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New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
GLrv ISLAND OPENS WEDNESDAY,.

Glen Island the famous day summer resort. Will
opcn for ,he season on Wednesday next During
the winter the grounds have been gone over
fully. and many new buildings have been pat
up 10 accommodate the novelties whch Mr. Starln
has added to the already large Est there. Among
the new features Is muscIm OF natural history.
containing specimen OF almost every beast and
bird known. as well many rare and interesting
psca toral specimens and reptiles. The Glen Island
boats viii leave Pier No lS Cortlandt dt-st., Thirty
sccond-st East River. NewYork. and South Fifth
af. Hrolklvn. as usunl.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09

James J. Sullivan. John J. Barry and Joseph i.
Kennedy discharged on May - last II IL av"rrel
that tho men had passed civil service examinations.
Mr John'on. water register. f. alleged TO have
maintained hat he discharged the to luc" tho
force and down expense. but 1t is alleged that
he Immediately appointed five other and alleged
incompct'nt men To the places. Unless the Com
missioner complies with the request the matter. II
is said. VIII be taken to the courts
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
CrSTOMS INSPECTORS REMOVED.

The order of the Treasury Department removing
from the Customs service Inspectors c. H. Nancy
and T. A. Parker received at the custom
House yesterday Manley acknowledged having
taken $50 from General McDougall. friend OF
Carlos dHeredia. whose baggage. coming on inc
steamship Lucanla. was passed by the inspector.
The money was paid at the Holland House. Parker
was accused Of using bad language on the steam,
ship Campania because the free breakfast proViueo
by the steamship company for the inspectors Wa
not ready when he went Tor IL
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09

the bond contract. The cry and the Park banks
some tine ago transferred the gold they had on
Government bond syndicate account the SUBJ
Treasury. The amount transferred on Friday by
the First National was sloiis.cO. There Is stu
left az the First National Bank. the Hanover Bank
and the Bank OF Commerce over s6OOO.ooO. which
ha. not ye; been TRANSFORMED
The transfer OF the gold held in the special
repositories, does not AFFECT the state Of the gold
reserve OF the a\tiona, Treasury as IL has AZ
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
REFEfREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.


The annual meeting OF the National Educational
Association will be held in Denver, Col, on July
q % % inclusive For those who have decided 10
attend and others who would like TO take the trip
for its beneficial results. the Mallory steamship
Line announces two low-rate excursions from New
York ON June % and 49, The trip will be made In
one of the safest stanchest most powerfuI ana
commodlous steamers OF the company TO Galveston,
tbenc. bv rail to Denver thus affording travellers
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09

all the Measures and benefits derived from a sea
voyage including all the comforts guiet ana Fes'
hreezes of the ocean cannot fail TO lend strength
to the body and color to the cheeks Further ih ho
formation relative to berths. tickets. etc, car De
obtained from c. II. Mallory & Co.. Pier NO. ~
East River
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09

The statement OF Sub-Treasury operations. pub
shei yesterday. showed the unusual gain In cash
OF $io iO7 515 This gain represented the transfer
late Friday afternoon OF a large amount OF gold
coin from the FIRST National Bank to the Sub
Treasury. account of tho Government bond
syndicate The First National Bank the Hanover
Bank. the Bank OF Commerce. the City Bank and
the Park Bank were all special dspositarles under
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09

%. Identified with Already large number OF
security holders have called 10 make inquiri,..'
The Reorganization Committee Of the United
States coriage Company has announced that az
the request of security holders In Europe and this
country. the time for making deposits under IL,
plan OF rc)rganlzation has been extended to and
including June %.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
THryR EFTNSTA TRMENT.

demand was made yesterday on commlssioncr
Rrookield by ex-Assistant Corporation Counsel
Hawke that the former immeGia iey renstatc TO
their places as inspectors OF water meters his
clients, z. J. McKavanaugh. Joseph x FlattGy,
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
RTTI NOTICE ON WHEAT

notice posted yesterday in the window OF
a prominent grain brokerage house In New-s,.
offering to pay 5000 for the privilege OF calling.
during the crop season Of 1926 10000 bushels OF
wheat at 81 n bushe Tho notice which showed
tho bull proclivities of the firm attracted consider
MIN
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
THE COURTS.

