), $40, 500. t1oIo '1l;O5 a. m. 1906, 1;O5. 3:lO. 5OO "55s I6.IS to Hartfordl, s:O5, 1905 p. m. sUNDAYs-+l.2O (night), +6;5S, s:s5 Accommodation pm. Now London Division.
 FOR NEW LONDON, Ero.-'s:03 nieht,.ae (night). 7I5O. 11;O5 .11:35 (parlor car i'm ited), a. m, sl2;o5, .S:55 BOO, "4:l5 s455. 5;lS 6:l6 (Guilford accommodation, '0:55, 1l:t5 p. m. lGuilford accommodation 6UEnAYs-- '2,O3 tnight), -s:3O (night), "4;55. -o:55 p. m. Air Line Division.
 FOR MlDDLETOWN WILL1NfANTIC Ero. -s:o3 a. m., 1:3O, +4.57, 6iO5 D. rn suNpAYs-- '45 p. m. Connecting at Mlddletown with Valley Division and at Willimantic with N, Y. & N. E. and N l.. N. R. R.; at Turnerville with Colchester branch.
 Northampton Division.
 FOR sHELBURNE FALLS, TURNER'S FALLS WILLIAMSBURG HOLYOKE AND NEW HARTFORD, and Intermediate stations -7:45, 11:04 a. m. and 400 p. m.
 FORNoRTHAMPTON and points this side At5:55 p. m.
 Berkshire Division.
 FOR DERBY JUNCTION-4eS D. m. FOR DERBY JUNCTION. BIRMINGHAM ANSo- MIA, ETc.-7:OOs 9:4O a. m., 1s;OO. s.27, 4:2S, 5sl E85, n'15 p. m. sUNDAYs-a:10a a. m., s3op. ID.
 FOR WATERBURY-7,O0 9:40 a. m., I3Jl. 2:27, 5;SO, 7;35 D. m. SUNDAxs--s:1Oa. m,
 FOR WINSTED-7:OO 9:4O a. m., ssl, j.3o p.m
 SUNDAYs-S:10a m.
 FOR SHELTON, BOTSFORD, VIEWPOINT, DANBURY. .PITTSFIELD, STATE LINE a.m., 42s p. III.
 FOR ALBANY. BUFFALO, DETROIT, CIN- CINNA1T, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND THE WEsT-via State Idne-s4Oa a. m., 4.2Sp p. m.
 FOR L1TCHFLELD and points on S., l.. &N. R. R.-e:ooa. m (via Bridgeport and Aawley- vile.l 4@S ?. m. tvia Hawleyville.l
 Express Trains. +Local Express.
 C. T. HEMPSTEAD,G Gen. Passenger Agt.
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COURT RECORD.
United States District Court-Judge Town
 send.

 send.
 Edwin D, Marvin, clerk of the United States district court, who was ap- pointed a master of the court to hear the evidence in the case of Elias F. Morgan of New London against the schooner Gill & Baird, yesterday filed his report with the court. The vessel put into New London a year ago in damaged condition and was turned over to Morgan for repair. The work was done, and bill put into the own CTS amounting to $6,000. Payment was refused and the vessel Ibelled. The vessel was subsequently sold for $5- 300, and MT. Marvdn's report gave to Morgan the whole of this sum with costs, and his finding was adopted by the court and decree entered.
 The case of the Consolidated Store Service company against Henry E. Wright of Hartford for infringement of a patent known as the cash delivery system, which is used by many mer- chants in this city, which has been on Hrial in the United States court, was submitted to the jury yesterday after moon.