VERDICT FOR THE YUENGL1NG COMPANY.
In the case OF the Hackettstown National Bank
against the D. G.. Yuengling Brewing Company, the
trial of which was begun before Judge Lacombe on
Wednesday In the United States Circuit Court.
verdict has been given in favor OF the brewing COM
pany. The case involves the rights to slso"o OF
bonds OF the brewing company. on December ~
1884, a meeting Of the bondholders was called at the
brewery and the majority of the bondholders passed
a resolution postponing the payment OF all coupons
then due or to become due on or before July l.
1885, until the year 1907 The plaintiff in the suit and
other banks holding bonds denied the right OF the
majority to postpone the interest on AL the bonos
and there was stormy scene at the meeting
Tnereupon the dissenting bondhOlders brought suits
through Dill. Seymour & Kellogg, their attorneys
The case just ended before Judge LacOmDe was
test case Samuel Untermeyer, OF Guggenhe!Iner
brewing company Il was proved 1cis tnat 'oHH M
David G. Yuengling. jr.. bought upwara
of $4,000 Of bonds at average OF ~ cents on
the dollar and agreed 10 hold the bonds ior MT
Yuenglings benefit, taking only per cent interest
on his advances After making these purrnds
this bondhoders' meeting was called at when tne
interest coupons were postponed until the year 1919
Judge Lacombe decided in favor OF the defendant
on the ground that three.Ourths OF the bonihOi"rs
had consented TO the postp0nement Of interest and
that the minority Dondholders must be bound by
the action of the others. The Yuensing company
alleged that these suits were an attempt on the part
OF these minority bondholders to force the purchase
OF their bonds
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09
COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.


spnreroe cour;-General Tsrn-Before Van Bnnt, P. j.
Folle and Parker. JJ-Nos S. 50. e5. 90. 10. a. 5o
s,prerse cour~charnbers-B Andrews Court
oIsns as V;S 5Specsi TermTart before Beach j.
Law and iasi; NJ l97t 2$la 229 ssS - l2S i4o1
supreme CouTt-special Term-rart Il-Before -- j.
o1r' SUPREME ssn5c ai OU rerpart
Circuit court-at I~Iefore Patterson. causes to be
,Tsn Par III a. f0T ua cfsr rtman Clauses to
be s from arf III f Ell chSs nsha $500
Ssl2 $40 ;e9S iot ic5 1854. 22s2. 242o 2ss7. 'se
Circuit GouT~Iart TT-Before Lawrence causes to
saSSfdr sSeS roc coarspecia ', M M Gas.
fn On 3slsns Ns S he G X day ANN
s,D,r.or Court-GneTal Term~Before Freedman. p J.
McAdara and Gnderseeve. JJ.-Motion. No. l. Appeals
from orders Nos. /. . Appeals from judgments Nos
Superior Court-Trial Term-Paris l. II and II-Ad-
'liS slr6rates couf;~Chambcrs- Fitzgerald sNo
Of Charles ~ Sp1S a a. iSo FSor,y a. m & Ms na2 iS'
dst TT sasn u Il owng L1w[snSs IenTs Nc Ws
Torsey e. H. schcnck. Francos desmond. Baoeita
DsTn, He1y GSyTis a. Arnold
los w q Michael curey "a at 1870 w m Of NS arpn. @
vi. Of Patrick Grove AT lo'o d. H. VIII oi O3'o''"e
c1mqn al TsF7Rrt'rs g D. e l1 nf'h0n 'r' j.
Common ~ Teas-ETIity Term m-Before GisgeIlch. 10
j 81 i0 n T. da g. c 1s Il H. = iG NJ = 81 81 y So
c@Tnon i. 'S5 Ss S5 Taa%isG' aa led 80
y,o o,. 10 I,a2 1O44 1a3i 1859, J37 GS, 1873
Gi5 1851. 33s 1920. 1884. I4si 1861 oi' l6i' i"2'
common Pleas-rral Term-Part Ii-Before Pryor. j
Cause t. he Part fIr trial. Case unfinished
Con..nor Pleas-Tria 1erm-Part 1l-Before Dsy, I. j.
aS''s CITY ceur%specai 10 Term-Before Fiizssons JMo
"S' CIV court-Troi Term-rart I-Bfore Mccarthy. J.
Ss SS 's is las i rs Is 's S lss ss ii's @ iSs @ is @
91,4 7DS CPS 1851. 1905. 4laj clear.
CIV Cour-rlal rerr-Inrt lI-Iefore Newbureer. j
Nos 1879 2C20 $50 1872 s%. 49, iG, ."s9 lI!s'
$50 1901 1893 lNG 1871 i'S'S. 1910. 1870. lsI2 ls'''
1862 1866 unfinished.
civ Court-Trial Tefn--Tart III-}efore Conlan. j
Nos 2O10 25O 1905 1888. 1855 37l1 1906 1896 lilN.
i2.c zoos so. $50 2El 5:2 2gi l2i>. l2lo 1896 a.
CIV Court-Trial Tefm-lart lY-iefofe Ehihch. G. j
Short causes: $lii iG1 il33. t4l3 49, is. i23
so35 ,2ss a421 2S27 it2G iioI. 400. 4.0l. 4s
ssSs 1852 45i5 400 s.92 1876 Equity case. No. io6
Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Andrews. J.
Fisher vs. scharer--Gilbcrt NJ Speir
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Baiiey-ch1ries
Matter OF Loriard--John +. Ward.
Emery VS. Pettt-liarold VI. Smith
BY Ingraham. J.
Davis vs. Runkie-Peuy J. Fuller.
Superior Court.
by Dugro. j.
pachrach Va G-eenwood--gullus Onenbach-
Barnes VS. Aiien-B. c. Op3enhem.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Common Pleas
ry DAILY. {. J.
Fannie Manning Martin Manning-Alrian T. Kier.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09

|EOL DIN @ Iron
III ing Beard. strons
well made and dura
|ile The former price
|or this article "a'
si.35 w 9
n q W selling EN
In at. ....... ~
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09

rrrprs "eood thing" Bedroom Suit. 3
ii n,ecss antique oak. superior finish
Isx2t beysl plate bed feet high; special
mis- week only s9.37 other styles q az
upward from. .'''.'''''''''' WV
New-York tribune., 1895-06-09

- rFFET. o a K .
- quarter sawed.
: II. 8 in. high. 4 II.
$ in. wide. French
Bevelled 81 irror
PKG in. 90 On
price. ..... OZsSS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
DOL.
Bradstrests.

The past week has shown more activity,
although the tone of the market is yet re-
ported TO be quiet Boston'S sales Tor the
week foot up $3.50, 500 pounds domestic
and S24, 800 pound of foreign, while since
January the sales have been l3,SbooOu
pounds of foreign and domestic, against
6, 100, 900 pounds during the same period IN
1894. The reports from the London sale
have been stronger, and this, with the goou
orders taken for men'S-wear WoolenS, mas
induced more free purchases. Values are
no higher on general lines Of wool, ana the
business doing has been at former rates.
The call for territory woods has been good,
the above sales noted for the week In
Guiding in excess of 100000 pounds OF
wool grown west of the Mississippi river
The secured basis is yet about 3laS4c, Tor
best lots of strong staple, fine medium and
warp woods, with medium az 2Sa29c. LoJs
not up in quality and staple sell down
from these figures. For XN Ohio washed
fieeces about lie is the market, with cholce
Xxx and above ranging up TO lec. Low
pulled woods are in good demand. AUS
tralian woods sell well at steady prices.
Other foreign fine woods featurelees'
About !. 900 bales wool pelts arrived IN
Boston this week-l,0 $40 from South
America and balance from England.
LONDON, January pa good selection
was offered at the wool auction sales TO-
day. America was free buyer again. The
American buyers have purchased up TO
date over 6 600 bales. Good combing merlno
woods were in keen request. but poor wasty
lots were neglected. Cross-oreds were gen.
orally in good demand aud all lambs were
very dear. The number of bales offered
was 1886, of which 1900 were with
drawn.
The following are the sales in detail;
New South Wales, 3,21l bales; secured
9I5da1s I'D; greasy 4l4daS15d,
Queensland. 1894 bales; secured lO11da
1lI5d; greasy 5}sda715d.
Victoria, 3,lS6 bales; secured 54dals
915d; greasy 3slda9%d;
south Australia, 444 bales; secured 919d;
greasy A AID. ,,>,
swan River, 1872 bales; greasy 3a613d.
Tasmania, 96 bales; secured ID.
New Zealand 3,56l bales; secured, 4$4als
Id; greasy. 5a959d
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, POI bales;
secured sdals Id; greasy 5a619d.
The weeks imports were 1883 bales.
Next weeks offerings amount to 1867
b ales.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
PROD UUE'

New York, January 26.-Flour, receipts,
l2.5OO barrels; exports. $500 packages I;
sales. $500 packages; market very dull ana
weaker to sell. Wheat, receipts, none; ex-
ports, IS, 600 bushels; sales, $50, 900 bushels
futures; spot, none; spot market lnactlVe'
options closed 15a14c lower than last nlght;
No. , red January closed at oI4c; Feo-
ruary closed at sac; March closed at 2oc;
NAV closed at 5S9Sc; June closed at 5oSsc;
TnIy closed at 5S%c; August closed at
Sole Corn, receipts, $4,000 bushels; eX-
norts. $500: sales, 10000 bushels futures;
spot. none; spot market inactive; options
stronger with wheat, but subsequently re-
acted slightly, closing at sc net ADVANCE;
January closed at 4S94c; February closed
Mt age; MAY closed at 491ic; July closed ~
400 Oats, receipts, II 800 bushels; ex-
morris. :. 500 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels
fntures and 1000 bushels spot; spot mar
ket dull; options closed at sc net advance;
January closed at $3.50; February closed
az 3Ss/c; March closed at &c; May closed
at $3.50. Hay, steady Hops, steady.
Hides, firm. Leather, hrm. Beer. Snlet
Cut meats. steady. Lard, steady; western
steam closed at SIS S71<; January closed at
3; 3 nominal; May closed at 81 % NOM
inal Pork, quiet and steady. Butter,
firm. western dairy l0al5c; do creamery
I9a2SISc; do factory Sal4c; Elglns 2311s
Ole; Imitation creameries 12alSc; State
dairv lSal9c; do creamery l4a2lc. Cheese,
dull. Eggs, firm; State aud Pennsyiva-
mia 2S15 a24c; western pc. Tallew. steady.
petroleum, nominal; United clo,od at
Al O0L. Rosin, quiet. Turpentine, quiet.
Rice Steady. Molasses, steady. Oranges,
ouiet: fancy sound IS 0Ga4 90; others 81 80
sSS5. Cottonseed oil, weak, with demand
limited. Coffee, options closed steady at D
nlO points net advance. Sugar, raw hrm;
CaIcIGo. January 26.-Wheat continued
IT'S record breaking slide to-day, touching
sac for May, anu closing &c lower than
Yesterday. Better cables caused an early
advance, but free selling wiped it out.
Nav corn closed - lower; May oats un-
changed and provisions slightly higher.
Flour. winter patents g. 5Os2 60; winter
s,raiChts q 25a2 90; spring patents s. lOa
2 30: spring strsights 81 l0a2 so; bakers
Il sac %. Wheat cash No. . spring
S9SIs54J5c: No. spring nominal; No. =
red 4gsI a5Os<c; January 4994a5lc, closing
Al 49sic; MAY 52%a5i]4c, closing at 5Sc;
Jplv 53JZa55c. closing at 5SEc. Corn,
cash No. =, 42]]sc; No. Syellow 4O}Sa4l1sc;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
MORE VIRGINIA DEBT BUSINESS.
An Open Letter to Judge Okey John
son.


CHARLES Town, January %, 1895.
.Bidqe Okey Johnson, Charleston, ". Va.
DEAR JUDGE:-The Wheeling lntelli-
gencer states: Judge OEey johnson
was on the floor OF the Senate urging
the adoption Of the (Edmiston) resolu-
ton. Ii is understood that he repre-
sents the small Jim Mason Baltimore
syndicate. am going TO print pam
phlet and Mr.. c. B. II. will be better
understood presently. Fortunately l
happen TO have the proof of the true
"lnwardness" Of the Virginia-Wall
Street conspiracy, and happily l am so
situated that l can afford to publish
what certain others wish suppressed.
presume you never heard OF the
baltimore syndicate" The facts are:
Some two years ago several gentlemen or
this State, associated with Baltimore
gentlemen, tried to induce the certificate
holders to unite and agree on propo-
sition which should be published before
an election. The Wall street syndicate,
whose lobby is now in Charleston, per-
suaded holders that they could seduce
our Legislature, by speak-easy methods,
10 betray the State, and the certificate
holders rejected our plan. Our under
taking was then abandoned, and no one
who was connected with IL has the
slightest interest in the debt. Last
month. when the certificates were sell
iog At 10 cents, sent circular letter
70 an my clients and friends advising
them TO sell. and believe all did so;
am not acquainted, so far as know,
with any one, except the Wall street
syndicate. who owns certificate. There
is no Baltimore syndicate. There is no
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. January 25.-Cattle-Steers
sold from 81 Is to s. so; stockers and feed
ers - 1Oa3 IS; cows 81 25a3 go.
Hogs-Tbe hog market was 5al0c higher
than Yesterday. The best heavy grades
were salable around 81 30, and choice as
sorted light weight were in demand at
81 i5a4 20. From these figures sales ranged
along down to a 0Oa4 10 for common heavy
and So S5a3 80 for common light. The close
was firm. $780,,
Sheep-Sheep were quickly disposed OF
on a basis of 81 25a4 W for common 10 extra
and 50 25 al 50 for poor to fancy lambs.
Receipts-Cattle, 500 head; calves, 100
head; hogs, 5000 head; sheep, l,5OO head.
East LIBERTY, PA, January 26.-Cattle
and sheep, steady and unchanged. 80
Hogs, active; Philadelpnlas Si 39a4 ~ )
common to fair Workers 81 lOai %; roughs
s. 00a4 90.
CINCINNATI. ONO, January 26.-Hogs.
IN fair demand aud steady al s. 5Oa4 %;
receipts, 2,lOO head; shipments, 100 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

syndicate except the one with a lobby
in Charleston.
l knew that Gov. Wilson was active to
defeat the scheme now on foot, and this
statement in the Inteiigencer indicates
that YOU also are taking some rouble ts
protect our State against the machina-
lions OF men who lack the manliness to
acknowledge that they are hired. l
supposed both you and Wilson would
come to the front, and | sent both OF
you some days ago such literature as |
thought would acQuains you with this
conspiracy 20 commit West Virginia to
some plausible and sugar-coated false
policy which 90 one would dare suggest
before an election. hope you received
what | mailed. sent the same to sew
eral others thought could not be Sc
duced.
Some men cannot comprehend why
andoOdy does public service without
pay. Any fool sees that no one can
have sufficient interest to pay counsel
to advocate the Edmiston resolution,
and every fool has sense enough to un-
derstand that the Wall street syndicate
will pay well to defeat it. You, Wilson,
aud the others who are thwartlng this
scheme will receive what, to me, is
worth more than money, viz, the res pect
and honor OF every right-minded West
Virg inian, aud | wish could be present
to help you. cannot believe any Leg
islature will fall into such trap as. has
been set for this one. Mason, OF Fair
mont, voices public judgment when he
says, "non-action is the only wise &C
tion." Heightened men in both States
stand aloof from the scheme at Charles
ton, and il cannot succeed.
l understand perfectly the game Hart
is trying TO play. He will fail. | senO
u copy of this to the Register, so that
the public will comprehend the situa-
ton. Do not hesitate to wire me for
any Information you wish.
Yours truly,
NJ MASON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
rRASs.oHIo DIVISION.

For Columbus. Chicago and the west 7;N'
and I0.I5 a. m. daily. aud 4:l2 p. m dally;
columbus. Cincinnati ana II. LOUIS ~. 10
+. m. daily and ll:40 p. IN, except SATURDAY
And 2:35 a m. Sunday only. 49, MS
ST. Clarsyille accommodation "''
and Ar /. m. except sunday. At.
Newark accom- odation, AZ p. H. dally'
sandusky Mail 1913 q 10. da!iy
AREIYE.
From Chicago, 2:5 a. N. and o.3o p m aa"y'
and 1895 a m. daily. 5,.,.,t.,.
Fan 81 Louis Cincinnati and Columbus
5.06 a m. and 5:3j p. N. daily
81. CIairsville accommodation, ll:3' a. m
and j:3j .. m, except SUNDAY. 5.u.
Newark accomn odation, 80 a. me- psliy'
Saudusl5y Mail $50 p N. daily.
CHAS o. sCULL,
General Passenger Agent
IT. LANE. T. p. Az Whelling' W. VA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
DIZZY GOODS.

New YORK. January 26.-Some business
was done to-day in cotton goods, dress rap
RIGS and domets and very fair sales result
ed from new purchases, while the move
ment of goods on old engagements was OF
unusual proportions. AS usual WOODEN
goods were neglected. PrlnuGg cio,hs
were quiet but firm at 2s'lec ola ana de-
clined
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
FINANOE AND TRADE

money. 1a1 I-e Per Cent. Stocks. Lower
Flour, Duh aud Wesk-wheat, Lower.
New YORK. January 26-Money on call
easy at lalH per cent; last loan II per
cent; closed at ~ per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 2Aa4 per cent. Sterling
Exchange strong with actual business in
bankers bills AT 14a4S919 for demand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
PEIkULEU II

NEW YORK. January 26.-Petroleum,
firmer: Pennsylvania oil sales, none; Feb
ruary option sales, none; closed at 81 co.
Lima oil sales none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

WHEELING AND PlTTsBURG Division,
For Pttsburg Washing on. Baltimore Pnl-
adeIpbia and New York $50 4. N, aa@ Old %
III. daily s.it
Pit.sbury express. 1870 p. m, except sunday
WaSbingtl u, Pa, accommodation, 300 p. n.'
except Sunday
From New York. Philadelphla Bait more
washington and Pittsburg, l):lO =. M. oaily
u:3Jp. m. except saturday and I'D m
Sunday only. ,,,.,, c,,os,,
Putsburg mail l2:31 p. M except sundAh
washington. Pa, accommodation $40 a. Me-
ercept sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
NOT ALL BAD.
r.LrAGE PROTESTS AGAINST PESSlSM-
ISM AND CYNIClSM.

Pc Word is Making Progress in Righteousness,
and All Men Are Not Liars-A Timely and
es--l5a. Discourse By the Grsa. Preacher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
1ha Natal Marker,

new YORK. January %, Pig Iron, dull
Scotch $40 0Oa20 90; American 80 5Oa
~ 50. Copper, steady. Lead, strong. Tin,
mates weak.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

From New York, PhIlsdelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, S:l5 a. m. daily
CUMBERLAND accommodation, 1850 p. m, eK-
cept sunday. Ill
Grafton accommodation, 10:l5 =. IN. daily.
Noundsyillo accommodation, 1901 ~ ana
1870 D. m, excep! Sunday and 10 p m SAl
Washington City express, 500 p. m. daily
Grafton ex press, 500 p. NJ, Monday only
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

When a deaf man goes into court FOR
q hearing, a blind man wants TO see
tia, he gets Justice.-New Orleans fic-
ayune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

except Sunday. aud Zoo p. m, SATURDAY 0Hif
Washington City express lo:~ a. H. u~''
except Monday. ,
Grafton express, 1O:40a. M, Monday only
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

For Washington
Baltimore. Philadsl
phia and New York
L45 a. m. aRd 2.SJ p.
N. daily.
Gu berland 40
commodation,5:3O 4
) M, daily eIcepI
7 Su nday.
Grafton accomInO
dation 1880 p. IN,
daily.
MoundsVille &C
commod&tion ll:3(
q. m, and eco p. m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

". ]. hUb y sum VI Z
E,oH SALE AND FOR KENr CAkps Az
NOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARpS
L Rx~tsrEK Counting Eeea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Departure and arrival OF trains st Wheeling :.
Eastern time. January 8, 1893.
MAIN LINE EAST
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RAILWAY TIME GARD,

Arrivals aud departures OF trains on and
after Jan. q, 1898. EXPLANATION or REFER
EEcE MARKS: sDaily; sunday excepted;
monday excepted: saturday excepted: sun
day only; Saturday only. Monday only.
Eastern Standard Time, which is one hour
earlier than Central Time.
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NHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.

ON aud after Sunday December 10, 1894, Pas
aoOgsr Trains will run As follows: tDaily.
iD.jIv except sunday. Central time.
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after FRIDAY
April 20, 1884, trains vii run as follows CITY
time:
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grows.
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